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RAMS BALL! RAMS BALL! SPORTS BALL! Aaron Donald brings the suffocating pressure and forces the throw from Jimmy G. Travin Howard with the big interception to put a nail in things. #SFvsLAR
*exhales for the next 45 minutes*
The Rams are going to the Super Bowl, folks.
Sure, game stats are fun. But what about mascot attributes? Choose your fighter. #SFvsLAR
These very cool horn-havers are going to the Super Bowl. #SFvsLAR
This musty mascot gets to hit the golf course tomorrow! Cash in the gold dust, get a new set of clubs. #SFvsLAR
Fun fact: Los Angeles Rams head coach Sean McVay is the first teenager to bring his team to 2 Super Bowls. #SFvsLAR
Oh, just in case you needed a reminder. The Rams have home field advantage for the Super Bowl. If memory serves, that worked out pretty well for the last guys. #SFvsLAR
And your LAist MVP for the NFC Championship game is....Cooper Kupp! The league's top wideout tossed the team on his back, surprising no one and snagging both scores for the Rams in a winning effort. #SFvsLAR

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