Raiders coach Lane Kiffin announced who his new starting quarterback is to his two competing quarterbacks.
As for everyone else, the first-year coach wants to keep you guessing.
Kiffin said he "might" go public with his starting quarterback today, or he might just wait until Sunday's season opener against the visiting Detroit Lions.
The two contenders, Daunte Culpepper and Josh McCown, declined to share their inside information. Judging by body language, it looks like Culpepper, who was all smiles compared to McCown's sighs, will start his eighth straight season opener.
Then again, maybe they are under orders to act the opposite of how they feel about getting the news. You never know with the Raiders, who are more shroud than shield.
Don't expect the late decision to catch Detroit off-guard, though. McCown was their backup quarterback last year before the Lions traded him to Oakland on draft day, so they know what he can do. It's more likely they've game-planned for Culpepper, because they can adjust on the fly if McCown trots out.
Kiffin also hasn't named a starting center between Jake Grove and Jeremy Newberry. He did name rookie Zach Miller his starting tight end, and said rookie Johnnie Lee Higgins will return punts while Chris Carr has held onto his kick-return job.