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.

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you today. It's Dave Cantor, a long-time age and 23

years in the business, and just now completed a contract negotiation with the Dallas Cowboys,

Stephen Jones, for DeMarcus Lawrence that has $65 million over the first three years, $105 million

a five-year deal. We go behind the scenes. We get

into it, a long and detailed conversation about how that deal came to be. But before that,

David gets into his other clients, Eric Weddell being cut by the Baltimore Ravens and ending up with

the Rams and Olivier Vernon being traded by the New York Giants two years after a marquee

big-time free agent deal to the Cleveland Browns and the agent business in general. David is

very forthcoming and open, really taking you behind the curtain seeing what's up with the agent

business. First, my rant of the week, and it's always interesting when there are Packer's

stories in the news, and there's a lot of Packer stuff in the news. It seems like piling on the Packers

is kind of a new cottage industry this week, this month, it seems. And everybody's been asking me,

what do I think about the story in Bleacher Report?

What do I think about the story in ESPN?

What's going on with Aaron Rogers?

What's going on with Mike McCarthy?

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