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In the 35-minute sports media podcast, Andrew Marchand and Jon Meterparel go in-depth on the potential ESPN-NFL Media deal and why it could be revolutionary.

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What’s on tap:

* Why the ESPN-NFL Media deal could be revolutionary during the Great Rebundling

* What ESPN could do with the NFL Media assets it may gain

* Why Comcast is thinking about restarting NBC Sports Network

* How CBS Sports may be on the verge of becoming a sports behemoth

* With Richard Jefferson back with Mike Breen on ABC/ESPN, what is the network considering with Doris Burke

* ESPN brings in “The Rich Eisen Show” to anchor its national radio, which feels a bit like a do-over

* Pat McAfee and a Jomboy Media producer apologize, and why your audience must be considered

* Colin Cowherd has a Nick Saban and Arch Manning theory that we take for a spin

* Ian Baker-Finch says goodbye on CBS after nearly two decades

* Some fine camera work from YES with Aaron Judge

* Jeff Teague’s LeBron mistake

* What did Marchand & Meterparel think about the Hall of Fame introductions

* The Stephen Colbert comparison to Michelle Beadle & Cody Decker

* Sponsor: WSC Sports … Tell them Marchand sent you

* On Deck Thursday (or earlier): Alex Flanagan is The Main Event

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