Purdy missed a major portion of the 2025 season due to injuries sustained to his shoulder and toe. However, Kubiak discusses how he wants Purdy to improve in certain areas before the 2026 season.

“I wouldn’t say it’s one thing,” Kubiak said, as per X post of 49ers on NBCS.

Kubiak added that Purdy is an athletic guy and is quick with his feet. However, he is missing out on the chances to display his potential. 

“But are you missing an opportunity to make a better play down the field, maybe because you decided to run, or you moved a certain way, and you missed a guy down the field?” Kubiak said during the 49ers’ rookie minicamp.

Purdy’s turf toe injury sidelined him for eight games from Week 1 of the 2025 season. He came back in Week 11, recording 197 of 284 passes for 2,167 yards for the remainder of the season. 

“There were some weird setbacks in his season that I think had to do with his injury,” Kubiak added. “He came out, had an awesome camp, had an awesome first week, then he had the injury. Then he comes back from the injury, and you could tell it took him a while to kind of get back to feeling 100 percent.” 

He completed 919 out of 1353 passes for 11,685 yards in 49 appearances across four seasons with the 49ers.

Kubiack wants Purdy to be more ‘effective from within the pocket’ this offseason. He wanted him to find ways where he can ‘move in the pocket to find throwing lanes’.

Kubiak also wants Purdy to be more consistent in the pocket area and work on the pocket movement.

HC Kyle Shanahan is reportedly working closely with Brock Purdy this offseason. Purdy watches his clips and improves on them, making him easy to coach, as Shanahan mentioned during the NFL Annual League Meeting earlier this year.

With both coaches heavily involved in Brock Purdy’s development, one NFL analyst projects him to have his best season yet.

NFL Insider Shares Surprising Brock Purdy Outlook 

ESPN expert Mike Clay projected Purdy to be the passing yards leader in 2026 with 4,284 yards. This number will put him well ahead of veteran QBs Joe Burrow, Josh Allen, and reigning MVP Matthew Stafford.

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He had his best campaign in 2023, completing 308 of 444 passes for 4,280 yards. However, this number doesn’t come off as unreachable for the 2023 Pro Bowler. 

According to a report from Sports Illustrated, Purdy can be the top player in passing yards only if he plays all 17 games.

On recovering from his injury, Prudy will enter the 2026 season along with new WR Mike Evans.

The San Francisco 49ers will still need strong yards-after-catch production for Brock Purdy to reach those passing numbers, as projected by Clay.

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During a recent episode of The Rich Eisen Show, Eisen and NFL Insider Albert Breer discussed the Brendan Sorsby eligibility crisis in detail.

Texas Tech QB Brendan Sorsby has been suggested as a Supplemental Draft Pick for 2026. This would only happen if the NCAA does not revoke his eligibility. He is currently undergoing residential treatment for gambling addiction.

“But I cannot believe that the first supplemental draft choice in seven years will most likely be used in this quarterback-needy league”, Eisen said.

He also discussed how NFL teams still prioritized quarterback talent despite concerns surrounding the players’ legal and behavioral issues.

The last player selected in the NFL Supplemental Draft was Jalen Thompson. The Arizona Cardinals chose him in the fifth round of the 2019 NFL Draft. 

NFL Insider Alber Breer identified the New York Jets, Arizona Cardinals, Cleveland Browns, and Miami Dolphins as the teams actively monitoring the situation.

His elite arm talent makes the teams offer a second-round pick. Without the scandal, he likely would have entered the 2027 NFL Draft as the first overall pick.

Sorsby lives up to Eisen’s claim of ‘talent over everything’ with his production in his collegiate career. He completed 207 of 336 passes, throwing for 2,800 yards and 36 total touchdowns in 12 games played in 2025.

The Jets are evaluating Sorsby for a long-term option, as Geno Smith serves as a low-cost bridge starter. According to ESPN’s Tony Grossi, the Browns are putting in the work due to Sorsby’s athleticism and arm talent.

