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And now, I'm just trying to spell it out for the list.

Felger and Mask.

S-T-O-O-P-I-D.

T-E-P-I-D.

B-O-B.

Boom.

Isn't that, Bob?

Felger and Mask.

Q-U-U-I-T-Q-Q-K.

Okay, thank you.

No, spell up for me, too. I'm an idiot. 985, the Sports Hub. Cam, there was some video. It looked like they were, showed you holding the back of your leg and maybe even limping a little bit. How do you feel health-wise coming out of this game? I'm great.

Everything's good.

Trust.

So Newton says he's okay, but you definitely saw in the scrum after the game,

him clutching his hamstring, walking off the field after he had collected his chain or was looking for his chain.

He kept his chain just in case you were worried about it.

He's got it.

But, you know, there was that.

And then I was listening to Beetle and Zoe and Loughy.

Those guys were saying, and I didn't see it on the broadcast, that Brian Hoyer at one point late in the game was warming up warming up like really warming up like not just throwing not just playing catch but deep knee bends stretching on the bike like warming up warming up so I'm just take that for what it's worth that's what the guys who were at the stadium, you know, who, you know, not just relying on the TV feed, saw that.

Now, I don't know what that means because, you know, even on that very last series, Newton was running the ball. Right. You know, he gained like 10 or 11 yards on one run to pick up the final first down to the game, I think. So if that's the case, it wasn't enough to prevent him from running on that last series, et cetera.

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