And a good afternoon, the Tuesday edition here on Listen App Grant,

Nape Pier, thanks very much for joining me and for the news coming at us

fast and furious 24 hours ago as I was talking to you, John Gruden was still the coach of the Raiders, and then some three hours later, the New York Times came out with their story and other emails. Speaking of other

emails, the NFL Players Association said today that they planned to request that the National Football League release the remainder of the

650,000 emails that had been reviewed as part of the investigation into the

misconduct in the workplace of the Washington football team. So stay tuned for that. This story probably is just at the tip of the iceberg. That's what I would think. You know? But what happened yesterday?

And I said this when I was talking on ListenAP, and I said this on my podcast,

based on what information we had at the time I thought that the reaction was

overboard as it related to Gruden but then when the other emails came out not

overboard at all.

You know, and it's not cancel culture.

It's not, it doesn't even fit close

into that narrative.

John Gruden has no one to blame but himself.

So when you look at this story, more is going to come out here is what I'm trying to say.

More is going to come out.

There is no question about that.

I mean, again, I really believe that this is the tip of the iceberg.

So, you know, we'll see.

And there have now been other players that have stepped up.

I know that Aaron Rogers was on the Pat McAfee show today on Sirius XM said he doesn't feel like

You know those are opinions that are shared by the players. He said I feel like in the locker room

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