00:00Joe looked good. Yeah. It's cool to see him out there. And, you know, obviously when, you know,
00:06you're both now taking reps and things like that, some conversations kind of happen and just like,
00:10how do you see this versus that? But, but yeah, Joe looked good. I mean, yeah, I'm out there
00:14watching him for sure. He's he looks sharp. It looks like he's been, you know, doing this for
00:23a while. And he didn't he didn't lose the ability to throw the football, I'll tell you that much.
00:27So, yeah, nothing really surprised me to be quite honest with you with him. Just how he carries
00:33himself, the work he puts in. And, you know, he put in a lot of time to get to get to this point.
00:41Whenever the world gets to see it, I don't know. But I mean, just for him to get here,
00:47our our trainers know Nick has done a fantastic job. He's he's spent a lot of time with Joe
00:52throughout this process. And he's really spent given, you know, all he's had. And, you know,
00:57Joe's taken it and ran with it and worked with it. And so, you know, they've worked really well
01:02together. First 11 on 11 with Joe back. How do you look? He looks good. You know, throwing the
01:07ball so really well. It's funny because like him and Flacco kind of have some like in and out of the
01:13huddle. It's a little different. Like Flacco will say the cadence once, whereas Joe will say it twice.
01:16So he'll be like on one. But then so and then Flacco will be ready to break. But Joe goes on one on one
01:22ready. So it's stuff like that is like kind of funny. We all laughed about it. But other than
01:27that, he looks really good throwing the ball.
