Bengalis are confident in the existence of the Ozomoha; The Rams say they are ready to win

Sports to Write, February 12 (EFE). – Cincinnati and Los Angeles on Saturday finished their preparations for Sunday’s Super Bowl LVI. Bengalis are confident tight end Christopher Ozuma will play; On the rams they reported that they were ready to win.

Bengals coach Zach Taylor stated that Uzumah was still limited to Saturday’s 40-minute training and, despite being put on the questionable list, is confident he will be revitalized in the match.

“He’s on his way to play, although we can know for sure until tomorrow,” said the Coach.

The tight finish hurt his knee in Cincinnati’s victory in the AFC Championship game against the Kansas City Chiefs on January 30.

Christopher Ozuma said on Monday he wouldn’t miss the biggest game of his life for nothing. The number 87 shirt holder is the usual escape when quarterback Joe Burrow is under pressure. On the campaign he had 49 receptions, 493 yards and five touchdowns.

At the end of training, the Bengals SoFi Stadium, the venue for the game, was present for a photo session with franchise owner Mike Brown. The team wore the black jersey and white sleeves they would wear at Super Bowl LVI.

Their rival, the Rams, had a light 22-minute training session at the end of which their coach Sean McVeigh said his team was eager to lift the Vince Lombardi Trophy.

“We are ready and have a lot of confidence. Now we have to go out and play very well. There is a very urgent need to go out on the field and win, I have a good feeling for my team. I feel excited,” McVay shared.

The Los Angeles Rams will be looking for their second Super Bowl win. They played four; They beat the Titans in the 34th edition; They fell on the 14th against the Steelers, and on the 36th against the Patriots.

The Cincinnati Bengals will play for the third time in history in the NFL Championship. They lost to San Francisco 49ers in Super Bowls XVI and XXIII.

Super Bowl LVI will be played on Sunday at SoFi Stadium, located in Englewood, California.