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Spencer William Weaver (born May 25, 2005) is currently an extremely famous actor who was previously a detective in the NYPD and the star running back on the Los Angeles Rams of the National Football League (NFL) team. Spencer Weaver Was No. 10 Los Angeles Rams... Position: Running back Personal Information …….. Born: May 25, 2005 (age 87) Strathroy, Ontario Height: 6 ft 2 in (1.89 m) Weight: 246.9 lb (111.9 kg) Career Information…...…... High School: SDCI University: Michigan State Actor: 2055-present Career History……….….. Los Angeles Rams (2024-2045) Roster Status: Inactive NYPD Detective (2045-2055) Roster Status: Inactive Early years [edit] Born in Strathroy, Ontario, Weaver attended Strathroy District Collegiate Institute in Strathroy. He played on the football team with a head coach of Brian Wright. He was a four year starter for the Saints and contributed on offence as running back and on defence a cornerback. As a senior, he recorded 47 touchdowns on offence and 62 tackles on defence. He was named to the Associated Press Michigan All-State Team.[1] Weaver committed to the Michigan Wolverines to play football under the head coach of Stuart McKinnon.[2]

Education [edit] Weaver went to Adelaide W.G MacDonald Public School in Strathroy, Ontario. His secondary school was Strathroy District Collegiate Institute, where he first started playing football. Weaver committed to Michigan State University where he studied mechanical engineering.[3] He got drafted to the National Football League in 2024 when he was 16.[4]

College career [edit]

Weaver attended and played college football for the University of Michigan State from 2023-2024

Freshman year [edit] As a freshman in the 2023 season, Weaver was the first running back. He played most of the games and only got some time off in the middle of the game or if their team was well ahead. He made his collegiate debut in the season opener against the Boise State Broncos. In the 62-7 victory, he had 13 carries for a record breaking 402 yards.[5] He scored his first career touchdown, a 72 yard rush in the first quarter, in the 2024 62-7 victory over the Boise State Broncos.[6]  He finished the season with 76 carries for 2014 yards and 42 touchdowns.[7] Family [edit]

Weaver has one sister named Kylie Weaver, who lives in her parents basement, a father named Matt Weaver, who is the manager of a music store called Long and Mcquade in London, Ontario, and a mother named Diane Mcguire who is the owner of The Music Spot in Strathroy, Ontario. Weaver has a wife who is named Lexi Bree Weaver (maiden name is Brown). Lexi Weaver is an actress who is co-starring in the movie “The Seventh Time”.

NFL career [edit]

Pre-draft measurables Ht Wt 40-yard dash 10-yd split 20-yd split 20-ss 3-cone Vert jump Broad 6 ft 2 in (1.9 m) 249.9 lb (111.9 kg) 3.98 s 1.16 s 2.23 s 3.533 s 5.68 s 38 in (0.96 m) 10 ft 3 in (3.12 m) All values from NFL Combine. …………………………………….………....Los Angeles Rams………..…...…...…………….……….. Season Team Games Rushing GP GS Att Yds Avg TD 2024 LAR 16 16 24 43 2.0 102 2025 LAR 16 16 28 51 1.8 136 2026 LAR 16 16 35 88 2.5 142 2027 LAR 16 16 23 57 1.3 153 2028 LAR 16 16 26 65 1.9 135 2029 LAR 16 16 32 74 2.4 138 2030 LAR 16 16 16 61 2.3 129 2031 LAR 0 0 0 0 0 187 2032 LAR 16 16 33 86 1.8 143 2033 LAR 16 16 26 53 1.6 156 2034 LAR 16 16 30 46 1.3 173 2035 LAR 16 16 21 84 1.9 124 2036 LAR 16 16 27 49 2.4 193 2037 LAR 16 16 24 57 2.3 164 2038 LAR 16 16 29 48 2.1 183 2039 LAR 16 16 28 56 1.4 214 2040 LAR 16 16 23 49 1.7 167 2041 LAR 16 16 27 78 1.8 153 2042 LAR 16 16 33 86 2.2 184 2043 LAR 16 16 25 72 1.8 174 2044 LAR 16 16 23 68 1.3 185 2045 LAR 16 16 34 87 2.4 226 Career 415 415 599 1405 42.3 3561 NYPD career [edit]

Weaver was an exceptional detective. He joined the NYPD in 2050 and retired in 2060.[8] Weaver has a record breaking average of 412 arrests per year. His most famous career changer was breaking the “Glory Guys Gang,” a world famous gang with hundreds of murders including some celebrities. That was in his first year, and since then he only helped the city more. He broke 136 old cases with dead leads that were declared “insolvable.[9]”

Acting career [edit]

Weaver became a movie star through his football popularity and noted work ethic. He started in the acting business in 2060, and is still in that career to this day at 87 years of age.[10] The first movie he starred in was the third retake of “Baywatch,” which he played Mitch Buchannon in. From there, he moved on to more and more films and now he has been in a total of 72 movies and 31 shows. Currently he is working on the movie “The Seventh Time,” which is about a boy who has a peculiar case OCD and in his particular scenario, he has to do everything seven times. He has seven of everything; seven kids, seven wives, seven dogs, even seven lives he lives out every day. The main character (Jermaine Manchez,) finally admits to one of his wives about the six other wives, and she decides to help him get through his disorder.[11] Weaver’s wife, Lexi, plays “Jermaine’s” wife that tries to help him with his disorder. Weaver has made statements about retiring soon, but has not said a year yet. Some are thinking it will be in 2092 when he turns 90 years old.[12]

Obstacles

In the year 2031, Weaver was out for the Super Bowl and it was the only game the team lost from the year 2024-2045. Weaver was out that year along with his teammate, Nicholas Veens, who was out with the same injury.

Awards [edit]

FedEx Air Player of the Week - Week 1-8, 10-16 2024-2050 FedEx Air Player of the Month - September, October, November, December 2024-2050 Most passes completed in first half of a single Super Bowl: 20[13] Most Super Bowl appearances: 25[14] Most Super Bowl touchdowns: 56[15]