Super Bowl 2022: When does the Super Bowl end?

Arth Chandra | 13/02/2022
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The Rams and the Bengals will go up against each other in the biggest game of the year Sunday Night. When does the Super Bowl start and end?

Super Bowl 56 will take place this Sunday. The Joe Burrow Bengals had an incredible Cinderella run to make it to the Bowl for the first time since 1988 after beating reigning AFC Champs Kansas City Chiefs.

The LA Rams beat World Champion Tampa Bay Buccaneers and then the San Francisco 49ers to make their 2nd championship game in 4 years after going all in to win now.

What time does the Super Bowl start and end?

Kick-Off will take place at 6:30 pm E.T at SoFI Stadium in Inglewood, California. Usual NFL games last about 3 hours. But the Super Bowl is usually 4 hours long. The game itself spans over with a 30-minute halftime show built in.

So the game should end around 9:30 p.m E.T. However, the trophy distribution will probably happen after another 15 minutes. And should the game go into overtime, the Super Bowl could extend over 10:00 pm.

What to Expect in Super Bowl LVI

Joe Burrow and the Bengals had a cinderella run for the ages. Mahomes and the Chiefs were heavy favourites to reach their 3rd consecutive championship. But a 2nd half collapse for the ages saw Joe Burrow and the Bengals match the biggest comeback in championship history and remarkably make the big game in only his 2nd season in the league.

The Los Angeles Rams did not have an easy ride to the playoffs either. They deprived Tom Brady of an 8th championship after beating them in Stunning fashion at the end of playing time in the divisional round. And then scored 13 in the last quarter to beat the San Francisco 49ers and cement their 2nd Bowl appearance in 4 years.

In a game with arguably the 2 best WR cores in the NFL, and 2 QB’s with 0 playoff wins before this season’s playoffs, we should have a thriller Sunday Night.

 

Also Read: Super Bowl Half-Time Show 2022 : Who is performing at Super Bowl 56?

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