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How Amy Trask became one of the most important execs in NFL history

Amy Trask was named the 75th biggest game-changer in NFL history after being the CEO of Al Davis' Raiders. Now, she is a CBS Sports NFL analyst. Her unexpected and dramatic story ...

On the 39-minute “The Main Event with Andrew Marchand,” Amy Trask is the guest. Trask, who was named the 75th biggest game-changer in NFL history, was the CEO for Al Davis’ Raiders. She hits on a bunch of topics:

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  • Her legendary stories about her interactions with Al Davis

  • Why she says hi to everyone, everywhere

  • How she was a behavioral problem as a child

  • How a teacher changed her life as a junior in high school

  • Why she loved the Raiders as a kid

  • How she had no plan when she went to Cal Berkeley

  • Why she studied law but she didn't want to be a lawyer

  • How she confronted Al Davis

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  • How Al was for gender equity by not focusing on it

  • How she kept the Raiders fiscally afloat

  • How she reacted to being 75th on all-time NFL game-changer list

  • How she overcome her greatest fears to get into media

  • What does CBS Sports' "We need to talk" mean to her

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MSM produces two podcasts per week. Every Tuesday, "Marchand & Meat: Everybody Loves Sports Media" features inside information and opinions from Andrew Marchand and Jon Meterperal.
Every Thursday, "The Main Event with Andrew Marchand" is where Marchand interviews the biggest names in sports media.