The biggest play so far of Super Bowl LVI set up the Bengals deep in Rams territory, but they had to settle for a field goal.
The play was a Joe Burrow deep ball to Ja’Marr Chase, who beat Jalen Ramsey down the right sideline for 46 yards and put the Bengals in great position to score a game-tying touchdown.
Instead, the Bengals’ offense stalled on three straight plays, and they settled for a field goal.
The field goal from 29 yards was good, Evan McPherson’s 13th field goal of this postseason, and it cut the Rams’ lead to 7-3.