Cardinals’ Jefferson adds another grandchild after son wins Super Bowl

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Los Angeles Rams wide receiver Van Jefferson had himself a Super Bowl Sunday.

Not only did the son of Arizona Cardinals wide receivers coach Shawn Jefferson pick up his first career Super Bowl victory, he also became a father for a third time.

Talk about a jam-packed day.

While the Rams were trying to mount a comeback in their 23-20 win over the Cincinnati Bengals, Jefferson’s son declared he had seen enough, with his wife going into labor around halftime.

A Lombardi and a baby. What a night for Van Jefferson and his family. pic.twitter.com/NeFem8pOiJ

— Bridget Condon (@BridgetCondon_) February 14, 2022

After catching four passes for 23 yards and watching the confetti rain down, Jefferson swapped out his wide receiver hat for his dad hat, sprinting out of the stadium and off to the hospital.

Van Jefferson's wife, Samaria, went into labor during the game, per @JourdanRodrigue.

The Rams receiver grabbed his daughter, sprinted through the locker room, and is headed to the hospital right now.pic.twitter.com/m1zIYGNgSb

— Front Office Sports (@FOS) February 14, 2022

NFL insider Josina Anderson said Shawn Jefferson told her “the midwife said she has about an hour to go before birth.”

This is when Van Jefferson found out his wife was in labor right after the #SuperBowl pic.twitter.com/3UgsjLa1XE

— BetOnline.ag (@betonline_ag) February 16, 2022

It was just the right amount of time for the wide receiver to see his son enter the world — and a whirlwind three hours to say the least.

Anyone ever have a day like this…? pic.twitter.com/KsjfEsT2oi

— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) February 14, 2022

Jefferson finished off the postseason with nine catches (17 targets) for 102 yards, a Super Bowl ring and the birth of his second son.

Not a bad way to end the season by any means.

Now comes the bigger question: How much Cardinals gear is grandad going to sneak into the nursery?

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