The Dolphins are evaluating Sorsby to be a high-upside developmental option behind Malik Willis. Meanwhile, the Cardinals are seeking prospective QB options, despite drafting Miami QB Carson Beck.

Despite the off-field controversy, Sorsby’s talent continues to attract serious NFL interest.

Sorsby Investigated by Ohio State Gambling Regulators

The University of Cincinnati filed a lawsuit against Sorsby for allegedly breaching an 18-month, multimillion-dollar NIL contract. 

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According to a report from The Athletic, he has been placed under NCAA investigation after allegedly placing thousands of online sports bets on multiple sportsbook apps.

Reportedly, some of the wagers were made on Indiana football games. He was an active member of the team from 2022-2023, which directly violates the NCAA rules, permanently impacting his college eligibility.

The suit filed by the University of Cincinnati seeks $1 million in liquidated damages, as he transferred to Texas Tech before his contract expiry in 2026. He is also sued for allowing Texas Tech to use his likeness on a Times Square billboard.

However, Sorsby is represented by sports law attorney Jeffrey Kessler in a bid to claim his college eligibility. If his loses his lawsuit, the NFL Supplemental draft becomes the next viable step, as Breer explained. 

With his college eligibility and legal situation both under scrutiny, Sorsby’s future may ultimately depend on the NCAA’s ruling.

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The 38-year-old Stephen Garcia posted on his Facebook on May 6, revealing that he has been battling Stage 4 colorectal cancer.

“Wasn’t overly excited to share this news but it is what it is. We have a great team of doctors and staff that’s confident we can beat this! It’s the only option,” he wrote.

He also warned everyone about ultra-processed foods, PFAS, and microplastics that have been impacting people in their late thirties, and suggested getting checked if any symptoms or signs occur.

“If there’s one lesson to be learned, get checked and don’t be afraid to visit the doctors office when you don’t feel 100%. The stuff we consume has been altered significantly over the years and we’ve been hearing more and more people in this age range are getting diagnosed with these things,” he further wrote.

Garcia also mentioned a book on Navy Seals, titled No Easy Day, which had inspired him to deal with things one day at a time. He called it “just another battle”, adding that he was “built for this kind of an operation.”

Overall, it seems Garcia is optimistic and is maintaining a positive outlook while fighting the disease and all that comes with its treatment. He ended the post with a heartfelt appreciation for his fans.

“We got this and I appreciate all yall!” Garcia concluded.

The post also included a GoFundMe page set up by his wife, Maria Garcia, to help fight and beat the cancer.

Along with photos of Stephen Garcia through the years and in the hospital, the page also included details about “the most aggressive treatment path” available to defeat the cancer, which has been recommended for Garcia.

Stephen Garcia’s Journey Through The CFL And The AFL

After Stephen Garcia arrived at the University of South Carolina, he got to work, earning SEC Freshman of the Week honors after a 24–17 win over Kentucky.

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He made strong progress through his junior year, throwing for 3,059 yards and 20 touchdowns. He also added 222 rushing yards and 6 rushing touchdowns to his record.

Although he went undrafted in the 2012 NFL Draft, he later made the jump to the CFL, signing a three-year deal with the Montreal Alouettes. His stint there was short-lived and he was released from the team in 2013.

However, Garcia didn’t give up on his football career just yet. He went on to join the AFL’s Tampa Bay Storm in 2014. He was also signed by the Birmingham Iron in the AAF in 2018, but was not selected to be protected in the AAF quarterback draft.

Now, he works as a quarterback coach in the Tampa Bay area, training young QBs.

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NFL reporter Henry McKenna of FOX Sports urged the Las Vegas Raiders to ease Mendoza into the 2026 NFL season matchups behind veteran quarterback Kirk Cousins.

“The Las Vegas Raiders could slot veteran Kirk Cousins into the QB1 spot and no one would give it a second thought. There would be no pressure. No stress. No reason to push the young quarterback, especially not when the team’s offensive line [while rebuilt] was as bad as it was last year,” McKenna wrote.

Last season, the Raiders recorded a 3–14 record, as their offense was one of the worst in franchise history. They ranked 32nd in the league with 14.2 points per game and 77.5 rushing yards per game.

