49ers' George Kittle says Rams' Aaron Donald is biggest threat in Super Bowl: 'It could be ugly really quick'

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The Cincinnati Bengals are back in the Super Bowl for the first time since the 1988 season but if they want a chance at winning their first-ever championship, they’re going to have to control Los Angeles Rams defensive tackle Aaron Donald’s impact on the game. 

San Francisco 49ers tight end Geroge Kittle told Fox News Digital that in his experience playing against the Rams this past season, the Bengals' best chance of winning will be limiting Donald’s ability to make plays. 

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"The number one thing is their pass rush. They’re very good. You can’t really say anything about it. Aaron Donald is one of one. He’s one of the best football players to play the game," Kittle said. "He just makes everyone's lives around him easier because you have to double team him and you’re going to get one-on-one’s on the edges with (Leonard) Floyd and Von Miller."

Los Angeles Rams defensive end Aaron Donald (99) and defensive tackle Sebastian Joseph-Day (69) celebrate following a play against the Seattle Seahawks during the third quarter at Lumen Field.  (USA TODAY Sports)

He continued: "Really the biggest thing is don’t let Aaron Donald change the game. If you can keep him as quiet as possible, which is very difficult, it's your best chance at winning. Make everyone else beat you but don't let – because he can change the game on every single play and it's pretty impressive. There's not a lot of guys that can do it like that. 

The Niners faced the Rams three times this season – beating them 31-10 in Week 9 and again in overtime right before the playoffs but couldn’t keep