Speaker 1: You are listening to the Dan Patrick Show on Fox
Speaker 1: Sports Radio Final Hour.
Speaker 2: In this Tuesday been a festive One good buddy Ross
Speaker 2: Tucker joined us first hour, and our good buddy Nick Wright,
Speaker 2: on loan from Fox Sports, will join us. He'll take
Speaker 2: a victory lamp with his Kansas City Chiefs. Patrick Mahomes
Speaker 2: first Super Bowl versus San Francisco two touchdowns, two interceptions,
Speaker 2: quarterback rating of seventy eight point one. Rock Perty's first
Speaker 2: Super Bowl versus the Chiefs a touchdown, zero interceptions, quarterback
Speaker 2: rating of eighty nine point three. He had a good
Speaker 2: super Bowl, but I think that his coach wanted him
Speaker 2: to have a great super Bowl, and I think the
Speaker 2: play calling in the second half cost them. Also, I
Speaker 2: don't know if this is going to be known as
Speaker 2: the overtime game because of what's attached to it that
Speaker 2: Mahomes wins in overtime, decisions made in overtime. But it
Speaker 2: feels like this stays with you a little bit long.
Speaker 2: It's going to stay with the Niners longer than it
Speaker 2: stays with the Chiefs. It feels like, because you know,
Speaker 2: we look back on twenty eight to three, it's not
Speaker 2: about Brady leaving leading that comeback. It was how did
Speaker 2: the Falcons blow a twenty eight three lead? Uh eight
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Speaker 3: All right, Seaton?
Speaker 4: What do you got when overtime started on SUNDAYI dot
Speaker 4: dot dot clearly new, the rules shaky but kind of
Speaker 4: new or borderline clueless?
Speaker 5: Right now?
Speaker 4: The most interesting result to me is second place. Okay,
Speaker 4: most people said shaky but kind of new, which is
Speaker 4: always great for a major sport.
Speaker 3: Okay.
Speaker 2: Yeah, when you think about it, how many sports have
Speaker 2: a rule, a big rule, a significant rule that changes
Speaker 2: when you get into the championship game.
Speaker 4: And not only that the fans watching at home have
Speaker 4: don't know, but the players themselves aren't sure exactly how
Speaker 4: game is played here?
Speaker 3: Exactly? Does that say, here's Kyle yuescheck the Niners fullback.
Speaker 6: You know what, I didn't even realize that the playoff
Speaker 6: rules were different and overtime, so I assumed you just
Speaker 6: want the ball because you score a touchdown and win.
Speaker 6: But I guess that's not the case. So I don't
Speaker 6: really I don't totally know the strategy there.
Speaker 2: Okay, was this discussed at all, like here's scenarios. By
Speaker 2: the way, even I mean, he's an offensive player. That's
Speaker 2: what was surprising. I would think you would be saying
Speaker 2: to your offense, hey, if we go into overtime, just
Speaker 2: to let you know, let's prepare for this. We want
Speaker 2: the ball to start, because that means if we get
Speaker 2: a field goal, we get a touchdown, they have to
Speaker 2: match us, and then we get that third opportunity, so
Speaker 2: it's one for us, one for them, and then you know,
Speaker 2: the third possession is ours. But Kansas City had practiced
Speaker 2: and talked about if we get the ball second, we're
Speaker 2: going to score a touchdown and go for two if
Speaker 2: we have to. If the Niners score a touchdown, we
Speaker 2: score a touchdown, we're going for two. They've already thought
Speaker 2: this out. That's preparation, and that surprises me. That you
Speaker 2: have guys on the Niners offense that maybe didn't know
Speaker 2: and that they didn't practice any of this.
Speaker 3: That's surprising.
Speaker 7: There.
Speaker 2: We'll get some phone calls here coming up and Nick
Speaker 2: Wright will join us as well. The Genesis Open at
Speaker 2: Riviera is this week. Tiger Woods is playing in this
Speaker 2: DraftKings sent me the odds. I wanted to know what
Speaker 2: are the odds of Tiger winning? Anybody want to take
Speaker 2: a guess? First tournament of the year for Tiger One
Speaker 2: of my favorite golf courses, Riviera only when Jim Gray
Speaker 2: invites me to play.
Speaker 3: When I can get on the golf course.
Speaker 2: There by the way you go into the grill room
Speaker 2: and there's Tom Brady's jersey up there.
Speaker 3: He's a member Rivier. All right. The odds for Tiger
Speaker 3: to win the Genesis Paul plus ten thousand plus ten thousand, No, Marvin.
Speaker 8: Plus twenty thousand.
Speaker 2: Eight Todd thirteen to five, all right, one dollar, Satan,
Speaker 2: What about you.
Speaker 4: Plus fifty thousand.
Speaker 2: Plus eighteen thousand. How about Tiger finishing in the top ten?
Speaker 2: Top ten?
Speaker 3: Marvin plus ten thousand, okay only plus seventy five hundred
Speaker 3: Todd plus fifty three hundred seaton.
Speaker 4: It's that weird one where it says like two thirds
Speaker 4: and you know what the hell does that mean?
Speaker 3: Plus twelve hundred yd plus twelve hundred top ten finish
Speaker 3: the other way for Tigery. Yes, Todd, oh, I have
Speaker 3: the favorites here.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna guess Scottie Scheffler, then Rory McIlory, Victor Hobblin, uh,
Speaker 2: Xander Schaffley, Justin Thomas, and Colin Morrikella. Every time I
Speaker 2: hear the name Victor Hoblin, I always think of Beverly
Speaker 2: Hills comp who is the bad guy?
Speaker 8: Yes?
