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This year's playoff is basically an SEC Tournament.

When the Aints go marching out, Oh, when the Aints go marching out. Lord, I want to be in that number. When the Aints go marching out.

If the Chiefs lose and the Bills, Jaguars and Texans all win this week, the Chiefs will officially be eliminated from playoff contention.

It's a money making proposition for NASCAR. Without the teams, there is no NASCAR.

Dale Earnhardt, Jr., who is one of the most recognizable and successful athletes of all time, can't afford to operate a Cup team. And his name was brought up as someone who could've potentially been part of an investment group to buy the Washington Redskins/FootballTeam/Commanders.

We're already there. The only reason you don't have more private equity in NASCAR is because it's not profitable to operate a Cup team. And even then, these teams are turning to private equity and investment firms for backing.

Teams get a combined $5 million per race, while NASCAR's getting over $30 million per weekend just from Fox, Nexstar, Amazon, WB Discovery and Versant. Most of that money goes back to the tracks which NASCAR owns most of. But the tracks also pay a massive ass sanctioning fee to secure those...

Rick Hendrick makes his money from his dealerships and from government contracts. And that motor club, aka "private racetrack," he built on his premises will probably make him money too, with car clubs all over the Carolinas going there to have races or time trial events.

That still exists. LOL. Listen to Richard Childress talk some time about how much money he lost when Austin Dillon got kicked out of the playoffs. Or how much money the Wood Brothers gained from Harrison Burton and Josh Berry making the playoffs.

What would NASCAR be today without Rick Hendrick, Richard Childress, Roger Penske, Joe Gibbs or Jack Roush?

We're pretty much there as it is, and have been for a couple decades. A bunch of these teams are backed by investment firms, or are kept afloat by profitable business ventures.

We wouldn't even be talking about North Wilkesboro or Rockingham today if not for Joe Biden and Roy Cooper.

Charlotte Motor Speedway, North Wilkesboro Speedway and Rockingham Speedway would like a word with you.

The teams are paying into it, don't kid yourself. They pay for fuel and tires, which NASCAR gets a kickback from. They pay inspection fees. They have to buy licenses. They now have to buy parts from certain places. If you want to compete in the Daytona 500, you're going to spend over a half...

Ben Kennedy is the only NASCAR honcho who deserves to come out of this with a job.

On the postseason part ... it's wild to me that NASCAR is committed to the postseason. This whole trial is a PR disaster for NASCAR and they could easily win back some good faith points with their fans by dumping the playoffs and aren't even gonna do that. Jim France has somehow been a bigger...

The charter stuff is already accomplishing the negative aspects of what a franchise system would accomplish. The notion that someone could pay $40 million to buy a charter and then NASCAR could simply take that away tomorrow shouldn't sit right with anybody. And 23XI doesn't have a charter now...

Oh @Blaze ...

Watch the Titans go and hire him. 😂😂😂 Liam Coen is the MVP of the decade just for getting the Jags to make that mo****er bounce.