They're down and one.

Balls on the ground.

And it's recovered by Nashon Wright.

Turn on your mic.

That'll help.

When you're talking and the mic isn't on, it's not a good thing, Max.

That was the end of the Chicago game all the way back

in early October. We didn't know at the time, but that fumble at the end of the Bears game

and a loss was the last time this year that Jaden Daniels actually started and finished a game.

In fact, he only did it four times this year, and only three times fully healthy. Good morning, everybody. It is official. Jaden Daniels shut down by the

organization for the rest of the season. I know many of you agreed with me last week when I said that Dan Quinn was telegraphing

this outcome last Monday.

Seemed pretty obvious after the way he fidgeted his way through that press conference

last week.

There's a lot to this.

And then again, you know, there's not so much,

you know, meaning that we can go through all of the things said before the Minnesota game

all the way through yesterday and picked them apart one by one and try to make sense of it all.

But it's actually not that necessary.

The team didn't shut Jaden Daniels down because he's too injured to play football.

They shut him down because they feared a future conversation that might actually be

about him being too injured to play football.

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