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Speaker 2: That's it. That's it. Ye. I do want to talk
Speaker 2: uh MLB for one second. You're done with the w
Speaker 2: n B A real quick huh? Well, yeah, we talked
Speaker 2: about it and Danny g said something off you that
Speaker 2: ranked true to me, but I won't repeat it. Oh
Speaker 2: this sounds juicy. No, no, we're just saying hell like.
Speaker 2: It's not like it.
Speaker 4: It's just that people aren't watching the actual play on
Speaker 4: the court.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the product isn't always the best. So since the
Speaker 2: star circle, I.
Speaker 4: Mean there are obviously a lot of viewers, but not
Speaker 4: in our circle. Yeah, that's why so many media people
Speaker 4: are just leaning into the drama.
Speaker 2: And there's always drama, there's always juicy stories, and that's
Speaker 2: what we lead with.
Speaker 5: Millions more eyeballs were drawn to the w NBA obviously
Speaker 5: for Kate and Clark hitting like logo three, so that
Speaker 5: was never done before. Yes, some play on the court
Speaker 5: was drawing attention. Now you have all these little side
Speaker 5: shows going on where people are, you know, all up
Speaker 5: in arms about things that aren't going on on the court.
Speaker 5: But Kaitlin Clark was the reason people were watching more
Speaker 5: of the WNBA.
Speaker 2: But I'm guilty, Sam, guilty because you're feeding into it.
Speaker 2: Because guilty. Think about the guilty because I've never watched
Speaker 2: a w NBA game from start to finish, but I
Speaker 2: am intrigued when I'm clicking on things on social media
Speaker 2: where it's like, ooh, a debate about trands in the league,
Speaker 2: or ooh, Sophie Cunningham got clotheslined, and oh Angel Reeson
Speaker 2: was saying this about Kitlyn Clark, Like I will click
Speaker 2: on that. Call me a little gossip bee bauch, but
Speaker 2: I will click on that. But I'm not watching a
Speaker 2: full game. So I do think that there's something we
Speaker 2: said about leading with drama and those salacious headlines in
Speaker 2: the w NBA, because I feel like it's getting the
Speaker 2: eyes that that league would never have got otherwise. And
Speaker 2: be honest, we're taking the bait. You know you're taking
Speaker 2: the bait. Oh Man Security made made fans cover up
Speaker 2: their shirts, the pro and anti trans shirts that people
Speaker 2: were rocking at the Dream Fever game. That stuff that
Speaker 2: stands out and we talk about it, so we're also
Speaker 2: guilty of that. But before we move on, I did
Speaker 2: have a stupid question based on that, and they're saying
Speaker 2: security dropped the ball. They posted a lot of these
Speaker 2: fans on the jumbo Tron and security was a cover
Speaker 2: up your shirts and it became a story.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 5: I think they're making the they're stepping in it, and
Speaker 5: they they should just like they don't know how to
Speaker 5: handle the spotlight.
Speaker 2: It reminds me when I was in sixth grade and
Speaker 2: they made me cover up my Bart Simpson Simpson, who
Speaker 2: the hell are you? And I couldn't have a shirt
Speaker 2: that said hell on it because hell is a dirty word.
Speaker 2: The game itself was an overtime. It was a good game,
Speaker 2: like it was an overtime game. And then people just
Speaker 2: get all they get all affixated on this stuff. It
Speaker 2: happens off. Remember when you had to turn your up
Speaker 2: big Johnson T shirt inside out? Yes, that couldn't wear
Speaker 2: big Johnson T shirts the school.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 2: Nowadays, though, it's way more relaxed that kids wear hats
Speaker 2: to school here in California anyway, and their goofy shorts
Speaker 2: that these little boys wear nowadays, all these little baseball kids.
Speaker 2: I have a question for you, one last w NBA question,
Speaker 2: not to get all controversial as we're feeling for DP.
Speaker 2: What's up Dan Net's You're allowed too, rich Man? Yeah,
Speaker 2: I just go for it, man, It just really make
Speaker 2: an impact. It's a it's a general question with the
Speaker 2: enest canters of the world saying I'm gonna play in
Speaker 2: the w NBA. I my identify as a woman, and
Speaker 2: these antics, do you think that, like there's zero points,
Speaker 2: zero chance. Danny G's boy was saying that G League
Speaker 2: players should just try to play in the WNBA just
Speaker 2: to make more money, right, I mean, so.
Speaker 4: Do you think it any I only talk about animals
Speaker 4: with Clay Travis.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and saw Clay Travis's clip In any capacity animal
Speaker 2: thunder dumb coming soon? In any capacity, will there be
Speaker 2: like a former NBA player or G League guy that
Speaker 2: that pulls these like I guess you would say, like technicalities,
Speaker 2: trying to prove the loopholes and the rules, and but
Speaker 2: then again, this is not it's not political, and it's
Speaker 2: not either side. It's then the w n b A
Speaker 2: at some point soon will have to put some type
Speaker 2: of clear verbiage like here's what a woman is or
Speaker 2: otherwise didn't. You can't just leaning into you can't. But
Speaker 2: you can't subjectively be like, well, he's doing it in
Speaker 2: a rude way, but this person is doing it serious
Speaker 2: way out of the headline because it's not just improved
Speaker 2: that the ratings are up. Our ratings up because of
Speaker 2: the gameplay. You know, man, gameplays insane. You gotta watch
Speaker 2: these matchups or are ratings up because you hear these stories.
Speaker 2: You're like, I got to tune in and see what's
Speaker 2: doing well, you know, curiosity, I would say, takes up
Speaker 2: most of those ratings. I'm not saying all I'm trying
Speaker 2: to be fair here, but I did have one last
Speaker 2: story and I'll make it. I'll make it snappy. I'll
Speaker 2: make it snappy. What do you speaking of? You know,
Speaker 2: covering up your shirt? You ever, like, roll up to
Speaker 2: take your kid to school or something and you're chatting
Speaker 2: it up with the parents and you realize you're wearing
Speaker 2: like an inappropriate T shirt. Because that's happened to me
Speaker 2: a few times. I'm truck. When you buy some trashy
Speaker 2: shirt like the border. We work in radio, right, you
Speaker 2: say something stupid, Someone makes a T shirt and they
Speaker 2: send it to you and you, you know, you wear
Speaker 2: it to the gym or something. Had a T shirt
Speaker 2: that said a hogof Champion. It was just like hogoff Champions.
