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Two sports. One human body. Welcome to Bo Jackson Monday.

On this edition of Injury Territory, Will Carroll and Edward Egros cross the football/baseball divide to break down the injuries that matter now—and the ones that could change what happens next.

On the NFL side, Will and Edward dig into Myles Garrett, A.J. Brown, Brock Bowers, and an increasingly complicated injury situation for the Baltimore Ravens wide receivers. What do we actually know, what should we be watching for this week, and where might the injury report be telling us less than people think? As always, the goal isn't simply knowing who's hurt. It's understanding what the injury means for performance, availability and the players around them.

Then Bo Jackson Monday switches sports. Freddie Freeman has another physical issue to manage as the Dodgers look toward October, while Jesús Luzardo presents another pitching-health question worth watching. Will also examines the increasingly dire situation surrounding Joe Musgrove and what the Padres have to consider when the available options start disappearing.

Finally, there's Justin Verlander. If this really is the final start of one of the greatest pitching careers of his generation, what can the Detroit Tigers do to make it special? Will and Edward discuss how Detroit could handle the moment, the workload and the farewell—and why sometimes sports medicine needs to leave a little room for sports history.

That's Bo Jackson Monday: NFL and MLB injury intelligence on the same show, because the uniforms and demands change, but the questions about health, performance, workload and return to play don't.

For more on Myles Garrett injury news, A.J. Brown injury updates, Brock Bowers injury, Ravens WR injuries, Freddie Freeman injury news, Jesús Luzardo, Joe Musgrove injury updates, Justin Verlander’s final start, NFL injuries, MLB injuries, sports medicine, injury analysis and return-to-play timelines, subscribe to Injury Territory.