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We always do this.

We'll talk Brent Venables and his presser.

We'll definitely, uh, talk a little about what Ben had to say as well.

They both had some pretty interesting takes going into, uh, the game.

I think the one big one is Brent Venables and his practice thoughts.

Like, uh, y- the question was asked.

The availability report will be available at 7:10.

First off, he talked about Fasusi, and he says that he's almost there.

He's getting ready.

Uh, he has a, a couple more hurdles to get past this week to potentially play.

I don't think he gets past them, but Coop, I'm not gonna lie, it'll be a great surprise if he does end up suiting up and playing, 'cause he's been suiting up the last three weeks.

Yeah, and uh, y- the last thing that you want is situations we've seen over the past couple years where somebody comes back in and they go for 15, 20 snaps and then, you know, we, we have to rehash a video clip of him just, you know, uh, one, one arm, uh, you know, blocking again like he's, uh, running a football.

Um, so I want him to be able to be good to go.

Um, uh, you know, the, the thing with the, you know, shoulder or a big joint like that, like this is probably something he's gonna have to have surgery for after the season.

Um, and whenever that's done, um, you know, there's a little bit of rehab.

But, uh, you can always kind of h- you know, hurt it more or hurt it again.

And, um, so if he's ready to go fully, I'm, I'm, I'm all for seeing him out there.

But I also want him to know that, you know, as it looks like in the second half, uh, the team kind of rallied behi- you know, around each other and really started pushing each other.

And so the line showed some development, so, you know, they can look at him and say, "Hey, man, we got one more week.

You know, we'll, we'll, let's see you back, uh, you know, the following."

Yeah.

I...

If he can physically play without doing more damage, which that's very much a...

I mean, it's Moore is really doing the heavy lifting here.

Um, I'm totally here for him to play.

We always do this.

We'll talk Brent Venables and his presser.

We'll definitely, uh, talk a little about what Ben had to say as well.

They both had some pretty interesting takes going into, uh, the game.

I think the one big one is Brent Venables and his practice thoughts.

Like, uh, y- the question was asked.

The availability report will be available at 7:10.

First off, he talked about Fasusi, and he says that he's almost there.

He's getting ready.

Uh, he has a, a couple more hurdles to get past this week to potentially play.

I don't think he gets past them, but Coop, I'm not gonna lie, it'll be a great surprise if he does end up suiting up and playing, 'cause he's been suiting up the last three weeks.

Yeah, and uh, y- the last thing that you want is situations we've seen over the past couple years where somebody comes back in and they go for 15, 20 snaps and then, you know, we, we have to rehash a video clip of him just, you know, uh, one, one arm, uh, you know, blocking again like he's, uh, running a football.

Um, so I want him to be able to be good to go.

Um, uh, you know, the, the thing with the, you know, shoulder or a big joint like that, like this is probably something he's gonna have to have surgery for after the season.

Um, and whenever that's done, um, you know, there's a little bit of rehab.

But, uh, you can always kind of h- you know, hurt it more or hurt it again.

And, um, so if he's ready to go fully, I'm, I'm, I'm all for seeing him out there.

But I also want him to know that, you know, as it looks like in the second half, uh, the team kind of rallied behi- you know, around each other and really started pushing each other.

And so the line showed some development, so, you know, they can look at him and say, "Hey, man, we got one more week.

You know, we'll, we'll, let's see you back, uh, you know, the following."

Yeah.

I...

If he can physically play without doing more damage, which that's very much a...

I mean, it's Moore is really doing the heavy lifting here.

Um, I'm totally here for him to play.