Now, Kyler Murray can face severe sanctions and loss of money.

Can it all be made up in an extension?

Sure, but it doesn't seem like the Cardinals want to extend.

So we got a problem.

So I think the Kyler Murray thing will go on and on through the off season.

The Cardinals will continue to slow play it or just ignore it, and he won't show up.

Hey there, boys and girls.

Welcome to the business of sports with Andrew Brandt, coming to you on a week I'm traveling.

My vacation week, spring break from Villanova.

I'm out in the mountains in Arizona, but I always want to get to you with some

important branch rants. Last couple of weeks, we've had Don Van Nata talking about the Cowboys

cheerleading boyar scandal. We had Tony Dungey a couple weeks ago talking about failures of racial

hiring in the NFL and the Rooney rule. Time for some rants.

Time for some things going on as we get busy in the business of sports,

especially the business of football, but I'll talk about baseball too.

So welcome to the business of sports, branch, rants edition for this week.

We are presented, as always, by our sponsor, Draft Kings, produced by Brian Neal, ably musically produced by Sam Brandt, my son who I just visited.

Let's get right to it.

First rant, I'm going to talk about Kyler Murray and the Arizona Cardinals.

So as we remember before this week, Kyler Murray, the young starter for the Cardinals, who was in the MVP

discussion at mid-season trailed off after that, had scrubbed all his social media or Instagram

references to the Arizona Cardinals. Once he did that, everyone's sort of looking, you know,

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