Speaker 3: What do you know? Victor Maitland?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 3: I kept thinking Victor Hoblin. Is that part two or
Speaker 3: part one?
Speaker 5: One?
Speaker 3: That was one?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 2: And is it Jenny who goes with him? His his
Speaker 2: friend like she worked best she works for Victor Maitland.
Speaker 9: Yeah, she runs the art gallery you axle from back
Speaker 9: in the old days. And Serage is played by Bronson Pie.
Speaker 9: It was one of the best scenes in movie history
Speaker 9: when he and Eddie Murphy Riffland twist Awell Foley.
Speaker 8: Stupid, stupid, It's like a dog's scrub that sexy.
Speaker 3: Okay, that's not sexy crazy. Uh. But there's Beverly Hills
Speaker 3: Top four that's coming out.
Speaker 8: It's coming out this summer, I think.
Speaker 2: Okay, and Eddie is still actual fully better be detective
Speaker 2: is he running the Beverly Hills Police Department.
Speaker 7: Yes, I he's probably jogging these days, getting up there
Speaker 7: in age. I don't know how much running he is there,
Speaker 7: do you he's running the police?
Speaker 8: Really?
Speaker 7: It was Tiger Woods on. They're a little viewed. I
Speaker 7: think I think they give it up a little too
Speaker 7: much credit to be higher.
Speaker 3: I'll tell you what, you had a great week last
Speaker 3: week and.
Speaker 7: Then it all balances out, doesn't it.
Speaker 2: You have not you're the Niners this week. I don't
Speaker 2: think there's preparation.
Speaker 8: Here to roller coaster ride.
Speaker 3: Yes, yes, it is Kent in Washington. Hi Kent.
Speaker 5: Hey, damn, they've taken my call. I was just wanting
Speaker 5: to ask you guys about the end of overtime. So
Speaker 5: he already said that the game would have ended, or
Speaker 5: wouldn't have ended. It would have gone over if the
Speaker 5: clockie right now before the Chiefs scored. Yeah, I was
Speaker 5: wondering if you all with that, if the rules should
Speaker 5: be like that, should they have had the score right there?
Speaker 3: Well, no, you have to get it. I mean, why
Speaker 3: does eaton team have to go?
Speaker 5: Then?
Speaker 3: If you why do you have to have the time
Speaker 3: right on there?
Speaker 10: Oh?
Speaker 4: Well we got to switch the field, because that's what
Speaker 4: we do in the others game.
Speaker 2: Why that's just in case you know, weather's an issue.
Speaker 2: I'm guessing crowd.
Speaker 3: I don't know. It's just football once again, this football.
Speaker 2: If the commissioner came on the show, I'd be able
Speaker 2: to ask him all these questions.
Speaker 3: Uh Bill in Texas? Hi Bill? What's on your mind today?
Speaker 3: Hey Dan?
Speaker 11: Great week, the show's week.
Speaker 12: Thanks for all that.
Speaker 11: A possible poll question and H and then a romo
Speaker 11: thought possible pole question. Who has worst hair? Garrett Tops,
Speaker 11: Sharpie or Nick Wright? Home with greasy.
Speaker 2: H Nick Wright's hair. Now he's had a lot of versions.
Speaker 2: He was bald, now he has long hair. And every
Speaker 2: time I still look at him like the bad guy
Speaker 2: in uh Diehard? What was his name, Hans Hans?
Speaker 7: Yes, Oh, they always showed him like falling down when.
Speaker 2: The Yeah, yeah, that wasn't a good look there. Movie wise,
Speaker 2: here's another analogy. You know, when you you look at
Speaker 2: the forty nine Ers and you look at Kyle Shanahan,
Speaker 2: he had everything there. It'd be like, we have all
Speaker 2: the ingredients to make a great movie. We shot everything.
Speaker 2: Everything's great. We got you know, leading characters. You know,
Speaker 2: we got an underdog story, and we got everything. Then
Speaker 2: you get into the edit room and then you go,
Speaker 2: you know what I'm thinking about, I'm gonna change the
Speaker 2: ending here. No, No, you have everything right here. You
Speaker 2: got a blockbuster movie. Nah, you know I'm gonna change.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna add it and change a little bit here.
Speaker 2: And then people watch he finished product, and you go,
Speaker 2: what what are you doing here? Scorsese, Yes, Pauline.
Speaker 9: In the middle of the movie, they never say, let's
Speaker 9: have Clint Eastwood get shot and not being the rest
Speaker 9: of the movie, they'd ever do that. Let's stick with
Speaker 9: Clint Eastwood.
Speaker 3: Harpo in South Carolina. Hi, Harpo, what's on your mind?
Speaker 13: Ay, DP, thanks for taking my call. I got a
Speaker 13: couple of things for you. Colin Shanahan thinks that, you know,
Speaker 13: because of the overtime in Atlanta, which he won the
Speaker 13: head coach and then this one. You think he's coaching
Speaker 13: against his dad because his dad had a you know,
Speaker 13: won the two Super Bowls in Denver with Elway and
Speaker 13: Terrell Davis. But he didn't do such a great job
Speaker 13: in Washington.
Speaker 2: Oh, I don't know if he's coaching against his dad.
Speaker 2: I mean, I haven't thought that deeply about it. I
Speaker 2: think that he is. It's like Dan Campbell coached, you know,
Speaker 2: he embraced his personality. He continued to coach that way. Well,
Speaker 2: I coached that way entire year instead of situational coaching,
Speaker 2: where you go, you know what, we don't have to
Speaker 2: be aggressive or why don't we take this. Sometimes when
Speaker 2: you buy into what you're selling, you don't want to
Speaker 2: go walk that back and say, you know, I'm selling
Speaker 2: something else, because then if you know it doesn't turn out,
Speaker 2: then people to be like I thought you were aggressive
Speaker 2: and you were going to go for things here, Why
Speaker 2: did you not go for it?
