You're listening to Draft Kings Network. Hey, the boys and girls, welcome to another edition of the Business of Sports with Andrew Brent.

I'm your host, Andrew Brent.

We're produced by Jack Connell.

My musical producer is my son, Sam Brent.

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It is what I try to be a unique podcast with differentiated perspectives and insights you don't find elsewhere among the huge

landscape of sports podcasts. So this is something where I try to give you entertainment, but also

information, insight, and education every week. About the business of sports, a lot of issues

this week. Some, we're going to start with a few in the NFL,

which again, the biggest sports property in the history of the world, something I have great

familiarity with and give you some insights on what's going on there. And then whip around a couple

notes in college sports, NBA, and even a marathon running note I want to leave you with. Okay, let's start with

the New York football giants who are, as we know, not based in New York. I saw a little note out

there that the New York teams are 0 and 6. Well, the New York teams are 3 in the NFL. That's Buffalo

builds. The New Jersey teams are 0 and 6.

Let's clear that up a little bit. Okay, the Giants made a huge change this week. Russell Wilson benched. First round rookie quarterback Jackson Dart for Mississippi inserted into the starting lineup. A few things to say here. As you know,

I come from the only team of the NFL that has backup quarterbacks drafted in the first

round apprentice for more than one year, even in some cases more than a few games. In these extraordinary circumstances,

one of which I was part of, where Aaron Rogers sat behind Brett Farr for three years and later

Jordan Love sat behind Aaron Rogers for three long years. That never happens. There was no way that was going to happen even to a fraction of that in New York,

in any other situation. Over this year, last year, the year before, the closest we've had to

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