By this point we, the sports-viewing public, have been beaten into submission. Months of non-stop concussive blows to the head with DraftKings and FanDuel advertising have left us battered and confused. Why so much so quickly? Why is this stuff even legal? What's this about insider trading? Can I really become a champagne-soaked millionaire big check recipient?? So many questions, so much controversy, yet still there are few signs the advertising onslaught will let up. Amidst the recent allegations of a DraftKings employee using company data to win big on rival daily fantasy sites, ESPN earlier this week vowed to scale back DraftKings-sponsored content from its shows. DraftKings even went as far as to pull it's commercials from The Worldwide Leader—at least for the time being. But just as one monkey doesn't stop the show, one network's shaky ground with DraftKings won't stop the daily fantasy behemoth.