Bob Pompeani

I understand that.

But some of them, they have 19 and 20 coaches.

Some of them are there as assistant coaches still making a lot more money than what most people make.

But that's the way it's gone.

That's the league.

That's what happens when you make a lot of money.

It should be.

And I just think they have a very important role.

Well, I think the league is being— $400,000, I think, is reasonable to expect that.

Based on how they perform.

There has to be a give and take with that regard.

They don't even want to go and get training during the season.

Well, they should, and I think that's one of the things they'd be willing to give up to get what they want.

So yes or no, you think replacement refs will be there to start the season?

It's a story that's going to be well watched for sure.

I know this would also take more time, but getting back to the ABS situation, which we never fully got into, but the reason that has been met with such success is because it happens instantaneously.

Within five seconds, you're going to see on the big board something.

If there's something in the NFL where something is that egregious, something that you see, you can immediately change it if you want.

Somebody raised a great point, Bob.

Why aren't they full-time employees?