Sheil Kapadia

Yeah, I guess the running thing I understand with the quarterbacks, it's hard for me to like imagine that there are people who could throw the football better than NFL quarterbacks just in terms of accuracy.

Why do NFL players want to do this?

They want to be in the Olympics?

Yeah, there can't be.

If you're an NFL fan of a team, I can't imagine there's a high percentage of people there who are like, I want my quarterback or my best player to be playing in this just because of what you mentioned.

It's going to be nerve wracking, the risk of watching some of this.

But as you said, priority for the NFL, not going anywhere.

So we'll see.

Maybe the best players won't be NFL players and it'll be other players and it'll still be popular and everybody will have a good time watching it in the Olympics here in a couple of years.

All right, next bullet point here.

18 games and the international slate, Lindsay.

I had a little bit of a, I don't know if it's a conspiracy theory, but I noticed that this was not necessarily like the big topic in odorous meetings.

It sounds like there were more, you can tell me if I'm wrong, but more like side conversations, murmurs, but...

We don't want the monster headline to be from this owner's meeting about an 18-game season.

And this is on the heels of the NFLPA installing J.C.

Tretter as its executive director, which felt to many of us, myself included, like, oh,

The NFL got what they wanted.

Somebody who's going to be very league friendly and give us what we want.

And it's not going to be hard to negotiate against this guy.

We're all aligned.