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

Andrew Brand, my weekly whip around.

The Business of Sports, not only NFL, but all sports, especially we're doing a lot in college sports these days, with my expertise and experience going on right now as an NIL consultant at a couple major colleges.

I want to get you to that we're produced by jack connell musical

producer that music is from my son sam brann i'll see him soon and then of course we are presented

as always by draft kings yeah i say weekly whip around we missed last week and that was uh just a

scheduling issue with jack at the super Bowl doing so much with Ross Tucker and

run around there.

So we didn't get it in.

But that means we got good stuff right now.

I got two weeks of stuff to get to you.

So we'll get right to it just again, letting you know, share this with a friend.

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and experiential content. You just don't get everywhere else, anywhere else. Okay, let's go to it.

We'll start with the Super Bowl as we have to. We're a few days away. The last meaningful NFL game

played until September 13th or something. How about that? Now I'm not trying to depress you,

but football's a relatively short season. It's a seasonal thing that the season itself is

about half the year, about half the year. And the other half the year where games aren't played

was my experience in the past, the busiest time. Busiest time

as a team executive, busiest time as an agent, busiest time as an analyst on the business of football,

because now it gets into architecting, molding, and creating these teams, speaking of which,

these two super bowl teams were architected massage created and molded by two former Packer executives that we all worked together in the aughts, as they're called, when I was there.

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