The team hired a new head coach, Klint Kubiak, who drafted RB Mike Washington Jr. in the fourth round of the NFL Draft. Kubiak also signed OL Spencer Burford in free agency, along with several other moves.

However, there are still gaps that need to be addressed for this season. And starting a rookie quarterback behind a struggling offensive line could hinder his long-term development.

McKenna further mentioned that, according to FOX Sports Research, 16 QBs have been drafted No. 1 overall in the past 20 years. What’s more, every one of them has started games in their rookie season.

If the Raiders were to take his suggestion, they would be breaking a two-decade-long tradition. And it seems the franchise might be doing just that.

A minority owner of the franchise, Tom Brady, discussed the “tragedy” of QBs starting games in their rookie year back in 2024 during an appearance on The Stephen A. Smith Show.

Raiders HC Klint Kubiak also mentioned the importance of not letting a rookie start from Day 1 during the 2026 NFL Combine.

“Ideally, you don’t want him to start from Day 1. You’d love him to be able to learn behind somebody,” Kubiak said. “I think it does help the player if they can sit behind a mature adult and watch how they run the show.”

The Raiders have also signed veteran QB Kirk Cousins in free agency. This has led to speculation about the franchise planning to let an experienced QB start in the upcoming season instead of the No. 1 pick, Fernando Mendoza.

In the past, other franchises have also considered the benefits of letting the rookies watch and learn first. The Raiders definitely wouldn’t be the first team in the NFL to bench a rookie QB.

Times When Rookie Quarterbacks Were Benched For Veterans

Carson Palmer was taken No. 1 overall in the 2003 NFL Draft by the Cincinnati Bengals, but he didn’t see the field at all during his rookie season. Instead, he spent the year learning behind veteran Jon Kitna.

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Patrick Mahomes is another strong example of this. Even though he wasn’t a No. 1 overall pick, the Kansas City Chiefs selected him 10th overall in the 2017 NFL Draft. Despite being a rookie, he spent most of the season behind veteran Alex Smith and only made his first start in Week 17.

The Green Bay Packers have followed a similar path for years. They let Aaron Rodgers develop behind Brett Favre before eventually handing him the job, and later did the same by allowing Jordan Love to sit behind Rodgers.

Hopefully, the Raiders will make the right QB1 decision for the upcoming season.

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As per NFL Network reporter Kevin Patra, the future Hall of Famer is potentially re-signing with the team.

“Rodgers, who is expected to visit the Steelers on Friday and this weekend, will likely play for them in 2026, NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport reported on Thursday, per sources,” Patra wrote.

Rapoport also stated that Rodgers has not officially signed with the Steelers, even though both sides seem interested.

After not receiving a reply from the ten-time Pro Bowler by the start of the NFL Draft, Steelers owner Art Rooney made another statement via NFL Network last Wednesday.

“Even though I thought it probably would have been concluded by now, I think we will come to a conclusion here in the next few weeks.”

And it seems this time the prediction might come true.

The Steelers also placed the rarely used UFA tender on Rodgers to secure a compensatory draft pick if he were to sign with another team following the NFL Draft. This would give Rodgers about a 10% raise from his 2025 salary of $13.7 million, bringing it to around $15 million.

But Rodgers might not play for that amount, and even Rapoport admitted that was “hard to imagine.”

Former Steelers QB Charlie Batch also said on his Snap Count podcast that Rodgers’ representatives would likely push for something closer to a $30 million deal after the kind of season he had in 2025.

However, there are rumors that Aaron Rodgers is already in a secret deal with the Pittsburgh Steelers.

Has Rodgers Already Made An Inside Deal With The Steelers?

At the age of 42, Aaron Rodgers is still one of the elite quarterbacks in the NFL.

In the 2025 season, he recorded 3,322 passing yards, 24 touchdowns, and 7 interceptions, leading the Pittsburgh Steelers to an AFC North title and a playoff berth.

