Joe Burrow has been the NFL sensation this year. Coming up from an ACL injury and taking the Cincinnati Bengals to their first Super Bowl appearance, ending a 33-year drought has been quite a story. However, it was not just him, but the whole team that has just awe-struck the entire league by their resilience and commitment. 

Burrow surprised all and snatched the spotlight out of all the rookies that were under it earlier this season. And it seems that this spotlight will stay focused on him for quite a lot of time. The 25-year-old has gained a reputation for himself with his trademark poised and composed attitude on and off the field. 

But this is it now; all the hard work, commitment, and resilience boil down to this moment. The Super Bowl is here, and it is not going to be easy. Especially not for the Bengals, who will be up against the most complete team in the NFL, the Los Angeles Rams. Considering the fact that Burrow has been the most sacked quarterback and the Rams the third most sacking team in the NFL, their face-off is going to be action-packed. 

 Joe Burrow on what the Super Bowl means to him 

During his pre-Super Bowl interview, host Rich Eisen was curious as to what does the game mean to the second-year quarterback. “It’s just exciting for us as an organization and as a city, you know,” Joey replied in his usual calm demeanor. “We’ve put a lot of work in, to get to this moment. I think it means a lot to a lot of people.”

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Eisen then followed it up by asking about his personal journey to the top has been. “I feel like now it’s the beginning of my NFL career,” Joe said. “But I’ve worked really hard and gone through quite a bit of adversity to get here. Now in college, and coming up, so I feel like I’ve earned my place here, but now I’m excited for the opportunity.”

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It has been quite a delight to watch the young quarterback make his way to the top and also build an impressive fanbase in his way. Since Stafford will make his first Super Bowl appearance too, it is going to be no less than a dogfight between them. Who do you think will win the big game on 13th February? Let us know in the comments below!

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