This from Richard, Richard writes, can't believe you're that gullible shian. It's the commissioner

and a few people in a room. Of course, this thing could be rigged. First of all, it's not just that.

They have actually an oversee from an actual top-tier auditing firm. Look, think of it just, you know, if you really

just want to think of it in the most simplistic terms, just think of it risk reward.

You know, what's the risk? What's the reward? The reward of placing a player like Cooper flag in a market that

is more advantageous for the league is new revenue, incremental revenue, you know, more

revenue than you would have had had he ended up in a market that wasn't as attractive. The risk

is losing billions of dollars in overall revenue while facing major legal charges,

which could bankrupt everybody involved, okay, and set up the possibility of prison time for people

who are actually involved in this. I don't know if you know this or not. The league just

got billions of dollars in a new television deal that lasts for the next 11 years, I think

it is.

It's not hurting.

They don't need the bump in new revenue that might come with Cooper Flag playing in Dallas

or Luca playing in L.A.

Instead of Lucas staying in Dallas and Washington drafting Cooper flag.

Their money from the television deal is guaranteed for the next 11 or 12 years, whatever it is.

It's an insane amount of money.

It's just too much risk for too little reward. It just doesn't make sense. Whenever I hear these

conspiracy theories specific to sports leagues, it's like, why? Why do you think they would need

to do this? Do you realize how much money they're printing all of these leagues?

They don't need to do that.

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