HOUR 3: In Football Today, NFL Rule Change, Detroit Vs. Everybody

The Valenti Show

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🗓️ 1 April 2025

⏱️ 31 minutes

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Mike and Rico begin the second hour of the show joined by David for an "In Football Today" before discussing an NFL rule change they'd implement if they had the power to do so. Then, they react to a social media post from the Pistons X account.

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0:00.0	Let's start in Dallas.
0:01.6	Oh, yes.
0:02.5	Yesterday, we talked about Michael Parsons,
0:05.4	wanted to be the highest non-quarterback player in the NFL.
0:10.2	Well, according to Jerry Jones and Clarence Hill,
0:14.1	who covers the Dallas Cowboys down there,
0:16.7	they have a deal in place.
0:19.1	Jerry Jones and Michael Parsons, according to the reports, came to an agreement at the combine.
0:26.1	Well, that was a month ago.
0:29.2	Jerry Jones has not called the agent.
0:34.0	He has not talked to the agent of Michael Parsons.
0:36.8	And even today, he went as far to not even mention his name.
0:40.7	He says, yeah, we have an agreement in place.
0:42.8	The agent is not a concern here.
0:44.8	I don't know his name.
0:47.1	Well, that's one of the best agents in the NFL is David Mulagata.
0:51.5	And Michael Parsons in response on Twitter and says,
0:54.7	David is the best and I will not be doing any deal without him.
0:58.7	There is no one I trust more when it comes to negotiating contracts.
1:02.8	There will be no back doors in this contract negotiation.
1:07.6	Jerry Jones, what does this man think he's doing?
1:10.4	Going behind the back of the agent and saying, I don't need him, we have a deal, that's it.
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