I'm wondering how, why? Did you get any sense from that? I think there was a question about it, right?

There was a question about it.

I don't think the answer shed a lot of light.

I mean, to me, I just think that they, I think it's pretty simple.

I think they see Serrata as the last of their, of the wide receivers who's on the 53 right now.

And, you know, I don't think he had a great summer.

Not only did he have trouble getting any separation, which I think is kind of what we expected based on what we saw from college, but he wasn't even consistently making those contested catches, which were sort of his bread and butter at Indiana.

Another offensive note, I don't care if it worked this week, I wish the Ravens would retire direct snaps to Henry in plays at the goal line.

It was more like it was a getting worse and worse thing as opposed to some traumatic event.

Yeah, I think that's right.

I mean, they obviously went in.

I mean, we...

You know, it was very touch and go, I think, whether or not he was going to play.

I mean, you know, there was no certainty about that at all coming out of the week of practice, even though he was a limited participant on Friday.

And, you know, we sort of saw him out warming up before the game.

So just for those three, what's what's your take on whether or not they'll be, quote unquote, rushed back to play in this in this week three game?

How does all this news fit together? Does the Preakness stay in the Triple Crown? What happens to the Triple Crown? I think there's a lot of interesting parts to go in here, but sort of what was the reaction immediately to this announcement?

Yeah, I mean, you did a good job of summarizing the two big happenings this week, Matt.

You know, it certainly struck everyone.

I mean, when Churchill Downs, which operates the Kentucky Derby and the New York Racing Association, announced this new series on Monday with a six-race series, $5 million in payouts, obviously the first thing that hit everyone in Maryland is, you know, hey, the Preakness isn't part of this.

That's weird.

The other two Triple Crown races are part of this.

What is that saying about Maryland? And it does speak to the fact that Maryland and the Preakness have increasingly sort of become the odd man out in these big races.

So this date change, how does it affect things here locally?