Tigers in about 25 minutes.

Just seeing if anyone's paying any damn attention.

But it's been a lively show today.

I want to just give you a Tom Brady update.

And I'm sorry.

I do think it is a bit ironic to see talking heads at ESPN

debating whether it's a conflict of interest for Tom Brady

to be in the coaching box with Chip Kelly with a headset on.

Speaking of conflict of interest, how about the NFL owns your network?

Oh, wait, here's an ESPNP saying Tom Brady didn't violate NFL rules by wearing a headset in the Raiders coaching booth for Monday night's game.

Now remember, Tom Brady was paid $375 million by Fox to broadcast games, a job to which he's almost universally viewed as putrid at.

He is also a minority partner in the Las Vegas Raiders, so you're a broadcaster and an owner.

Automatically, it's a conflict of interest.

Now, while Brady is barred from certain things, he still talks to team personnel.

Team personnel share things in production meetings that are fit for broadcast.

You're essentially under a gentleman's NDA.

Correct.

They're going to tell you certain things to make the broadcast look good and make them look smart.

It's a transactional meeting.

Well, Brady is doing that around the league.

Now, just because he can't walk into a facility, he's meeting with team and gleaning

intel on a weekly basis. Then, last night, in an owner's capacity, he's sitting next

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