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This game was a particularly odd yet ideal delineation of the 2021 season. Overwhelm? No. This was a 51-49 issue, perhaps closer. Whoever had the ball last and could make one play would win. Donald's protective stalling of Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow with the game on the line in the last moment secured it. Assuming that series was his last, he finished in fabulous style.

A couple of perceptions before we get to the game-champ toss from Stafford, a play called 15 Wanda Now X Fade:

• What a populist postseason. We will never see its like ever again. Inconceivable. In the divisional, meeting title and Super Bowl ends of the week, the edges in the last seven rounds of this NFL season were, all together: 3, 3, 3, 6, 3, 3 and 3 focuses. Who created this football? Completely fair?

• I can't move past the Bucs, the Niners and the Bengals (particularly after the Odell Beckham Jr. Upper leg tendon injury) realizing the Rams were laser-centered around getting the ball to Cooper Kupp in three painfully close games, and this is how this incredible recipient treated those three games: 28 gets, 417 yards, five TDs. Update: Cooper Kupp was drafted 60 picks after John Ross.

• No recipient at any point had a season like Kupp. The numbers for his 21 games this year are fantasyish: 178 gets, 2,425 yards, 22 scores. The main beneficiary in football in 1980 and '81, Kellen Winslow, had 177 complete in those two years.

• Aaron Donald's future. Rodney Harrison announced in the NBC pre-game show that there's "a solid chance" Donald would resign assuming the Rams won. Donald didn't address the inquiry straightforwardly post-game, yet what more does Donald need to demonstrate now? He was at that point the equivalent of any cautious tackle ever in praises (three Defensive Player of the Year grants, seven first-group all-professionals), and presently he has the qualification of being the enormous element in a Super Bowl triumph. "Aaron's the effing man!" Sean McVay said post-game. Nobody contended.

The Lead: Ram Champs
A long time before the game, this reality was apparent to me: The two most dubious NFL choices were the association giving the keys to the L.A. Market to a disliked Rams proprietor, Kroenke, and the recruiting of a 30-year-old mentor to revive football in Los Angeles.

The two of them resembled jewel choices Sunday night. Kroenke fabricated the best arena in the NFL and likely in all of North American games. He enabled his lieutenants to settle on the sorts of choices that no other group in the NFL settles on exchanging high draft decisions to win today, while holding the volume of draft picks a group would have to remain cutthroat. The Rams, since McVay took over as mentor in 2017, have the second-most draft picks in the association. It's simply that not a solitary one of them are in the first round.

The Rams don't consider the disadvantage of exchanging for Matthew Stafford or Von Miller. They think: We'll take incredible veterans in the group, and we'll sort out some way to manage the cap consequences later. They manage the cap repercussions, generally, by approving of playing mid-and low-round picks in incredible volume. To the victors go the crown jewels and every one of the smarmy GMs who emitted the-record what are they doing remarks about the Rams when they persistently surrendered first-round picks for now … where could they earlier today be? The Rams are holding the Lombardi. Different establishments are recognizing that perhaps, quite possibly, the Rams knew what they were doing in not dealing with first-round picks like Ming containers.

Think about it: The Rams improved this season at quarterback with Stafford, and improved in the pass-rush with Von Miller, and improved at wide beneficiary with Odell Beckham Jr., and in 2022 terms, it cost L.A. Picks 32, 64 and 96 in the 2022 draft. "At this moment nobody in our association is stressed over not picking till 100-something in the draft in April," Demoff said at the triumph party.