Contracts, salary caps. Why do our favorite teams make some of the moves they do?

It's usually the money. It's time for the Business of Sports with Andrew Brand.

Hey there, boys and girls. Welcome to another edition of the Business of Sports with Andrew Brand.

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McCannie's been on several times, kind of a regular

of ours when we talk about legal issues, and he's an expert on all things, Patriots,

legal, and now Robert Kraft legal. Remember, when he was arrested and there was talk of a sting,

and there was talk of sex trafficking, and the video, and now the video has been suppressed.

So we ask Michael why it was suppressed from evidence,

what it means for the case in the court of law,

in the court of public opinion,

and as we move forward in the court of Roger Goodell.

Michael McCann, sports law expert,

works with me at SI, also a professor, as I am. He is at University of New Hampshire.

He'll be with us in a minute. First, a rant. I saw the news this week in the NFL that Joe Flacco,

the new starting quarterback of the Denver Broncos, doesn't really want to be a mentor to second

round pick incoming quarterback Drew Locke.

And naturally brought up people asking me all about the Brett Farr of and Aaron Rogers' stories of mentor and mentorship or lack thereof.

I think the important thing to say is this.

Listen, no one.

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