Billy Gil

Giving away all this information.

Now they have a collective bargaining agreement situation with the officials that's upcoming, which could be just like, this is posturing.

This is kind of saying like, look, there's problems here.

We got to resolve these problems.

And maybe they're trying to get some leverage here.

I don't think that they can talk to the officials, uh,

the NFL Officials Association, whatever it's called, until like May, right?

There's a lot going on there.

I think that they can't really have talks until May after the season ends, I read somewhere.

Here's the thing.

There's a lot in this story.

Number one, for...

five do-overs in the grand scheme of things doesn't sound that crazy, honestly.

It's like the two minute report in the NBA where the next day they come out and like, you know what?

We actually messed this up.

So like our bad.

It's like, why are you coming out and saying that?

Like, I don't understand what they have to gain by saying that.

And then the specifics of, oh, you know, one o'clock games, four of the five were in the one o'clock.

So you got to look at that.