Super Bowl 2022: Chargers' Justin Herbert touts 'intimidating' SoFi Stadium ahead of Rams-Bengals title game

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LOS ANGELES – Los Angeles Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert has an inkling of what fans packing SoFi Stadium for Super Bowl LVI can expect when they enter the state-of-the-art venue this weekend.

In a recent interview with Fox News Digital, Herbert touted the massive size of the stadium and warned that it might be a little "intimidating" when they first walk in.

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Workers install a glass partition in preparation for Super Bowl LVI at SoFi Stadium on Feb. 1, 2022 in Inglewood, California.

"SoFi Stadium is an incredible stadium. I think honestly it could be a little bit intimidating when you first walk in there just because of how big it is," he said. "I think one of the coolest parts about it is that it’s technically outdoors. Even though it has a roof, the sides are open. You can see palm trees on the outside of it. You know you’re in California. The weather is always nice. We’ve been really fortunate enough to play there."

Herbert has played at SoFi Stadium for the last two seasons with the Chargers. He said the environment is a big different from what he’s experienced in the past.

"I think it's always nice to play at SoFi because we got our fans showing up to give us so much support and knowing we got them there and I think it’s just one of those home environments that you love to play. We really like the turf there. The weather is always nice. You don’t have to worry about playing in snow or rain or it ever being windy. It’s nice to play there. We always feel like we’re really comfortable playing there," he said.

Justin Herbert of the Los Angeles Chargers runs as he looks up field during a