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Okay, let's go, RJ.

It's time to go around the league.

All righty. Oh, it's 8-11. We're going to have to be on our horse here. So we have, we have 15 minutes, RJ. We don't have to rush for it. Could I say it quickly a special congratulations? Much for being on the horse. No, to the show. I think I'm going around the league before we go around the league. I'd like to give a round of applause quickly to the show. Because in our infinite wisdom, I think that we came together as a show unit and started going through schedules and everything else. And Dave suggested that we take all our money as a show, $40,000, and we throw it right on the Ravens. I was just watching Get Up, the great Joe Fortinbaugh, Joe's best bets, Ravens to win the division. See? I'm ahead of the curve. Why are you saying I'm? Well, it hasn't happened yet either. It was all about me. I'm ahead of the curve. I want to take the claps back. I want to take the claps back. Give me some penicillin. I want to get rid of the claps.

No. Now you get a little bit of the claps forever.

All righty. So we go to London from there. Rams and Jags, both four and two.

So Liam Cohen says that Travis Hunter is going to be focusing more on offense.

The two-way thing, we're going to maybe take a little breather there. Trevor Lawrence sacked a career high seven times last week and the loss to Seattle. Meanwhile, the Rams have 19 sacks in the season. That's tied for fourth most in the NFL. Rams are favored this number going up, three and a half in London. So I like the Rams in this game. The only thing that gives me real hesitation, I don't trust Jackson, though I think they were winning a lot of those games based on just turning the opposition over at such a high extent. But the one thing that gives me pause is no Pukukkah, and that gets me concerned. The number at two and a half, I kind of loved it. Three and a half, I do not. But I do believe the Rams win this game.

Right, the Rams stayed.

I mean, they practiced.

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