Bengals fans Kat Velkoff and her father, Ted Velkoff, both of Washington D.C. make it seem like Sunday's crowd was a pro-Cincinnati one. Cara Owsley/The Enquirer / USA TODAY NETWORK

Watch: Bengals get loud roar as they enter the field for Super Bowl LVI

Originally posted on Sportsnaut | By Vincent Frank | Last updated 2/13/22

The Cincinnati Bengals are technically the “home team” for Sunday’s Super Bowl LVI matchup against the Los Angeles Rams. This is the case despite the fact that the game is being played at SoFi Stadium — the literal home of the Rams.

As pregame introductions were made and players took the field, the Bengals came out to “Welcome to the Jungle.” It also became readily apparent that Bengals fans outnumbered those rooting for the home-town Rams.

Just check out the response these Cincinnati Bengals got as they took to the field in the lead-up to Super Bowl LVI. It’s pretty insane stuff.

Whose house? Bengals house! pic.twitter.com/uXIXjtav4w
— Andy Nesbitt (@anezbitt) February 13, 2022

Those paying attention noticed that this was definitely a pro-Bengals crowd at SoFi Stadium. Other videos from the intros showed this in a big way.

The AFC champions arrive on the scene pic.twitter.com/DA5HDT8o9g
— Jay Morrison (@JayMorrisonATH) February 13, 2022

@Bengals take the field and the #WhoDey chants begin. pic.twitter.com/HH1K6VjW2Z
— Joe Trahan (@JoeTrahan) February 13, 2022

For the Rams, a lack of a home field became a major issue late in the regular season and during the playoffs. San Francisco 49ers fans far outnumbered home fans during their Week 18 clash. It was also about 50-50 for the NFC Championship Game.

At the very least, it does seem like Cincinnati Bengals fans traveled well to Southern California for Super Bowl LVI. Whether it has a major impact on the game remains to be seen.

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