Oh, right, of course, because I should know who that is.

I don't hear what you think.

I'll tell you something that rubbed me right.

Felger and Mass on 985, the Sports Hub.

Drake May's right shoulder is not 100%, and it was not even before the Denver game.

That's my understanding is that he's been dealing with a right shoulder issue even prior

to that Tala Noah Hufanga hit that we pointed out in the third quarter of that game in Denver

where he landed hard on his right side.

Now, the issue has not been significant enough that it's limited him in practices or games,

which is why we haven't seen it on the injury report, but it's not perfect.

As Drake may mention in his radio interview, long season, 30 weeks of throwing.

I'm sure there's some level of wear and tear there, but this is something that he has dealt

with prior to the Denver game.

And then, of course, landing hard on it the way he did, that doesn't help.

Not to keep pat myself on the back, but this is the first thing I thought yesterday. It's the first thing I said. And the first thing I tried to ask, uh, badard, are you guys that do you think this was preexisting? And it just what, what triggered me on that, maz, is that when he did, you know, went back and watched the hit in Denver there in the third quarter. He did not seek attention.

He did not go to the blue tent.

He did not get looked at.

To which I said, well, if he got hurt on that play, he's at least going to do that.

Take a look.

And they didn't.

And I thought, well, then why wouldn't they?

Oh, because maybe it was already there.

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