The Steelers still have confidence that he will be the one to take the team to a playoff win and perhaps even a Super Bowl victory. So, the rumors of a “private agreement” between both sides emerging were not too far-fetched.

However, Ian Rapoport confirmed via a Good Morning Football segment with Kyle Brandt that those rumors were exactly that, rumors.

“I don’t get the sense there was like a private agreement. I think it was more like, ‘Trust this process.’ It was good last year for him. It was good last year for us,” Rapoport revealed.

So, now the only thing that remains to be seen is when Rodgers will make an official agreement with the Steelers.

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Taylor Heinicke announced on his Instagram that he is retiring after playing for seven years in the NFL.

“For 25 years, I had the pleasure to play this great sport of football … It has taught me a lot, not only about myself, but about life as well,” Heinicke wrote, according to Adam Schefter’s X post.

Across his seven years in the NFL, Heinicke logged snaps for five teams, including Washington, Houston, Carolina, and Atlanta.

“Many ups and downs throughout the years, but the ups outweigh the downs tenfold,” Schefter’s X post further read, revealing Heinicke’s message. “Never in my wildest dreams did I think I would’ve been able to live this life.”

After going undrafted in the 2015 NFL Draft, the Minnesota Vikings gave him a chance to join the NFL and signed him to compete for the backup quarterback role behind Teddy Bridgewater. He eventually became the third-string quarterback.

But his peak didn’t come until the 2020 season, during the wild-card round playoff matchup (his only playoff appearance) against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

In the 31-23 loss, he completed 26 of 44 passes for 306 yards and also recorded 46 rushing yards after their then-QB1, Dwayne Haskins, was released and Alex Smith sustained a calf injury.

After that, he signed a two-year, $4.75 million contract extension and was named the starting quarterback for the Washington Commanders. He justified that trust by recording 3,419 passing yards and 20 touchdowns.

After his stint with the Washington Commanders, Taylor Heinicke signed a two-year, $14 million contract with the Atlanta Falcons, serving as their backup quarterback before being traded to the Los Angeles Chargers.

“Thank you to all who have supported me in this journey,” his message further read. “Thank you all who have believed in me. And thank you to those who gave me the opportunity to live out my childhood dream. Excited for this next chapter of my life! And always, Go Skins!”

Alongside the NFL, he also pursued a career in the United Football League.

Quarterback Taylor Heinicke’s Time In The UFL

After Taylor Heinicke accepted an athletic scholarship from Old Dominion University in 2011, he had a strong collegiate career, completing almost 3,500 passing yards.

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Despite that performance, he went undrafted in the NFL but was later signed by the Minnesota Vikings.

Before joining the Washington Commanders in 2020, Taylor Heinicke was assigned to the St. Louis BattleHawks of the XFL. The league placed him on the BattleHawks’ roster during the 2020 XFL Draft, but he never got any playing time and recorded no statistics.

His deal ended when the XFL shut down operations during the COVID-19 pandemic, and Heinicke returned to the NFL.

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According to USA Today’s Chris Bumbaca, Drake Maye shared the message received by the Patriots, suggesting that Vrabel is willing to work on his issues while also trying not to let the Patriots down in the process.

“With my family, the organization, the coaches, the players. Those have been positive and productive. We believe in order to be successful on and off the field, you have to make good decisions.” Vrabel said.

“That includes me. That starts with me. We never want our actions to negatively affect the team. You never want to be the cause of a distraction,” the Patriots HC had insisted.

After Page Six published photos of Mike Vrabel and NFL reporter Dianna Russini together, rumors quickly started swirling about whether Vrabel had been unfaithful to his wife.

Both Vrabel and Russini denied the infidelity rumors. But after Russini left The Athletic, Vrabel eventually addressed the controversy himself, taking “personal accountability.”

On the other side, Vrabel’s wife, Jen Vrabel, is reportedly quite unhappy with the media attention cast upon her personal life..

“Jen is p*****, embarrassed, and horrified that this is her life right now. To live through this in the public eye, being judged by friends and family, being judged by people she has never met. It is a nightmare,” a source told the Daily Mail.

