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Femmy at Bebafay, PJ Glasser, coming at you guys here on a Monday.

PJ, we did get some news during the break.

And it has to do with what we're talking about in the last segment.

You brought up Monday night football week one, Vikings at the Bears and how you're interested in the under.

Well, Vikings head coach Kevin O'Connell meeting with the media just a short while ago before their practice,

informed them that wide receiver

Justin Jefferson will begin taking part in practice this week. Jefferson's been held out

the last two and a half, three weeks dealing with a hamstring injury. Looks like it'll be a slow

ramp up period for Justin Jefferson as they look to get him ready to roll for week one. Those hamstrings,

especially for skill position players, can be a little bit tricky. You don't want to push it too hard. I know the Eagles have been being patient with A.J. Brown, but it looks like the Vikings will have Jay J. Jettas on the field for J.J. McCarthy in his NFL debut Monday Night Football, which is coming up on September 8th. But let's get it to the big news out of Los Angeles,

PJ, because you better you bet has been your home or the Matthew Stafford back injury. We have

been talking about this almost daily. And I think that we're not even talking about it enough

because it matters that much. This dude is 37 years old and it has a bad back. Like that warrants conversation on the

daily as we have been covering it all throughout training camp. But today, Los Angeles Rams got

a welcome site with their signal caller back on the practice field. Stafford was able to do about

26 plays of team drills. Head coach Sean McVeigh said, quote,

he did a good job today at practice, but does not have any updates on the future plans and how

they look to kind of manage this aggravated disc of Matthew Stafford's. Sounds like to me it's still

going to be a little bit touch and go. They want to see how he responds to today's workload and kind of take it day to day from

there. But I think that this is just such a very finicky situation to where on one day, yeah,

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