Go Inside the Hullough with Sky Sports, Neil Reynolds and Jeff Rimbled.

Hello, everyone.

Welcome to the audio version of Inside the Huddle.

I'm your host, Neil Reynolds, joined as ever,

but I'm a partner, Jeff Reimbold. We are, of course, should be building up to Super Bowl

56, the Cincinnati Bengals, there for the first time since 1988 season, taking on the Los

Angeles ram to a back for the second time in four seasons under Shaw May. But as we

discovered when we did the TV version of Inside the Huddle last night, news travels fast and

news breaks fast. Tom Brady retired after 22 seasons in the NFL. But Jeff, that's not even the

biggest or potentially the biggest story to come down the

track because the Brian Flores lawsuit, which we can get into, has the potential to be

one that could rock the NFL to its foundations, couldn't it?

Well, I think it already has.

I think just the, we're just beginning to feel the tremors of the earthquake that this

could be.

I really, you know, some of the things that were alleged in that lawsuit are, are certainly

so damning that owners and I'm talking about Stephen Ross here

right now I don't see how in the world you could survive that I don't I don't see any way

no so a few bits I'm sure people have seen it all over social media Brian Flores is

of course fired by the dolphins this season.

He's suing the dolphins, the Denver Broncos, the New York Giants for, you know,

racist practicism, for going through sham interviews and him not really being a candidate for their jobs.

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