Welcome to the Ringer Podcast Network, it's Liz Kelly. This week we launched a new show on the network called the Ringer Fantasy Football Show.

Coming from the guys who brought you the Danisee Football Podcast, Danny Hyffetz, Danny Kelly, and Craig Coralbeck will guide you through the Fantasy Football season, providing analysis on big picture conversations like weekly matchups, trades, and daily fantasy.

The show will run every Monday and Wednesday throughout the rest of the summer and will be helping you through the regular season as well.

So follow and listen to the first episode of the Ringer Fantasy Football Podcast out now for free on Spotify.

It's the Ringer NFL show part of the Ringer Podcast Network. I am Kevin Farch, good show today.

Danny Kelly will be joining us to talk to the fantasy and what we can learn about in 2020 and in the following seasons through that.

Lens, current shots, cool outsiders, we'll teach us about the things we need to know about the 2020 season and Craig Coralbeck, our producer.

We'll also be, he'll be a player coach today, he'll hop on with Danny and we'll talk about fantasy football as well for that segment. That's all going to be really fun.

I want to start out first of all catching you up on what's going on with football and what's going on with football in short is everything.

Tom Brady tweets out there more questions and answers in a support of his union, tweeted out on Wednesday.

There's a lot to hammer out. Chris Mortensen said that the NFL PA and the NFL continue the negotiations.

The issues that remain are obviously the revenue shortfall, how the cap will be addressed and then players opting out, which apparently according to Mortensen.

That is progressing, but again, rookies are reporting now and there seems to not be a lot of information, a coach told Mike Florio, quote, someone tell me what we're doing.

As far as what camp is going to look like, so that's where we're at right now.

I will say this, so generally the sport is going to change. It's going to change beyond ways we're thinking about right now.

I'm going to get to that in a second. I will say this isn't easy for any league. I mean, baseball.

They don't even know how many playoff teams they're going to be and opening day is Thursday like that. That seems like poor planning.

Baseball. Now the Toronto Blue Jays have been denied access to playing by two governments, the Canadian government and now the Pittsburgh government, the local government, have said you can't play here.

So the blue jays don't even have a home. Okay. College football seems to be as waterless as ever.

A Mark Emmer makes Gary Batman like Winston Churchill.

It's just it's not an easy time for anybody. The NFL has been okay in some areas, but again, as Tom Brady said, more questions and answers as camp for veterans is around the corner.

A couple of things done pack here. Number one. So Mark Maskey, Washington Post does a great job. He said in his story on Thursday, basically that any notion that the season is in danger because of the economic talks is, quote, way too speculative.

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