Sep 7, 2026 · 1 hr 11 min · 12 segments
An 18-team guillotine league. A new owner who accidentallyautodrafted five quarterbacks. And a trade offer sent late atnight by the man who runs the league. Charley prosecutes, Seandefends himself…
Sean DooleyHostThings I thought we were going to talk about.
It obviously took money from them.
And he got, I think, rightly ratioed everywhere.
Nobody liked this deal.
And it's pretty brutal.
Like, no thanks, we're a fantasy football show.
But it's because I love LeBron that I was going to spend 10 minutes on this instead of we're going to spend two minutes.
He won two championships for the Miami Heat.
I'm a huge Heat fan.
He gave us four of his best years.
And so like just for that alone, I'll always love him.
I don't care if he, left us and go somewhere else like that's just that's just called being a professional basketball player go do whatever you want to do lebron and he's got like no off the court uh controversies um he's been a family man like really like if you think about all the shit the stupid shit that basketball players or sports people do when the spotlight's on them all the time and you think about lebron's it's kind of like the big thing that everybody even people that hate lebron they roll their eyes and they kind of have to go well i do guess like i have to give kind of give it to him that he hasn't like had any huge scandal or done anything And this polymarket to me is like the closest thing I can think of.
And I just want to explain to people, it's not like Nike when Nike over 30 years ago had child labor in like Indonesia, right? And this is not me defending Nike.
It's just explaining the difference.
Like multiple things can be bad.
Okay.
Child labor is bad.
But you know, there was like four levels underneath Nike of supply chain managers.
They had a ton of like fog, shadow, what they know and didn't know.
Let's just assume they did know.
Things I thought we were going to talk about.
It obviously took money from them.
And he got, I think, rightly ratioed everywhere.
Nobody liked this deal.
And it's pretty brutal.
Like, no thanks, we're a fantasy football show.
But it's because I love LeBron that I was going to spend 10 minutes on this instead of we're going to spend two minutes.
He won two championships for the Miami Heat.
I'm a huge Heat fan.
He gave us four of his best years.
And so like just for that alone, I'll always love him.
I don't care if he, left us and go somewhere else like that's just that's just called being a professional basketball player go do whatever you want to do lebron and he's got like no off the court uh controversies um he's been a family man like really like if you think about all the shit the stupid shit that basketball players or sports people do when the spotlight's on them all the time and you think about lebron's it's kind of like the big thing that everybody even people that hate lebron they roll their eyes and they kind of have to go well i do guess like i have to give kind of give it to him that he hasn't like had any huge scandal or done anything And this polymarket to me is like the closest thing I can think of.
And I just want to explain to people, it's not like Nike when Nike over 30 years ago had child labor in like Indonesia, right? And this is not me defending Nike.
It's just explaining the difference.
Like multiple things can be bad.
Okay.
Child labor is bad.
But you know, there was like four levels underneath Nike of supply chain managers.
They had a ton of like fog, shadow, what they know and didn't know.
Let's just assume they did know.
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