Standing on Business Podcast

Standing on Business Podcast
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Former New York Giants Amani Toomer and Delvin Joyce take you inside the business of sports. Each week, they break down the biggest stories shaping leagues, teams, and athletes—from media rights and ownership moves to NIL, branding, and life after the game. Real insight from people who’ve lived it, not just talked about it.

Episodes

  1. Mar 9

    NFL Free Agency, Evolution of F1, and Updates in NIL | Standing on Business

    In this episode, Delvin Joyce and Amani Toomerr explore the latest in sports business, including NFL free agency, NIL tax policies in Mississippi, and the global rise of Formula One racing. They analyze how these developments impact athletes, teams, and the sports industry at large.Chapters00:00 Introduction and Sports Weekend Recap06:16 Mississippi's NIL Tax Proposal and Its Implications23:49 Navigating the Jock Tax and NIL Deals27:14 The Evolution of Formula One Racing36:49 The Shift to Streaming: Formula One's New Era44:33 Growth Strategies in Sports Media45:43 Lewis Hamilton's Journey in Formula One49:45 Understanding NFL Franchise Tags01:03:24 The Future of Quarterbacks in the NFLsports business, NFL free agency, NIL, Mississippi NIL tax, Formula One, sports industry, athlete contracts, media rights, college football, sports marketing

    1h 3m
  2. NFL Combine Pt. II | Standing on Business

    Mar 3

    NFL Combine Pt. II | Standing on Business

    In this episode, hosts Delvin Joyce and Amani Toomer delve into the recent NFL Combine, discussing standout performances, the implications of combine results on draft stock, and the art of evaluating football talent. They explore the balance between athleticism and actual gameplay, the pressures teams face in selecting franchise quarterbacks, and the importance of holistic evaluations in the draft process. The conversation also touches on the comparisons between football and basketball skills, concluding with insights on player potential and team dynamics. In this conversation, Amani and Delvin delve into the intricacies of NFL player evaluations, particularly focusing on the significance of performance metrics at the combine, the pressure athletes face, and the importance of mental agility in adapting to the NFL's speed. They discuss various players, their performances, and how these factors influence draft stock, while also reflecting on personal experiences and memorable moments in their careers. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and NFL Combine Overview 03:07 The Art of Football vs. Athleticism 06:03 The Impact of Combine Performance on Draft Stock 09:01 Quarterback Prospects and Team Needs 12:03 Franchise Quarterbacks and Team Dynamics 15:00 Evaluating Combine Results and Player Potential 18:01 Receiver Performances and Draft Implications 21:00 Comparing Football and Basketball Skills 24:01 Final Thoughts on Player Evaluations 34:03 The Pressure of Performance 39:01 Evaluating Athleticism vs. Game Performance 43:21 The Importance of Mental Speed in Football 49:50 Draft Stock and Performance Metrics 57:44 Memorable Performances and Personal Reflections

    1h 3m
  3. How Can The NFL Combine Impact An NFL Player | Standing On Business

    Feb 24

    How Can The NFL Combine Impact An NFL Player | Standing On Business

    In this episode, Delvin Joyce and Amani Toomer delve into the significance of the NFL Combine, exploring its evolution, the mental and physical challenges it presents to athletes, and its profound impact on players' careers.  Amani shares his personal experiences on the Combine's relevance, and discusses notable players who have either enhanced or hurt their draft status based on their performances.  The conversation highlights the intricate relationship between athletic performance, mental preparation, and the business of football. In this episode, Delvin Joyce and Amani discuss the upcoming NFL Combine and its implications for various draft prospects. They delve into the significance of freakish athletic performances, particularly for quarterbacks like Fernando Mendoza and Carson Beck, and the importance of authenticity in leadership roles.  The conversation also touches on the undervaluation of running backs, the potential of wide receivers, and the unique challenges faced by edge rushers like Ruben Bane. The hosts emphasize the need for players to perform well at the combine to improve their draft stock and secure lucrative contracts. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to the NFL Offseason 05:55 The NFL Combine: A Crucial Event 10:59 Amani's Personal Combine Experience 18:15 The Mental and Physical Aspects of the Combine 22:16 Draft Implications and Financial Impact 28:43 Navigating Rookie Contracts and Free Agency 34:30 The Impact of Combine Performance on Draft Status 39:11 The Role of Quarterbacks in the Draft 50:54 Evaluating Carson Beck's Draft Potential 55:49 Caleb Downs: A Safety's Journey to the Top 57:27 The Combine's Impact on Draft Prospects 01:00:00 The Importance of Arm Length in Edge Rushers 01:02:54 Evaluating Wide Receiver Potential in the Draft 01:07:54 The Running Back Dilemma in Modern NFL Drafts 01:12:00 Quarterback Dynamics and Their Influence on Team Success

