Bryan Curtis

What if we have a guy climb a building?

Yeah, exactly.

Like, you can play around and just sort of see what works.

You know, you still have to hit numbers and all that kind of stuff.

But like, I don't know.

And to me, it's like,

Building a sports division is a big step up.

right?

Dabbling in sports, saying, hey, let's go get Ian Eagle and let's go get Greg Olson and let's, you know, put together a little fantasy announcer booth and, you know, get one of the networks to produce a game for us.

That's dabbling, right?

That's a level.

If you say we want a sports division where we have people hired working for us all the time, week after week of NFL program, that's a lot.

It's a lot of money and it also takes a lot of talent and know-how.

And when you and I have seen this, you know, week after week watching the NFL, not every network is as good at that as others.

So then you bring yourself under this microscope.

Are we doing this right?

Do our games suck?

Do our replays suck?

Do our announcers suck?

It's easier to dabble.