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We're live in New York City.

It's Tuesday, August 29th.

I'm Jamie Erdahl.

That's Kyle Brandt, Peter Schrager, Jason McCordy. We just had a friend of the show in studio, Ross Tucker, Princeton grad. But I think, honestly, leader in the clubhouse, fact about him is that he was roommates with Kyle at Princeton. Sort of. Sort of. You got to do a segment each week. We'll just take one week for each of us to bring in your old college roommate or college bro or college friend. We'll just go down memory lane. You got somebody lined up? I got multiple.

Yeah, I bet you'd do, buddy. Memory stand up. I don't remember it, but it's not. It's okay. We have photographs. I have a couple for Peter, and we could just bring Dev back if you want. No, I've had enough to do. Yeah, that's true. Who is your college roommate? Underwood. Right now, receivers coach, past game, coordinated the University of Pittsburgh.

Oh, that's so cool.

NFL-wide receiver.

Yes. Yeah, that's true. Who was your college roommate? Tyquan Underwood. Right now, receivers coach, past game, coordinated the University of Pittsburgh. Oh, that's so cool. NFL-wide receiver. Yes, indeed. Very cool. All right, Ian Rappport. You've been on standby for the latest from around the league because it's unfortunately cut down day to 53. 4 p.m. Eastern this afternoon. We'll have a lot of names that we got to keep track of where people are going. Ian, what's the latest in the last hour since we've chatted? That's right. Cuts are now ongoing and basically the way it works is very simple general manager, coach calls in a player and says, we are moving on without you and from that point there are plenty of options. There's the players. There are a lot of players, hundreds of players who will never play football again. There are 16 players per team who end up on practice squads. Then there are other players who end up on various reserve lists, NFI, which is the non-football injury list, which Hendon Hooker, the Lions quarterback ended up on yesterday.

There is the PUP list, which is when a player suffers a football injury, Caleb Farley,

the Tennessee Titans former first round picks, starts the year on the reserve PUP list.

That is another example similar to Kyler Murray, the Arizona Cardinals, starting quarterback.

He also starts the year in the reserve

PUP. That means players are out. The first four games of the season that can begin practicing

after that. That is what's going on today as teams go from 90 to 53, a not fun day in the NFL,

but an important and a consequential day. It is also a lot of times the day when you get some trades.

And that is why all eyes now are focused on Jonathan Taylor,

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