Speaker 3: If they lost?
Speaker 2: Kyle Shanahan was coaching the way he's coached, but it
Speaker 2: felt like it was a little bit more. That's where
Speaker 2: when athletes or coaches say we don't listen to anything,
Speaker 2: the media said, well, you know, we don't read anything.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they do.
Speaker 2: They know it, and I'm sure Kyle Shanahan heard this.
Speaker 2: Leading up to the super Bowl. The last six weeks
Speaker 2: of the season. Rock pretty MVP candidate. He's a game manager.
Speaker 3: That was a big thing. It stayed there, stayed there.
Speaker 2: Now all of a sudden, now you got a chance,
Speaker 2: you're the pettier, I call the plays.
Speaker 3: I'm the one.
Speaker 2: Then you know, Wizard of Oz and they pull the
Speaker 2: curtain back and all of a sudden, you're like, what
Speaker 2: are you doing? Doesn't have to be that complicated. We
Speaker 2: can do other things. And he stayed with that philosophy. There,
Speaker 2: Joe and Orlando, Hi, Joe, what's on your mind?
Speaker 12: I'm Mormon fellows.
Speaker 14: I understand that everybody has been piling on Kyle Shanahan.
Speaker 13: I get it.
Speaker 14: He has the McDaniel Jane and thinking he could out
Speaker 14: coach bad quarterback play. But I think we need to
Speaker 14: harp on the greatness that is Andy Reid, that is
Speaker 14: Travis Kelsey and Pat Mahomes. Travis Kelcey has been dominating
Speaker 14: the game since he played his first full season in
Speaker 14: twenty fourteen. Andy Reid was still getting these guys to
Speaker 14: the AFC Championship without Pat with Alex Smith, and I
Speaker 14: think we need to also revisit how he did in
Speaker 14: Philly nine playoff runs five, I mean NLC Championships. I
Speaker 14: just think that this organization has done the best that
Speaker 14: they can do with a quarterback in keeping that success sustained.
Speaker 13: I just think we need to harp on their greatness
Speaker 13: a little more.
Speaker 3: Well, we did talk about that. His place in history.
Speaker 2: Now, I did wonder about that, because we're talking about Mahomes'
Speaker 2: place in history.
Speaker 3: What about Andy Reid? Andy Reid? If you think about
Speaker 3: coaches successful coaches, we give Chuck Knowle all the credit
Speaker 3: for Pittsburgh, Like it starts with Chuck Knowle or Tom
Speaker 3: Landry or Vince Lombardi or Bill Belichick.
Speaker 2: Andy Reid doesn't get that. It's like Mahomes and Kelsey
Speaker 2: and then it's Andy Reid. People wondered, oh, you lost
Speaker 2: Eric b Enemy. He's going to call the plays now,
Speaker 2: didn't matter. Hey he lost Tyreek Hill, didn't matter. Andy
Speaker 2: Reid does this credit more credit than he's getting. He's
Speaker 2: just not going to get it. But I find it
Speaker 2: interesting that if I say it's Lombardi's Packers, I don't
Speaker 2: know if anybody, well, Steelers probably, but more Hall of
Speaker 2: Famers from a team, you know, a championship team than
Speaker 2: Green Bay had. Steelers are probably up there as well.
Speaker 2: But you know, it's Lombardi's Packers. Bill Walsh in the
Speaker 2: forty nine Ers, but that was also Joe Montana. So
Speaker 2: they shared that a little bit Chuck Knowles Steelers, wasn't
Speaker 2: Terry Bradshaw Steelers, Me and Joe Green Steelers. We don't
Speaker 2: talk about Andy Reid's chiefs. It's Patrick Mahomes chiefs. Andy
Speaker 2: Reid is going to be in that conversation. He'll be
Speaker 2: in there of greatest coaches of all time.
Speaker 8: Yeah, Mart, do you put him in there? For sure?
Speaker 15: If they went three street, they are up there as
Speaker 15: maybe the best team ever.
Speaker 2: Well in the Super Bowl era, to win three in
Speaker 2: a row. I think Lombardi won three NFL titles in
Speaker 2: a row. But you know, yes, he belongs in the
Speaker 2: conversation with those coaches. Whether you want to put him
Speaker 2: in there or not, he belongs in there. And you
Speaker 2: know people might go, yeah, Bud, he's got Patrick Mahomes.
Speaker 2: I mean that's nobody ever said, hey, Chuck Nole, look
Speaker 2: at that team, got Steele curtain, you got Hall of
Speaker 2: famers at every position. Nobody ever said that. Nobody ever
Speaker 2: did that to Lombardy. Oh come on, you got you know,
Speaker 2: bart Star, hall of famer, you got a running back
Speaker 2: who's Hall of Famer, defensive players, hall of Famer, offensive lineman.
Speaker 2: Nobody ever said that. Bill Walsh well you got Montana,
Speaker 2: got Jerry rightt Nobody did that, so we pick and
Speaker 2: choose when we're like, yeah, give you credit, but yes, Martin.
Speaker 15: Yeah, you took the words out of my mouth. Like
Speaker 15: Bill Walsh's West Coast offense. They talk about the West
Speaker 15: Coast offense first, and then Joe mont Han and Jerry
Speaker 15: Rice and so on and so forth.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, yeah, Paul.
Speaker 9: The Cowboys would have had four Super Bowls in a
Speaker 9: row with the nineteen ninety four year, they were twelve
Speaker 9: and four, they won a playoff game, they lost the
Speaker 9: conference championship. Of the forty nine ers, thirty eight, twenty
Speaker 9: eight were there, otherwise possibly four in a row.
