NFL releases Super Bowl end zone schemes, uniforms for Cincinnati Bengals and Los Angeles Rams

Super Bowl teams are set, and now the field paint scheme is also ready to welcome the Cincinnati Bengals and Los Angeles Rams to SoFi Stadium for next week’s Super Bowl.

The Bengals will be the home team, and have unveiled their Super Bowl patches.

A winter storm forced Cincinnati to practice inside, and because the Bengals don’t have an indoor facility, the Bengals bussed its players to the University of Cincinnati facility on Thursday. Playing in SoFi Stadium will be unique for the Bengals, because the Bengals haven’t played in a domed stadium since their Week 11 win over the Las Vegas Raiders at Allegiant Stadium in Nevada. Cincinnati has played just 2 games in a dome this season, with the first coming in Week 6 at Detroit’s Ford Field.

Former Georgia star Matthew Stafford said he’s taking a normal approach even though it’s the Super Bowl.

“I think you treat fit just like every other game when it gets to that day,” Stafford said during a video conference with reporters Thursday, via The Rams. “You got a job, you got a job to go out there and execute and try and lead your team to help us win. Once the is ball snapped, I mean, it’s going to be football. Settle into the game as quickly as you possibly can, trust your eyes, trust your teammates and go play. I think that part of it, once the ball is snapped, is hopefully going to be the part that’s the easiest to just eliminate all distractions and go out and play.”

#RamsHouse lookin’ real pretty. 😍 pic.twitter.com/LhF0zVPQUb

— Los Angeles Rams (@RamsNFL) February 3, 2022

The patch looks pretty, pretty good. #SuperBowl | #RuleItAll pic.twitter.com/2M2h2Kt0jI

— Cincinnati Bengals (@Bengals) February 3, 2022

Big time threads for a big time game. 🧵

— Los Angeles Rams (@RamsNFL) February 3, 2022

Keith Farner

A former newspaper veteran, Keith Farner is a news manager for Saturday Down South.