Okay, Eddie forgot to call Joel A. Erickson, and now we have like four minutes to talk to him, so I've got to talk really fast like an auctioneer, so let's bring him on right now. He is on the Java House Peel and Poor guest line, Joel A. Erickson of the Indianapolis Star. And Joel, we have decided due to his blunder that Eddie is getting the Joe Bachi treatment. He's going on IR. We're not going to hear from him for a while. What happened here with Joe Bachi first off and the decision to bring in

Jermaine Pratt? You know, that's interesting because I don't, we were just talking about this in the

media room. We don't actually know what Bocci's dealing with. He played a smaller compliment

of snaps on Sunday, but I mean, all, all I, all we really saw was,

you know, some of his mistakes. They never announced an injury. There's not one listed in this

thing. So it's a little bit of a surprise that, that they placed him on IR. Now the, when they

placed them on IR and part of my ignorance here, Joel, this was a, because I know, isn't there like a four-week IR and then there's like the out-for-the-year IR? Do we know what this is? Well, any player who gets placed on IR during the season can come back after a minimum of four weeks. I thought it was four, yeah. Yeah, the one where you get placed on and you're on just season-ending IR, that's if it happens before they get to 53-man roster.

The Jermaine Pratt signing is curious because he is still a young player.

He is familiar with Lou Anirumo and vice versa.

He was a third round pick out of Cincinnati.

And then he went to Vegas where he did not make the trip here.

He had 25 tackles with the Raiders and then Pete Carroll just simply said they wanted to go

in another direction. Have you had a chance to kind of find out what went down there?

Maybe I should text JT. to brick and ask him.

You know, is just a case of a player slowing down or a player that just wasn't a fit?

His numbers seem fine.

Even his coverage numbers, like Next Gen Stats has him as giving up seven completions and 13

attempts when he's the nearest defender.

That's way better than, honestly, any of the Colts linebackers so far.

So it is a little bit of a puzzle, and I try to kind of find out some stuff right before

Shane walked in, and it seemed like Raiders people are a little bit confused as to why

that happened, too. So I don't know if it was a coaching disagreement type thing. It's a little bit of

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