However, it seems she is willing to give him another chance. Vrabel is attending counseling with his wife, which even caused him to miss the final day of the 2026 NFL Draft.

Drake Maye continues to support his coach. The QB is confident that Vrabel’s personal issue will not affect the Patriots on the field.

Drake Maye Has Shown Confidence In HC Mike Vrabel

During the Truist Championship Pro-Am, Maye was paired with PGA Tour pro Gary Woodland. Upon being asked whether he believed Vrabel’s controversies would have any negative effects on the Patriots’ performance, Maye gave an optimistic response.

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“No, I don’t. I mean, he’s our head coach. I think he’s done a great job of talking to us and talking us through it. I’m just looking forward to getting back to work and getting ready,” he said via the Associated Press.

“I know he’s got the right mindset, and I know he’s a great human being,” Maye revealed. “I think he’s … like I said, I love playing for him.”

The two-time AP NFL Coach of the Year, Vrabel, has proven to be a strong mentor for several years, leading the Patriots to a 14-3 record and Super Bowl LX during his first year as their head coach.

Furthermore, Patriots quarterback Drake Maye had a breakout year last season. Under Vrabel’s guidance, he recorded 4,394 passing yards, 31 touchdowns, and 8 interceptions. So his confidence in Vrabel’s playmaking and mentorship makes sense.

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The Cowboys COO was interviewed on Mad Dog Sports Radio on May 6, 2026

“Dak Prescott, he’s just, you know, obviously we feel like he’s one of the best, if not the best, quarterbacks in the league.

Last season, Prescott threw for 4,552 yards, 30 touchdowns, and just 10 interceptions, even though Dallas finished 7-9-1. These are stats that hold up against any quarterback in the league. Jones wasn’t just backing his guy; he was making a case based on production. 

There are many QB’s currently that are in the conversation for the best, including Patrick Mahomes and Aaron Rodgers. But by challenging this, the Cowboys have put the other 31 teams on notice that their championship window remains wide open through Prescott’s elite play.

Jones went a step further, making it clear that Prescott’s supporting cast is part of the equation as much as him. 

“You’ve got a great tight end room led by Jake Ferguson; the offensive line group is strong. And of course, we’ve got Javonte Williams. His signing back. So we just felt like the pieces were in place for that offense to only get better. And certainly Coach Schottenheimer is one of the top offensive minds in this league.” 

The Cowboys’ offense ranked second in total offense at 391.9 yards per game in 2025. CeeDee Lamb and George Pickens combined for more than 2,500 receiving yards last season. Williams signed a three-year, $24 million extension in February.

But Jones’ bold move of putting Prescott in the same conversation as the league’s best brings a fair question: How long can they count on him to play at that level?

The answer to that question might currently exist as an ongoing solution.

Dak Prescott and the Cowboys are heading toward a Big Deal

Prescott completed 4,552 passing yards during his 2025 season after his 2024 season ended due to a hamstring injury, and he led the league with 404 completed passes, making him one of the top quarterbacks in the NFL for that season.

Pro Football Focus ranked him the No. 5 quarterback overall. His performance at age 33 has established a strong foundation for him to receive a new contract this upcoming offseason.

As per CBS Sports, the Cowboys plan to create a new contract deal to refinance their current debt obligations instead of allowing Prescott to complete his existing contract.

The Dallas Cowboys want to avoid the lengthy negotiations that made their previous contract talks difficult because their current intention is to execute a market-leading extension.

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According to Mike Kils from 9NEWS, veteran QB Nathan Peterman, along with EJ Warner, who went undrafted in the 2026 NFL Draft, was invited by the Broncos to the rookie minicamp tryout.

“Per source, the #Broncos are giving veteran QB Nathan Peterman a rookie minicamp tryout this weekend. Last with Saints, Raiders, Falcons in 2024, Peterman turned 32 on Monday.”

Peterman is coming up after spending time with the Atlanta Falcons’ practice squad, and his addition to the Broncos could make him the fourth QB on the roster behind Bo Nix, Sam Ehlinger, and Jarrett Stidham.

