Josh DiMaggio

The last one we were all shocked about returning early was Adrian Peterson, but he returned in nine months as well.

So I'm not worked up about it.

I don't think there's any chance we don't see him in that Cowboys game that they've got coming up week six of their schedule.

I just can't imagine that possibly happening.

Yeah, that's really completely all up in the air.

I think there is going to be more information before anybody makes any decisions.

As we know, you don't necessarily have to be prosecuted in a court of law to even serve a suspension by the NFL.

There's really been no rumbling.

He's back at practice, and I think they're just going to treat the process as it comes.

If he serves that six-week suspension, I would not be shocked, but I really have no insight into how it's going to go.

I don't know if the Packers would move on from him, if there ends up being a court case.

We saw Stephon Diggs end up in a really similar case and then be proven innocent, and he never missed a snap of football.

So I think there's still a lot to figure out there.

Some of the popular names that have come out in Milwaukee are still circled sort of around the team that we've been hearing all along the process.

Miami, Golden State.

I know Giannis wants to sort of stay in the East.

I know he's not in love with the idea of going to the West, I think, because he views it as a deeper, stronger side there.

So I expect him to be moved by the time the draft happens.

Jim Ozarski, who writes for JS Online, our local paper, he said earlier this week that the fact that we haven't heard anything about Giannis in the past couple of weeks makes him believe that they are closer to a trade than not, because previously the Bucs front office has operated in.

in sort of silence.