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Let's start with the news of the day.

Ian Rappaport reported it.

I talked about it a little bit yesterday.

He didn't know exactly what the injury was.

Tyler Boyd could be out for the rest of the year with an MCL.

MCL sprain, injured it yesterday, injured his knee. and he was encouraged after the game. And here's why,

first, let's start there. He was encouraged, he was in high hopes or wasn't discouraged, thought

he would still be able to play next week. And it's because it's an MCL. MCL is the ligament,

and I've done this multiple times. I've sprained it. I've partially torn it. And it's because it's an MCL. MCL is the ligament and I've done this multiple times.

I've sprained it.

I've partially torn it.

And it stinks and really a sprain, there are little tears in there when you sprain it.

But it's the ligament on the inside of your knee.

So if you look down at your knee right now, don't do it while you're driving.

And if you do make sure you get a red light or something. I don't endorse that of looking at your knees while driving.

Anyways, it's the ligament on the inside of your knee. So if you're looking at both of your

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