So this last day of mini-camp today out in Ashburn is going to be a quick one, at least according to the schedule.

And then Dan Quinn will likely talk after practice. And I'm sure he'll be asked about the health of Noah Brown.

Noah Brown yesterday was carted off the field. You hate to see anybody get injured this time of year.

I guess there was a catch and a go to the ground, then he got up, and then he needed help

walking off the field, and then eventually a cart came out and got him. He tossed

his helmet out of frustration. But this time of year, just so you know, there's no requirement

to report anything about injuries. So whether or not they'll say anything, it's June 12th. They

don't have a game. There's no competitive advantage gained necessarily.

But, you know, Noah Brown coming off what he came off of in that Tennessee game,

the kidney injury, which was very acute and very in the moment scary for everybody involved. But he was able to, you know, mend from that.

They signed him.

He was a favorite last year, no doubt, of

Jaden Daniels. So fingers crossed that Noah Brown will be okay. Meantime, Marshawn Latimore back

yesterday. He spoke. He talked about being timid last year and not being himself. I think that's obvious. We saw that in the player.

He was injured, didn't even get into the lineup until a couple of games after he was traded

for, then sat another couple of games, then returned for the postseason, and didn't play well.

He was not 100% healthy. He was not 100%

acclimated. We need to see that this year. He said some nice things about Trey Amos yesterday.

Latimore did. By the way, he said he's feeling much better and feels right right now. So that's

good news. It's June 12th for what it's worth. But I was thinking

about Trey Amos in particular, because he was a player that certainly could have gone in the first

round and didn't go until, you know, the end or towards the end of the second round. You know,

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