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Jared Goff to start for Rams in Green Bay; Wolford inactive

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THOUSAND OAKS, Calif. – Jared Goff and Sean McVay say they had a healthy, productive disagreement last week about Goff's readiness to return from thumb surgery.They're in complete accord this week, however: Goff is the best choice to lead the Los Angeles Rams in the playoffs.Goff will start the Rams' postseason game at Green Bay on Saturday, while John Wolford will be inactive one week after incurring a neck injury, McVay announced Thursday.The Rams (11-6) are headed to Lambeau Field to face the top-seeded Packers (13-3) behind Goff, who has started 73 of Los Angeles' last 76 games since he made his debut as a rookie in late 2016.

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