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Well, it got icy last night in L.A.

Take a look at the Rams' Super Bowl 56 championship rings.

Wow.

They say it's the most diamond-carat weight in championship ring history,

but there was another big splash made in the NFC West yesterday. With that, we say happy Friday.

TGIF on GMFB. Welcome to Good Morning Football. Coming to you from New York City.

My final time, final show with these fine gentlemen here at the table.

I thought it was more permanent thing. I'm not going to get Miss I here.

No.

Either way, I'm Will Sove alongside James Palmer, Mike Garifolo, and Sean O'Harrat.

Super Bowl champion, you saw those rings. Did it bring back memories of your ring? Or you think like, wow, I wish mine had the top off and come on. Oh, yeah, our ring was pretty special. A hot one of a grand call it a ten table ring. Yes. That ring takes it to a whole other level. It's got an entire stadium underneath it. Yeah. actually take the top of that ring off. So, yeah, they definitely stepped it up a little bit. And all that carrot, all that ice. Look at that. Look at all that bling. How? I mean, that's a pretty dope ring. I mean, would you? But they've got, they're just so unwear. Yes. They're very obstinatious. Yeah. And to that point, like, that is a sick ring. It's awesome. The fact that the top comes off is spectacular, but also extremely frightening because I would be so worried about losing that. And then now it's ruined. We need to find out over under or if anybody lost it night one.

Oh, yeah. Like, is there a player? Oh, for sure. Like that night was like, guys, it's gone. I lost. That's a great social element right there. Yes, it is. What player would you think? Most likely to lose the top of the ring. Oh, yeah. Besides Bronc. Yeah. I think it doubles always a foosball table, I think, if I'm not correct.

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Yeah. I think it doubles always a foosball table, I think, if I'm not correct. Oh. Yeah. That's a good foos. Yeah, you never know. All right, give the people what they want, Garifolo. Time for the lead lock. Well, with just a few days until vets report to training camp, we got some big money news from out in the desert yesterday. Kyler Murray and the Cardinals agreeing to a five-year contract extension through the

2028 season worth $230.5 million dollars, with $160 million guaranteed.

That extension puts Kyler just shy of Aaron Rogers in terms of average salary per year.

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