Yesterday, just an absolute, you know, scare was put through the entire jet universe.

And, of course, we were on the air when Justin Fields hurt his foot.

It was described as a lower leg injury.

Right.

But now it just turned out to be a foot injury, a toe injury specifically, and he dislocated his right big toe.

Now, for a right-handed quarterback like you,

that's important. It's, it's, you're going to plant that foot every time you drop back,

no matter if it's a drop back pass, a play action pass, the right foot's going to be the

plant foot for him. And you dig it into the ground to brace yourself so you can throw it harder,

but or better. But when I heard this news, I was actually out on the practice field with the Giants.

And somebody said something, they carted him off.

I said, oh, my God, really?

Yeah, it felt bad.

We were actually here too.

We felt we had the same feeling you did.

It's terrible because I saw him in Pittsburgh.

I watched him in Chicago.

And then when he came up here, when they decided to sign him, I said that is the perfect spot for him. Because Aaron Glenn and the

offensive coordinator who came from Detroit, they have a special plan for him. It's going to be

really built all around his skill, and it's going to fit him perfectly. And it should. That's what they should be doing. Well, of course. And so it's all, and I saw him interviewed about two or three times during the offseason. I could tell he was so happy. And so excited, yeah. And it took everything he had not to kind of say bad things about everybody he might have said a few things about

Pittsburgh but i didn't hear i mean we all we all have those emotions you know you felt those when you

were you know let go by the giants at the end i felt that way when i left the jets you we all have

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