You know, in my practice at Letterman Quarters Orthopedics, we do a lot of regenerative medicine. And the things that we do for our athletes, we might start with a bone stimulator. I'm sure the lions are going to put that leg under a bone stimulator, which will speed up the healing. We might do a laser treatment, which also has been shown to speed up the healing of a broken bone. The other things you can do is PRP. PRP stands for plasma-rich protein. So you draw some blood from Hutch, you spin it down in a special kit, special centrifuge, and you're left with this plasma-rich protein material that you can inject around the fracture. You can inject into an arthritic joint, and it helps regenerate, and it helps with healing. And then the last thing is a regenerative stem cell injection. Also, that would require injecting around the fracture. Now, some of this has not been approved by the FDA, but it has still proven to be very, very effective. So when you ask whether or not he can get back to it, look, 20 years ago, Tom Brady was the first person to do PRP when he had some ailments. And look at this guy. He had a 20-plus year career. So for someone like Hutch, they're going to throw the kitchen sink at him. And could he be back? I wouldn't put it past him.