Jason Pierre-Paul is definitely looking forward to Super Bowl Sunday. Bob Donnan-USA TODAY Sports

Tampa Bay Buccaneers defensive lineman Jason Pierre-Paul will be tasked with going up against Kansas City Chiefs offensive lineman Mike Remmers in Super Bowl LV. It doesn’t sound like Pierre-Paul is particularly worried by the challenge.

When asked about going up against Remmers during Monday’s media day, Pierre-Paul claimed he didn’t even know who his opposing number was, and said the Chiefs had to figure out how to stop him, not vice versa.

Remmers, for what it’s worth, is a 31-year-old undrafted veteran. He previously started in Super Bowl 50 for the Carolina Panthers, during which he struggled mightily against Von Miller.

Pierre-Paul is not one for shying away from talk such as this. Perhaps the Chiefs will take it as motivation, but the fact is Kansas City is going to have the tougher task of containing Pierre-Paul and his 9.5 sacks this season.

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