Speaker 3: Well, so the Cowboys won three in a row, three
Speaker 3: out of four, three out of four, so they went.
Speaker 9: They won in ninety two, ninety three, missed the playoff,
Speaker 9: missed the Super Bowl why one game, and then won
Speaker 9: the Super Bowl the next.
Speaker 3: Year, and then Switzer led him to the Super Bowl.
Speaker 2: Right swing that anybody could lead that team to a
Speaker 2: super Bowl. Yeah, like it was Jimmy Johnson's Cowboys. And
Speaker 2: then when he left, Barry Switzer run and all of
Speaker 2: it came in and then all of a sudden. It
Speaker 2: was Troy and Emmitt and Michael's Cowboys.
Speaker 8: Very Larry Kocher at Miami.
Speaker 3: Oh okay, look yeah, hey.
Speaker 8: Don't don't crash the Ferrari.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Steve Fisher at Michigan when he came in for
Speaker 2: Bill Frieder. All right, let me take a break. Nick
Speaker 2: Wright is going to take a victory lamp here. I'm
Speaker 2: sure he's going to be obnoxious, but he's earned that.
Speaker 3: Right. Oh you see what I did with that time?
Speaker 7: That right?
Speaker 2: Thank you, Ton, we'll take Are we doing snow beers today?
Speaker 2: I think we should?
Speaker 3: Did we start them?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 2: No, no, not yet. Maybe some snow beers, no sausages.
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Speaker 2: Kansas City Chiefs Fan and figure out to have you
Speaker 2: on so you could do your victory lap. So describe
Speaker 2: to the audience you had a victory parade yesterday.
Speaker 3: What was it like?
Speaker 16: Well, it started with we had a one of those
Speaker 16: trucks that drives around. You'd see him in Vegas a lot.
Speaker 16: It usually says like live nude girls or something, except
Speaker 16: instead of that, it was a picture of me, Wilds
Speaker 16: and Brusard. It was never a doubt, which goes down
Speaker 16: as not only an all time you know, sports catchphrase,
Speaker 16: but one of the greatest sports predictions of all time.
Speaker 16: More on that in a moment and it advertised our show,
Speaker 16: and it was one of those trucks, so I drove
Speaker 16: it a bit around the city and then it continued
Speaker 16: to drive during the show. I had a custom made
Speaker 16: the dazzled red velvet suit pants, shoes tie, and then
Speaker 16: we had the Stonybrook University marching band. We had four
Speaker 16: regular sized banners, one massive banner. We had about five
Speaker 16: hundred balloons. Unfortunately about four hundred of them are still
Speaker 16: stuck in the ceiling. They didn't quite drop the way
Speaker 16: we had hoped. We had confetti poppers. We brought out breakdancers,
Speaker 16: which didn't really make sense, but Brussard had been saying
Speaker 16: all year that soft teams didn't want to fight, they
Speaker 16: wanted to break dance, so we brought them out to
Speaker 16: kind of mock him, even though the Niners weren't breakdancers.
Speaker 16: And there was more, but I've forgotten at this point.
Speaker 16: I mean, oh, the bulletin board, see, because I said
Speaker 16: at the beginning of the year it was going to
Speaker 16: be twenty and oh, and people thought I was wrong
Speaker 16: when the Chiefs lost Week one. But much like in
Speaker 16: the usual Suspects, you don't get it till the very
Speaker 16: end the twenty and oh was the bullet the Chiefs
Speaker 16: versus the bulletin board. So every time somebody said something
Speaker 16: like the Eagles were like a last year, it was
Speaker 16: the field or Jed York whining about a holding call
Speaker 16: that wasn't called five years ago. We put them on
Speaker 16: the bulletin board. And whenever their team was eliminating the
Speaker 16: Chiefs still playing, we put eliminated on there. And amazingly,
Speaker 16: yesterday we had our twentieth elimination, so the bulletin board
Speaker 16: went twenty and oh. So we did all of that,
Speaker 16: and now I'm talking to you, and I'm going to
Speaker 16: do my podcasts in the TV show, and then I'm
Speaker 16: going to Kansas City for the parade, of which I
Speaker 16: assume I'll be feted like a champion that I am.
Speaker 2: And rightfully so. But middle of the season, Chiefs lose
Speaker 2: five of eight.
Speaker 3: What did you think.
Speaker 16: That everyone was freaking out when they showed and that
Speaker 16: here's the thing. I'm not going to act like they
Speaker 16: looked great, but the defense the whole year was outstanding.
Speaker 16: They became just the fourth team in modern NFL history
Speaker 16: to never allow twenty eight points. They only allowed more
Speaker 16: than twenty five points one time. So Patrick was healthy,
Speaker 16: the defense was great, and so Mike. What I felt
Speaker 16: was that they knew that come the playoffs, Travis would
Speaker 16: be excellent. Pachecko's a good, not great, but a good back,
Speaker 16: and Rashi Rice after Puka Nikua set him aside. You
Speaker 16: can put his rookie season up against any rookie season
Speaker 16: in the league this year. So I felt a lot
Speaker 16: of their struggles came due to the fact that they
Speaker 16: were They wanted to win these regular season games, and
Speaker 16: because they lost them, they had to go on the road.
Speaker 16: They had a harder path. I'm not acting like it
Speaker 16: went according to plan, but they wanted to see who
Speaker 16: they could trust. Of Tony sky Moore, they spent a
Speaker 16: big draft pick on Justin Ross, who was a great
Speaker 16: college player. NFL Crew has never gone off the ground.
Speaker 16: They were using the regular season for that, and as
Speaker 16: it turned out, the answer was none of the above.
