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Welcome to another edition of the Business of Sports with Andrew Brand.

I'm your host, Andrew Brand.

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And we are presented, as always, by Draft Kings.

I've got a special edition for you today on the Business of Sports Podcast.

My day job, I run a sports law and business program at Villanova University.

We had our annual symposium last week.

The Morad's symposium, I think, I'm biased, but the premier event on the sports education calendar in terms of getting the best guests possible, talking about cutting-edge topics in sports law and business.

And we closed the podium last week. We closed the symposium with an interview by me with Howie Roseman, the Eagles general manager, the NFL

executive year, the person who built maybe the best team in football this year, although they

lost to the Super Bowl. And we had a sit down close to an hour, just me and Howie. I've known

Howie Roseman for a long time. We were colleagues in

Salarcat management in the NFL in my early years, his early years back when he was doing it for the

Eagles. I was doing it for the Packers. And then we overlapped at the Eagles. When I moved back to

Philadelphia, I joined the Eagles as a consultant brought in by Andy Reed and Joe Banner

just because they were moving Howie Roseman from the salary cap contract part of the office

to the personnel office, where he was being groomed to become general manager, which he has been

for several years now. So Howie and I have known each other a long time.

We've worked together. We've seen each other socially. We've lived near each other. And this was

a time for me to expose him to our expansive audience at Villanova. And we had a complete full audience,

300 people in the room, who were kind of wrapped in attention at every word.

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