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The only podcast of its kind, Andrew Brandt spent a decade each as both a player agent and as Vice President of the Green Bay Packers and is now a weekly columnist at TheMMQB.com and the Director the Moorad Center for Sports Law at Villanova University. Brandt will pull back the curtain on the inner workings of sports with league and team executives, agents, lawyers, CEOs and other top sports professionals.
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The Business of Sports with Andrew Brandt is an interesting look at everything happening behind the scenes in sports. This podcast offers a fun way to learn about the business side of sports. Andrew Brandt brings knowledgeable guests and interesting topics to each episode, making conversations about contracts, teams, media and the sports industry easy to follow and enjoyable.
Outstanding information on the business side of sports which directly impacts the on field product! Safe for “at work” or in the car with your kids and wife.
Do yourself a favor and tune in to this “thinking man’s” podcast. Truly unique analysts from a super smart and experienced NFL Exec. If I’m an NFL Owner and tuned into this podcast, I’d hire Andrew in a second to be my President of Football Ops!
Andrew is a no nonsense guy who can explain very clearly the complexity of sports business. This is one of my favorite podcasts and his latest show with Jemele Hill, another smart and exceptional sports expert, is quintessential Brandt podcasting. I can’t get enough of Andrew’s insights and expertise.
Business of sports has become politics of sports- Brandt’s content used to be phenomenal, but lately it’s just become an audio job application for ESPN... His takes on sports business we’re intriguing and informative, but his takes on current politics and social activism are hollow and ignorant. His overuse of the *empathetic* “I get it” (with the softer voice and almost whinny tone) has become fingernails on a chalkboard. Inevitably it means whatever he’s talking about he has only a shallow understanding of and his opinion is based on emotional responses not facts. This used to be an intelligent escape from the stupidity of current events, but it’s become another contributor to them.
Used to view andrew as a voice of reason, but over the last several years I’ve developed a sense of him developing strong agendas - perhaps as his media personality has grown. It is disappointing to say the least. Also used to think he had a really strong sense of self-awareness (he is clearly very smart and accomplished), but over last few years he has become quite noticeably arrogant and full of himself. Andrew still offers good, strong content but it has become noticeably biased and agenda driven. Miss old Andrew...
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