Speaker 16: And so they just hoped and prayed that Mvs, who
Speaker 16: was great in the playoffs were in last year and
Speaker 16: was brutal this regular season, that he would come through,
Speaker 16: and that Rice and Kelsey would continue doing what they did,
Speaker 16: and that Mahomes would be a legend, and so I didn't.
Speaker 16: I want to be clear here, there were at most
Speaker 16: checkpoints of the season, Baltimore looked better and San Francisco
Speaker 16: looked better. Nobody else to me clearly demonstrably was better
Speaker 16: than Kansas City. But when Baltimore and San Francisco's quarterbacks
Speaker 16: are totally unproven postseason performers, and the Chiefs quarterback is
Speaker 16: arguably the greatest postseason quarterback ever, in arguably top two,
Speaker 16: it just felt like they were way undervalued by the world.
Speaker 16: And I saw and this isn't a straw man. Going
Speaker 16: into the playoffs, Dan Baltimore and Buffalo were head and
Speaker 16: shoulders the favorites in the AFC. And then if folks
Speaker 16: on shows like Minor Yours were asked, all right, if
Speaker 16: it's not gonna be one of them, who do you
Speaker 16: like more? People had Cleveland, And people can act like
Speaker 16: that's not true, but people are like, oh, playoff Flaco,
Speaker 16: that defense. I'm sitting there like and I even the
Speaker 16: alternate universe playoff Joe Flacco just won Comeback Player of
Speaker 16: the Year over a young man who came back from
Speaker 16: death because everyone was like he was so bad with
Speaker 16: the Jets. That's the guy we're believing in. So yeah,
Speaker 16: it's some chiefs and champs.
Speaker 3: It's weird.
Speaker 2: I thought Mahomes was more valuable this year than in
Speaker 2: any other years when he won the MVP, because of
Speaker 2: what he had around. I thought he did more for
Speaker 2: that team this year, almost in a break like way.
Speaker 2: His stats were down because he's competing against himself, but
Speaker 2: I thought his value was more evident this year than
Speaker 2: previous years.
Speaker 16: I so I totally agree. Now. I brew pushed back
Speaker 16: yesterday a bit a bit of recency by saying, let's
Speaker 16: all remember what that first year as a starter was.
Speaker 16: Five thousand yards, fifty touchdowns and just some of the
Speaker 16: most oh my god. And so that that was a
Speaker 16: good point. And we now say, yeah, but he had
Speaker 16: Kelsey and Rice, and but prior to Mahomes taking the field,
Speaker 16: Rice had made All Pro as a kick returner. He was,
Speaker 16: you know, clearly good, but we didn't know he was
Speaker 16: this And Kelsey was excellent, but we didn't know he
Speaker 16: was gonna maybe be the greatest tight end ever. But
Speaker 16: here's what I thought was most impressive about Patrick this year.
Speaker 16: He under he set aside what I think is most
Speaker 16: fun and gratifying for him for what the team. I
Speaker 16: think that if you can pull off the passes he
Speaker 16: can and have the arm strength and the creativity and
Speaker 16: all those things, I think that's the most fun way
Speaker 16: to play, and it's the way that gets you the MVPs,
Speaker 16: gets you the accolades, all those things, and he totally
Speaker 16: transformed who he was. And the other thing that I
Speaker 16: found really noteworthy is that he was criticized for not
Speaker 16: criticizing his teammates enough he was when there were all
Speaker 16: those drops. I don't know how much you guys talked
Speaker 16: about it, but I heard a lot of people say,
Speaker 16: you know, he's being too nice. They missed the enemy
Speaker 16: who was the bad cop, which I think they kind
Speaker 16: of did. Do a degree that Patrick needs to light
Speaker 16: up MBS, and he just refused. He absolutely refused, and
Speaker 16: I think it is I think one of the craziest
Speaker 16: stats of this dynasty is in the second half of
Speaker 16: the last two Super Bowls, where the Chiefs renowned ten
Speaker 16: in both games. The four touchdowns the Chiefs receiving touchdowns
Speaker 16: were scored by sky Moore, who is gonna, you know,
Speaker 16: fight to make the team, Kadarius Tony, who's gonna fight
Speaker 16: to stay in the league, mvs who everyone wanted bench
Speaker 16: and McCole Hardman who started the year with the Jets
Speaker 16: and they were like, ah, we can't use him. Those
Speaker 16: are the four players that caught that caught passing touchdowns
Speaker 16: in the second half of back to back Super Bowl comebacks.
Speaker 2: We're talking to Nick Wright, host of First Things First
Speaker 2: on Fox Sports one and What's Right with Nick Wright
Speaker 2: iTunes and YouTube. What would we be talking about if
Speaker 2: San Francisco had won the Super Bowl?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 16: So, I think it won the Super Bowl, like in
Speaker 16: the exact way that game was played, but just that
Speaker 16: they you know, the Chiefs didn't pick up the fourth
Speaker 16: and one. I think that there would be a really
Speaker 16: weird well, what do you want gotta say? Rock Perty's
Speaker 16: top five, maybe not top three, maybe top three, and
Speaker 16: that would make us all dumber. And by the way
Speaker 16: Brock I thought played that was his best playoff game.
