Super Bowl 2022: Meet the star-studded Rams roster set to face the Bengals

After 29 years away, the NFL's championship game is returning to the glitz and glamour of Los Angeles.

And with Super Bowl 56 taking place in their very own SoFi Stadium, the Rams went all in to make sure they were part of the big show.

In the six years since the franchise returned to LA from St Louis, they've built a star-studded roster which befits Tinseltown and their shiny new stadium.

And the gamble has paid off. They face the Cincinnati Bengals in Sunday's title decider and British defensive end Jack Crawford will be part of BBC Radio 5 Live's commentary team in LA.

«Part of me wants the Bengals to pull it off, it'd be huge for the team, the city and the fans,» he said. «But I can't bet against Aaron Donald.

»Now that Tom Brady's retired, I think he's the best player in the NFL, across all positions. In a game like this, where there's so much tension, I've got a feeling he'll take the game over."

Here Crawford, who was unable to play for the Arizona Cardinals last season because of injury, introduces the big names looking to secure the Rams' second Super Bowl win.

Drafted by the Rams in 2014, Donald's a three-time Defensive Player of the Year and helped LA reach Super Bowl 53, where they lost to the New England Patriots.

Donald is on the small side for a defensive tackle but uses his physical ability to get past opponents and get after the quarterback. He now has 102 career sacks, with 14 overall this season.

«A lot of people have speed, strength, explosiveness or flexibility, but he has it all,» said Crawford.

«He's as strong as anybody in the NFL, his hands are very accurate and he plays with leverage — to get under offensive lineman's pads [and get past them].

»Being a defensive lineman, I understand how hard it is to do