gambling again in the news for the NFL cold corner Isaiah Rogers. He apparently placed at

least a hundred bets. Some of them on the colds, not great. The athletic released a piece

with players talking about the gambling policies. A lot of them saying it could have been

any of us direct quote from one of the anonymous players. We didn't know the policies. It

was buried in a handbook. So at what point does the NFL have to do better? Now educate

players or is this on? No, no, this on the players. You have agents. You have advisors.

If you didn't read the handbook, they should have. I don't want to hear it. I'm always

tired of people passing the blame on stuff. You're an NFL player. You sign a contract. You

play in a collectively bargained agreement league. It's on you to know what's in that. I

don't want to hear it. And by the way, how stupid could Isaiah Rogers be? You think the

moment you hit submit bet and you're betting on the NFL, a league you play in and betting

on your team. When you play for that team, it never occurred to you alarm bells might

not be a great idea. I don't want to hear it. What? No, it's exactly what you said. Like

you had to know it's not like gambling has just come around this the first time. People

have lost their jobs over gambling. Don't bet on your own team. My goodness. Have any

of you never heard of Pete Rose? This is a no, this is on fault. I'm sorry. Now to Philly

defensive tackle, Jordan Davis quote, Eagles are asking more of me. I'm ready to meet expectations.

Now the guys like Sue and Hardgraver gone who will mine and Rico's favorite big man be

able to step up in the Eagle system. I'll say yes. He did have an ankle injury last year,

but remember when he played, they were an elite run stuffing team when he didn't they

suffered and fell. I think Jordan Davis is going to be an impactful, important player in

the same way events will fork was for years. And I think they know exactly what they need

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