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It’s a little hard to believe that this will be the first time Von Miller will hit free agency, but at 33-years-old, he gets the chance to pick where he wants to go. Miller isn’t writing off the Rams, he is exploring options

Los Angeles Rams’ head coach Sean McVay said that he’d like to bring Odell Beckham Jr back to the Super Bowl winning team for one more season.

Dom Cosentino of the score gave his thoughts when wrote a piece called: “Here’s how the Rams Can Sustain Their Success.

Joel Corry of CBS Wrote wrote a piece highlighting “How Matthew Stafford’s financial future could be affected by (the) Rams winning Super Bowl (56)”

Kevin Patra - NFL.com: “Ahead of Super Bowl LVI, rumors flew that three-time Defensive Player of the Year Aaron Donald could retire if the Los Angeles Rams hoisted the Lombardi Trophy. - Later, TMZ tracked down Donald in his car and asked him if he truly was coming back for another run. "I'm gonna enjoy the moment. We bring everybody back, I'm back," Donald responded. "Odell Beckham, Von Miller, we bring them guys back, let's make it happen." - It's clear from Donald's comments that he has considered walking away on top, but the thrill of winning a Super Bowl seems to have tamed those thoughts. He just wants to make sure the Rams are indeed getting the gang back together to take another shot at a ring.”

Ben Volin - The Boston Globe Super Bowl LVI was a fitting end to the 2021 NFL season. It was an enjoyable season, providing a nice distraction from the pandemic. But it won’t go down as one of the best seasons. - There were no dominant teams. The top teams in the AFC went 12-5 and in the NFC 13-4. It marked the first time since 2014, and just the fourth time since 1990, that no team won 80 percent of its games. Both No. 1 seeds lost at home in the divisional round. The Super Bowl matchup seemed like the result of a randomizer, with both No. 4 seeds reaching the game for the first time. - Overall, it wasn’t the crispest season. Scoring dropped from 49.6 points per game last season to 46.0. Considering that the NFL continually makes the rules easier for offense, the drop in production is noteworthy. Penalties increased from 11.2 to 11.8 per game and from 97 to 102 yards per game. There also was a striking number of blowouts in the regular season — 53 games decided by at least 21 points

The Los Angeles Rams mortgaged their future for the now, and it was mission accomplished, they are Super Bowl Champions. The present is fantastic, the future is bleak, yet that’s not stopping some fans from believing that they’ll be the next New England Patriots.

Super Bowl winning, Los Angeles Rams’ head coach, Sean McVay has not committed to coaching the 2022 NFL season. That is a reminder that New England Patriots’ fans have been spoiled by Bill Belichick.

Cleveland Browns’ fans may not like it, but Odell Beckham Jr is a Super Bowl Champion with the Los Angeles Rams, and has proved that he wasn’t the issue in Cleveland.

The Los Angeles Rams had a lot of great story lines heading into Super Bowl 56, one of those being Aaron Donald. The long time captain, and multiple Defensive Player of the Year winner, had collected a lot of hardware, but he was always short the Lombardi Trophy. After winning the Super Bowl Sunday night, has Aaron Donald now cemented his legacy as the greatest defensive player of all time?

The Cincinnati Bengals fell short in Super Bowl 56 to the Los Angeles Rams. During the game, Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow appeared to injure his knee, and he never looked the same after that. Did his knee injury, cost the Bengals their shot at winning the Super Bowl?

The Los Angeles Rams were victorious over the Cincinnati Bengals Sunday night, and secured their first Lombardi Trophy. However, there was some questionable officiating that has left some people wondering if the NFL stole Super Bowl 56 from the Bengals.

Super Bowl 56 has finally arrived and most of the storylines have been discussed, debated, and soon will be settled. One of the bigger questions that fans are asking is, who will be the better quarterback: Matthew Stafford or Joe Burrow?

The Detroit Lions’ fans are getting behind their former quarterback Matthew Stafford, and are backing the Los Angeles Rams to win the Super Bowl. Normally fan bases get looked down on for doing this, however this time around everybody seems to be okay with it.

The Los Angeles Rams appear to be the more complete team, and should walk away as Super Bowl Champions on Sunday, however it would be foolish to count out the Cincinnati Bengals.

Dear Pats Nation viewer weighed in and said that the Cincinnati Bengals winning the Super Bowl over the Los Angeles Rams wouldn’t be considered an upset.

The Los Angeles Rams and the Cincinnati Bengals will be facing off in the Super Bowl next Sunday, and people are wondering, which quarterback would you start, Joe Burrow or Matthew Stafford, the answer is always Burrow.

The Los Angeles Rams will be facing off against the Cincinnati Bengals in the Super Bowl, and this game could be looked at as the “Good Guy” Super Bowl. Both Matthew Stafford and Joe Burrow are likeable guys, and this could very well be a championship where people are just hoping for a good game.

The Los Angeles Rams visit the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in the divisional round of the NFL playoffs. Who wins, and why?