Andrew

Yeah.

And they're like,

That's our guy.

That's our guy.

Once all this stuff comes out about how he spent his money and how he was misappropriating funds, that was what got him out more so than the material practices that he exemplified while he was running the union, which involved hiding the fact that the owners were colluding against them.

It is completely unhinged.

And unfortunately, the other thing that's unhinged is that's going to be all for today.

However, there is more to this story tomorrow as we finish part two of this interview.

And oh, my God.

Holy shit.

Somehow the worst is yet to come.

So join us for part two tomorrow in which, question mark, there seems to be good evidence of the NFL paying a guy specifically to be able to keep control of the union.

Oh, dear.

So if you want to find more of Charles McDonald's work, you can do so at the Football 301 podcast and at Yahoo Sports, where he writes the column for Verts.

It's quite good.

You should listen to it.

Welcome to It Could Happen Here, a podcast about the most unhinged union story I have ever covered.

I am your host, Mia Wong.

And in a moment, we will return to my interview with Yahoo Sports journalist Charles McDonald.

So if you have not listened to the last episode, you should listen to the last episode so we can get you up to the 2020s in terms of the horrifying and depressing story of the NFL Players Association's leadership gradually selling out more and more of their players.