You're listening to Draft King's Network. Hey there, boys and girls, welcome to another edition of the Business of Sports with Andrew Brandt.

Crazy week last week with me and producer Jack Connell running around. We didn't get to do this.

So we get a Monday edition of the Business of Sports. Now that he's back from the Super Bowl,

producer Jack Connell, musical producer Sam Brandt's got a new song out. Go to Boy Blue Tunes,

hit song with M-A, E-M-E-I, and hope you guys are doing well. We're sponsored, as always by

Draft Kings. I got a lot of post-Super Bowl thoughts. I want to get to it all. This is a special

edition of the business of sports, a post-Super Bowl brads rads, and we'll do a couple other things beyond the NFL as well.

But let's start with the Super Bowl.

Following up for my last podcast, it's still I have to shake my head that we just played a Super Bowl in Las Vegas.

Because as you know, the NFL was anti-sports gambling,

anti-gambling forever, forever. Sports gambling was, and even up to a few years ago, and even now

for players, still completely taboo. But that all changed with a lot of different things.

The Supreme Court case, we talked about,

the NFL embracing fantasy sports,

the NFL embracing Vegas after the NHL and WNBA did.

And now we look back a day later.

We just had Super Bowl week in Las Vegas. So listen, when the NFL placed the Raiders

in Las Vegas, I think they gave up any moral high ground. You know, now we're just at a point

where they've embraced it. It's in the NFL's embedded consciousness right now. Sports betting is all over the NFL.

You can't watch a game without being bombarded by not only ads, but depending on the network,

their own sports betting touts. And I understand this podcast is sponsored by Draft Kings. It's everywhere.

You can't escape it.

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