I won Super Bowl against Tom Brady – these two | NFL News

Jason Bell believes the Chicago Bears and the Los Angeles Rams have the makings of a true Super Bowl-winning group. The NFL playoffs are getting down to the nitty-gritty with eight groups prepared to battle it out in the Divisional Round.

The Buffalo Bills and the Houston Texans are the only two groups without a Lombardi trophy in their locker. However, former New York Giants cornerback Bell is adamant that a earlier Super Bowl winner will make it all the best way to the confetti again this yr. The 47-yr-outdated won a Lombardi trophy with the Giants in 2007 against a formidable New England Patriots group that included Tom Brady. Now, the ex-NFL star turned Sky Sports presenter spoke completely to the Express relating to his picks for this yr’s closing recreation of the season.

Bell said: “My NFC [pick] is the Rams, which I almost blew up. I was stressed out, man, my legs were weak. It was tough, but that’s the playoffs. You just don’t know. You can’t take anything for granted. And the team is going to fight whoever’s playing. It’s going to be tough.

“It’s humorous, because your identification form of guides you through the playoffs. This has been a comeback group, the Bears, Caleb Williams, his celebrations, ice in his veins, all that. You noticed it on show. 

“And it’s what you expect. Bears fans have been desperate for a long time for a quarterback like this and now it’s happening. I watched it again this morning and I was like, I can’t believe what happened.

“And we’re going to give all the love to the quarterback, of course, but it was a group effort. I imply, the defence got here with stops. The offence made performs, particular groups made performs and that’s what you see in championship soccer. It was enjoyable.”

Quarterback Caleb Williams has led the Bears to a 12-6 regular season record and beat Green Bay Packers 31-27 in the Wildcard Round. Veteran Matthew Stafford went 12-5 with the Rams and is up against the Bears in the Divisional Round on Sunday night.

Only one team will make it through to the Conference Championship game and Bell is excited for yet another twist in the tale of this year’s NFL season. He added: “This has been incredible, all proper. The playoffs are broad open, you just do not know what’s going to occur. It’s means more enjoyable, I would say, even going into playoffs.

“The first thought was, nobody knew [who would make it], which was interesting. Like, if we don’t know, if everyone’s like it can go anywhere, imagine what it feels like for the fans, and that’s what you want.”