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Rood, the most reliable heating and air conditioning products in the DMV. It's Barry's Valuga, Washington Post columnist. Hey, Barry. What's up, guys? Did you get out in like golf like EB yesterday? I should have, man. I had a billion things going on, but I mean, it feels like the day to get it in because we haven't planned for a while now.

Yeah, that's right.

So we were just having this conversation about which Super Bowl you would want to see of these remaining four teams and which wouldn't you want to see.

What do you want to see as a columnist?

What's most interesting to you?

Not Jared Stidham, I think.

I mean, Drake May is most interesting to me

Vrable is interesting to me I think uh I think the Seahawks are pretty

interesting just because of their coach and Donald will be like you know I heard you

guys talking like if he wins the Super Bowl, would he be

like Trent Dilfer, would he play really well? And he has a great receiver. I'm just not

interested in the Broncos without Knicks, because it's, to me, it's not like Nick Foles and

that Eagles team. It's like a, you know, one game appearance where the stuff, I'm not a big Bo

Nick's guy, but at least

if you're in the Super Bowl with

that player, he's your guy.

Like, whether you think he's good or bad.

You don't like the underdog element of it?

I don't like the backup in the Super Bowl.

I want best on best, basically.

Couldn't it be Sean Payton legacy, though, to win a Super Bowl, New Orleans and then win one in Denver? He's tough to root for unless you're like a Broncho's fan. I'm not disagree with you there. I'm just saying that. I'm with cakes on Peyton. Like, it's kind of tired. Like, he looks worn out. Like, um, um you know did he did he do a great job in

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