    1h 19m

  4. Feb 17

    College Football Moves, Playoff Expansion and SEC Wealth | Standing on Business

    In this episode of 'Standing on Business', hosts Delvin Joyce and Amani Toomer discuss the implications of FCS football programs moving up to FBS, focusing on North Dakota State and Sacramento State. They explore the financial challenges, the importance of rivalries, and the future of college football conferences, particularly in light of upcoming media rights negotiations in 2030. In this conversation, Amani and Delvin discuss the evolving landscape of college football, focusing on the implications of FCS football's future, the Big Ten's proposal for playoff expansion, and the financial dynamics of the SEC. They explore the importance of matchups in college football, the impact of conference championships on playoff structures, and the overall significance of college athletics in American culture. The discussion highlights the challenges and opportunities facing various programs and the potential shifts in power within college football.Chapters00:00 Introduction and Hall of Fame Discussion02:54 FCS Programs Moving Up to FBS05:58 North Dakota State's Dominance and Transition08:58 Financial Implications of Moving Up11:58 Sacramento State's Move to the MAC15:00 Rivalries and Fan Engagement18:05 James Madison's Successful Transition20:53 The Bigger Picture for Sacramento State23:52 Conclusion and Future Outlook27:02 Sacramento State's Competitive Edge28:46 Financial Challenges in Transitioning to FBS30:39 Scholarship Dynamics and Title IX Implications33:04 Stadium Capacity and Attendance Issues37:24 Future of College Football and Conference Realignment42:01 Big Ten's Proposal for Playoff Expansion48:20 Impact of Conference Championships on Playoff Structure55:09 The Future of College Football Playoffs01:00:58 The SEC's Financial Dominance01:04:03 The Impact of College Sports on Community01:10:03 The Future of College Football Conferences

    1h 3m

  5. Feb 9

    NFL Salary Cap Increase, Private Equity in College Sports & College Basketball Eligibility | Standing on Business

    In this engaging conversation, Delvin Joyce and Super Bowl Champion Amani Toomer reflect on the recent Super Bowl, discussing the significance of the event for players and fans alike. They delve into the NFL's salary cap increase, exploring its implications for player salaries and the financial landscape of the league. The discussion also touches on the impact of college sports and NIL deals on NFL players, as well as the importance of veteran benefits and health insurance for retired players. Overall, the conversation highlights the evolving dynamics of professional sports and the financial realities faced by athletes. In this conversation, Delvin and Amani discuss various aspects of professional sports, focusing on the financial dynamics within the NFL and NBA, the transition of players back to college basketball, and the implications of private equity in college sports. The discussion culminates in concerns about the future of college sports as private equity firms begin to play a significant role in funding athletic programs. Chapters 00:00 Super Bowl Reflections and Highlights 02:58 The Impact of the Halftime Show 06:09 Super Bowl Experiences: A Player's Perspective 08:54 NFL's Financial Landscape and Salary Cap Increase 11:59 The Profitability of NFL Franchises 14:59 Player Salaries and Economic Realities 21:57 The Impact of NIL on Player Decisions 24:05 Veteran Benefits and the NFL's Financial Landscape 29:02 Health Insurance and Retired Players' Needs 34:41 The Evolution of Practice Squad Dynamics 39:08 The Return of Players to College Basketball 47:30 The Value of College Experience Beyond Sports 48:08 The Dilemma of College Athletes Returning 51:10 The Impact of NIL on College Basketball 54:44 The Future of High School Athletes 58:22 Private Equity in College Sports 01:10:04 The Role of NCAA and Future of College Athletics

