All right, Eric Sauer. Cooper Cup just told us that his favorite nickname for A.J. Barner is Captain Hook. Can you fill us in on the backstory there? Tell him. Tell him.

Was that you? Oh, wait. Wait. That was given by Drew Locke. Okay, Drew Locke. You got to fill us in on how this came to be. Do you actually not know how this happened?

No.

His favorite movie's Peter Pan. We'll just say that.

Really? Really. How did you discover that?

I can't really remember exactly, but talking about Disney.

I went to Disneyland over the by week with the little kid and just came about in conversation. Okay. And does he like this nickname? No, he doesn't. No, he doesn't. He doesn't enjoy it. It gets pulled out occasionally. Okay, so it's only occasional one. The barnyard is probably the best one.

But occasionally it will get pulled out. Okay. All right, good to know. All right, thanks, guys. Dereke Young, man. First of all, congratulations on getting back. I know you missed some time. Has it felt getting back on the field? It's felt good. Just being back out there with my teammates flying around. And, you know, last week, obviously with the receipt of the heat injury, you got some more snaps out there running routes.

You know, talk about just getting back into the swing on as a receiver as well as special teams.

You know, I was just getting I was getting reps during the week.

And the reps I didn't get, I just took mental reps.

So, you know, when I did get my opportunity, it wasn't really no drop off.

Well, earlier in the year, you were one of the top kick returners in the league.

And, you know, I know you take a lot of pride in that.

Is that something that you worked on this offseason or anything turned for you

or just the opportunity is what pretended?

Just using my God giving gifts, using my speed or my size.

And the guys, the 10 guys that's out there that's blocking for me,

they were opening up lanes for me.

All right.

I know, like, every game is just another game.

You know, I'm curious like for players, when, when does a game become more than a game?

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