It seems Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford is really loving his no-look throw to Cooper Kupp in Super Bowl 56, so much so that he continues to practice it with his wideout anywhere.

Stafford made headlines recently after a slow-motion video of his throw to Kupp went viral. It was undoubtedly a thing of beauty, with the Rams QB perfectly executing the play for a 22-yard gain and to position the team to win.

Now after their Super Bowl parade and celebration in Disneyland and LA, Matthew Stafford and Cooper Kupp were caught throwing no-look passes to each other in their Vegas hotel. It is unknown if the two have been practicing the said pass way before–leading them to execute it in the Super Bowl–but regardless, there is no doubt they plan to keep fooling and destroying their opponents with it.

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Rams fans also got to love the chemistry between Stafford and Kupp. It definitely showed during Super Bowl 56 when they came back to beat the Cincinnati Bengals, and Los Angeles have every reason to believe things are only going to get better for them as the two continue to improve that epic connection.

Who knows, with the way things are going, it won't be wrong to expect Stafford throwing more no-look and other incredible passes to Kupp when they start their title defense in the 2022 campaign.