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Now this week's edition of the business of sports is with Joe Banner, my old friend, he has run the Eagles for many years and was president of the Browns when they had a player named

Josh Gordon. He'll talk about him from an inside look and what happened with Josh Gordon

at the Browns. We know he's now a patriot. Joe will get into all that. We talk about issues around

the league, the Camille-Mack situation, how the Raiders screwed that up, talk about issues

with Carson Wentz getting back into the NFL.

How long will you wait for those kind of things?

Officiating league business all with Joe Banner,

former president of the Philadelphia Eagles and the Cleveland Browns.

And now the business of sports with Joe Banner.

Joe will get right into it.

Josh Gordon was there when you were running the Cleveland Browns.

Tell us what you can tell us about him, now released from the Browns.

I'm sorry, traded to the Patriots.

And my reaction was the talent just is too much of a temptation for teams, even the Patriots,

to turn down knowing all these issues.

Be surprised that Cleveland stayed with Josh Gordon this long and that the Patriots

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