The Los Angeles Rams are technically hosting Super Bowl LVI at SoFi Stadium against the Cincinnati Bengals in Southern California later this month. That didn’t stop the NFC champions from revealing that they’ll be wearing their white road jerseys for the big game on February 13.
Los Angeles made the announcement via its social media page with the likes of Cooper Kupp, Odell Beckham Jr., Von Miller and Leonard Floyd sporting the uniforms. They are definitely a tight fit.
The Cincinnati Bengals revealed their Super Bowl LVI uniforms on Wednesday, too. The AFC champs will be going with their black home jerseys and white pants. They are also pretty darn fire.
What do the Los Angeles Rams uniforms for Super Bowl LVI tell us?
Since 1990, teams that have worn white jerseys have come out on top in 22-of-32 Super Bowls. That’s actually a real thing people keep track of. That included Tom Brady leading his Tampa Bay Buccaneers to a win over the Kansas City Chiefs in last year’s Super Bowl.
As for the game itself, Los Angeles boasts an 8-2 record wearing their road or alternate uniforms this season — including a divisional playoff win over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Cincinnati was 7-3 at home.
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Let’s call it a wash as more of these stories take up our time in the lead up to Super Bowl LVI in less than two weeks. Can’t you just feel the anticipation?
Next up. The psychology of uniforms and how it impacts Super Bowl results (sarcasm font).
