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, short podcast this week.

What I thought I'd do is just answer some questions.

For those who don't know, I am now answering questions through Google Voice.

If you call in, leave the question, I'll answer it.

Picked a few, got a lot of them piled up, so I'm going to answer probably four or five right now,

just as something that tied you over here before we get to the next podcast.

The number to call is 484-4-16-56-5-6-4. Again, 484-4-4-1-6-5-6-5-4.

Again, 484-4-4-6-5-4.

I'll answer your questions.

So let's start here.

This is going to be Decker.

So let's start with Decker's question.

Like I said, I'll do 4-5 tonight.

Andrew, Decker, Katie. I want to say thank you for that awesome sports analytic conference speech that you put up there.

That was a great listen.

My question is whether you thought when the Jets initially traded up to the number

three spot, but they heard rumblings of Cleveland taking Baker

number one overall, which kind of prompted them to end up moving up even if there was just

some whispers that they may have heard. The reason I ask is because that trade was highly

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