COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — Ohio Governor Mike DeWine has announced that three Ohio state parks will be temporarily renamed after Cincinnati Bengals players to honor the team’s upcoming Super Bowl appearance against the Los Angeles Rams.

DeWine and Ohio Department of Natural Resources Director Mary Mertz have renamed Burr Oak State Park in Glouster “Burrow Oak State Park” after the Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow.

Burrow has been instrumental in Cincinnati’s run to an AFC Championship and will be looking to become the first quarterback in history to win a Heisman Trophy, college national title, and Super Bowl.

“We are incredibly proud of the Bengals and everything they have accomplished this season,” said Governor DeWine. “The whole state will be rooting for Cincinnati on Sunday, and this is a fun way to show support for the orange and black.”

The other two state parks getting orange-and-black makeovers are Paint Creek State Park in Bainbridge, now called “Evan McPherson Extra Point Creek State Park” after the Bengals rookie kicker, and Hueston Woods State Park in College Corner, now dubbed “Ickey Woods State Park” after Cincinnati’s legendary running back.

The locations of the new Bengals park name signs will be announced by ODNR once they are in place.

The Bengals and Rams face off in Super Bowl LVI on Sunday from Los Angeles.