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A look at the numbers show us how Super Bowl 56 will unfold.

Three questions that will need to be answered when the Bengals have the football during Super Bowl LVI.

When it comes to the Super Bowl, his fantasies as a kid and the realities of being a pro finally have dove-tailed in dizzying fashion said Bengals running back Joe Mixon:

LOS ANGELES — NBC's Cris Collinsworth has watched so much NFL video in his career as his network's top color analyst that it could be calculated in years. Counting his career as a Cincinnati Bengals receiver, you could wrap the globe in all the film and video he's seen.

First of a four-part series looking at strategy for Super Bowl LVI. Part 1: How will the Cincinnati Bengals deal with Aaron Donald and the Rams’ pass rush?

LOS ANGELES — The play remains vivid in the minds of Rams defensive tackle Aaron Donald and Cincinnati Bengals slot receiver Tyler Boyd, the eight-year-old, YouTube-worthy effort marking what Boyd saw as Donald's transition from pro prospect to budding NFL star.

Here are some things to know about the game as well as Super Bowl-related programming.

In the regular season, only two teams allowed more sacks than the Bengals’ 55. One of them is the Bears, who gave up a league-high 58. Rookie quarterback Justin Fields was sacked on 11.8 percent of his dropbacks.

Sean McVay and Zac Taylor both run plenty of 11 personnel but they differ in other areas with their offensive tendencies.

The Super Bowl between the Los Angeles Rams and Cincinnati Bengals on Sunday at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California, will as usual be the biggest day of sports broadcasting in the United States

The Bengals have arrived at the Super Bowl.