So just today we hear that Daniel Snyder is hiring an independent. Yeah, right. Independent investigator will look into that and of course, how do you look into that? You asked Tiffany Johnston, hey, you said he groped you, did he? And she's like, I mean, she would say, yeah, I just said that in front of Congress. It's true. Ask Daniel Snyder, is it true? He says says no. All right. End of investigation. I mean, what are we doing here?

Hey there, boys and girls. Welcome to another edition of the business of sports with

Andrew Brandt. I'm Andrew Brand. We are sponsored as always by Draft Kings. The music you hear

from my son, Sam Brand. What a week. I haven't talked to you yet about the explosive charge by Brian Flores, the deposed coach of the Miami Dolphins. We're going to go through all of that. I know people have been asking, when are you going to talk about it? When's the pod? Well, here it is. I'll talk about that. I want to talk about the Washington, formerlyskins, formerly football team, now commanders,

my hometown team, my hometown team not looking so good off the field continually.

I want to talk about that and newsbreaking as I speak today about yet another quote, unquote,

independent investigation into them.

And then we'll look at the game itself and the new landscape that we have of sports betting in this country.

It really is a sea change from the past.

First, I was lecturing in my sports business class last week at Villanova.

Our subject was name image likeness.

So I was talking all about the new world of

NCAA athletics and student athletes now being treated differently and having an ability to

monetize. And all of a sudden, some rumbling among the students, they're like, Professor Brand,

I think you may want to talk about this. And they show me what's going on. It was late Tuesday afternoon a week ago.

And needless to say, that was the end of my discussions about name image likeness.

Then the class became, what is barn floor assuming about what is going on?

Okay, a lot to unpack here.

First of all, it's in a class action suit, which is really an invitation to others to join his class action who are similarly aggrieved.

Other coaches that feel their systemic racial bias, other coaches feel they were aggrieved in the hiring practices, other coaches that feel they were similarly treated.

Now it could be coaches, it could be front office, it could be

those aspiring to be general managers. We saw some news from Hugh Jackson, former coach of the

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