Speaker 2: I mean, yeah, you know, growing up on the farms
Speaker 2: of Union, new dress. Yeah that's that hot. We're are
Speaker 2: the Union farmers bro I grew up in Union.
Speaker 4: Did you win it on Winnie and the Button in
Speaker 4: the morning?
Speaker 2: I well know someone sent it to me, right, So
Speaker 2: someone sent me to shirt and I'm there talking to
Speaker 2: one of the parents. This is back in the day,
Speaker 2: and the dude's drinking the coffee and he's looking at me,
Speaker 2: and I'm like, oh my god, hogolf Champion. I went
Speaker 2: back to my car, turned it inside out right, and
Speaker 2: just came back out like nothing happened. But that's just
Speaker 2: one story. And after seeing that shirt, the mom started
Speaker 2: looking at me different. Yeah, absolutely good call. But that
Speaker 2: is the story and we're sticking to it. Sulready made
Speaker 2: fans cover up their shirts at the WNBA game. Is
Speaker 2: it the biggest deal? No, but it is a story.
Speaker 2: It is and I had one other quick story about baseball,
Speaker 2: and then we are going to welcome Drew Brees. Drew
Speaker 2: Brees at about ten minutes will be joining us. Nice.
Speaker 2: How I mean, I'm a Mets fan. I know we
Speaker 2: got a lot of East Coast affiliates on the Dan Patrick,
Speaker 2: sorry about that, brother, And it's sad being a Mets fan.
Speaker 2: But you know what I said, what's the saddest part
Speaker 2: about being a Mets fan when you look at you
Speaker 2: cover up your Mets T shirt when you you know what,
Speaker 2: it's embarrassing. I'm sorry, let me turn this inside out.
Speaker 4: Shots fired.
Speaker 2: When you realize how the Mets couldn't even play five
Speaker 2: hundred baseball with a team, you know, with the whole
Speaker 2: David Stearns, we're gonna get, you know, everyone they got
Speaker 2: ended up being a fail. Some of the guys aren't
Speaker 2: even on the team anymore. The peraltas of the world
Speaker 2: they give. They let Pete Alonso, who's been one of
Speaker 2: the most productive players they have. You noticed that in
Speaker 2: the last two months. Yeah, leading the league over the
Speaker 2: last two months. Pete A. Lonso's like top three in
Speaker 2: every offensive category. They let Pete Go, they're like later Nimmo,
Speaker 2: later McNeil. They get Simeon Polanco, all these guys that
Speaker 2: they said, we're gonna, you know, give the franchise a
Speaker 2: whole new look. And would you believe that even though
Speaker 2: the Mets have won ten or the last thirteen, they're
Speaker 2: fifty seven and sixty nine and still in last place.
Speaker 2: And when you look at the wildcard I only say
Speaker 2: it's disappointing because when you look at the wildcard races
Speaker 2: in the ALE and NL, the AL there's an under
Speaker 2: five hundred team right now that would make the third wildcard,
Speaker 2: and in the NL it's gonna be about an eighty
Speaker 2: something win team. So the reality in baseball nowadays with
Speaker 2: that awesome third wildcard, which I'm a fan of because
Speaker 2: it keeps everyone interested. If the Mets had just played
Speaker 2: five hundred baseball right now, you'd be very much in
Speaker 2: the playoff conversation. And then once you make the playoffs,
Speaker 2: I think it just proves how mediocre a lot of
Speaker 2: these teams are.
Speaker 4: Man Rich, I hate to interrupt your Mets talk, but
Speaker 4: it's almost time for Drew Brees.
Speaker 2: Danny, I are you saying Drew Brees wouldn't appreciate any
Speaker 2: I hope you're Dodgers get that three seed and have
Speaker 2: to play in the wildcard round. Keep you're sweating your
Speaker 2: ass off because as of right now, as of right now,
Speaker 2: they played, they've played one more game than the Braves,
Speaker 2: but they're seventy five and fifty one. The Braves are
Speaker 2: seventy four and fifty one. But one of those teams,
Speaker 2: the Bravos of the Dodgers, are going to have to
Speaker 2: play a best of three in the wildcard and that
Speaker 2: is dangerous. So if you wonder, is there any way
Speaker 2: the Dodgers don't win the World Series. If you're rooting
Speaker 2: against Danny G's Dodgers, the goal is for the Dodgers
Speaker 2: to slip to the three seed and have to play
Speaker 2: in the wild card. That's the best shot of getting
Speaker 2: him out of here. All right, all right, listen, Drew Brees, Yes,
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Speaker 3: What's up? Guys? How we doing great?
Speaker 2: See you? It's NFL Hall of Famer Drew Brees. That's
Speaker 2: the official title movie. Every time he's introduced and he
Speaker 2: wants to be referred to that. Congratulations, man, it's so awesome. Dude.
Speaker 7: I got an honorary doctorate from Perdue this year too,
Speaker 7: so you don't have to throw a doctor in front of.
Speaker 2: That as well, Doctor Drew Brees on the show.
Speaker 3: That is so great.
Speaker 2: I love that we have so many questions for you.
Speaker 2: Thanks for your time, appreciate you being here in for Dan,
Speaker 2: Patrick Cavino and Rich When it comes to the NFL
Speaker 2: Hall of Fame, I mean, obviously you're you're a man
Speaker 2: that does your prep. You made it this far, But
Speaker 2: how much prep goes into that speech?
Speaker 3: So much?
