Live from Southern California. This is the Jim Rome Show.

Here the bleep, we are clones.

Here we are clones. The NFL is... the And look where it starts right here, right now in SoCal at the same exact spot that the

2021 season ended in Super Bowl 56, Sofi Stadium, that 5.5 billion dollar edifice of the now Super Bowl

champion LA Rams and they're playing host to the now Super Bowl champion LA Rams, and they're playing host to the now favorites

to win Super Bowl 57, the Buffalo bleeping Bills.

Again, hell freaking yes.

You want to talk about putting your best foot foot feet forward. The NFL's foot foot foot foot foot.

The NFL has done their damn thing in kicking the season off with these two bleeping powerhouses.

Let's start with the Rams. The Rams in their high-powered

offense led by Matthew Stafford. There have been questions about his elbow swirling for months, but

Adam Schefter reported today Stafford feels better now than he did a year ago.

And it goes without saying he did put up big numbers on his way to leaning them to that strap.

Yes, he had his moments, his Matthew Gofford moments. He did lead the

league in I&T's, but he was also elite Matthew Stafford at times in throwing for 41 touchdowns and playing his best ball when it mattered most.

I mean no joke, when it mattered most, when it mattered most, he did go Stafford as opposed to Gofford. When it mattered most he

completed 70% of his passes for over 1,200 yards, 12 touchdowns and only one I. N.T.

In the fourth quarter during the regular season.

And then he was just as good in the post-season, throwing for more yardage than every other quarterback his team faced in the playoffs,

i.e. Kyler Murray, TB45, Jimmy G. and the great Joe Burrow on their way to ripping that Lombardi.

All good numbers. Take that for data.

Take that for data.

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