Speaker 16: I thought, I thought he played well. I thought he
Speaker 16: played well, and I was and dealing with Steve Spagnolo,
Speaker 16: one of the greatest coordinators ever. Like so, I'm not
Speaker 16: trying to take a shot at Brock, but whether or
Speaker 16: not the Chiefs converted on that overtime drive, people would
Speaker 16: have You would have seen lists where brock Perty was
Speaker 16: ranked ahead of Joe Burrow and Lamar Jackson, and I'm
Speaker 16: not comfortable with that. So that would have happened. I
Speaker 16: think that there would have been an interesting MVP discussion
Speaker 16: because I think it would have had to be Juwan
Speaker 16: Jennings if you're gonna go offense, and maybe Fred Warner
Speaker 16: or Nicky Bosa if you're going defense. And then there
Speaker 16: would have been a discussion that I might have driven
Speaker 16: me from the business stand which which would have been
Speaker 16: all year long. The same people who were saying, if
Speaker 16: Patrick Mahomes can get can get this team to the
Speaker 16: Super Bowl, if you can win on the road, go
Speaker 16: through this path, it'll be the best accomplishment of his career.
Speaker 16: And then if they lose, it would have been like,
Speaker 16: well two and two in Super Bowls, guys a little
Speaker 16: more Lebron than Jordan, if you know what I mean.
Speaker 16: And that's not a compliment. And so I would have
Speaker 16: gone crazy. I would have really lost my mind.
Speaker 2: I thought Kyle Shanahan went out of his way to
Speaker 2: kind of prove that rock Perty could win. He put
Speaker 2: the game on his shoulders, and such a good point
Speaker 2: and I had a problem. I could see it. It
Speaker 2: was happening third quarter, like he's throwing it way too much,
Speaker 2: and I kept thinking he wanted to prove he is
Speaker 2: an elite quarterback.
Speaker 3: He's an MVP candidate.
Speaker 16: So I totally agree with you, and I think this
Speaker 16: is you know that Kyle got criticized a lot yesterday
Speaker 16: for taking the ball in overtime, and I think that
Speaker 16: was a small mistake, but you can I unders to
Speaker 16: his argument, which is, if we match each other it
Speaker 16: becomes sudden death, we want the ball. I thought it
Speaker 16: was a bad look for him that his players didn't
Speaker 16: seem to know the rules. Meanwhile, Chris Jones was like,
Speaker 16: we had multiple meetings, here was the plan the way
Speaker 16: we saw a power point on it. I'm like, oh,
Speaker 16: well that's something because what I and somebody pointed this out.
Speaker 16: And then I'll get back to your bigger point. Let's
Speaker 16: say PERTY had thrown a touchdown on that third and
Speaker 16: five from the eleven where the Niners gonna storm the
Speaker 16: field throw helmets off, was it gonna be that we
Speaker 16: would have been denied?
Speaker 2: Well, that's what I thought. That's what I thought. Yeah,
Speaker 2: that guys, guys put your helmet back on right.
Speaker 17: They didn't kicking off from the negative twelve like with
Speaker 17: all the penalties, so so I thought I thought the
Speaker 17: criticism for taking the ball was a little overstated, and
Speaker 17: he does deserve credit, I think for not caring that
Speaker 17: everyone killed Dan Campbell for going for it on a
Speaker 17: fourth down, down three, and he was like, nope, I'm
Speaker 17: playing Mahomes Now.
Speaker 16: I thought he was too conservative at the end of
Speaker 16: the first half. Could he use timeouts? I thought that
Speaker 16: maybe in overtime you can argue you're playing Mahomes on
Speaker 16: third and five, run the ball and then go for
Speaker 16: it on fourth down. You know if you don't get it.
Speaker 16: But you pointed out the key to the game, Dan
Speaker 16: ten three at halftime, the Chiefs go three and out
Speaker 16: three straight possessions and the Niners throw call passing plays
Speaker 16: seven They go three and out as well, three straight
Speaker 16: just with seven of nine passing plays. And I know
Speaker 16: barn Will pointed out the stack boxes all those things. Man,
Speaker 16: you have Trent Williams who didn't have a great game,
Speaker 16: and Christian McCaffrey who did see you had a good game.
Speaker 16: Is see as whenever I'm watching the Chiefs, I evaluate
Speaker 16: the coach from the other team afterwards by how often
Speaker 16: did they do exactly what I was hoping they did?
Speaker 16: And when that second half got going, I'm like, put
Speaker 16: the game in Berney's hands, please, the game in Party's hands.
Speaker 16: And I'm not trying to trash the kid, because I
Speaker 16: did think he played fine, but I agreed with you
Speaker 16: that this was Sometimes you feel like coaches are trying
Speaker 16: to win the game while painting their masterpiece, and that
Speaker 16: can get away from you a bit, and it felt
Speaker 16: like that's what was happening. Congrats, Like, can I say sorry?
Speaker 16: It felt a little bit like that in the Ravens
Speaker 16: game against the Chiefs, like Todd Monkin was trying to
Speaker 16: be like Lamar Mahomes, I'm putting this game in Lamar's hands,
Speaker 16: and it played into what the Chiefs wanted.
Speaker 2: Congrats again, and safe travels to the parade, and you
Speaker 2: deserve a victory.
Speaker 16: Land Well, I appreciate it.
Speaker 5: Dan.
Speaker 16: Yeah, you know that usually means the interviews over, but
Speaker 16: I got another minute here if I may. I just
Speaker 16: want to know from the general sporting media what they
Speaker 16: learned this year.
Speaker 2: I don't want you to becoming here like we could
Speaker 2: have stopped this and people would say, Wow, great valid points,
Speaker 2: and he's a die hard fan and that's wonderful. You're
Speaker 2: you're on the verge of being insufferable and I'm trying
Speaker 2: to save you from you.
Speaker 16: Well, you know what, Dan, I appreciate that, and that's
Speaker 16: why you know you're a mentor and such a good friend.
Speaker 16: But I'll take those bullets because the thing is this,
Speaker 16: we are in the sports take industrial complex. I the
Speaker 16: reason why I, Nick Wright, kid from Kansas City, gets
Speaker 16: a victory lap is not because I did anything special.
