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Speaker 1: a lot so far, covered a lot of ground, as
Speaker 1: they say. We talked to Ben Voland writes about the
Speaker 1: NFL for the Boston Globe. Talked about some of the
Speaker 1: new rule changes. Nothing real major out there, but NFL
Speaker 1: stopping just short of going to a sky judge. They
Speaker 1: will get someone up in the booth to nudge the
Speaker 1: officials in certain directions, just to nudge. So we got
Speaker 1: that that's happening this upcoming season in the NFL. We
Speaker 1: talked about rule changes. We said, you can you can
Speaker 1: propose any rule change except for the fumble out of
Speaker 1: the end zone touchback rule. And the rule that Fritzie
Speaker 1: wanted to change was the fumble out of the end
Speaker 1: zone touchback rule. Just hate that takes the year, even
Speaker 1: though everyone's mentioned it fifteen times before. I did that
Speaker 1: kind of penalty for trying to make a special play
Speaker 1: and reach over and try to score that the other
Speaker 1: teams should get it. That can never be. No one
Speaker 1: can explain to me why that should exist. Hates it
Speaker 1: so much that just broke the rules of our game.
Speaker 1: Just to mention again, that's how much he hates it.
Speaker 1: Here's another one I saw again, Lisa's at the bottom
Speaker 1: of the notes that the NFL released about rule changes. Yeah,
Speaker 1: they completed a study on the sharp drop and offensive
Speaker 1: holding penalties during the twenty twenty season. They said the
Speaker 1: NFL Senior Vice President for Training and Development would clarify
Speaker 1: the standard for holding and put together a video for
Speaker 1: teams to consume. Before the twenty twenty one season. We
Speaker 1: were discussing it, and here a lot during this past
Speaker 1: football season that it seemed like and the numbers beared out,
Speaker 1: the penalties were down, especially offensive holding, and it made
Speaker 1: for a much better season. We spent there's more big plays,
Speaker 1: less callback, and we spent a lot less time talking
Speaker 1: about the refs. Much better season. You're not a defensive lineman,
Speaker 1: You're not an edge rusher. There is saying that was
Speaker 1: the worst season ever. It's funny. Yeah, I don't think
Speaker 1: that they were holding less, right. I think because I
Speaker 1: would read some analysis on some of these offensive linemen,
Speaker 1: and they said, this is a guy who used to
Speaker 1: have a problem with offensive holding, benefited by the league
Speaker 1: calling fewer offensive holding. So it's interesting that they're gonna
Speaker 1: look at it because I kind of was under the
Speaker 1: I guess I was assuming that it was that it
Speaker 1: was league driven that they wanted to say, hey, let's
Speaker 1: let's cut back on some of these holding calls. Because
Speaker 1: I agree, there's there's nothing worse. There are a few
Speaker 1: things worse in the NFL than a long seventy yard
Speaker 1: touchdown run called back because of holding away from the
Speaker 1: ball that had no impact on the play. If we
Speaker 1: never see that again, I'll be super happy. It's it's
Speaker 1: almost like the referees got together and they were like, Okay,
Speaker 1: we could call this on every single play every game,
Speaker 1: on probably multiple players, right every single play. Let's just
Speaker 1: not call it at all, or call it only if
Speaker 1: it's really, really really egregious, which is so much better.
Speaker 1: So we'll see what the NFL does there. Yeah, I
Speaker 1: think you're right. A lot of people liked where it was.
Speaker 1: We'll see how how different it is this year. We
Speaker 1: are a week away exactly from Round one of the draft,
Speaker 1: so much chatter about what's going to happen in the
Speaker 1: first ten picks here. I think going through the first
Speaker 1: ten picks, every one of them is super interesting. Number
Speaker 1: one Jacksonville Jaguars Trevor Lawrence. I think that's interesting. New
Speaker 1: York Jets looks like they're going to take the fast
Speaker 1: rise or quarterback out of BYU Zach Wilson. And then
Speaker 1: at number three, we're going to talk to my good
Speaker 1: friend Matt Mayoko, who's been covering the forty nine ers
Speaker 1: for years and years and years about what they may
Speaker 1: do at number three. But I think that changes everything
Speaker 1: because depending on who they go with, I think that
Speaker 1: there's going to be a scramble for the two quarterbacks
Speaker 1: remaining no matter who they pick, because I think if
Speaker 1: they do pass on mac Jones, I think there are
Speaker 1: other teams lower that think highly enough of mac Jones
Speaker 1: that are going to trade up, maybe with the Falcons
Speaker 1: at for Paul and the Atlanta Falcons when they were
Speaker 1: at their best, it was when Matt Ryan had a
Speaker 1: lot of weapons because and Julio Jones and was Roddy
Speaker 1: White back then when they were in the Super Bowl mix.