Speaker 7: It's Yeah, it's one of the probably one of the
Speaker 7: hardest things I've had to prepare for, because you just
Speaker 7: have so you have a limited amount of time, you know,
Speaker 7: and and yet.
Speaker 3: You've got this entire not just career but life.
Speaker 7: I mean, I mean you you become so reflective over
Speaker 7: the last you know, eight months, you know, ever since
Speaker 7: they announced that Hall of Fame, and it's like, how
Speaker 7: can I possibly convey all of my gratitude and appreciation
Speaker 7: and thank all the people I want to thank any
Speaker 7: amount of time that that that you're given, you know,
Speaker 7: I mean, really, it's like you're writing a book and
Speaker 7: then you have to condense the book down into they
Speaker 7: tell you eight to ten minutes.
Speaker 3: I was I was about twice that.
Speaker 7: Yeah, but but you want to do it in a
Speaker 7: way too that like, look, you recognize a lot of
Speaker 7: people that are in the stands are sitting out in
Speaker 7: the in the hot, humid sun for two and a
Speaker 7: half hours. So you're trying to entertain them a little bit,
Speaker 7: you know, with stories and you know, uh, some some laughter,
Speaker 7: but of course the emotions are going to come out,
Speaker 7: and you just want to properly convey that to all
Speaker 7: the all the people that were such an important part.
Speaker 3: Of the journey.
Speaker 2: You know, again, you've done it all. But I got
Speaker 2: to ask, do you start getting nervous about that? Do
Speaker 2: you feel the nerves so much preps such a big moment,
Speaker 2: Does it get nerve racking for you?
Speaker 3: Yeah, definitely.
Speaker 7: But but honestly, I would say, look like I mean
Speaker 7: that Hall of Fame experience is it's all the time
Speaker 7: leading up to it, in the anticipation, but then you know,
Speaker 7: you're you're You're in Canton for five days and there's
Speaker 7: all these unbelievable things that you're doing and a lot
Speaker 7: of it. I think they intentionally keep a surprise from
Speaker 7: you so that they get your you know, authentic reaction
Speaker 7: and emotion to it.
Speaker 3: You know. Starting with there's a toast in the Bus
Speaker 3: Gallery on.
Speaker 7: Thursday night, you know, during that week, and I remember
Speaker 7: walking to that room and of course it's already you know,
Speaker 7: just an epic experience with all the busts lit up,
Speaker 7: but it's kind of that dim feel. And then all
Speaker 7: the Hall of famers are in there, and here's me
Speaker 7: and Joe Green and Willing Lanier.
Speaker 3: Toasting us all.
Speaker 7: And then I reach over and I'm clinking glasses with
Speaker 7: Lawrence Taylor and I'm like, dude, where am I all right?
Speaker 3: Like I just got transported to this this unbelievable place.
Speaker 7: And then the Gold Jacket dinner, you know, when you
Speaker 7: kind of walk walk through the isle of guys and
Speaker 7: they're welcoming you into the Hall of Fame, and Joe Montana,
Speaker 7: who is a childhood idole of mine, is putting on
Speaker 7: my gold jacket, and all that leads up to the
Speaker 7: enshrinement and then finally it's like the party that night
Speaker 7: you can just kind of relax and cut loose, And
Speaker 7: that was really a big celebration and for everybody who
Speaker 7: came in town to be a part of that moment.
Speaker 7: But I mean, just so many elements of the experience
Speaker 7: that that all wrapped into just all that feeling and emotion.
Speaker 3: Man, it was awesome.
Speaker 2: Drew, We're the same age and Joe Montana was also
Speaker 2: a childhood hero. Mind, so that must have been a
Speaker 2: cool moment for you as you're in your forties. Do
Speaker 2: you find yourself getting more emotional when you're doing things
Speaker 2: with your kids and everything? Like what happened to me? Like,
Speaker 2: do you feel like you're the emotional Drew Brees now
Speaker 2: or what?
Speaker 3: A thousand percent?
Speaker 7: Man?
Speaker 3: A thousand percent.
Speaker 7: Here's the other thing about the speech, So, I mean
Speaker 7: there were so many different iterations of the speech, you know.
Speaker 7: I mean I practiced it, you know, she I mean,
Speaker 7: I actually walked. I went to the high school stadium
Speaker 7: here in town, and I stood on the bleachers and
Speaker 7: I gave the speech to the field like as if
Speaker 7: I was in the I was trying to I was
Speaker 7: trying to put myself in the moment so many times,
Speaker 7: visualize it, like you know, the.
Speaker 3: People in the state. I mean, I really and like
Speaker 3: I cried. I cried fifty times writing this speech.
Speaker 2: How did you feel making Sean Payton cry when he
Speaker 2: found out he was going to introduce you?
Speaker 7: Oh yeah, well that was awesome. I was trying to
Speaker 7: find a way to surprise him, you know, by asking
Speaker 7: him to be my presenter, and so I was actually
Speaker 7: going to fly to him, you know, I was going
Speaker 7: to go to Denver or you know, wherever he was
Speaker 7: and surprise him. So my wife and his wife were
Speaker 7: kind of, you know, planning this, and then all of
Speaker 7: a sudden, I just happened to FaceTime him and he
Speaker 7: was with all of the Saints guys. They were they
Speaker 7: were they were on a golf trip, and I was like, Okay,
Speaker 7: this is actually the perfect moment.
Speaker 3: Because he's got all these people around him too, and
Speaker 3: so I I.
Speaker 7: Think, I think you got a very surprised shot and
Speaker 7: then emotional Sean Payton, just because it came out of nowhere.
Speaker 7: You know, It's maybe like the knock for me, you know,
Speaker 7: when Dan Fouts comes and knocks on my door and
Speaker 7: I you know, you have no idea that's going to happen.
Speaker 3: You just totally get set up. Yeah.
Speaker 7: I think normally we're used to seeing a pretty fiery,
Speaker 7: intense Sean Payton, you know, and so you got to
Speaker 7: see a different side of them.
