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Dan Wetzel, one of our favorite columnist.

He writes for Yahoo Sports, joining us on the program.

How do you think the commissioner did in front of Congress yesterday, Dan?

For his purposes in the NFL, he did quite well.

He didn't show up.

Couldn't be bothered to make it all the way to Washington, did it on a Zoom.

They had half of the representatives trying to make a mockery of the hearing talking about, you know, inflation and all

these other things, which are obviously real world issues, but have nothing to do with the topic at

hand. So I don't know whether that was the NFL's lobbyists who got that done or exactly how

this this thing went down, but it wasn't much of a grilling. uh he did what he did he kind of slipped through it

i know i have very little faith in congress uh let alone these kind of public forums actually

doing anything against uh something like the NFL which knows what's what's going on so i thought

for the NFL's purposes it was was fine for every, you know,

trying to find the truth, uh, trying to find transparency, trying to find consistency of argument,

not so good. But, uh, I don't think the NFL cares about that. If I gave you one question

for the commissioner on this topic, that question would be. on this topic that question would be on this

topic I would press him on the idea that he cannot release the report because

he says you know we included we granted anonymity to all of the witnesses. And many of

the witnesses want it, but not all of them. There is clearly a way to do this. The NHL just did one

with the Chicago Blackhawks that went through, you know, a sexual assault case that, you know,

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