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Welcome to NFL Daily, where nothing can replace the greatness that Nick Shook and I have achieved together.

That's my partner here on this Thursday, running through all the things we've learned.

On a busy week of organized team

activities. I'm Greg Rosenthal. This is NFL Daily. I'm in my garage. It's going to be our last

news update of the week, but we do have a big ranking show dropping on Friday. Good to see.

They didn't call you for jury duty yet, Nick Shook. Yeah, still got two more days, but so far so good. Yeah, I don't know. I might have just been talking to a wall today if you couldn't make it. But luckily, I've got you to talk about, yes, A.J. Brown a little bit. We got some fun stuff in this show, a little Jackson Dart update, Lamar, a lot of weird Jim Harbaugh sound.

But we do start with Jalen Hertz and the Eagles.

I thought it was interesting the wording that Jalen Hertz used to talk about his teammate, A.J. Brown.

If AJ is traded, how would that affect your offense? How would that affect you?

Pick the right-up question, the sip on, huh?

I think for us, you know, we're focused on learning the offense.

It really doesn't change in terms of our approach to

improve, you know, there's an if. Obviously, been lingering, a lingering thing, but, you know,

nothing can replace all the greatness that we achieve together. Definitely speaking in the past

tense there, not a surprise, but AJ Brown has not been there at OTAs.

And just the fact that Jalen Hertz is addressing this publicly in such a way, you know,

makes it feel a little more certain than ever before for what it's worth.

Ian Rappaport, or we're going to get to his reporting on the matter in just a second, said, hey, they're good personally. I think from a football perspective, maybe they're not

so good there, but personally they're good. That's always a tough distinction to make, because

in this professional world of football, those two things bleed into each other, especially in the

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