Jason Brough

It's like, what happens if you lose?

You're still good, right?

Like, to me, that's just like, what's going on?

So my question for you, and I think you probably already answered it is,

Is this about improving the product or is this about revenue?

I actually said yesterday I was already worried about the CFL, but this made me more worried.

How desperate are they for revenue?

What are you hearing about the new TV contract?

Correct me if I'm wrong, but the TSN contract expires at the end of this season.

How much are they relying on that right now?

And are they going to get a lift on that from either TSN or someone else?

So, I mean, the number of people that are watching CFL games is still pretty promising, is it not?

Hey, whatever happened with Genius Sports?

Right?

Didn't they give 10% of the CFL business company or whatever it's called?

You are right.

So, like, what happens there?

Because I'm on the CFL website right now, and I'm going to the section where it's 2025 league-wide stats, and it still asks me to download a PDF.

There's like beer league hockey websites that operate at a higher level than the CFLs.

But how does that happen?