Welcome to the Bill Barnwell show.

I am Bill Barnwell, and yes, this is not Thursday.

It is, in fact, Tuesday morning.

We are doing a second show from here throughout the end of the NFL season, taping after each week's

Monday night football game.

And I was a little worried.

We weren't going to have a ton to discuss.

There's some news we were going to talk about, but a Jaguars Bengals game that was not

expected to be very competitive given the situation with the Bengals where they were missing their starting quarterback Joe Burrow.

And oh boy, is there a lot to talk about after what happened?

Some good, some bad, a lot weird, I would say after the Jags Bengals game.

But joining me to talk about that and the Monday news on this

taped Monday night airing Tuesday morning episode.

As we're here a few minutes after the Monday night game is someone I trust implicitly to give

us the hard facts based on what he saw from Monday Night Football. And that is my friend from

the Ringer, one of the two best people named Danny hosting a fantasy football show for the Ringer.

It is Danny Kelly. Danny, sir, how are you? I'm doing excellent. Thank you for that introduction.

How are you doing?

I'm good. I am excited to talk to you in general, of course, as always, but I feel like we have a lot to hit here after that game. And so let's start with Bengals Jaguars. Let's start with the big story coming out of this game, which is Trevor Lawrence's, as we record this, unknown injury.

Lee Jaggs said he was questionable to return with an ankle injury.

It looked like it would have taken him maybe 16 quarters of overtime to have any shot of returning, given how gingerly he was limping off after the injury.

It was a obviously traumatic moment for Lawrence and for Jaguars fans who were, you could, you know, audibly hear their, their reaction to Lawrence

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