Hey, everyone, welcome into a Friday edition of the OBR film breakdown.

I'm your host, Jake Burns, here with Andrew Spade. And we are set to talk about the NFL's rule changes. We didn't get a chance to do it. We're lagging a little behind because of not, not Andrew's fault, quite clearly my fault with some travel that's happened lately. Spring break had to have the kiddos out for some fun. And with that, we're a little behind, but I still think we did some prediction of the rules that could change.

So we should probably spend some time talking about how they alter here

and how they impact the Brown.

So first of all, Andrew, what's up, man?

How are you?

How's your week on?

Pretty good, Jake.

It's enjoyable to spend some time with some other sports. Watch the

Guardians opener last night. Well, a little bit of a late West Coast game, but still

caught a little bit of Beaver's performance. That was fun. And I've been enjoying the tournament

so far. A lot of good games was really absorbed by that last night. I, I am embarrassed to say, had a sports

betting became legal in North Carolina just before the tournament started. So I've been

dipping a toe. And I was fairly heavily invested in North Carolina last night. You know,

if anybody's got a lead on like plasma donation places, stuff like that. Maybe see what I'll do this weekend.

But no, I remember when it came to Ohio,

the rush of getting every one of them downloaded

and taking advantage of all the free bets is really fun.

I'm going to hold off on most of them for football

because I like betting on football so much more than every.

I mean, obviously I've never bet before it became legal the past week but

if I had been betting for years I would really enjoy betting on football a lot more than I enjoy

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