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Well, let's get started with the big news of the day, and there may be more updated news.

I'm getting started at around 3 o'clock.

This is the latest that I have seen via Ian Rappaport.

We can call it good news, we can call it bad news, depending on how optimistic or pessimistic you were being yesterday.

Packers quarterback Jordan Love, who went down with a lower leg injury late in his team's loss to the Eagles in Brazil, had tests on his knee today that released, that revealed

an MCL sprain sources said, no ACL damage. Now, Ian is the only one that used the word sprain,

which is a big deal. Everybody else is just going out saying, oh, it's an MCL, it's an MCL.

Like, what are you?

What?

Like, what's wrong?

Ian said MCL sprain.

Now, there's still gradients to that, right?

Nothing tore, ACL's okay, ankle's okay, not high ankle, all this stuff, right?

There's a lot of optimism, and that's good. I think there's no reason not to be optimistic

until you find out otherwise, so I understand it. But let's take a look real quick.

I've been lately posting a lot of this stuff, I call it Doc G-P-T, because essentially I don't know what all these things mean,

and so I go over to AI and ask it what it means.

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