Let's get to the football now.

The Tom Brady story continued yesterday.

The NFL did say, or at least ended, you could say.

They said in the statement he didn't violate any league rules by being in the coach's booth with the headset on.

So I guess that's that.

I don't know.

Yeah, but I don't think anybody was saying, like, he was violating rules.

I think people were saying that is the NFL going to do something to mitigate the conflict of interest that is going on in the NFL and creating a competitive imbalance?

But isn't the right? Wouldn't the idea be as a lead analyst or broadcaster, that would violate the rules I think is what people thought.

Well, if you combine the two of them together, that's the point.

So then the NFL comes out and says, yeah, by the way, he could not visit any other team's facility,

and he cannot meet players and coaches in person.

He has to do it via Zoom.

So that's their answer to the conflict of interest question that has been

thrown out there, especially after watching what Peter Schrager said on Sunday night and then seeing

him in the booth with the headset on. Eagles head coach Nick Siriani also had to answer

these claims that his team is jumping off sides on the tush push. This has been a topic the last

couple of days here with Siriani on Wednesday. The one clip I saw of it was slowed down so much

that I'm not sure you can see that to the naked. I mean it was slowed down so much and I get how

we can manipulate things and show things like that but it was slowed down so much. And I get how we can manipulate things and show

things like that. But it was slowed down so much. It was like, right? Right. Was it slowed down

so much? So much. Just so much. They slowed it down so much. Yeah, they did. Right, Al?

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