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Good morning football. That's right. Welcome inside, everybody. This is Good Morning Football. We are brought to you by Old Trapper Beef Jerky. As always. I'm Jamie Erdahl. Here is Akbar Bad Shabia. There's Peter Shreger. There's Kyle Brandt. Kyle, I'm surprised you're still here. I'm still here. Last hour, we did Angry Runs. It's the longest one we've ever did. It went on for hours. We had seven nominees. I'm not going to spoil if you didn't see it who the winner is, but it is someone who did something completely vicious and actually hilarious. Jamie, you did something hilarious and incredible. It's just you made a trip last night.

Tell us quickly about it if anyone's just tuning in. I went to Glendale last night to watch Rams Vikings in person. I was going to go at SoFi Stadium, so I figured why the heck not? I flew there

with two producers from GMFB. The Rams were gracious enough to welcome me us as a team back onto their

flight here to L.A. I got back into this building across the street from Sofai Stadium at 1 a.m. I slipped on the couch in the back, went to hair and makeup. Here we are in the show. We're doing the highlight. The Rams look awesome. Vikings, I love you. Maybe next year we'll figure out your quarterback situation in the offseason. Here we go. Jeez. Let's do it, Jamie. Incredible. I wonder how many people have slept on. Lead blotch. You know, like, do you sign it underneath or something?

Like, you're part of that.

That's incredible. Wow. All right. So let's lock in here because the Rams had to travel for a quote unquote home game because of the wildfires here in Los Angeles. We're right next to their stadium, but they didn't play in it. They went to Arizona and, man, they played beautifully. They're moving on. The Vikings are going home, 27 to 9 in a home game on the road in unimaginable circumstances. Afterwards, the aforementioned Kobe Turner, one of the great young personalities and young players in this league, told our Bridget Condon what this win meant for the city of Los Angeles.

And Sean McVail also got in some words about how his team persevered. Take a lesson. What does this mean not just for the Ramsbrook, but for the city of L.A.? Yeah, we had the city on our back this week, and I'm glad we were able to go out and pick up a job. You know, McVeigh has been talking to us all week about the fact that we're built for this. Everything that we've gone through, you figure out the true testament of a team, how they react in a storm. We started in a storm, and now we're up here. So I'm just excited to keep going with these guys. Everything that these guys have gone through, I thought they epitomized and they represented the city the right way. You talk about sports offering a platform for people to come together,

offer a little bit of temporary relief.

And I thought the way that our team competed tonight

was what it looked like.

Just to fight, the spirit, the resilience,

all the different things that are great traits

that this team has really built

through the challenges that they've gone through

over the course of this season.

And I'm really proud of them.

And that sets up the best football weekend of the year.

Argue with me if you want, Kyle, I know you believe it, Jamie and Akbar, too.

You have your final eight teams in the four best games of the season.

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