It’s Just Business ep 144 The NFL Owner’s Meeting Debrief Retrospective
The quarterly meetings provided WWE style theatrics, palace intrigue and the announcement of a Black Friday Amazon gluttony bonanza. We dive in and not just
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The quarterly meetings provided WWE style theatrics, palace intrigue and the announcement of a Black Friday Amazon gluttony bonanza. We dive in and not just
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Chris is away, and Alex fills in, as luck would have it Commanders owner Dan Snyder has launched his offensive in response to the rumors
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In this episode we look at representatives from the owner, player, and coach who have not been representing their colleagues in an upstanding manner. First
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Are you ready for MLB games to get marginally shorter? New rules like a pitch clock and eliminating the shift are betting that you are.
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At the last minute, Steve decided to go through the filing by Junior Galette and read some of the wild accusations he’s made. Forbes announces
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Is the next pro football league not the USFL or the XFL but instead the SEC? We look at a case of an ex-Villanova football
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After some Better Call Saul recap talk (Where did you go Kim Wexler?) we discuss the ramifications of Snyder’s 10+ hours of Congressional testimony. With
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Where in the Mediterranean is Daniel Snyder? Will he stay on his yacht and gamble that the Red Team wins the House and gavels his
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As college football’s power conferences continue to raid each other in the name of expansion we discuss the future of the NCAA. Russia needed a
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We got ourselves an emergent theme today people: The public is tired of funding sports projects. First up we stop by the endless content generator
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