Grant Irving

You're kind of planting a flag here as the NFL on how we're going to handle these.

And oh, by the way, one last thing.

If he does have an addiction to sports gambling, which is still a possibility, I know he's gone and gotten treatment, that will be picked up right away if he places a bet on DraftKings or FanDuel.

Whereas, if you come in with an alcohol problem, or you come in with someone who uses illicit drugs, you might not be able to detect that right away.

And that can go under the radar, and you can do that in privacy, and you're not being tested every day for it.

If you place a bet on FanDuel and you're Sorsby, or you place a bet on DraftKings or Fanatics or wherever you do it,

The NFL is monitoring it, and you will be penalized right away.

So it's a very tight rope and a thin wire, and I'm fascinated to see how the NFL handles this.

F-A-N, yes.

We could use a different one.

How about Terrell Pryor getting tattoos in college and then being thrown the book?

And now it's like, that'd be a better analogy than maybe the marijuana, but like now there's a softening the view, like the view of it, like the automatic judgment of like this, because it did sound like this guy had a problem.

Yeah, the league office will dictate whether there is or not and how they want to handle this, and we haven't heard yet.

So we shall see.

I think that's the last remaining big piece of news, and it just kind of came up, and we always get news in the offseason that just spurs up.

But that's one that I know all the league executives are looking at.

It's not necessarily about Sorsby.

It's about the situation at hand, and they know that this will be not the first case of a young man who's going through some sports gambling stuff as a college student.

Yes, and training camp follows right thereafter.

So it's like once football starts, are we really dragging this on into that?