Is the NFL’s Sunday Ticket case heading to the Supreme Court? | Pro Football Talk | NFL on NBC

Days after the NFL was ordered to pay billions of dollars in damages in the Sunday Ticket case, Mike Florio spells out the verdict's aftermath and discusses whether the case could reach the Supreme Court. #NBCSports #ProFootballTalk #NFL
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Is the NFL’s Sunday Ticket case heading to the Supreme Court? | Pro Football Talk | NFL on NBC
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[@SS-Tommy]

Always enjoy listening to Mike. Mike, if you read these, you're good talking all by yourself. You don't need anyone else.

[@victorstillwell9893]

Clarence is going to get some more goodies.

[@heroicmonkey714]

Time to upgrade his motorcoach!

[@kylecarey2823]

I cant help but say that the description he gives of the Supreme Court and constitutional law and especially justice behaviors is so reductive and simple. There's plenty of nuance and the belief that you can say it's left vs right and sum it up is ridiculous to the point of absurdity.
Lets not even go down the road of the foolish notion that precedent is good policy and must be adhered to at all costs.