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Matthew Stafford played at Ford Field for 12 seasons and never hosted a playoff game or won one outside the city. But 365 days after he’s traded, he accomplished both, plus he won a Super Bowl. Stafford is the talk of the town Monday, Feb. 14.
Matthew Stafford is the new tiger king, as his Los Angeles Rams defeated the Cincinnati Bengals 23-20 in Super Bowl 56.
Matthew Stafford’s late game heroics helped lead the Los Angeles Rams to a victory over the Cincinnati Bengals in Super Bowl LVI.
Super Bowl LVI (56) will kick off on Sunday afternoon in Los Angeles between the L.A. Rams and the Cincinnati Bengals. Here’s what to know about the big event.
Super Bowl LVI (56) will kick off on Sunday afternoon in Los Angeles between the L.A. Rams and the Cincinnati Bengals. Here’s what to know about the big event.
On Sunday (Feb. 13), there will be a very cool local connection to the Super Bowl as two St. Clair Shores natives and lifelong friends will be part of the color guard presenting flags at the game.
He might play for the Los Angeles Rams now, but Matthew Stafford’s 12 seasons with the Detroit Lions left him with many fans here in Detroit.
We are getting closer to the biggest game of the year with the Los Angeles Rams, and the Cincinnati Bengals set to face off at Super Bowl LVI Sunday (Feb. 13) night right here on Local 4.For some, the halftime show is the bigger draw than the actual game. This year’s halftime performers include future Rock and Roll Hall Of Famer Eminem with Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg, Mary J. Blige, Kendrick Lamar and Deaf Detroit rapper Sean Forbes.
There will be a special local connection out on the field when the game begins, and no, it’s not Matthew Stafford, Detroit Lions fans, but instead, meet Khalid Kareem.
The match-up is set for Super Bowl LVI as the Cincinnati Bengals will travel to Los Angeles to take on the Rams inside Sofi Stadium.
The Michigan Wolverines will have some critical alumni out on the field Sunday (Jan. 30) afternoon/evening as teams are gearing up for a chance to make it to the holy grail of football, the Super Bowl.
