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The idea that any person can be a broadcaster of NFL games and own a team or any

owner of a team can broadcast NFL games should never happen so much more than being at the game in the catbird seat. You have access to the team.

You have access to information. You are able to say, oh, you know what, when that guy becomes a

free agent, we want him. You know what? When we need an offensive coordinator, I'm hearing good

things about this guy. You are in a position that no other owner is in.

No broadcasters should be in that position.

That was Mike Florio last year, and he was talking about Tom Brady.

And I agree with Florio.

Honestly, I agree with Florio on a lot of stuff, but especially this, there is a lot of inherent conflict with Tom Brady.

And we've talked about it speaks. It's been a thing of like, wait, are you going to let him into your building?

Are you going to let him talk to your quarterback? Are you going to let him look around? And there have been some rules that have been put up.

Yeah, the rules are as such, at least right now.

He can't attend practices.

He can't go to anybody else's practices or enter the facilities of any team.

So the other 31 teams, he can't go to practice, can't enter the facilities.

But he still can Zoom with everybody. He can still call everybody on the phone and do all of that stuff. And of course,

look at video of things that are sent to him. And maybe feed questions, too. You know,

like he can, he can ask, hey, hey, Burkhart, ask about this. Because why wouldn't you?

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