    1h 8m

  6. Feb 3

    Brooks Koepka, Rutgers Budget Shortfall & Super Bowl Ad Revenue | Standing on Business

    In this episode of the Standing On Business podcast, hosts Delvin Joyce and Amani Toomer break down the business behind the biggest stage in sports. The conversation starts with Brooks Kopeka and his transition back into the PGA Tour after spending the last few years on the LIV. The guys break down the business behind that move and what it may mean for the future of each Tour. The two former Giants also dive deep into the Super Bowl. They take a look into record-breaking ad revenue, the rising cost of 30-second commercial spots, and how networks profit while player compensation remains relatively flat.Delvin and Amani also discuss the NFL’s global growth strategy, including the business impact of Bad Bunny headlining the Super Bowl halftime show and why expanding the league’s reach beyond the United States is critical to future revenue. They explore how entertainment, media rights, and advertising intersect to drive billion-dollar outcomes.The episode also takes a deep dive into college athletics, examining the financial realities of Big Ten membership through the lens of Rutgers’ massive operating losses, conference realignment, and the rising costs tied to facilities, travel, and revenue sharing. The guys debate whether athletic departments are truly designed to make money or function as long-term marketing tools for universities.They wrap with a thoughtful discussion on NFL leadership and accountability, the financial value of making the Pro Bowl, and how players should be thinking about longevity, earnings, and life after football.This episode offers a candid look at how money, decision-making, and power shape sports at every level — from college campuses to the Super Bowl stage

    1h 9m

  7. Jan 27

    Darian Mensah, Jersey Patches and NFL Playoff Pay | Standing on Business

    In this episode of the Standing On Business podcast, hosts Delvin Joyce and Amani Tumor discuss various topics surrounding college football, including the legal implications of Darian Mensah's lawsuit against Duke regarding NIL contracts, and the NCAA's recent approval of corporate sponsorships on jerseys. They explore the evolving landscape of college athletics, the importance of understanding contracts, and the potential impact of these changes on the future of college sports. In this episode, Delvin and Amani delve into the evolving landscape of college football, discussing the impact of corporate sponsorships. They explore the valuation of college football programs, comparing them to professional franchises. They wrap with a riveting conversation about NFL player pay in the playoffs and how it negatively impacts some players.

    1h 7m

  8. Jan 20

    Premiere of Standing on Business with former New York Giants Delvin Joyce and Amani Toomer

    It is the premiere episode of Standing On Business, a weekly sports business podcast hosted by former New York Giants Amani Toomer and Delvin Joyce. This show pulls back the curtain on the money, power, and decisions that shape sports—on and off the field.In Episode 1, Delvin opens the show before Amani and Delvin introduce the concept behind Standing On Business, share their post-NFL journeys, and explain why this podcast was a must-create. They break down what listeners can expect each week, then dive into the Top 5 Sports Business Stories of the week, including:• Dante Moore choosing to stay at Oregon instead of declaring for the NFL Draft• The Darian Mensah drama and the Duke vs. Miami situation• The College Football Playoff Championship and potential playoff expansion — plus the financial implications• John Harbaugh becoming the New York Giants’ new head coach and the contract details behind the move• NFL Playoffs and how postseason football drives league profitabilityThe episode wraps with the debut of our weekly segment, “Standing On Business Moment,” where we spotlight individuals making bold, decisive moves in sports. This week’s pick: Mike Tomlin, and what his decision to step down after 19 seasons means for the league.

    1h 22m
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Former New York Giants Amani Toomer and Delvin Joyce take you inside the business of sports. Each week, they break down the biggest stories shaping leagues, teams, and athletes—from media rights and ownership moves to NIL, branding, and life after the game. Real insight from people who’ve lived it, not just talked about it.

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