I do not think I do not think. So what do you get in this guy? Ravah. You even listen to yourself when you talk. Hey, hey, we're live. Woo-hoo! Turn off your radio before it's too late. Hate it, hated, hated, hated, hated it. I told you this was a bad idea. Velgar and NAS, 985, the Sports Hub. Let's get a football question far more suited to Greg Bedard than this nonsense.

Here's Ernie Revere on a backup offensive lineman.

Go ahead, Ernie.

Greg, what happened with Ted Carras?

He can play two positions.

They had him I showed on TV last week, showing him how he loves to hit people.

He's bigger than Andrews.

And between him and Shaq Mason, Reggie's going to get killed.

Okay, Ted Carrey's.

You talked a lot about Ted Carrey's, unfortunately, on this show.

But he was released, right?

So what's the story there?

That was one of the more shocking things on Cutdown Day. I mean, just because I know Scar loves him. He could play center in both guard spots without any issues. You know, he's not the most athletic guy in the world, but man, he's just one of those nasty guys that you like to have around. And I mean, hey, they judged it right. They got them back on the practice squad.

So, you know, it's relatively all good.

But I thought the big shock was, well, they kept both Cam Fleming and La Adrian

Wattle at tackle.

I don't know what that tells us.

I mean, I don't think any of them are really any good.

They just don't, I think Tony Garcia was supposed to be the next guy, but he has some sort of illness. He won't be able to play this year, one of their draft picks. So that Garcia's done for the year? Yeah. That illness thing is for the year. Yeah, I think because once you clear pup and then you put on during training game, I'm pretty sure he's done for the year. If they put him on PUP? Well, no, no, they put him on NFLI non-football illness list. I think, I don't think he can come back from that. Wait, okay. But that's enough talk about the backup. Wait, well, hang on. I almost texted you when Karas got cut. I almost texted you. You were telling me four weeks ago he was going to be the starting center. Well, he was getting starting reps at center. I mean, he was, and then I don't know what happened. It didn't seem like his play came off that much. But the big thing was they kept Cole Crosston, who was not on my radar. Still not on mine. Who's that? No idea. He basically plays guard. He plays some, he's played some tackle. I told you you're on probation from the backup offensive line talk. Ernie wants to hear. Let Ernie hear. Cole Crosston. Who's that, ma'ass? No idea. You ever heard of that chat before? No idea. Cole,den. Never heard of that fellow. I'll laugh it up when he's out there starting week three. Let's bring some sense in order the proceedings with Danny Quincy. Does he play the tuba? Hi, Daniel. How are you? First of all, I think the percent trade was absolutely stupid. They should have got another draft pick in the trade, in my opinion.

Why? Why? Yeah. Because the Colts were down, Andrew Luck. They didn't like their backup,

and there were no other quarterbacks to get in the NFL. And Persept just had a great

preseason performance, and his stock was higher than they got. Now, if Belichick made the call, I don't know who made the call first, I don't think Belichick would have traded him if Edelman didn't go down. Did anybody ever ask Belichick that question? Not that he would have answered it. Now, according to Peter King, it was the Patriots called the Chiefs and said, what do you think about Bresset for Dorset?

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