Ben Standing is with us. Well, Carrie Quinn live at 1230. He is set to address the media.

I don't know what we're going to learn from him. Maybe Ben has a hunch.

Ben, of course, writes for Substack has a great reporting slash column that you should subscribe to.

You can get access to it at Ben Standing on X.

So, um, let's talk Terry first because yesterday the news came out that he was seeking a second

opinion. Now we've got news that he is seeking multiple opinions. Our own Dr. Sabah,

who has done 20 surgeries. She let us know

with this Dr. William Myers, who Ian Rapaport reported Terry had sought out. She believes that

Myers is the world-renowned expert on sports hernias, and if it's a hernia,

it's six weeks before he comes back to playing football.

That is, you know, one of our regular callers.

She is a doctor.

Take it for what it's worth.

But what do you make of Terry's injury and the news around it here over the last, you know, 12 hours or so.

Yeah. Well, look, I mean, obviously, like you said, we don't, we don't know for sure.

I'm going to guess we may not know much more today, but I don't know if Dan Quinn's going to give us tons of information on it, but obviously it would be a huge blow if he's out at all, even just for one game. This is, as we've discussed a thousand times now, this is a very, there's not a deep group at receiver. They already had Noah Brown out last week. We'll see if he's able to go. So that would be

a huge blow from that perspective. But I mean, you know, the other perspective, and look,

Terry is a guy who has not missed a game since 2019, but the last time he missed a game.

And is it coincidental that he potentially could miss a game or more now the after he's missing all of Craney Camp because of the contract dispute,

when everybody always says, hey, if you miss all of Trane Camp,

these types of injuries are more likely to occur.

I mean, obviously, I can't officially link anything to it,

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