Hello, welcome to the MNQB NFL podcast.

Albert Breers here on Aurora.

That's me.

He's here too.

And I'm sitting here on Monday morning.

It's about, I don't know, 9 a.m.

And we're putting together the show.

And it's just reported that Adam Schepter reports that Joe Burrow is going to get the surgery on the turf toe.

He's going to be out for three months.

And I've seen this discourse kind of popping up online.

And I have to say I wholeheartedly agree that like we have to stop calling it turf toe.

Like there has to be a there has to be a name for it that's like this hurts more than you can possibly humanly imagine.

And imagine like your big toe getting half ripped off.

You know what it's like the high ankle sprain.

It's just like ankle sprain where people think that that's like a guy turning his ankle. Like you might turn your ankle if you don't see a curb.

You know what I mean? It's essentially like a broken lower leg. Yeah. It's like significant ligament

damaged here to like everything below your knee, you know? So we're all just like, why isn't he going to be out there in three weeks? My fantasy team needs help. Right, right. And then you have the different grades of them too, which makes it even worse, right? Like, which is like, well, how come he had turf toe and he was only out for three weeks and this guy's out for three months

you know so um i'm with you on that i'll back you on that cause without question i mean we

go with a list of them i i i'm sure there are other ones we're not thinking of yeah i mean like

like like liz frank it just sounds like it sounds like your your single aunt you know that's just like that comes

to parties it's like that's a bad one too yeah and that and that is like incredibly i would argue

like planter fasciitis sounds bad right like don't you think plant or fasciitis sounds like medically

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