Hey there, boys and girls. Welcome to another edition of the business of sports with Andrew Brandt.

We're going to talk injuries today.

I really wanted to have this guest for this week and what's going on in the NFL,

and specifically the situation with Tyrod Taylor and the Chargers.

No better guests than my friend, Dr. David Chow.

David is the former doc of the aforementioned Chargers, then San Diego, where he still is,

and now L.A., of course, and involved with a lot of other sports organizations.

Scott Pro Football Dock.com, pro football doc on Twitter, kind of a go-to guy for injuries.

And we're going to talk globally about injuries, but we'll start with Tyrod.

But first, David, welcome to the podcast. I am always interested in medical things. injuries and we're going to talk globally about injuries but we'll start with Tyrod but first David

welcome to the podcast I am always interested in medical things never get to it as a full issue on

the podcast but here we are well it's probably good that you don't get to it as a full issue right

I mean you kind of don't want to hear about medical, and when you do, it's usually

bad news, so it's not a fun topic. But I'm honored that you asked me to come on. I've been a big

fan of yours, and as you know, kind of in some ways, followed in your footsteps in a weird way, right?

I mean, obviously, I fell into this through national football post, an outfit that you started, right?

And essentially, it's the ex, right?

The ex front office guy, you, I'm the ex-doctor.

So I've often described what I do as the medical Mike Pereira,

but it might be the front office, Andrew Brandt, might be the medical Andrew Brand, you know,

whatever. Yeah, it's an interesting history that people don't know. Even knowing me from ESPN or

Ross Tucker or Sports Illustrated or TV started my media when I left the Packers

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