NFLPA Leader Resigns Amid Scandals | Inside Indy's All-Star Preparation

NFLPA executive director Lloyd Howell resigned after the union reportedly worked with the NFL to bury claims of attempted collusion on guaranteed contracts. FOS senior news editor Dennis Young joins Baker Machado and Renee Washington to explain the laundry list of Howell's transgressions and where the union goes from here to find a new leader. Meanwhile, all eyes are on Indianapolis as the city welcomes the WNBA All-Star Game just one year after hosting the event for the NBA, but hometown hero Caitlin Clark will not be participating in the festivities. Joey Graziano of Pacers Sports & Entertainment and Janina Lundy of Kevin Hart’s production company Hartbeat explain the economic impact on the city and highlight the creation of other events around town, such as the inaugural comedy and music party Fever Fest. Plus, FOS multimedia reporter Derryl Barnes checks in from Indy as WNBA CBA negotiations are met with frustration, and Unrivaled comments on its relationship with the W. Key Moments: 0:35 - Damian Lillard returns home, WNBA CBA talks, TJ Watt gets paid 4:25 - NFLPA Chief Lloyd Howell resigns amid scandal 9:37 - Clark out for All-Star, Indy preps event, "Fever Fest" 17:00 - WNBA All-Star check in, Unrivaled vs. WNBA, latest CBA talks 21:14 - Belichick docuseries heads to Hulu 📈 Don’t miss tomorrow’s top stories in the business and culture of sports — Subscribe now: https://www.youtube.com/@FrontOfficeSports/subscribe Front Office Sports Today is your daily guide on all things sports, business and culture, with insightful commentary and appearances from athletes, executives, and more.