Speaker 1: If you're Atlanta do you stick with Matt Ryan for
Speaker 1: three more years good NFL quarterback or high somewhat high
Speaker 1: end NFL quarterback and give him the best skill position
Speaker 1: player you can He's sitting there. You get your choice
Speaker 1: of any skill position player in this draft, Atlanta, or
Speaker 1: you could trade down and get a defender. What's that
Speaker 1: going to do for your program? He's only thirty six, right,
Speaker 1: Matt Ryan. It's funny. It's he could go down in
Speaker 1: history as the greatest boring quarterback of all times. Like
Speaker 1: you look at his numbers. His numbers are Hall of
Speaker 1: Fame worthy. His numbers are up there with a lot
Speaker 1: of quarterbacks. He's just not that interesting to talk about.
Speaker 1: Wouldn't Joe Flacco be first ballot though? But he's a
Speaker 1: better quarterback then. I'm saying he's at another level. Like
Speaker 1: you look at Matt Ryan and what he's done, and
Speaker 1: it's in an era where we're passing more. Quarterback numbers
Speaker 1: are inflated, but we just kind of take Matt Ryan
Speaker 1: for granted, and I think he has been one of
Speaker 1: the best quarterbacks of his generation. Mclovin, Well, you're right,
Speaker 1: there's gonna be a few. I mean, Philip Rivers has
Speaker 1: that weird person he's a little he'll be a boring
Speaker 1: Hall of Famer maybe, yeah, but no, Matt Ryan's a
Speaker 1: king consent if he makes a Hall of Fame Cousins,
Speaker 1: And I'm not even saying boring in the personality department,
Speaker 1: although that's a little bit of it. It It just seems
Speaker 1: like Matt Ryan. He's Matt Ryan. He doesn't do anything
Speaker 1: that flashy, you know, it's just kind of he just
Speaker 1: gets the job done. But he gets the job done
Speaker 1: at a high level, and he's done it for a
Speaker 1: long time. Cousins, Oh, is an owner of too many vans. Yeah,
Speaker 1: he told us that, I mean too minivans. It's Ryan
Speaker 1: Hall of Famer and we all agreed on that or
Speaker 1: not agreed. I don't think many people think he is.
Speaker 1: His numbers say he's close. If he had won that
Speaker 1: Super Bowl against the Patriots twenty eight to three is
Speaker 1: going to hurt him. So if I'm them, I I
Speaker 1: stick with Matt Ryan. I ride it as long as
Speaker 1: you can ride it. We've seen quarterbacks, well one or
Speaker 1: two in their forties being able to do it. What
Speaker 1: do you think about this? Kyle Pitts for Atlanta give
Speaker 1: him another weapon. You got Kelvin, you got Julio, give
Speaker 1: him a generational talent at tight end. Here's the other
Speaker 1: thought on that, though the Atlanta Falcons rarely draft in
Speaker 1: the top four. The last time they draft in the
Speaker 1: top four, they took Matt Ryan, and they may not
Speaker 1: be in striking distance to get justin fields or you know,
Speaker 1: another quarterback again, And if you're gonna do it, this
Speaker 1: is the time. You don't have to trade up. You
Speaker 1: don't give up draft capital. So that's what a lot
Speaker 1: of people Atlanta think is the other option. You never know.
Speaker 1: Partly you never know. You think like, oh, it's going
Speaker 1: to be a weak draft class. We weren't talking about
Speaker 1: Mac Jones a year ago. We weren't talking about Zach
Speaker 1: Wilson really a year ago. And now they're two of
Speaker 1: the top quarterbacks and teams are trading up for him.
Speaker 1: So maybe Bengals at five Bengals is funny because what
Speaker 1: do you do? Do you protect Joe Burrow? What you
Speaker 1: need to do? Obviously we saw this past year what
Speaker 1: happens if you don't or do you give him a weapon?
Speaker 1: Perhaps his college wide receiver in Jamar Chase at LSU.
Speaker 1: Two great players I don't know. I almost feel like
Speaker 1: you can't go wrong there. Mclovin, what do you think. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that's a big debate. I would go oh line, because
Speaker 1: if Joe burrows on his butt, he's not gonna hit anybody.
