Right, there you go. The breaking news, Ian Rappaport seven minutes ago, as Max just had in his what's trending, is going to be out for Monday night football against the Chiefs.

Marcus Marriota will get his third start of the season. Rappaport added, while not long term at all, Jaden Daniels hamstring knocks him out versus the

Chiefs. This will be, yeah. So this isn't, I don't believe, based on what Quinn said and the

way he presented it on Monday, this is not going to be a long-term thing. I'll tell you what, man,

I'm fine with this, totally fine with this for so many

reasons. Number one, this is not a rib injury. This isn't a pain threshold thing, right? He

went out there against the Bears last year, you know, with whatever shot they gave him before,

and it was a pain threshold. There wasn't

any significant risk, we don't think. And he could play. You can't do that with the knee that

he had against Green Bay. And you can't do that with a hamstring because it does lead to other

things if you're favoring it. And it could also become something that's more serious.

I'm not trying to play doctor or internet doctor.

But we know hamstring issues can linger, especially if they're more severe.

So I have no issue with them holding them back from this game.

The other thing that's in play here is just, I think I mentioned this,

you know, yesterday or earlier in the show, they'll be coming off, it's an AFC game number one.

The Seattle and the Detroit games that follow at home are much more important games. And look,

every game's important now.

You know, I'm not turning down a win over the Chiefs, clearly.

A win, you need wins.

And, you know, the idea, by the way, that just do well in your division and everything's

fine, that's so much a long ago kind of a thing, you play 17 games and you only play six against your division.

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