Speaker 2: That was cool. Speaking of Sean Payton, you guys have history,
Speaker 2: do you talk about what's going on in Denver nowadays,
Speaker 2: Like do you have a text thread going on about
Speaker 2: bone Knicks? Like are you always chopping it up back
Speaker 2: and forth about stuff like that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, here's the thing, Like, I've got a great relationship
Speaker 3: with bon Nicks.
Speaker 7: We've had a lot of conversations over the last few years,
Speaker 7: you know, as he was was drafted by the Broncos,
Speaker 7: and I mean just talking quarterback play, talking preparation, talking
Speaker 7: a lot of things.
Speaker 3: Certainly stay in touch with Sean Payton and a lot
Speaker 3: of guys.
Speaker 7: How about this, Sean Payton sent me a picture from
Speaker 7: the Broncos facility of all the people in the Broncos
Speaker 7: facility that I have a connection with, you know, like
Speaker 7: former teammates of mine that are their coaches, et cetera.
Speaker 3: There's twenty two guys in the in the Broncos organization
Speaker 3: and I have a connection with.
Speaker 2: Wow, that's crazy.
Speaker 3: So I I know, I mean that that that that's
Speaker 3: probably the team.
Speaker 7: There's probably more people in the Broncos organization that I
Speaker 7: know are playing with the Saints organization right now.
Speaker 3: You know, it's amazing what what what you know? The
Speaker 3: turnover that happens in five years. But but yeah, no,
Speaker 3: I mean I stay connected with those guys all the time.
Speaker 2: Here were Drew Brees filling it for Dan Patrick Cavino
Speaker 2: and Rich Now Drew, Hey, I'm sorry turning up doctor
Speaker 2: Drew Brees, Doctor Drew Brees.
Speaker 3: At least for the next you know, till the end
Speaker 3: of the year.
Speaker 2: Doctor Brees.
Speaker 3: Doctor.
Speaker 2: We all know how hard it is to win a
Speaker 2: Super Bowl. You you're one of the greatest of our lifetime,
Speaker 2: one of the greatest of all time, and as you know,
Speaker 2: it's you got one, but it's hard to get there.
Speaker 2: Everyone talks about Josh Allen, Lamar Jackson, Joe Burrow, bo Nicks.
Speaker 2: Everyone's like, oh, they'll get one one day. They're not
Speaker 2: all going to get one. Is there a guy that
Speaker 2: you think you're pretty certain what at some point get one?
Speaker 2: Because it's so hard. It's so hard. I mean, like
Speaker 2: when you think about like the greats like you, it's
Speaker 2: no one's guaranteed to get two, three, four or five
Speaker 2: any for that matter.
Speaker 7: Yeah, you know, different different than other sports. Yeah, where
Speaker 7: there's a seven game series. You know, in most cases
Speaker 7: the best team wins, right, there's times where they go down,
Speaker 7: they lose game one. Maybe they lose the first two games,
Speaker 7: but then they they figured it out, they battle their
Speaker 7: way back, they make the adjustments. That is the That
Speaker 7: is the thing about a one game playoff is that
Speaker 7: anything can happen, and we see it every year. There
Speaker 7: were times in my career where I felt like we
Speaker 7: had the best team, you know, and and and maybe
Speaker 7: we didn't win, you know, and I know, and then
Speaker 7: there's times where man, you just kind of catch fire
Speaker 7: at the right time and you're an as sending team
Speaker 7: and and and it all goes your way.
Speaker 3: So that is that is.
Speaker 7: Look, it's the tough part, you know, of the NFL,
Speaker 7: but it's the exciting part. And that's why I think
Speaker 7: it's it's the greatest sport in our country, and it's
Speaker 7: why everybody loves it so much.
Speaker 2: What did they say, more people, more money has made,
Speaker 2: and more people watch the NFL than every other American
Speaker 2: sport combined, which is wild.
Speaker 7: I mean, look, when you say that of the top
Speaker 7: one hundred most viewed shows in the US in a year,
Speaker 7: it's like ninety seven of them are NFL games, right,
Speaker 7: I mean that that tells you all you need to
Speaker 7: hear right there.
Speaker 3: It is It exciting. It's must see TV. You want
Speaker 3: to watch it live.
Speaker 2: It's the only sport that we said the other day
Speaker 2: you could watch two teams that you have no care for.
Speaker 2: Like Baseball, you're watching your team. NBA you might be
Speaker 2: watching your NFL. You could watch two last place teams
Speaker 2: and still be locked in.
Speaker 7: It's also the parody of it. Yeah, I think seventy
Speaker 7: percent of games come down to the last possession. You
Speaker 7: know you think about that too. I mean, it doesn't
Speaker 7: matter who's playing any given Sunday. You know, anybody can
Speaker 7: beat anybody. It's a lot of good players out there,
Speaker 7: and it's typically you know, two, three, five plays in
Speaker 7: a game that will determine the outcome of the game.
Speaker 7: But no, I mean, look there there are there are
Speaker 7: so many good quarterbacks out there. There are so many
Speaker 7: guys that I enjoy watching. I mean you mentioned a few.
Speaker 2: Yeah, which one of those? Do you think? Which one
Speaker 2: of those? I mean, like you said, it's one day.
Speaker 7: I think I'll start with Josh Allen because I mean, look,
Speaker 7: he's he's certainly a fan favorite.
Speaker 3: I'm a huge fan of him.
Speaker 7: I love the way he plays the game, I love
Speaker 7: the way he's He's evolved, I think as a player.
Speaker 7: You know, when he first came in this league, he
Speaker 7: was super raw, unbelievable talent, unbelievable athlete. Man, he's really
Speaker 7: playing the quarterback position at a high level. You can
Speaker 7: just tell how much his teammates love him, how much
Speaker 7: the community loves him. He means so much to Buffalo
Speaker 7: in that market. I would love to see him get one.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and that he cares. He cares so much too, dude,
Speaker 2: He absolutely.
