By Daniel Bates An estimated 101.1 million viewers watched Sunday’s Super Bowl between the Los Angeles Rams and Cincinnati Bengals. Which is up quite a bit from last year’s number of 92 million, the lowest since 2006. On Tuesday, The Athletic’s Bill Shea broke down the Super Bowl’s ratings by city. And the No. 1 spot on the list shouldn’t be much of a surprise. Per Shea, Cincinnati led the way among local market ratings with a 46.1/84 rating. The highest among any city in the country, as Cincy’s been waiting since the late 80’s to see their team in the NFL’s biggest game. Looking at the rating…