You're listening to Draft King's Network. Hey there, boys and girls. Welcome to another edition of the Business of Sports with Andrew Brand, a unique show taking you inside behind the curtain. What really happens behind the contracts, behind free agency, behind the teams, behind the leagues, behind the players, behind the agents. All of that is going to be front and center this week. As I give you my rants edition,

especially about these two contracts that happened within hours of each other on Friday,

that would be Jordan Love with the Packers and TWA with the Dolphins,

much more on that to come.

And then we're going to get into the TNT,

the official response with the lawsuit.

You know my saying there will be lawyers.

Talk about other NFL training camp issues, hold ins, hold outs, what's going on there.

Some Olympic thoughts.

And then we'll talk about this house settlement.

It's the college football, college sports settlement that has so many twists and turns to go through.

We're not there yet, but I want to give my thoughts on it.

We are produced as always by Jack Connell, musical producer,

that music you heard in the open.

That's Sam Brandt.

My son, we are presented as always by Draft Kings.

And again, here we go with a unique look inside,

using my informed experience and perspective from 35 years in the sports business. And part of that experience is, of course, with the Green Bay Packers. Let's go back.

2001, I negotiated the biggest deal in the history of the NFL when I gave Brett Farrv, not I, we, the Packers,

but I negotiated it, a 10-year, $11 million deal that people were aghast that we had a $100 million

player.

At that time, there were a couple others, I think Drew Bledsoe and maybe Steve McNair, but here

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