What's up everybody?

Welcome into the next Pats podcast.

I'm Phil Perry.

We've got a lot going on with this football team right now. Mac Jones is injured. Can he play? Will he play? Is that even a remote possibility? We'll discuss all of that. We're bringing in a very special guest to talk about Mack Jones's injury. He's dealing with that high ankle sprain. Should he be getting the tight rope procedure,

that kind of surgery or not? My buddy, Dr. Will Davis, who's an orthopedic surgeon in Chicago,

is going to join us. He's phenomenal at breaking down what the tight rope procedure is like,

something he has to talk about with his patients all the time.

So he's going to break that down for us.

We'll talk about week four and beyond with Mack Jones.

And we'll answer some of your questions as well in a brief edition of the next Pat's mailbag.

Let's get to our conversation, though, with Dr. Will Davis, my buddy right now.

All right, very happy now to welcome in my good friend, Dr. Will Davis of my buddy right now. All right now, very happy now to welcome in my good friend,

Dr. Will Davis of Duly Health and Care. He's working out of the Chicago suburbs right now.

He's the head physician for North Central College. He's an orthopedic surgeon. He specializes

in sports medicine and sports foot and ankle. So you are the guy to talk to Dr. Will Davis.

Thanks so much for being with us, man. Thank you very much for having me, Phil. Nice to see you.

So, yes, full disclosure, Will and I are good buddies. Go back to our days at Georgetown.

Will actually was, you know, you bring a lot of athletic cred to the table here for the podcast.

Will was, I would say, D.C. wide, renowned flag football quarterback and captain the club

baseball team. I mean, you really did it all. I don't know how you balanced it all. And,

you know, look at where you are now. So clearly you've got a brain in your head there, too.

I don't know how you do. Well, thank you, Phil. Kind words. But I will, I will actually ask you

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