Yeah, yeah, yep, yep, yep, yeah, Bo Hess, and now the end is near.

Bo.

Belgar and Mass, 985, the Sports Hub.

Tom Brady's hurt, like officially.

Going into multiple reports, Mike Giardy, NBC Sports, Boston, among the first.

In Rap reports also had reports, so I guess there's a bunch out there, though, but Jarty was the first or among the first. Anyway,app reports also had reports. I guess there's a bunch out there, though, but Jardy was the first or among the first.

Anyway, uh, oh, so I had the actual thing here. And you know what? Like an idiot, I clicked off it. So you did that 10 minutes ago, Felger. That's standby. Hold on. Why'd you click out of it, Felger? Yeah, why did you did? You're talking about it off the air, Felger.

You're right, I did, and I clicked on to a story about Harvey Weinstein and Gwyneth Paltrow.

Like a gossip monger, me. How's Gwyneth looking these days? Pretty good, tremendous. What a letterous creep that guy is. Okay, after Tom Brady missed Tuesday's practice at Gillette Stadium for an undisclosed reason, NFL Network's Ian Rappaport has reported that Brady is suffering from a acromyalivicular.

AC joint sprain.

AC joint spring.

Pronounce the word, come on.

Acromio clavicular joint sprain in his left non-throwing shoulder.

According to NBC sports, Mike Giardt, the quarterback sustained the injury in the loss to the Panthers

two weeks ago and re-agravated on Thursday against the Buccaneers.

Again, this is his left-throwing shoulder.

An update, Tom Curran from NBC Sports, Boston reports that Brady missed practice due to an MRI. The results came back negative, so there's no breaks or anything in there. But he's banged up. I think this was sort of obvious when you watched him the last couple weeks. It feels like he's been banged up. Well, and again, that playing the Tampa game, when the guy fell on him and he kind of went down forward and his head got pushed into the ground, he got up slowly from that. And then there were a couple of others afterward where he did not seem to be getting upright. So listen, as we said before, I don't think this means he's going to miss time. He's not going to miss time with the left shoulder. I don't care if the left shoulder is broken. He plays. And maybe the break is, being too dramatic, but he's had this injury a bunch. He's had this injury in his right shoulder and played. So I'm going to worry about him missing time. It does put the lie to the, you know, just drink water, Tom, you'll be fine. And go out in the sun. The shoulder will magically heal and you won't get sunburn. Just keep drinking water with some electrolytes. It's just like this whole thing that he doesn't get hurt is nonsense. He gets hurt. He gets hurt like everybody else. Like any human being, he gets hurt. He just doesn't come off the field. That doesn't mean that he's beat the system or that he's figure out how to prevent injuries. He plays through the injuries. He doesn't mention that in his book, which I got, by the way. And actually I'm picking my way through. There's actually some more valuable stuff in there that I gave her credit for, to be honest with that.

No, let me picking my way through.

There's actually some more valuable stuff in there that I gave her credit for, to be honest with it.

No, let me know Xerox and give it to me.

It's huge. I could never Xerox that thing. That's part of it. It's voluminous. I know. I saw it in the bookstore. I refuse to buy it. Oh, it's freaking massive.

But anyway.

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