One of the Rams’ best receiving targets, Odell Beckham Jr., appeared to have injured his knee after dropping a pass, and had to be assisted off the field.
OBJ appeared to be in discomfort and remained down following the play, however it’s unclear what exactly transpired.
With 52 receiving yards, Beckham has been an integral part of the Rams’ offensive effort this evening.
The Bengals go into the bag with a trick play in need of a touchdown. The Rams’ lead was trimmed to 13-10 when running back Joe Mixon found a wide-open Tee Higgins in the end zone for a 6-yard touchdown.
According to NBC presenter Al Michaels, the play is the seventh time a non-quarterback has thrown a touchdown in the Super Bowl.
Joe Burrow, a veteran quarterback for the Bengals, completed all five of his throws during the scoring drive, which was fantastic. With 99 passing yards, Burrow has completed nine of his fourteen pass attempts thus far.
Why did a cryptocurrency website use a QR code for their Super Bowl advertisement, and what does it mean?
Did you know that restaurants have to use QR codes in order to accommodate customers who are more socially distant due to the pandemic? Apparently, you can also use them in television advertisements that millions of people will watch during the Super Bowl.
The Super Bowl advertisement money was spent by Coinbase, a cryptocurrency buying and selling app, on a moving QR code on the screen.
Everyone who signs up for Coinbase between now and February 15th will receive $15 in Bitcoin, according to the advertisement.
The cryptocurrency brokerage declined to comment on their anticipated advertisement prior to the Super Bowl.
Kupp Cooper, touchdown!
For the Rams’ second touchdown of the game, Stafford finds the wide receiver from 11 yards out.
The kick holder mishandled the snap, which prevented the Rams from converting the extra point.
BIG PLAY: Stafford found OBJ on a crossing route for 35 yards on third and 11. Beckham’s receiving yardage for the evening is up to 52.
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