Speaker 1: He's already got a couple of receivers. Dolphins can do
Speaker 1: the same thing at six. They can get two a
Speaker 1: team to back up with Davante Smith or Jalen Waddle,
Speaker 1: two receivers from Alabama. I don't know what Miami's gonna do.
Speaker 1: I don't have a good read on them. You see
Speaker 1: reports they might trade down again. A yeah, maybe they're
Speaker 1: just in love with trading up down out of every pick.
Speaker 1: Who was it Eric da Costa that said something about
Speaker 1: that The Ravens GM is like, they asked him, you've
Speaker 1: been doing so well, you're such a great GM and
Speaker 1: you've you've done well in the draft. How have you
Speaker 1: done it? And his quote basically was, we just get
Speaker 1: a bunch of picks, and we take a lot of players,
Speaker 1: and you have a higher chance of getting good players
Speaker 1: the more picks you have. I was like, it's as genius.
Speaker 1: It is, like, you're right, it is. It's not a
Speaker 1: total crapshoot because you look at every year, first rounders
Speaker 1: on average perform better than second rounders who want to
Speaker 1: average perform better than third rounders. So there is something
Speaker 1: to it, But you don't know which first rounders are
Speaker 1: going to be those guys. There's gonna be fifteen first
Speaker 1: rounders who pan out and become starters in the other
Speaker 1: fifteen arn't and you might hit, you might not. Seven
Speaker 1: is the Detroit Lions. All right, I'm gonna put you
Speaker 1: on this one because you are a Lions fan, right,
Speaker 1: long time Lions, long time lines. Let's say the Lions
Speaker 1: are on the clock and there's quarterbacks plural still out there.
Speaker 1: Would you rather see them go with a quarterback even
Speaker 1: though they got Jared Goff and draft picks, but there's
Speaker 1: a quarterback who drops to them. Let's say Justin Fields
Speaker 1: happens to be available and the Lions on the clock,
Speaker 1: or if you were a as a Lions fan, would
Speaker 1: you rather see them helped the defense, helped Jared Goff
Speaker 1: or trade out and get even more draft picks for
Speaker 1: their future, which you have a lot of draft picks.
Speaker 1: If Penney Sewell is somehow there at seven, I say
Speaker 1: take him take the offensive lineman. You can never go
Speaker 1: wrong protecting your quarterback if he's not there, and Justin
Speaker 1: Fields is there, I don't know, you're grinding. I love it.
Speaker 1: I mean, Jared Goff was a number one pick. He
Speaker 1: was in the Super Bowl not that long ago. You
Speaker 1: can clearly win with Jared Goff. Now you have to
Speaker 1: have Aaron Donald around you on the defensive side of
Speaker 1: the ball, and the Lions have nothing like that. I'm
Speaker 1: going with Jared Goff. I'm going with him. I'm going
Speaker 1: with Jared Goff. We'll get a quarterback later, give me
Speaker 1: another stud at a different position. We have too many holes.
Speaker 1: I don't know. We'll see how that pans out. Carolina
Speaker 1: Panthers eight, A lot of people thought they were in
Speaker 1: the market for a quarterback. Then they went out and
Speaker 1: got Sam Darnold. What do you think, mclovin, what do
Speaker 1: you think are they I don't think they're in the
Speaker 1: I think that did it for them. They got their quarterback.
Speaker 1: Now they can do whatever we good friend of the show,
Speaker 1: Peter Schreeger, Good Morning Football. I think he had maybe
Speaker 1: I'm miss corner. I think he had Justin Fields going
Speaker 1: there saying that they might still be in off the
Speaker 1: double check that it might have been another one. So
Speaker 1: there are some well what if justin fields fall would
Speaker 1: they would they double upper quarterback? But I would go
Speaker 1: oh line, And same for your Lions too, by the way,
Speaker 1: I would go oh line. Maybe I feel I'm a
Speaker 1: big old line right. The other thing is I noticed
Speaker 1: all these mock drafts, like the offensive tackles are starting
Speaker 1: to sneak up into the top ten. Like everyone was
Speaker 1: talking about Davante Smith and now you're seeing offensive tackles
Speaker 1: move up. It seems like they're the safe pick you're
Speaker 1: gonna you know what you're gonna get. Although looking at
Speaker 1: last year there were a couple in the top ten
Speaker 1: mclove and correct me if I'm wrong. That didn't totally
Speaker 1: pan out. What Thomas that went to the Giants. Some
Speaker 1: people like it Andrew Thomas, But Trista Warfs was good back,
Speaker 1: There was good Jedrick Wills last year was a pretty
Speaker 1: good tackle class piece, but kai back then. But you're right.
