The draft is anti-American and there's no other industry in which incoming employees are distributed that way.

Because at the core of what you just said about the franchise tag is the same concern.

There's no other business where the employees get treated this way.

You're punished for your success.

You're restricted because you're good. you're due to earn so you can't

that's the franchise tag that's uh that's uh that's that's an actual photo by the way just like

the one of me smoking a cigarette that's right

the conspiracy mic um hey look i i'm sorry i'm sorry that i care about the human beings that are

out there to entertain us are you not entertained well you at least should show some appreciation

to the individuals who are risking life and limb to entertain us. They should make as much as they can.

They should get to choose where they play and where they work. And yes, I'm triggered now because

you played that clip. I feel strongly about it. Not enough people do. Franchise tag, bad for

players. Draft, bad for players. I know we all love it. Ultimate reality reality show can't wait to tune in but at the

core at the core only industry that says we got 32 different companies they're going to decide

who works for them you don't get decide who you work for you'll hear that from me a time or two

between now and april 29 oh you think oh yeah i? Oh, yeah. I think we will hear it a few times. It's still awesome. I love the NFL draft, okay? And it's exactly the way it should be. Okay? That's the way. I mean, how else are we going to have a fair and balanced league? I don't know.

There are plenty of ways to come up with it. And first of all, first of all, it really isn't

fair and balanced, even when you give the worst teams dibs on the incoming players. Because

the fact that the worst teams are so bad manifests itself when they screw up the draft when they get a good pick.

Well, oh, that's that's true.

I mean, listen, it's, there's a lot of idiots.

And the player is the pawn.

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