Mike Florio

Two votes.

Well, it would have been scrapped until there would be at least 24 teams that would want to bring it back.

And now, it's not even on the radar screen.

Rich McKay, the chair of the Competition Committee, was asked about that within the last hour.

He pointed out this wasn't a Competition Committee proposal.

Nothing comes out of the Competition Committee unless it's unanimous.

So we've seen in recent years a proliferation of the NFL sidling up to a team to nudge a team to make a proposal.

That's exactly what the league did last year with the Packers to get the tush-push proposal on the table.

And for all of the fake urgency

that was being propagated last year, it's just gone now.

Why is it gone?

Because the Eagles didn't win the Super Bowl.

It's that simple.

They're no longer jealous of the Eagles because it's not as effective.

It's not delivering a championship like it did a year ago.

It just really peels back the BS from last year as to what last year was really all about.

Because I guarantee you,

If the Eagles had won another Super Bowl, someone would have proposed it again.

Just like, just like, if the Raiders are ever contenders, someone's going to say, this can't continue with Tom Brady calling games for Fox and being a minority owner of the Raiders.

As long as the Raiders are bad, nobody cares.