Speaker 3: He cares so much. Man.
Speaker 7: You feel like he just shoulders so much of the burden. Yeah,
Speaker 7: you know at all times. And and look that I
Speaker 7: was gonna I was then gonna go to Lamar Jackson.
Speaker 7: I was gonna then gonna go to Joe Burrow. Like
Speaker 7: I feel the same way about those guys as far
Speaker 7: as like they're what they mean to their teams, right,
Speaker 7: and to those franchises.
Speaker 3: The problem has.
Speaker 7: Been they all got to go through Mahomes and exactly,
Speaker 7: you know, I mean it's just like, look maybe what
Speaker 7: you know Peyton had to go through with Brady? Right,
Speaker 7: you know, how many how many Super Bowls does Peyton
Speaker 7: Manning go to if it wasn't for Tom Brady? Right,
Speaker 7: you know, so there's there's there's always those epic battles,
Speaker 7: you know, whether it's the franchises, really it's the quarterbacks,
Speaker 7: you know. So that's kind of what's happening on the
Speaker 7: AFC side, you know. And then now you got the
Speaker 7: NFC side, which you know, the way that that Seattle
Speaker 7: looked at the end of last year, and they've got
Speaker 7: so many guys returning, and you know, you feel like
Speaker 7: they're the team to go through.
Speaker 3: But then the Rams just built this super team.
Speaker 2: True, doctor Drewes. True, I'm a I'm a Niners fan.
Speaker 2: Everyone tell everyone tells you my team is too old?
Speaker 3: Am I?
Speaker 2: Forty nine ers too old? Or could they stay healthy?
Speaker 2: I still feel like that windows not closed, especially anytime
Speaker 2: Shanahan's your coach. Now.
Speaker 7: I mean I was just about to say I would
Speaker 7: I'll never bet against Shanahan. I think he he he
Speaker 7: did a masterful job, you know last year and coaching
Speaker 7: that team through a lot of injuries and through a
Speaker 7: lot of adversity, and look, they had a chance to
Speaker 7: win the division in the end, I mean, pretty remarkable
Speaker 7: after what they went through, and look solid did a
Speaker 7: great job. Obviously, he's he's now with Tennessee. But I
Speaker 7: mean that's that's the toughest division in football in my opinion.
Speaker 7: You know, the Niners have an uphill battle with the
Speaker 7: Rams and the Seahawks. But no, I mean I don't
Speaker 7: count them out.
Speaker 2: Ever, he Drew Brees on The Cavino and Rich Show,
Speaker 2: speaking of quarterbacks. You ever, I imagine you watched these
Speaker 2: shows on Netflix or Hard Knocks? You ever wish you
Speaker 2: were a part of those series? And what would we
Speaker 2: have learned about? Drew Brees? Do you watch them? Do
Speaker 2: you enjoy them? I do?
Speaker 3: I love it. I love ball.
Speaker 7: I mean, here's the thing, you know what I love.
Speaker 7: I've watched the first episode of the Seattle one. I
Speaker 7: think there's another episode out there.
Speaker 2: Watch new one tonight. I think episode three is.
Speaker 7: Yeah, you know what I love is like, Look, there's
Speaker 7: obviously a lot of big personalities in the NFL.
Speaker 3: There's a lot of big personalities on every team. You know.
Speaker 7: Mike McDonald, I think is a is a fascinating dude,
Speaker 7: you know, very intellectual, but like a football guy, you know,
Speaker 7: in like kind of a football junkie. And I think
Speaker 7: he looks at it from a lot of different angles.
Speaker 7: I think he's got like a unique leadership ability, and
Speaker 7: the guys really really seem to respond to him. He's
Speaker 7: very authentic, not trying to be somebody. He's not like,
Speaker 7: he's just you know, I I I like learning about
Speaker 7: guys like that. You know, a guy who normally, you know,
Speaker 7: attention would go to, you know, everybody else. And yet
Speaker 7: those behind the scenes, you know, shows give you the
Speaker 7: opportunity to learn more about guys that you otherwise, you know,
Speaker 7: wouldn't have a chance to get to know.
Speaker 2: Maybe what would we learn about you? Like Kirk Cousins,
Speaker 2: We found out he shops at Great Clips and a
Speaker 2: whole cold Yeah, you know, you learn all these silly things.
Speaker 2: What is it about Drew Brees that you think people
Speaker 2: don't know?
Speaker 7: Man, I'm a pretty just you know, routine oriented dude.
Speaker 7: I love to cook.
Speaker 3: I love to cook.
Speaker 7: I think I think that camera would just be getting
Speaker 7: me on the grill a lot, you know, cooking up
Speaker 7: steaks for the boys. You know, that's all they want
Speaker 7: to do is eat. We're on the high protein diet.
Speaker 7: We're in the bulking phase, you know, as a family
Speaker 7: right now. Yeah, we're in the bulking phase with three
Speaker 7: high school boys playing high school football.
Speaker 2: And by the way, if you want to feel old,
Speaker 2: pictured Drew holding his kid after the Super Bowl. Oh,
Speaker 2: I know that that that that's one of those like
Speaker 2: oh man times moving, that's it.
Speaker 3: That's yeah, I know that that was that was that
Speaker 3: was wild. I think that that that probably aged a
Speaker 3: lot of us. Yeah.
Speaker 2: I was like, man, by the way, Drew, uh, you know,
Speaker 2: you're a great family guy. Everyone. You know, I should
Speaker 2: aspire to have the great family dynamic at Drew Brees.
Speaker 2: When you see some of these young players like Justin
Speaker 2: Herbert and has beautiful fiance Madison Beer and then Josh
Speaker 2: Allen with Hailey Steinfeldt, and some people are distraction, isn't it.
Speaker 2: I look at it as you're a happy guy with
Speaker 2: your wife or girlfriend, You're going to be more focused
Speaker 2: on the field if you're happy.
Speaker 3: Would you agree with that one thousand percent?