Speaker 16: It's because everyone else surveyed the entire take landscape and
Speaker 16: was like, woom, the Kansady Chiefs with Andy Reid and
Speaker 16: his prian Patrick Mahomes and the best events they've ever had.
Speaker 16: You know what, I think that team stinks. And I
Speaker 16: was like, I don't know, guys, seems pretty dangerous to me.
Speaker 16: And I just want to know how my colleagues are
Speaker 16: going to be better next year. That's all I want.
Speaker 16: I just want to know are we going to what's
Speaker 16: going to happen to make sure we don't make these
Speaker 16: same mistakes and we the royal we not really me?
Speaker 16: I got it right all along, Thank you, Dan.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they should rename it.
Speaker 2: Nick Wright, host of Insufferable on Fox Sports One.
Speaker 16: Maybe that'll be a bonus show.
Speaker 3: I like that. I like that. I talk to you soon.
Speaker 3: Thank you to see you, buddy.
Speaker 2: That's Nick right, taking a victory lamp and going out.
Speaker 3: To Kansas City for the prey. Yeah, he goes deep.
Speaker 2: It's a deep dive when he's defending his Kansas City
Speaker 2: chiefs and Patrick mahomes well, take a break. It's the
Speaker 2: last call for phone calls. What we learn, what's in
Speaker 2: store tomorrow.
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Speaker 2: Overtime kind of messed with people. We didn't know the rules.
Speaker 2: Maybe we sort of knew the rules. But the other
Speaker 2: thing that I think was messing with people the clock
Speaker 2: that was running an overtime because Kansas City gets down
Speaker 2: to the goal line or the three yard line, and
Speaker 2: we see the clock running, and then there was an
Speaker 2: announcer who said, oh, they got two timeouts, they're letting
Speaker 2: the clock run. Well, if the clock runs out, all
Speaker 2: they do is change ends. So it doesn't matter. You
Speaker 2: get a time out if the if the quarter ends
Speaker 2: the first overtime quarter, then you just go to the
Speaker 2: other end. You know, that's why you have the clock running.
Speaker 2: You just go to the other end. So you know,
Speaker 2: they didn't use a timeout. You could have let the
Speaker 2: time run out. Kansas City wanted to run that play
Speaker 2: then because they didn't want San Francisco to be able
Speaker 2: to regroup.
Speaker 3: Yes, like this is a funny point.
Speaker 4: But if the forty nine er score a touchdown and
Speaker 4: the confetti guy doesn't know the.
Speaker 9: Rules, I got to tell you, I kind of wish
Speaker 9: that happened. I don't care who wins the game.
Speaker 3: I like chaos that would have been. That would have
Speaker 3: been awesome.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so the confetti guy did have to know the overtime.
Speaker 2: What we think, Well, if the Niners score touchdown, do
Speaker 2: they celebrate like it? It would have felt like if
Speaker 2: they scored that touchdown the first time, like we just
Speaker 2: won the Super Bowl and then you know they're running
Speaker 2: around with their helmets off. All of a sudden, you're
Speaker 2: throwing penalty flags because Kansas City still gets a chance.
Speaker 3: Yes, even the Chiefs in that moment, Hartman looked like
Speaker 3: I caught it. I'm in and he's looking around like
Speaker 3: we won. Yeah, the clock messed with some people.
Speaker 7: Yes, Tom as awkward as La La Land was, this
Speaker 7: would be a hundred times more horrible if they started
Speaker 7: celebrating prematurely a super bowling back to you.
Speaker 3: La La Land was announced as the winner at the
Speaker 3: CASA Land.
Speaker 7: That was pretty embarrassing, But that what seem just said
Speaker 7: would be, Oh my god, if that happened.
Speaker 9: Yes, I think La La Land, Moonlight and Jimmy Kimmel,
Speaker 9: all that stuff would happen. And was it Warren Bady
Speaker 9: and Fade dounawaited that's all that. That has to be
Speaker 9: a one seed for awkward moments in live television history.
Speaker 9: I think that's it.
Speaker 2: Because you've won the Academy Awards. You're walking up to
Speaker 2: the stage.
Speaker 8: For Best Picture. Yes, that's best Cinematography.
Speaker 4: But didn't uh Steve Harvey have that moment too?
Speaker 8: Oh?
Speaker 4: He's like, and the winner is you know, Miss Venezuela.
Speaker 3: No, he's like, oh wait, sorry, Miss Columbia. And what
Speaker 3: was that? Miss us? And Miss America?
Speaker 2: Patrick, I made a mistake, okay, and the winner is
Speaker 2: miss Steak? Uh yeah, what was that? The Miss Universe.
Speaker 2: Have you ever seen that video.
Speaker 4: Where they're going around and they're like the women are
Speaker 4: introducing themselves and they're like Miss Venezuela, Miss you know, Spain,
Speaker 4: Miss Russia, Miss and they get to Francis, she goes
Speaker 4: miss miss Miss.
Speaker 9: Yes, oh it was twenty nineteen Miss Universe. Steve Harvey
Speaker 9: was given the wrong information. He was told it was
Speaker 9: Miss Columbia Adriana Gutierrez of course, but the winner was
Speaker 9: actually Miss Philippines Piare Wurtzberg Ritzbach.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 9: Yeah, and so that he had to redo it.
Speaker 4: By the way, coincidentally, both of them nearly Miss Dumel.
Speaker 9: Yeah, okay, fifty fifty chance they're going to marry Josh
Speaker 9: Mallock to win that. Yeah, he's like territorial rights, yeah,
Speaker 9: Miss Universe.
