Contracts, salary caps. Why do our favorite teams make some of the moves they do? It's usually

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sportsbook experts. What a podcast I have for today david epstein is the author of the bestselling

book range he was the author is the author of the previously bestselling book the sports gene both

those books i ravenously read so much to glean from them and i thought i'd talk to david about

sort of nature versus nurture and match play

in terms of careers and what you're going to do not only in sports but otherwise kind of a different

view about two concepts of grit and 10,000 hours and specialization versus breath you're going to

hear all about it a wide-ranging, rollicking,

and very personal interview with David Epstein coming up.

First, the rant of the week, and yes, hopefully this is the last time we're talking about Antonio Brown

as we sit here today on a Tuesday afternoon.

It appears that he has practiced with the Raiders in a

certified helmet. So Helmut Gate may be over. We may have heard the last of drama coming out

of the Raiders. I've been critical of Brown. He's blocked me on Twitter. I've heard from other

people saying maybe I'm too critical. I guess what my point always about is really sort of looking at

the perspective I have, having been an agent and having been a team person. And really, this is

kind of on the Raiders as much as I talk about Brown. Really, you know, they had to know,

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