The Cincinnati Bengals will win Super Bowl LVI over the LA Rams, according to an prediction by the soccer simulation games Madden NFL 22. In light of its history, Rams fans might have good reason to Madden 22 coins be a bit nervous.
A clip of the Super Bowl prediction featuring retired Seattle Seahawks running back Marshan Lynch was shared via Twitter today. Based on Madden NFL 22, the Bengals will get victory over the Rams by a score of 24-21.
Like every time, EA Sports has released the results of its Madden Super Bowl simulation and this year, the pro football game believes they can beat the Cincinnati Bengals will upset the Los Angeles Rams in a dramatic and exciting game that comes down to the last play.
According to the simulation, the Bengals are trailing the Rams at halftime by 14-7. Before that, Bengals corner Eli Apple picks off Rams QB Matthew Stafford for a pick-six to make it a tie with an extra point. Bengals QB Joe Burrow then connects with Tee Higgins in the fourth quarter to give the Bengals the advantage, and then Stafford gets Odell Beckham Jr. to score a touchdown and draw the game again.
To conclude the game Burrow and The Bengals transfer the ball down the field far enough to allow player Evan McPherson a chance to win the game. He doesn't fail to make it. The Bengals prevail by a score of 24-21 and Burrow makes history as the only QB to with winning the Heisman, College Football National Championship, and in the Super Bowl, at least should this come to fruition.
Atari's Madden Super Bowl predictions have a long history of being completely accurate, yet offbase. Last year the game's prediction was completely wrong. Check out the EA Sports blog to cheap Mut 22 coins see the full breakdown on Super Bowl LVI, as predicted by Madden.
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