But with Nix still recovering from an ankle injury and having undergone another cleanup surgery recently, his return as the starting QB is in uncertain territory. So, technically, Peterman could serve as their QB3.

During his time at the University of Pittsburgh, he recorded 2,855 passing yards, 27 TDs, and 7 interceptions to finish his senior year with an 8–5 record.

So, along with his collegiate performance, his NFL Combine measurements, such as a 4.82-second 40-yard dash and a 2.80-second 20-yard split, impressed the Buffalo Bills enough to draft him in the fifth round of the 2017 NFL Draft.

Since then, he has appeared in 15 games, recording 712 passing yards, 4 TDs, and a 53.1% completion rate during his time with the Bills, the Las Vegas Raiders, the Chicago Bears, the New Orleans Saints, and the Falcons.

Now, he’s set to appear in the rookie minicamp tryout, which is scheduled to run from May 8–10, and he will be competing with Fresno State’s EJ Warner.

EJ Warner As Nathan Peterman’s Competition In The Rookie Minicamp

EJ Warner did not get signed by the Kansas City Chiefs after his tryout at their rookie minicamp, following which he received an invitation to the Denver Broncos’.

And given that, during his time at Temple, Rice, and Fresno State, Warner recorded 10,844 passing yards and 71 TDs, he has already proven to be a better option, statistically, than Nathan Peterman.

Warner was also named MVP of the 2025 Arizona Bowl. However, there is another reason why the Broncos might choose EJ Warner for their roster.

“I think this week with Denver, there’s a better shot with where their roster is,” Kurt Warner, father of EJ Warner, said. “And I think Sean Payton’s offense fits very well with how E.J. plays the game.”

So, let’s see what the Broncos have in store for EJ Warner and Nathan Peterman. Tell us what you think about this in the comments.

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The Kansas City Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes is one of the NFL players whose NIL attributes Leaf Trading Cards is using on its products without a group licensing agreement with the NFLPA, according to Michael McCann of Sportico.

“Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes and multiple other players—though not six or more on any individual card—appear in those sets,” McCann wrote.

According to the NFLPA, Leaf Trading Cards allegedly violated the rules by putting the image of six or more players on their trading cards without a license from the association. And, they also failed to get permission from the individual players, even for cards that featured fewer than six players.

While professional players control individual publicity rights through personal deals, the NFLPA maintains exclusive rights for group licensing involving six or more players.

Under this agreement, players earn royalties but forfeit group revenue if they choose to opt out. By allegedly featuring six or more players, Leaf violated the association’s exclusive right.

These products include Leaf Trinity Football, Leaf Eclectic Signature Series Football, Leaf PayDirt Football, and Leaf Metal Football.

Leaf is also set to release unauthorized Leaf Spectacular Football and Leaf Optichrome Football in 2026, which were also included in the complaint made by the NFLPA.

The NFLPA is seeking monetary damages for the past releases and trying to stop further sales of these products that do not include the players’ rights to NIL, photographs, autographs, jersey numbers, and others.

Before the lawsuit, Leaf responded with a written statement, defending itself by saying that the NFLPA’s Group Player Rights didn’t make sense because six or more active NFL players were not used on a single Leaf trading card.

But Leaf did not reach out to the players individually either, which the NFLPA also included in the lawsuit.

What Led to the NFLPA’s Lawsuit Against Leaf Trading Cards

Leaf Trading Cards has operated for years without an official NFL license, according to Bloomberg Law News. Instead, the company signed individual deals with players for autographs and NIL rights while avoiding the use of official NFL logos.

The lawsuit traces back to a licensing shift that began in 2021, when Fanatics signed a 20-year trading card agreement with the NFLPA for group player licensing rights. However, the NFLPA already had an active agreement with Panini, delaying Fanatics’ full control of the license.

The license with Panini finally expired in April 2026, and Fanatics had the exclusive license for making trading cards in the NFL and the NFL Players Association. And so, the NFL Players Association brought its lawsuit against Leaf for using player attributes without permission.

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