Welcome back to the Minickeyeb show featuring Lenny, only NFL podcast.

One of the hosts has to MVP outside.

That's Lenny.

I'm Minna Kimes.

And that voice, you might have heard a soft chuckle.

He's been on the show before. He is the voice of the Rams. That's what people call you, right? If you do the Rams play by play, you're the voice of the Rams. A voice of the Rams would have given you a good gaffa for that joke off the top. So I'm already O for one, but it's good to be back with you.

Although the last time, I think we were preparing for a Super Bowl. So came up just short this time.

Congratulations to your Seattle C. Hooh.

J.B. Long is the name. He does the Rams. He do a lot of different things. You do you are like very much part of the meaning-com show universe because you also do college

football with the great Mike Goli Jr. who just defeated me in the team draft. The results came in. The

Super Bowl doesn't even matter. I'm thinking about redoing the scoring system. Whatever. That's another

issue. I asked J.B. to come on specifically for this pod, I think a month ago, because

in preparing all of my notes and thoughts for my votes, MVP, offensive player of the year,

defensive player of the year, coach of the year, all those which we're going to talk about

today, I agonized over several categories involving Rams, right?

Offense a player in the air and then, of course, MVP.

I have said publicly, ultimately, I was asked about it and I did reveal already that I voted

for Drake May at the very end.

It's a regular season award.

But I found it to be a very close and fascinating debate.

And I thought there's nobody who knows the Rams better than J.B. Long. And we're also going to talk about obviously Pukina Kua,

which is another category that was even closer for me, to be honest, than this, the MVP one.

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