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Cooper Kupp was the Rams primary receiver in bunch formations this season, leading the NFL with 5 TD receptions. Kupp trailed only Hunter Renfrow in routes, targets, receptions and receiving yards when aligned in bunch formations. #SBLVI | #RamsHousepic.twitter.com/qrhI9gCAou

Sean McVay has used bunch formations at a top three rate in five of the last six seasons as a play caller. Zac Taylor used bunch formations at a similar rate to McVay in his first two seasons as the Bengals head coach, before diverging this season. #RamsHouse | #RuleTheJungle https://twitter.com/NextGenStats/status/1491102920351248387 …pic.twitter.com/TGJuVui1wQ

Vonn Bell generated 12 hustle stops during the regular season (T-4th-most among DB) and has 2 more in the playoffs. Teammate Jesse Bates, also ranked in the top 10 of hustle stops in the regular season (11, T-7th). #SBLVI | #RuleTheJunglepic.twitter.com/bEkFMofAkr

Vonn Bell Alignment Heatmap Bell demonstrated his versatility during the regular season, aligning at five different positions on at least 5% of snaps: In the Box: 10% LOS, 25% LB At Cornerback: 14% slot, 5% wide On the Back End: 45% safety #SBLVI | #RuleTheJunglepic.twitter.com/TxrA7txR1w

Super Bowl LVI will feature two kickers who consistently beat expectations on field goal attempts throughout the season. Both Evan McPherson and Matt Gay rank among the top five in FGs made over expected this season, including playoffs. #RamsHouse | #RuleTheJunglepic.twitter.com/p59BIo1e7I

Evan McPherson has made all 12 of his field goal attempts this postseason, +2.9 more FGs than he was expected to make (most in NFL). Five of McPherson's FG attempts gave the Bengals the lead, fueling his playoff-leading +61% FG win probability added. #SBLVI | #RuleTheJunglepic.twitter.com/JPadoD8d5K

If you only looked at pressure rate, the Rams defense has been just as effective with & without Aaron Donald this season. Not so fast… The pressure came almost half a second quicker with Donald on the field: Donald ON: 2.97 sec Donald OFF: 3.38 sec #SBLVI | #RamsHousepic.twitter.com/OEp60nDQuZ

When quarterbacks held for longer than 2.5 seconds this season, the Rams generated a top three pressure rate (2nd) and sack rate (3rd). Joe Burrow on the other hand, was more boom-or-bust: 10.3 yards/attempt (best among QB) 16.0% sack rate (2nd-worst) #SBLVI | #RamsHousepic.twitter.com/l00dsncomR

Opposing quarterbacks averaged the 3rd-quickest time to throw against the Rams defense this season, thereby negating the impact of the Rams' top pass rushers. Quick Passing Yards/Att (< 2.5 sec) Joe Burrow: 7.2 (2nd) Rams Defense: 6.8 (30th) #SBLVI | #RuletheJunglepic.twitter.com/rdYJtA4XDi

When the #Rams offense has faced third downs this season, they have leaned on Cooper Kupp to keep drives alive. Kupp has gained a first down on a league-leading 17.8% of his third down routes this season including the playoffs (min. 100 third down routes). #SBLVI | #RamsHousepic.twitter.com/5ji6RFGl8m

Pass protection will be crucial in #SBLVI — Matthew Stafford and Joe Burrow led the NFL in YPA when throwing in rhythm. However, Stafford was sacked at less than half the rate as Burrow when in rhythm and generated more than twice the EPA/dropback (+0.46; Burrow: +0.19).pic.twitter.com/zM4D5pDIig

How will the #Rams and #Bengals pass protection hold up in #SBLVI? The Rams allowed the 2nd-lowest pressure probability at 3 seconds this season (9.6%). The Bengals, on the other hand, allowed the 5th-highest (16.4%). #RamsHouse | #RuleTheJunglepic.twitter.com/jglaxYY6As

Joe Mixon led all RBs with 58 carries reaching 15+ mph this season (incl. playoffs) — 55 of which came on outside runs. The Rams allowed 4.2 YPC on outside runs this season (incl. playoffs), 3rd-lowest in the NFL. #SBLVI | #RuleTheJunglepic.twitter.com/y8y3TEKAbf

The Rams have averaged the most condensed average formation width in every season under Sean McVay, except for 2021 where they ranked 5th. Meanwhile, Zac Taylor and the Bengals have aligned in wider formations since drafting Joe Burrow in 2020. #RamsHouse | #RuleTheJunglepic.twitter.com/dbr9RMV1e6

No offense utilized empty formations or 11 personnel (1 RB, 1 TE, 3 WR) more often than the Rams or Bengals this season. Zac Taylor has diverged from Sean McVay's coaching tree in other offensive tendencies, such as utilizing more spread formations. #RamsHouse | #RuleTheJunglepic.twitter.com/xBUf2sXSI6

Odell Beckham Jr. has been able to find and create more separation on targets this postseason compared to the regular season: Weeks 10-18: 35% open, 1.3 yds/route Playoffs: 61% open, 2.5 yds/route (Open % = 3+ yards of separation on targets) #SuperBowlLVI | #RamsHousepic.twitter.com/6pT5H7YUpR

Super Bowl LVI will feature three players who continuously outgained expectations on the ground and after the catch. Ja'Marr Chase, Cooper Kupp, and Tee Higgins all rank among the top five in yards over expected this season, including playoffs. #RamsHouse | #RuleTheJunglepic.twitter.com/T4Pn0VY99F

The Rams defensive strategy limited the 49ers to just two successful runs on 20 carries. » 2nd-lowest rushing success rate (10.0%) allowed by any defense in a game this season #SFvsLAR | #RamsHousepic.twitter.com/Wb4dymJzzl

The #Rams defense broke tendency in their NFC Championship win over the 49ers by showing more single-high safety looks, and loading the box to stop the run (i.e. box defenders > blockers): 63% Single-High (season-high) 49% Loaded Box (season-high) #SFvsLAR | #RamsHousepic.twitter.com/oBbiqyZzps

Cooper Kupp & Odell Beckham each had 7+ open targets, the first WR duo to do so in a game this season (sixth duo since 2016). Open Targets (3+ yds of separation) Kupp: 7 receptions, 83 yards on 9 targets Beckham: 6 receptions, 84 yards on 7 targets #SFvsLAR | #RamsHousepic.twitter.com/L3vY2qQ5U4