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That was when you really had the juices goin’ there. And Chido (Awuzie) had the pick right after that. You’re sitting in the locker room for what feels like an eternity and you talk through, “Hey, this is what could happen on this first snap, these are the main coaching points,” and then to have it work out and boom, right there, now all the momentum is on your side. Probably the first play of the second half, the long completion to Tee. You want to finish in the Super Bowl, but we have another opportunity to do it this year.īurrow to Higgins for 75 yards and the have the lead! #RuleItAll Obviously, we fell short, but that’s the kind of feeling I want to feel next year, having that confidence that we’re a quick-strike team and we can beat anyone. When they called it, I was really fired up. So we had an idea it was coming, but I didn’t know it was gonna be the first play. At halftime, we were like, “All right, we’re going back and forth and battling, but we need to do something big on offense.” We came out and hit the ball to Tee (Higgins), and there was that excitement feeling like, “We can do this, we can do it.” We have a little script going into the second half, so we weren’t sure it was going to be called, but we knew we were going to want to take a shot at some point. To keep it positive, my favorite play was the first play of the second half. Regardless, everybody is dealing with Super Bowl LVI in their own way.

Some are focusing on the positive, understandable haunting of the negative, the holding call that will be referenced for ages across Cincinnati, the individual plays they felt they didn’t make, the moment it all ended and also an erasing of the specific, leaving only general feelings to help move forward. We asked Bengals players and coaches to pick one play – positive, negative or indifferent – that has stuck with them most. (Kareem Elgazzar / USA Today)Īs the team arrived in May trying to move past a career quest three points shy of being reached, its ability to bounce back and avoid a Super Bowl hangover will partially be rooted in how well it processes what happened in Los Angeles. Joe Burrow in the fourth quarter of Super Bowl LVI at SoFi Stadium.