Hey good afternoon everybody how about a double header for you we'll do listen

up and then coming up at five o'clock I'll be over on YouTube if you don't like that and

then it will officially be the weekend for me. What about you?

You're doing well?

You're not doing well if you're a Bengals fan,

although it's still technically July,

but Joe Burrow is gonna be out several weeks

with a calf strain, the quarterback for the Bengals.

The other issue with a calf strain, you can't really do anything, you know, and you talk about

a quarterback who relies on their lower half of their body to throw the football. It's kind of like a golf swing and you

really can't do anything with the calf strain. I mean this is a concern because calf strains can really, they can linger.

Now obviously he's got the best medical care

and the training staff and everything else,

but boy, this is not good. and everything that's good is it is July.

All right, that's the only thing that's good is it is July.

All right, that's the only positive.

The Saints lose an offensive linemen for the year. You talk about

Jay Len Ramsey who the Dolphins picked up surgery. You know he's going to be at a

significant amount of time. So here we go again and it's always the first week or two where you have these injuries that pop up particularly soft tissue injuries and there's been a study on this about why it is and you know the

reality is some players come in a camp in great shape in football shape and others come in a camp in great shape, in football shape, and others come in in what they think

a good shape, but they're not in good football shape, and then you start playing football,

and before you know what, you injuries the reality is it happens more and

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