So, Thomas Tull had a company named Tulco and Madden 23 coins it to Acrisure which made him a shareholder in Acrisure. Tull is also a minority owner of the Steelers. When Acrisure makes payments to Acrisure to pay the Steelers, Tull is kind of paying himself. That doesn't seem suspicious at all. Maybe this is completely normal and I'm a bit in a state of confusion for no reason. I'll accept that. In fairness I've been confused regarding this since I came across this sentence from Acrisure's website about their advantages for clients.

"Acrisure increases human intelligence using AI-powered technology. Our intelligent approach improves client outcomes and improves decision-making processes in areas like insurance and reinsurance, real estate services, cyber services and the management of wealth and assets. The resultis enhanced customer experience, speedier decisions and more customized client solutions."

I'm sure we'll learn more about Acrisure as time goes on and the company's in the spotlight more. Perhaps we aren't? Or maybe we'll find out that their diversification methods based on AI-powered beta tests of fiduciary computations for retention analysis and asset growth are bogus. I've just invented each and every part of that sentence, but if you thought that it came directly from Acrisure and I'm certain of it.

Ketchup was a lot easier. The Washington Commanders, who are adept at practically nothing, besides producing scandals, unveiled"Commander90 "Commander 90" on the weekend to add 10 more players to their list of top players of franchise history, to commemorate the 90th year of the team.

If you thought this would go smoothly, or be executed well, then you don't know the Washington Commanders. The biggest oversight that was noticed by everyone was the obvious naivete in leaving off Trent Williams, one of the best modern players of team history in the same way that the likes Kirk Cousins and Robert Griffin III were included on the list. Williams is likely not included since he had requested a trade, and then after some anger, the nine-time Pro Bowler was added to the list.

There's been a lot of confusion over Trevor Lawrence's rookie signing bonus, and whether the number. one overall pick in 2021 might have lost a massive amount of cash by placing it in cryptocurrency, which , as we've seen has been crashing in recent months.

This week , there were numerous reports that Lawrence suffered a loss of nearly $15M because of his contract. We're not lying, we here at SB Nation we did as also -- however, the reality is that Lawrence probably didn't lose the madden coins buy cash. The confusion arises from an endorsement contract that was signed prior to the draft Lawrence signed using "Blockfolio,"