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We spend most of the episode talking about various assaults on the NFL. Everything from Snyder's endless crimes & misdemeanors, to the new amendments to the Flores lawsuit and its two-pronged attack on the NFL and new political heat from 6 state Attorney Generals about workplace conditions. Can they hold? Are they truly teflon? Who goes first Ross or Snyder? We wrap it up talking about the sky high NCAA March Madness ratings. The show ends with Chris being one of a chorus of people telling Steve he needs to watch Winning Time!

We start out the show talking about wide receivers in the draft and then the show is sidetracked by the tragic news about the passing of Dwayne Haskins

Alex Smith Told no lies. Congress changes its investigation. Stadium update. We break down rookie safeties in the draft.

The maker's of the King of Beer's are out as the Commanders brew provider and are the biggest sponsor to bail on Snyder. Is Fox Sports sending us messages by not retaining Aikman and Buck? We discuss if Murdoch Sr might be preparing to sell off the sports division like he did the movie studio. Now that we have labor harmony in MLB, details about the fiscal health of the league are surfacing. A list of the valuation of each team revealed that, surprise surprise, the top three are the Yankees, Dodgers and Red Sox with the Yankees valued over six billion dollars. We sneak in a little Deshawn Watson to the Browns fall-out with owner Jimmy Haslem seemingly distancing himself from the decision to trade for the controversial QB.

Free agency moves and the news that the team's no longer going to be broadcasting games on 980. We break down rookie corners.

SOD Season 6 Episode 8 by The Hog Sty

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Carson Wentz has his press conference. A frenzy of free agent moves by the football team, as they make cap space and restructure the roster. Stadium update, this time it’s Maryland.

Baseball is back, baby! We discuss the details, winners, losers and what's next from the new MLB labor agreement. Next up we do some legal updates on the ongoing Deshaun Watson saga and the recent victory for the US Women Soccer team's quest for equal pay. We finish up talking about one of our favorite topics, the NFL as a television show. We look at Captain Hairplug, Joe Buck's jump to ESPN to join his booth--mate Troy Aikmen and the how Apple is the leader in the clubhouse to be the next provider for the NFL Sunday Ticket.

In the game of quarterback musical chairs, while Washington didn’t end up without a seat, they seemed to have landed in the chair that wobbles the most. The team parts way with Landon Collins after needing to create cap space. A lot of draft previews and free-agent previews for this week