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Didn’t Kelce get like 500k+ followers on socials? Didn’t his jersey sales skyrocket? This is probably a once ina lifetime opportunity for the NFL to cash in on making more money from doing nothing different and acquiring a large subset of fans they otherwise wouldn’t have… — Schiller (@Schillerverse) October 2, 2023
Elliott: Nick Nickson answers the call for Kings by assuming simulcast duties
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Pat McAfee says he’s committed to ESPN but not sorry for bashing exec
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