Los Angeles Ramswon theSuper Bowl LVIafter defeating the Cincinnati Bengals 23-20 at the SoFi Stadium in California, thanks to a dramatic down by Cooper Kupp in the last quarter. It’s their second Super Bowl in the history of the franchise.
It wasn’t an easy match for the visitors. At the end of the second quarter, as expected, the Rams were up 13-10, thanks, especially to Odell Beckam Jr., who made the first touchdown after receiving a 17 yards pass from Mathew Stafford.
Then, things started to get ugly for the home side, who lost Odell Beckham Jr., who injured himself trying to catch a ball during the second quarter. After the halftime show, the Bengals came with everything and turned the game to their favor, against all odds. But the Rams had the last word.
Los Angeles Rams are the 2022 Super Bowl champions: Funniest memes and reactions
It was a heartbreaking night for the Cincinnati Bengals, who were close to winning their first Super Bowl. However, the last quarter was dramatic and filled with penalties, as the Rams tried to come back to win the championship at home. Here, check out the funniest memes and reactions:
MVP of the game for the Rams #SuperBowl pic.twitter.com/3vjMDgNwrq
— Aaron (@TrippyDonut193) February 14, 2022
OBJ now has as many receiving TDs with the Rams as he had for his entire run with the Browns ��
(h/t @FieldYates) pic.twitter.com/oLvHOQhljR
— Bleacher Report (@BleacherReport) February 14, 2022
Baker Mayfield watching OBJ prosper in the #SuperBowl pic.twitter.com/ogTBhDyQTQ
— M.G. (@MarcasG) February 14, 2022
OBJ to Stafford pic.twitter.com/tFhzcrc1fv
— lüh geeky (@Flexcules) February 14, 2022
“Nah, the Rams ain’t losing tonight.”
—Referees #SuperBowl pic.twitter.com/xHICEyjiPT— Russell Bradley (@RusseIIBradley) February 14, 2022
Goff watching Stafford lead the Rams to a Super Bowl win pic.twitter.com/SA6RVjnd1o
— Josiah Johnson (@KingJosiah54) February 14, 2022
Matt Stafford had never won a playoff game when the Rams traded for him.
After his first season in LA, he’s now a Super Bowl champion. pic.twitter.com/lHRRhrmyUR
— Religion of Sports (@religionofsport) February 14, 2022





