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Stafford to Cup for the win.

2320, the final score.

Let's recap it right now on fantasy football today in five. And how poetic is that, Jamie, with Cooper Cup. Matthew Stafford hooking up. Cup, you know, had a great case to be NFL MVP. I know he didn't win it. It was Aaron Rogers, but he was the wide receiver MVP. He was arguably the fantasy MVP, and he comes through huge with that touchdown catch.

And what did he end up with 92 yards?

And that is basically the low point for him.

He's had two games all year with fewer than 92 yards.

And he was at that exactly.

So great way to finish it for the Rams, huh?

I don't understand the Bengals should have treated him like

Calvin Johnson in the red zone there. Like just put every defender on him essentially. Where else was

Matthew Stafford for going at that point, especially with Beckham out with the knee injury. So,

yeah, you know, you just got to give them credit that final drive. Obviously, the Bengals did a good job of containing Cooper Cup comparatively, like you said, last time these two teams met it was a much different situation, but he went for 200 yards against them in 2019. Again, that doesn't matter. But, you know, great, great job by the defense for the majority of the game for the Bengals. But obviously, you know, money time, crunch time, Matthew Stafford to Cooper Cup.

It's what we saw all season long and, you know, Cooper Cup deserving of the Super Bowl MVP

based on his performance tonight.

And Aaron Donald making two huge plays in a row on third down and then on fourth down,

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