Speaker 2: I feel like when people are locked into a relationship
Speaker 2: and they're happy, I think the guys that are single
Speaker 2: doing hell whoever knows, those are the guys that could
Speaker 2: get unfocused.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 7: I mean it narrows your priorities, you know, like when
Speaker 7: I'm not when I wasn't at the facility, you know,
Speaker 7: working to be the best quarterback that I could be.
Speaker 7: I was just wanting to spend time with my family.
Speaker 7: I was wanting to watch my kids grow up. I
Speaker 7: was wanting to coach their teams. I was wanting to
Speaker 7: take them to the park. That's all I wanted to do.
Speaker 7: So yeah, I mean I think it gives you. It
Speaker 7: really narrows your focus and priority, you know, if it's
Speaker 7: your loved ones and it's the game, you know, and honestly,
Speaker 7: in order to be the best at the game, like
Speaker 7: this is what recharges your battery is spending the time
Speaker 7: with the family. I mean, that's what That's what fills
Speaker 7: your bucket. And it provides a ton of motivation for
Speaker 7: you as well. You know, you want to make those
Speaker 7: people proud.
Speaker 2: Yeah, uh, Drew, you said narrow focus. So I got
Speaker 2: to ask you, Drew Brees here with coven on Rich
Speaker 2: My when I'm not here, I'm coach rich. I feel
Speaker 2: like that's what I love doing so much, coaching my kids.
Speaker 2: How do you feel about like people wanting to specialize
Speaker 2: in sports. Did you have your kids like, did you
Speaker 2: want to expose them to every sports? Because I hear
Speaker 2: Pro's like you played everything and now I feel like
Speaker 2: my son plays baseball. I feel like it's an all
Speaker 2: year round thing. And you know you want to play
Speaker 2: multiple sports, right, I'd imagine that's where you're you are
Speaker 2: leading your kids.
Speaker 7: Multiple multiple sports is the way to go. There's no
Speaker 7: question you you will be a better athlete in the
Speaker 7: long run by far. By playing multiple sports. You developed
Speaker 7: different movements, skill sets. You're in competitive situations. You know,
Speaker 7: across the board, you're you're you're part your parts of
Speaker 7: teams where you're going to play different roles. So you
Speaker 7: learn how to cope with that, you learn how to
Speaker 7: adjust to those situations. You know you're dealing with a
Speaker 7: lot of disappointment and failure at times and learning how
Speaker 7: to overcome adversity. And so look, my concern with this
Speaker 7: pressure on parents and kids to specialize is, yes, you may.
Speaker 3: Look just like anything.
Speaker 7: If you're putting a billion reps to something, you're going
Speaker 7: to get better faster, but you're not going to be
Speaker 7: better in the long run. Like long run, you are
Speaker 7: better by being a multi sport athlete. Also, by doing
Speaker 7: that in the short term, you run risk of overuse, injuries, burnout, resentment,
Speaker 7: and in most cases, like you end up dropping that
Speaker 7: sport at some point and then you look back on
Speaker 7: that experience like, man, I just got robbed in my
Speaker 7: childhood because I was focused on this, you know, my
Speaker 7: entire childhood. I didn't have a chance to do these
Speaker 7: other things with my buddies or you know. And so
Speaker 7: it is at multi sport, without question, is the way
Speaker 7: to go.
Speaker 2: NFL Hall of Famer doctor Drew Brees on the Cavino
Speaker 2: and Rich and for DP. Clearly things worked out for you, Drew,
Speaker 2: But uh, I've heard you say once that you you
Speaker 2: almost chose baseball over football. And speaking of multi sports,
Speaker 2: you ever think about like what that could have been
Speaker 2: some alternate timeline where like there's got to be that
Speaker 2: competitive side of you that was like, man, that would
Speaker 2: have been kind of cool.
Speaker 3: I mean, that could have been the next King griff
Speaker 3: Like Tariot.
Speaker 7: I sat there for hours in front of the mirror,
Speaker 7: just like that kind of master, that King Griffy junior
Speaker 7: home run swing, and you just kind of.
Speaker 3: Leave the bat back here, you know.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you ever take BP by the way to see
Speaker 2: if you still got it? You ever use your connection
Speaker 2: to let me take some VP.
Speaker 7: Absolutely absolutely still like I'll take one I'll take one
Speaker 7: out over the right, maybe not right center, definitely right
Speaker 7: field line any day.
Speaker 2: Can we see your best griffy swing it? You still
Speaker 2: got it? Yeah?
Speaker 3: Again, I'm kind of bent down here.
Speaker 2: But it's the finish, Yeah, the finish.
Speaker 3: It's the swing and then you just kind of finished there.
Speaker 3: I know that. And then the bat. The bat just
Speaker 3: drops like we don't need to toss it, you know,
Speaker 3: we we we just it's it's a mic drop, is
Speaker 3: what it is. It's just boll. I knew that was
Speaker 3: gonna happen. Mic drop.
Speaker 2: And we all do that playing wiffle ball. You know,
Speaker 2: we all did the same thing. I love that, Drew Brees,
Speaker 2: you know, speaking of doing that in front of the mirror.
Speaker 2: The gold jacket, Man, do you look at yourself in
Speaker 2: that through some dance moves out? Do you wear it
Speaker 2: around the house, like, tell us about it? Where where
Speaker 2: is it? And? Uh, how do you feel putting it on?
Speaker 3: I don't know, it's like sacred, you know what I mean.
Speaker 3: I had it on there.
Speaker 7: I obviously brought brought it home with me and it's
Speaker 7: it's sitting in my clauset. I just I kind of
Speaker 7: look at it right now, I'm like, man, is that real,
Speaker 7: Like that that whole week really happen. It's still it's
Speaker 7: still pretty surreal.
Speaker 2: So it's just right up there in your closet with
Speaker 2: like your Henley's and a few sweaters, right.
Speaker 3: Right next to the quarter zips. You know. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: we heard that's got its own little special section.
