stop me if you've heard this one before like anywhere from anybody i like jaylon

warren i think he might even be better than naji harris i'm just not sure he can carry the load

he has too many injuries. He heard that one? Cool. Stay with

me here. Good morning to you. Good Tuesday morning. I'm Dan Kovachovic of D.K. Pittsburgh Sports.

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You can just Google stuff.

And one of the things that you can Google

is everybody's injury history in the NFL. And it gets crazy specific. They even have like a

graphic of the human body that points to everywhere that they've been hurt. How often they've

been hurt there,

how many games they missed, the degree of the sprain and everything else.

So I'm going to read to you the Warren injury history in its entirety.

Remember that he broke into the league in 2022 as an undrafted free agent.

In that season, in November, he had a thigh hamstring, strained slash pull.

It was a grade one by all accounts. That's really, really minor really minor stuff initially he was ruled in that game as questionable to return he was later ruled out for the remainder of week 11 he also missed week 12 all right you still with me all right, August 17 of this past year.

That was in a preseason game.

Warren went down with a thigh hamstring strain,

and he was immediately ruled doubtful to return,

but remember that that's going to be normal in a preseason setting.

Why would you keep running him?

That one was deemed a grade two, so a little bit more severe.

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