Speaker 2: He has he has first writer, Josh, do you want
Speaker 2: to marry Miss Universe?
Speaker 9: No, I'm good, You've won this crown one hundred thousand
Speaker 9: dollars of a scholarship.
Speaker 3: And Josh Josh Dumel not in that order. Jim in
Speaker 3: Desmonet joinses Hi Jim.
Speaker 5: Hey guys, hey, bun interesting my call. Yeah, yeah, oh
Speaker 5: well I got to get in the obligatory six foot
Speaker 5: and a softening two twenty. Hey, yeah, I wanted. I
Speaker 5: wanted to go back to when you guys were talking
Speaker 5: about Andy Reid being on Saturday Night Live. Yeah, and
Speaker 5: I was walking my dog and I thought of this
Speaker 5: awesome skit possibility. Have you ever seen the footage of
Speaker 5: Andy Reid when he was competing in the Punk Passing
Speaker 5: Kick competition when he was like thirteen? Yeah, yeah, and
Speaker 5: we have that Andy and Alan.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we had mc lovin dressed up like Andy Reid
Speaker 2: in the punt Passing Kick contest when he for Halloween.
Speaker 3: So yeah, we're aware of that. Thank you, Jim.
Speaker 2: Still, it's amazing Andy Reid is the size that he
Speaker 2: is now and he's, you know, as a thirteen year old.
Speaker 2: He's there with all these little kids out there for
Speaker 2: punt Passing Kick. Actually, I think somebody who won Punk
Speaker 2: Passing Kick sent me his trophy that I have somewhere
Speaker 2: here in the man cave.
Speaker 3: Chris and Grand Rapids. Hi, Chris, what's on your mind?
Speaker 5: Good morning?
Speaker 9: Now?
Speaker 3: Are you great? Great?
Speaker 14: Chris?
Speaker 12: Just a quick question, and you're talking about Andy Reid
Speaker 12: and I'm giving maybe the credit like Chuck Nol did
Speaker 12: I'm just curious. Do you think it's more of like
Speaker 12: a society issue. Were back in the sixties, seventies, eighties,
Speaker 12: it was kind of set up, as you know, the
Speaker 12: kids were to be seen, not heard, so the authority
Speaker 12: figure got more of the credit. You think that's kind
Speaker 12: of where we are to be, the players getting more
Speaker 12: to the credit than the head coaches.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I think it's a great point there, Chris, thank you,
Speaker 2: Except for Belichick. Belichick got a lot of credit until
Speaker 2: we started to question if he deserved that credit, and
Speaker 2: it should have been Tom Brady. But back then it
Speaker 2: was Lombardi's Packers, Paul Brown's Cleveland Browns. So George Hallis,
Speaker 2: George Alliss, Bears. You had Budkus and Sayers, two of
Speaker 2: the greatest players of all time, but it was George
Speaker 2: Allis Bear.
Speaker 15: You still have gosh on the on the patches on
Speaker 15: the side. Oh, for I was called the gosh when
Speaker 15: I grew up. I was like, what's up with the
Speaker 15: gosh on there?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 3: George Allis Yeah. David Minnesota, Hi.
Speaker 18: Dave, Good morning Dan. A couple of things. The curse
Speaker 18: of Kirk Geeks rains true again. No team has ever
Speaker 18: lost to kirkte Cousins has ever won the Super Bowl. Second.
Speaker 18: Looking at the second half, was it the Chiefs adjustments
Speaker 18: on offense or the lack of adjustments on San Franz
Speaker 18: steep bense allowing Kelsey to really show up better in
Speaker 18: the second half and even the rest of the KC
Speaker 18: tight ends.
Speaker 3: I don't know what was different.
Speaker 2: Now, Greenlaw wasn't in there for San Francisco, so you're
Speaker 2: taking a tremendous linebacker out. But I think it was
Speaker 2: just a matter of time before Kelsey started to make
Speaker 2: his impact there, Paulie.
Speaker 3: This day in sports history, just a couple.
Speaker 9: Of them for you, Dan. Let's see starting with nineteen
Speaker 9: thirty seven, the NFL's Boston Redskins moved to Washington. Nineteen
Speaker 9: seventy seven, Doctor J played in his first NBA All
Speaker 9: Star Game. He was MVP with thirty points in twelve rebounds.
Speaker 9: Nineteen eighty three, Marvin Gay sang the US national anthem
Speaker 9: at the NBA All Star Game.
Speaker 8: Find it on YouTube.
Speaker 9: It's fantastic.
Speaker 5: Eighty three.
Speaker 9: The WBC was the first a boxing council to cut
Speaker 9: heavyweight matches championship matches from fifteen rounds to twelve rounds.
Speaker 3: Marvin Gaye's rendition of the national anthem is the best. Now.
Speaker 2: Uh, Whitney Houston was in Tampa with spectacular. That one
Speaker 2: is if we have a mount Rushmore, that's number one
Speaker 2: for me. But Marvin gay spectacular spectacular. All right, let's
Speaker 2: go around the room.
Speaker 14: Rocket.
Speaker 3: No, No, Carl Lewis was great too. Who thank you, Tom.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna make it up to you now, Todd would
Speaker 3: you learn today?
Speaker 15: Nick Wright thinks if the Niners had won the Super Bowl,
Speaker 15: so some which starts saying, rock Party's the top five
Speaker 15: quarterback and we'd be all dumber for it.
Speaker 3: Paul Seaton, what's the name of Nick Wright's new show? Insufferable? Insufferable?
Speaker 8: Marvin going to Harvard doesn't mean you know the rules
Speaker 8: of overtime?
Speaker 3: Yeah, Kyle us check PAULI and the Rockets.
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