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 podcast.

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betonline dot ag start with a little rant about what's going on with Kyler Murray. I just think that this player

is so unique, kind of sneaked up on us, really didn't pay a lot of attention until I realized

maybe all of you knew about this, that he not only is the ninth pick and overall in the Major League

Baseball draft, he has an opportunity to be similar in the National Football League draft, which he has declared for as of the deadline on Monday, January 14th.

This is unique.

I can't think of anyone in this generation.

I guess you have to go back to Bo Jackson, who had extraordinary

abilities in both baseball and football, maybe Dion Sanders, to think of someone like this, but I don't

even know if those players would have been drafted that high on the baseball side.

But this is a special player, and I always talk about leverage.

He's got unique leverage.

The key to any negotiation is leverage.

The key to leverage is options.

He's got options.

Think about any player entering the Major League Baseball draft.

Well, they may have options in terms of going back to high school or college.

But think about any player entering the NFL draft. If they don't go

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