What's up, guys!

What's up, guys?

Welcome into your Monday edition.

I'm your host, Jake Burns of the OBR Film Breakdown podcast.

Took the weekend off.

Hopefully you guys had a great weekend.

I know I did finally getting some

r and r stepping away from the pod here in june sometimes i'll probably do it here in early july

just over the weekends where it's kind of boring and um you guys have heard me talk about a lot of

things that are already you know being discussed out there and just not worth it. Just not worth it. Some, some recharge on a daily pod. It's good to recharge sometime on the weekend. So I'm going to keep doing that. It's what I think is what I think is best here. So digging back into a lot of different things, we're going to cover the rest of the wide receiver room. If you miss those, we covered the four biggest guys in the wide receiver

room, including Amari Cooper and Donovan People's Jones, and then into David Bell and Anthony

Schwartz. We're going to just cover the ending of that room and then some of the, you know,

prefer to free agents and rookies at the end of that roster battle situation. They might keep six

guys. We'll see what they ultimately do.

But the news over the weekend, a couple things came out. First thing was that Deshawn Watson's

case is going to get serious this week. We now have a Tuesday date where the NFLPA and the

NFL are going to get with the mediator. You're going to have a hearing. We'll see where that

goes. The NFLPA is bringing in the heavy hitters.

It's clear that the NFL is putting out their opinion on their side of what they want,

some indefinite suspension so that then ultimately it could be moved back to a one-year

suspension.

It feels like the NFL is trying its best through the Wall Street Journal report that came out this weekend that they want to appear stern in their approach and what they're giving Watson in an attempt to get Watson to settle for a one-year suspension.

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