Live from New York. It's the show with a functioning printer. It's first things first today.

Joe Bro might miss week one because it's an idea for it. Another slow start.

Meanwhile, Jalen Hertz describes his triple threat mindset. And DAC says the Dallas offense is far more detailed.

NFC's preview in 14 minutes. And finally, well, the most anticipated play in all of NFL history.

My homes is behind the backpast. We got another teaser. When and will it come alongside Chris Prasad.

I'm Kevin Wilde's Nick. Yes. You give me an exact date. Oh, I can't give you an exact date.

And we, you know, we were going to see it last year. But then my homes ankle got mangled and so it threw things off.

Okay. This is in 11 on 11 in front of people a real play call. They're not throwing this away.

It's not for nothing right there. Here we go. We're going to start with an animation and then we're going to start with Joe Barrow's cap.

Zach Taylor told us Borough would be sidelined for quote several weeks. We don't know how long several weeks is with a cap strain.

Week one, however, is in doubt. And Jamar Chase told NFL Network that there's no rush. Take a listen.

They were wondering did Jamar really mean that? That he doesn't want him to play week one? Yeah. Do you have anything?

I don't want to be 100% healthy to play. I don't want him rushing nothing. I don't want people in his ear telling him to play it in a certain time.

I just want him to be healthy. And that's not me telling him to play this certain game. It's just that's me saying be healthy when you back 100% healthy.

Okay. You agree with that? Of course. I 100% agree with it because I said it the day after Joe Barrow got hurt.

Collision can't see the number one pick for the box, suffered a cap strain around the same time Joe Barrow did August first.

I think it's when Collision suffered it. So maybe a few days after. And he was, he's listed four to six weeks.

And the buck said he's probably, you know, very questionable for week one.

The idea that you would put Joe Barrow out there if he is not 100% anywhere beneath his hips.

I mean, you want to argue you could put him out there. He's not 100% in an upper body injury. I can listen to that.

Like, hey, I want to play. Maybe I won't be as good, but even if my shoulders hurting, I'm better than Trevor Simeon.

So be it. But it's not just that you could re-injure the calf. It's that the calf injury could lead to you not being able to evade a big hit that leads to another injury.

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