Bryan Curtis

They're just trying to completely dominate.

Yeah.

And you're also putting something that's a rivalry no matter what.

So you're not doing Cowboys, Falcons.

Right.

Cowboys, Jaguars.

Because that's like, you know, at the very least, it's going to be a division grudge match.

I agree.

And this is what happens with peak sports TV is you do hit the wall.

There are, there just aren't that many good games.

now fantasy and gambling can make a bad game into a watchable game for some people but there just aren't that many at the end of the day which is where you get to 18th game where you get to expansion right then they start to the wheels start to go in motion but you're right man if you're an nfl owner right now just think about this how far we've come from 1993 when rupert murdoch came in with crazy money 400 million dollars a year yeah 400 million dollars a year

I remember talking to Jerry Jones one time and he was like, when they brought that offer in, he was sitting next to Pat Bowen, the owner of the Broncos.

And he goes, Brian, we were just kicking the shit out of ourselves under the table, just kicking each other with $400 million.

This is amazing.

Can you imagine now how many broken femurs there would be for all the money going around?

Because there's like three Ruperts right now.

You know, you have so much crazy money because the streamers want in, they want more NFL, and the networks know that if they lose the NFL, they're toast.

The streaming strategy is fascinating.

And also because they can always change their minds.

Yeah.