Cincinnati kicker Evan McPherson celebrates after his game-winning field goal to upset the Kansas City Chiefs
LOS ANGELES – Quarterback Joe Burrow led the Cincinnati Bengals into their first Super Bowl since 1989 with a stunning upset of the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday as the Los Angeles Rams outmuscled the San Francisco 49ers to advance to the NFL showpiece.
After the nerve-shredding drama of the divisional round, Sunday’s conference championship games delivered more nail biting action as the battle for Super Bowl berths reached its climax.
In Kansas City, Burrow and the Bengals overturned a 21-3 first half deficit against the rampant Chiefs offense led by Patrick Mahomes to snatch a 27-24 win in overtime.
Rookie Evan McPherson kicked the winning points for the Bengals after Burrow had hauled his team…
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