Super important question here, but if you decided if you're going to delete that LinkedIn account,

if you got that question.

You know, I said that almost as a joke.

You know, if I'm being smart, the reality is football ends at some point, hopefully it's in 20 years.

So I'll probably keep it active. I want to know with it active, so we'll just keep it up.

Every time I see John Walford, I want to know with it active, so we'll just keep it up.

Every time I see John Walford, I see Ed Shearren. He doesn't look like Ed Shearren in that photo though. But I get it, you're right. Doesn't he look like Ed Shearin? Definitely, definitely, no doubt about it. I see it totally. Well, maybe soon we'll be saying that Ed Shearren looks like John Walford.

If Wofford can have some success in the postseason in the absence of Jared Gough,

the Rams are keeping very close to the vest their plans for this weekend.

I can't imagine golf playing.

No, I think it's going to be Wulford.

And maybe he beats the Seahawks and maybe the legend of John Wulfford grows. Well, I mean, I'm with you. I would imagine it's going to be John Wilford. It wasn't perfect last week, certainly. But as the game went on, he got in rhythm.

And what, you know, again, this is not a team that needs something superstar-ish at quarterback, as we know.

I mean, this is the team that's the king of the 12-play 55-yard drive for a field goal with Jared Gough or no Jared Gough.

It doesn't matter.

They're going to run the ball.

They're going to dink and donkey to death with bootlegs and screens and things like that and they're

going to play defense.

And that formula can beat the Seattle Seahawks with or without golf.

I mean, again, so I don't count them out with John Welford at quarterback this weekend.

I do not.

Well, the L.A. Rams, one of the teams that is not in the top 10 in this week's final regular season PFT power rankings.

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