Andrew Brandt
Writer, Columnist, and Host at Business of Sports: NFL Business Podcast
Exec Director, Moorad Center at Villanova; Sunday Seven Newsletter; Sports Illustrated;Business of Sports Podcast;Dad/triathlete/former Packers/ESPN. #neverpeak
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4 weeks ago |
nbc4i.com | Andrew Brandt
The NFLPA may not like what the NFL wants in the next CBA negotiation. Plus, the root of rookie contract disputes, Brock Purdy’s contract and more. As NFL teams put in their final offseason work before the league’s true six-week offseason, NFL owners finished up some Business of Football at their annual May meeting .
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4 weeks ago |
si.com | Andrew Brandt
As NFL teams put in their final offseason work before the league’s true six-week offseason, NFL owners finished up some Business of Football at their annual May meeting. The meeting, a much more owners-only affair than the March meeting that included coaches and front office staff, resulted in some news and transactions that again showed the brand’s power. Let’s examine.
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1 month ago |
mysunday7.com | Andrew Brandt
It’s Thursday, May 15th—right in the middle of May 2025—and today’s Daily Dose dives into the biggest legal sea change in the history of sports: sports betting. I’ve said it before, but there’s no area of sports law or business that’s experienced more of a shift than this one. And yesterday brought some interesting synchronicities. Subscribe to Premium to read the rest. Become a paying subscriber of Premium to get access to this post and other subscriber-only content. Already a paying subscriber?
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1 month ago |
miamiherald.com | Andrew Brandt
Cowboys' shrewd moveLike so many, Ihave been hard on the Dallas Cowboys' front office decisions and the dragging of their feet on negotiations. But I am now impressed with what they did in the trade for former Pittsburgh Steelers receiver George Pickens. By getting past the draft without trading a pick in 2025, the Cowboys "stole" a round. A third-round pick in '26 is roughly equivalent in value to a fourth-round pick in '25, if that.
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1 month ago |
si.com | Andrew Brandt
Now months removed from the end of the 2024 season and months before the ’25 season kicks off, the business of football keeps humming along. Here are a few stories that have caught my attention lately, with my perspectives and insights. Derek Carr ended his NFL career this weekend, retiring due to degenerative changes to his shoulder. Instead of surgery or other options, Carr chose to retire from football. As regular readers in this space know, I talk a lot about Business of Football Hall of Famers.
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