You have to take it as good news. Obviously, we're on top of the Justin Field stuff. Hoff

and Dove diving into all the press conference stuff, all the tweets. So we just played some of the

Aaron Glent Sound before. And it's a toe. Who knows what it means? Obviously, a lot better than

Patelotendin or Achilles. You got to take it as a lot of good news there.

But it also does remind you, and you don't get this with any other sport, the fragility of training camp and like the tension that you go through.

Listen, it could have easily been Justin today, not that Justin's a top 10 quarterback, although I am intrigued to watch them play.

But I promise you, some radio host in some market in America at some point over the next month is going to be on the air and there's going to be the alert, you know, the Schefters, whomever.

So-and-so carted off the field, worst-case scenario, you know,

fear, door to killies, blah, blah, blah, blah.

And then you get to confirm it out for the year.

And it completely changes the dynamics of that team season.

That is football.

And that sucks.

And it looks like we, at least for now, averted one of those disastrous bullets.

And maybe for, hey, listen, maybe this is the starting point. You want to spin it positively here? First positive is not out for the year. And the next positive here is, you know, Aaron Glenn comes in. And instead of, you know, going down and getting carted off and not coming back this season,

maybe he's back in a week or so, maybe he's back at a couple of days.

Maybe it's the luck of A.G.

That's going to at least change this, the profile of this sad sack, you know, program.

I don't need to lay it on too thick.

You guys know where we stand with the Jets.

The Yankees, well, here's where I stand with the Yankees very briefly before I get back to these calls here.

Rock bottom last night, absolutely, unacceptably gross.

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