There are a lot of quarterbacks in the NFL draft this year.

My name is Ben Solac and I host the Ringer NFL Draft Show with Danny Kelly, Danny Hypatts, and Craig Horlebeck.

We cover trades, free agency, and the draft, which is, yeah, obviously.

We'll tell you about everything, which includes which quarterbacks are good,

which quarterbacks are bad, and which quarterbacks are just Kirk Cousins.

That is the Ringer NFL draft show. Search the bringer NFL draft show on Spotify.

It is Thursday, March 14th. Another day, another sports announcement from Netflix,

show or an event. Today was a Carlos Alcaraz docu series, the tennis player. It'll premiere

next year on Netflix, and it comes on top of a slew of sports content.

The Netflix Cup golf tournament, the Netflix slam tennis event, the $5 billion W.W.E. Raw deal.

And, of course, the Mike Tyson, Jake Paul fight coming this summer. Craig is counting down the days.

We know why Netflix is doing this. They sell ads now. People are fine watching ads in sports. They also know that sports content

is the holy grail of television. They want those eyeballs without paying the very expensive fees

for live sports rights, at least not yet. So they're experimenting. They're throwing a bunch of different kinds of content of viewers

and learning what works on streaming and what doesn't,

so they can figure out where to spend their big money

and whether it ultimately makes sense to go after real sports,

like the NBA or even NFL when those rights finally come up.

Breakpoint, the tennis reality show didn't work and just

got canceled, but F1, clearly that works on Netflix, although the new season of Drive to Survive

has dipped a bit. We're starting to get data on the sports initiative at Netflix. Plus, other

live events like comedy specials, reality show reunions, the SAG Awards.

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