All right. Let's get into a little bit of football. David, music please.

Well, guys, the new era of NFL football is here. Well, they approved

private equity in the NFL. Well, it happened yesterday. At the owners of meeting,

they approved the Eagles to sell 8% of their franchise valued I think it valued at $8 billion.

So they made $664 million from that sale with a private equity firm.

There you go.

And now the Dolphins bills are next.

Keep crying for owners.

There you go.

Selling 8% slice, $660 million.

Wow.

Families.

And it's the family business, and it gets passed down from, you know, parents to kids to the

grandkids, somebody within that family.

Now once you go to private equity, it's like even when things are bad, you have something

to talk about and say, oh, it's the Fords or it's the Roonies.

It's this person. It's that part. It's the Fords, or it's the Roonies, it's this person,

it's that part, it's the Marifah. Private equity is just nameless, and you have no idea

who owns you, because they will just buy and sell you like a stock. Well, we do know who owns

the Cleveland Browns, and that is Jimmy Haslam, and he spoke and kind of gave them an outlook possibly into their offseason.

We're going to give you a chance to be the GM.

His quote was, we need to get through the season, and we will look at everything.

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