Christian athletes

A record-setting University of Tennessee quarterback who opted to return for another season instead of turning pro says he wants to use his talents to "spread the Word of Jesus Christ."

Los Angeles Rams wide receiver Cooper Kupp praised God after his team won Super Bowl LVI and he won Super Bowl MVP.

The Cincinnati Bengals and the Los Angeles Rams will face off on Sunday in Super Bowl LVI. Many of the players on these teams are outspoken Christians. Here are 8 Christian athletes on the 2022 Super Bowl teams:

As Los Angeles Rams defensive back Jalen Ramsey prepares to play in Super Bowl LVI on Sunday, he stressed the importance of relying on the Lord.

The wife of Los Angeles wide receiver Cooper Kupp thanked the Lord after her husband helped bring his team to the Super Bowl for the second time in four years.

Cincinnati's Evan McPherson on Sunday gave all the glory to God after he booted four field goals, set an NFL record, and – more significantly – catapulted the Bengals to their first Super Bowl since the 1988 season with another walk-off kick.

After 18 seasons in the NFL, Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger officially announced his retirement.

The Cincinnati Bengals have made it to their first AFC championship game since 1988 after defeating the Tennessee Titans 19-16 on Saturday. Following the win, Bengals kicker Evan McPherson praised God for the victory.

During a post-game interview following the Pittsburg Steeler's playoff elimination, longtime quarterback Ben Roethlisberger told reporters that he is hoping to expand God's kingdom in the future. Rumors of Roethlisberger's retirement have been swirling for some time. He is expected to hang up his helmet following this season.

On Monday, the Georgia Bulldogs defeated Alabama Crimson Tide, 33-18, in the College Football Playoff National Championship Game to win their first football national championship since 1980. Following the victory, linebacker Nakobe Dean thanked God.