Speaker 2: We heard a Joe Flacco on Quarterback talked about how
Speaker 2: a lot of these trophies and things you think you'd
Speaker 2: put in like some cool like man cave or room
Speaker 2: or something, but they just sit somewhere. Are your accolades
Speaker 2: displayed or do you just have them sort of sitting somewhere.
Speaker 7: So actually I have an office where I put them
Speaker 7: in there, but honestly, the door stays closed, and it's
Speaker 7: just it's it's more, it's more so just to have
Speaker 7: a place to to keep them. I don't I don't
Speaker 7: walk in there and look at it to like.
Speaker 3: Give myself motivation or anything. You know, you know, they're
Speaker 3: just they're they're just there.
Speaker 2: I want to take you back to to a moment
Speaker 2: that I think we all remember. Like I said, like
Speaker 2: it was yesterday your final game. When you look back,
Speaker 2: is that like something because you did that so you
Speaker 2: could take in the moment. Do you remember that moment
Speaker 2: when you stopped by the tunnel, turned around and looked
Speaker 2: everyone felt that moment with you.
Speaker 7: Yeah, well you know the bummer was it was COVID right,
Speaker 7: So no, no fans are in the stands, and you know, look,
Speaker 7: I I I knew, I knew that was you know,
Speaker 7: that was my last season. You know, I knew that
Speaker 7: going into it, and you just you know it was
Speaker 7: that that last time with the Saints uniform on, you know,
Speaker 7: and and that that glance. I mean, I wish I
Speaker 7: could have spent more time just taking it in, but
Speaker 7: you know, obviously wish there would have been fans in
Speaker 7: the stands to be able to to share that with Yeah.
Speaker 2: Drew Brees joining us with direc TV for business Sunday Ticket,
Speaker 2: NFL red Zone. Let me ask you how you watch?
Speaker 2: If we're gonna be talking some Sunday Ticket and red Zone.
Speaker 2: I'm I'm a multiple games on multiple TVs. Covino's a
Speaker 2: red zone guy. How how does Drew Brees prefer to
Speaker 2: watch his Sunday football?
Speaker 7: No, I want to watch like if there is if
Speaker 7: there is a key matchup, a key game, like we said, man,
Speaker 7: two great quarters, Like, I just want to lock in
Speaker 7: on that one game and I want to try to
Speaker 7: pick I want to try to play the game with them, right,
Speaker 7: like as if I'm under center, and hey, I know
Speaker 7: that defense, I know that coordinator, I know my matchup,
Speaker 7: and so literally, as situations come up, I'm just kind
Speaker 7: of rehearsing, like, man, here's what I'm thinking, Here's what
Speaker 7: I'm doing.
Speaker 3: And then also you're just reacting to oh.
Speaker 7: Man, unbelievable play right or great scheme, right, like I'm
Speaker 7: gonna steal that one.
Speaker 3: Put that one in the high school play book.
Speaker 2: Is there a schemer system you've seen where you're like, oh, wow,
Speaker 2: I would have really excelled there, Like my Niners. When
Speaker 2: you see Kyle Shanahan's type of offense Rock Party, I
Speaker 2: mean if he, in his wildest dreams one day would
Speaker 2: be like a Drew Brees. But when you see what
Speaker 2: party does, You're like, oh, I could have really excelled there.
Speaker 3: Well, so first off, pretty amazing.
Speaker 7: You go back to what was that like twenty thirteen, fourteen,
Speaker 7: fifteen Washington Redskins when it was Shanahan, McVeigh, Mike Dangel,
Speaker 7: You had you had you had a few. You know,
Speaker 7: the guys that are now head coaches, coordinators, play callers
Speaker 7: that are running probably one of the more creative schemes.
Speaker 7: You know, this kind of started with McVeigh going to
Speaker 7: the Rams doing a lot of this kind of like
Speaker 7: speed motion, you know, changing passing strength really quickly, just
Speaker 7: like totally discombobulating defenses. How do you adjust to that?
Speaker 7: And so you know, Shanahan's taking it to another level
Speaker 7: with just their ability to run the football on the
Speaker 7: zone run scheme, but to create these angles and look,
Speaker 7: he's got these weapons like a kittle and a use
Speaker 7: check that are just as good in the blocking as
Speaker 7: they are in the past game. And then you know,
Speaker 7: Mike McDaniel, that's one of the more creative systems I've seen.
Speaker 7: I'm really interested to see it with Herbert here in
Speaker 7: uh In in in with the Chargers, so man I
Speaker 7: and Lafleur as well, he was part of that staff.
Speaker 3: So like I like watching I like watching.
Speaker 7: Those schemes just because of what movement and motion does
Speaker 7: to defenses and how you can run all of your
Speaker 7: same schemes. But man, you've just given him like window
Speaker 7: dressing that just creates confusion. So that's what I really
Speaker 7: like watching, you know, those guys as as well as
Speaker 7: as well as Sean Payton and uh and look Kellen Moore.
Speaker 3: With the Saints.
Speaker 7: I'm actually I'm actually gonna go to Saints Cowboys practice
Speaker 7: today and see those guys go at it. So I'm
Speaker 7: excited to see that. Brian Schotenheimer is one of my
Speaker 7: great you know, mentor's friends. He's my quarterback coach with
Speaker 7: the San Diego Charters back in the day. He's doing
Speaker 7: a great job with Dak in Dallas. So yeah, I
Speaker 7: like watching all his offenses.
Speaker 2: Listen, man, we'll let you get on with you day.
Speaker 2: Thanks uh, thanks again to Direct TV. Thanks again to
Speaker 2: Drew Brees. Appreciate you, man and look forward to talking
Speaker 2: to you again soon. Drew Brees, Hall of Famer and
Speaker 2: doctor thank you. Thanks for your time, Drew, appreciate.
Speaker 3: It all right, guys, good to see it.
