My guess is that Jaden Daniels does not play on Sunday.

I have no earthly idea for sure what will happen.

But for me, it's the, you know, the lack of information.

If he were, you know, a strong lean to play because the injury isn't, you know, a big deal at all. I think we would

have heard that. Now, you can make the case. It's a competitive advantage on a short week for

the Raiders to make them prepare for two quarterbacks as long as they possibly can. But the

difference in the two quarterbacks or the two offenses stylistically, you know, aren't that vast.

I mean, Jaden's a lot better than Marcus Mariotta, but the offense isn't going to change that much with Mariotta.

But I just, I have this feeling that the incredible silence over a very, you know, long weekend of waiting and looking to see if,

you know, anybody would have exactly whether or not that MRI happened and why it happened

and what the results were. And then just the way that Quinn handled the press conference.

Look, this is who they are. And Tom Shad, who was just on with us from the Washington Post, he's spot on. You know, every staff, every organization

handles injuries in their own way. This is going to be more like, you know, not exactly

Belichick and the Patriots, but it's certainly not going to be what, you know, the Snyder

era team was, where literally when I tell you that

you'd have multiple people inside that organization fighting to be the first person to leak

something to somebody in the media, usually national members of the media, but there was

absolutely no structure, no organization, no culture, and no punishment for doing so.

It was truly an S show of the highest order. That's not this group. We learned last year.

I mean, they were tight-lipped about these specifics around Jaden's rib injury. I even asked Quinn

three weeks ago when he was on or two weeks ago when he was on.

Going back to that thing when Jaden had admitted with Justin Jefferson and

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