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We are joined right now by the executive director of the Morad Center for the study of sports law and a professor of practice at Villanova University.

He's a vice president of the Green Bay Packers from 1999 through 2008.

He was a former agent who represented NFL players.

He is the current host of the Business of Sports Podcast.

Also a sports illustrated contributor.

He is Andrew Brand. Andrew, as always, it's awesome to have you on. How you doing, Andrew? With you, great to be on the program. Always enjoy

when we get together and chat. Same. Great to have you back. Appreciate the conversation

always. So let me ask you, during last night's game, you posted on X, the Lamar Jackson is both a

great player and an excellent negotiator because he handled a second

contract without an agent.

I'll admit, Andrew, I had trouble for a moment getting my head around this notion of a player.

By the way, any player, not just him, negotiating a deal of that magnitude on their own behalf

for a number of reasons, but ultimately, how good of a deal did Lam magnitude on their own behalf for a number of reasons.

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