Speaker 2: Take care man. So great to see Drew Brees such
Speaker 2: a good dude on the Coveno and Rich show. He's
Speaker 2: so right about I mean, I feel like i've we
Speaker 2: could have talked to Drew Brewes right now, totally, absolutely,
Speaker 2: such a great dude. All right, we got more Covino
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Speaker 2: Hey, I want to say thanks again to Drew Brees
Speaker 2: Riches and kidding we could have talked to him for
Speaker 2: another twenty five minutes. You know, I had a bunch
Speaker 2: of questions Bendine Gotso we first met Drew at one
Speaker 2: of the Super Bowl media road deals and we talked
Speaker 2: to him for like fifteen minutes, maybe what two years ago,
Speaker 2: and I remember thinking, Wow, way funnier and cooler because
Speaker 2: he you know, as a player, Drew was more like
Speaker 2: you know, he felt like quiet and uh, he's a
Speaker 2: real fun dude. I know, my what you observation or
Speaker 2: my memory is we had him in the studio years ago,
Speaker 2: and I think a lot of times you as a fan,
Speaker 2: you signed yourself up with guys like that, and you
Speaker 2: know you're standing real tall, like I go, dang, Drew Brees,
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Speaker 4: Yeah, another video clip that's making the rounds again, probably
Speaker 4: for the fourth or fifth time.
Speaker 2: It's it's so funny because Lebron James even yesterday when Marvin,
Speaker 2: one of our favorites, Danett, this is his show, Dan Patrick.
Speaker 2: Marvin yesterday was defending Lebron's Bubble championship because we're talking
Speaker 2: about whether or not Lakers fans should boo or cheer
Speaker 2: Lebron upon his return. Yeah, that got so many mixed reviews.
Speaker 2: The clip we posted on Instagram and X that's funny.
Speaker 2: I was thinking of wild how some people have this
Speaker 2: weird fascination with how the bubble doesn't count and Lebron,
Speaker 2: But like, I don't care. People love any opportunity to
Speaker 2: tear this guy down, tar and down. Uh that's just
Speaker 2: how it is. But you know, two things can be true,
Speaker 2: meaning I personally don't take anything away from his accomplishments,
Speaker 2: especially the Bubble championship. I just don't, because life in
Speaker 2: general was harder than ever. You think it was any
Speaker 2: easier for those dudes, and they were all on the
Speaker 2: same playing court, right, They're on the same playing shield
Speaker 2: in the Bubble, So it's not like the Lakers had
Speaker 2: some crazy advantage. I legitimized that completely. But when I
Speaker 2: think about it, I think it's also fair as a
Speaker 2: fan to like, yeah, Boom until he retires, like if
Speaker 2: he's coming back, Boom had a fun player number player,
Speaker 2: because it's part of being a fan. I don't think
Speaker 2: there's any And the story was it's because it's because
Speaker 2: he's so polarizing your Yankee if he does a big
Speaker 2: Yankees fan, right right? Was there anyone part of your
Speaker 2: Yankees dynasty in the nineties or even O nine that
Speaker 2: then left the team, like when Robbie Cano came back
Speaker 2: and Robbie Cano the first time he came back. I
Speaker 2: think it's fair to boom. It's it's how they left
Speaker 2: and why they left. I think it's fair how they
Speaker 2: left and why they left. When they come back, when
Speaker 2: they retire, whatever, that's when you give them their accolades
Speaker 2: and their applause and everything need deserve.
Speaker 4: So I think when the former team is honoring them,
Speaker 4: then you stand up and give him the standing o.
Speaker 2: Still an opposing player at the video clip and all that.
Speaker 4: But then in the heat of competition, fans are gonna
Speaker 4: boo the opposing team.
Speaker 2: Right, I agree. I agree in the heat of competition,
Speaker 2: but I think that I think that Lebron is so
Speaker 2: arizing that he breaks the rules of every other athlete.
Speaker 2: Meaning if an athlete comes back to a team, ninety
Speaker 2: percent of the time, the fans are like, thanks for
Speaker 2: the time and what you gave us, But Lebron, because
Speaker 2: he's Lebron, You're right, there will be a lot of
Speaker 2: booze and heckling. Magic Johnson asked the fans not to
Speaker 2: boo on his return. That was the story and that'll
Speaker 2: be Christmas Day. You get a boom on Christmas Day.
Speaker 2: I will say this, though you can't much fun. Not
Speaker 2: everything's malicious, right, You can't boo in fun and tell
Speaker 2: you that you bring your kid like boom. He left
Speaker 2: the Lakers. And that's the answer to because the same
Speaker 2: way you handle relationships, right if it depends on how
Speaker 2: you left. If you if a girl dumped you because
Speaker 2: she was, you know, sleep with some other guy or
Speaker 2: you know, uh, just you know, left you in a
Speaker 2: rough moment, you're not going to root for her happiness
Speaker 2: moving forward. But if your relationship ran its course, you'll
Speaker 2: be like, yeah, I hope she does well. Right, if
Speaker 2: Lebron James was traded or they told them to get
Speaker 2: out of here, there's no reason to boom. But the
Speaker 2: fact that he had the opportunity to stay and said
Speaker 2: I'm going to Philadelphia.
Speaker 4: Would you boo him on his back swing on the
Speaker 4: golf course because NBC posted that near hole in one
Speaker 4: he had from a decade but it's twenty sixteen that
Speaker 4: it happened, but they posted it yesterday. Just heads up,
Speaker 4: don't be fooled by it.
Speaker 2: Don't be tricked all right, well, we'll see you guys
Speaker 2: Manyana with ice Cube and I make some more surprises.
Speaker 2: Thank you, Dan Patrick and the Danettes. Cavino, Riche'll see
Speaker 2: you later until the Caliendo. Thank you. Drew Brees. Yeah,
Speaker 2: thank you Drew.
Speaker 3: Thank you.
Speaker 2: Frank Rima. There you see you in the Promise Land.
Speaker 2: I'll see your Maniana Nida