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Joe Burrow is always one of the best-dressed quarterbacks entering a stadium -- and the second-year Bengals quarterback didn't disappoint heading into Super Bowl LVI. Burrow showed up in his flashy attire that caught the eye of all the TV cameras and social media as he entered SoFi Stadium for the biggest game of his life. 

Rams QB Matthew Stafford -- on the other hand -- was all business. Stafford just showed up to the biggest game of his life in a black T-shirt, potentially making a statement he's not focusing on what he's wearing, but the game in front of him. 

There's a lot riding on this game for both quarterbacks, but mostly Stafford as he plays in his first Super Bowl after 12 seasons with the Detroit Lions. Stafford has the most passing yards (49,995) and passing touchdowns (323) for a player that's making his first Super Bowl start. 

"I think you guys know from getting a chance to interact with him. If you don't root for this guy, something's wrong with you," said Rams head coach Sean McVay prior to the Super Bowl. "He's a great competitor. We've seen that, really, throughout the season. But I think it's really been on display these last couple weeks. We talk about competitive greatness all the time. Being your best when your best was required. Love Matthew Stafford."