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.

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bedonline.a.g. Special podcast for you this week. I sit down with Darren Revelle, who just moved

from ESPN, long-time stints there, 2 million Twitter followers,

over to the Action Network. We'll hear from him about that move, about why he's transitioning

to a segmented subject with gambling, and so much has happened in that world. I'm going to get to

Darren Revelle in a little bit. First, the rant. My Brant's rant of the week is going to go to the Kareem Hunt situation. A couple things I would just going to get to Darren Rebell in a little bit. First, the rant. My branch rant of the week is

going to go to the Kareem Hunt situation. A couple things I would just want to get to on this.

First of all, it is a redux, a deja vu, a replay of Ray Rice. Not only the fact that these two players

play the same position in running back, but we experienced this exact situation, really, in 2014.

You had someone get into a domestic violent encounter with his, in that case, his

fiance then wife, in this case with Hunt, it's obviously someone he didn't know well.

But the fact remains the same.

There was hands on a woman. There was, in Rice's case a

punch, in this case a kick. There was very untoward behavior that would result in a massive reaction,

were it known by the team. But here we go.

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