Speaker 1: Dan said the other day that he thinks it's safe
Speaker 1: for to draft to a linemans you can kick him
Speaker 1: to guard where But to look at the receivers in
Speaker 1: the first round, we're worse than the receivers in the
Speaker 1: second round last year. There's so many good receivers again
Speaker 1: in this draft. And I bring it up just because
Speaker 1: I worked with them all the time. My buddy Chris
Speaker 1: Simms made a great point, he said, he said about
Speaker 1: these smaller wide receivers, He's just like, we're seeing so
Speaker 1: many more of them in the game because he thinks
Speaker 1: part of it is because basketball has moved to just
Speaker 1: a bunch of tall guys who can shoot. He used
Speaker 1: to be you know, tall guys down low who are
Speaker 1: big and bruisers and da da da, and then you
Speaker 1: got the short guys out wide who can shoot, dribble
Speaker 1: all that. But the way the NBA and the way
Speaker 1: college basketball has all gone, everyone's tall and everyone can shoot.
Speaker 1: It's like everyone's athletic, and so here you got a
Speaker 1: bunch of guys and a lot of the receivers in
Speaker 1: this draft are five to eleven, six foot hundred and
Speaker 1: what sixties something pounds if you're Deafante Smith. And last
Speaker 1: year the first widestiever I think was it Ruggs. Henry
Speaker 1: Ruggs out of Alabama, Small, fast, not great. In his
Speaker 1: first year, he showed flashes. Justin Jefferson, bigger guy, sets
Speaker 1: of rookie records with the Vikings. I mean he was
Speaker 1: all Pro, not even Pro Bowl, and he was the
Speaker 1: twenty second pick Justin Jefferson. That's a lot of it
Speaker 1: depends on how you use him. The Denver Broncos, who
Speaker 1: picked ninth this year, they took wide receiver, wide receiver
Speaker 1: last year, the kid out of Alabama, and then kJ
Speaker 1: Hamler out of Penn State. Yeah, Jerry Judy out of Alabama.
Speaker 1: I wonder what they do. I mean, Drew Locke was
Speaker 1: supposed to be their answer. Doesn't look like he's going
Speaker 1: to be the answer. Fritzie years. Yeah, I think Locke
Speaker 1: had had his chance. They gave him several chances, and
Speaker 1: I think it's time to start a new There a
Speaker 1: five and eleven, six and ten team. They can't even
Speaker 1: get to five hundred. It's it's an effort for them
Speaker 1: to get anywhere near the end zone. When they used
Speaker 1: to put up thirty forty fifty points in the Manning days,
Speaker 1: I think they got to try to move up and
Speaker 1: if they couldn't get Russell Wilson, they gotta, i think,
Speaker 1: try to grab that fourth spot from the Falcons. May
Speaker 1: we look at field or Lance and start all over again.
Speaker 1: A quarterback and they can't just run it back and
Speaker 1: stay in the last place in the division. When Drew
Speaker 1: Locke was shooting the Lasers, Fritzie got his Drew Locke
Speaker 1: sweatshirt back out. Who's wearing it for the first time? Mom,
Speaker 1: I like his moxie when things are going well, but
Speaker 1: they haven't gone well enough to the way brought out
Speaker 1: the Knicks one instead, if you didn't look at his stats,
Speaker 1: Drew Locke behaves like a Pro Bowl quarterback, like if
Speaker 1: you see him on the field, like that guy must
Speaker 1: be awesome. If you don't watch him play, but you
Speaker 1: watch his reaction to plays. That's so funny because they
Speaker 1: often say that the quarterback has to be a leader.
Speaker 1: You got to be the guy out there leading. But
Speaker 1: people don't mention the fact that if you're not performing
Speaker 1: on the field, it's very difficult to be a good leader.
Speaker 1: You're right, people don't take you seriously. You got to
Speaker 1: You gotta pair them both performance and leadership. You can't
Speaker 1: have one without the other. And then ten Dallas Cowboys,
Speaker 1: they're talking like they everyone says they like Kyle Pitts.
Speaker 1: But that seems like that's gotta be just a rumor,
Speaker 1: a rumor out there. Um, you guys want to talk
Speaker 1: movies at all here? I mean, we don't have enough time.
Speaker 1: We do feel like now, I feel like it turns
Speaker 1: out we do. I feel like we have to get
Speaker 1: to a commercial break from the rules that you set
Speaker 1: up for me before I hosted this show. If you
Speaker 1: could just set it a backdrop off. Can you tell
Speaker 1: us where you're from in your age and generally where
Speaker 1: you grow I am from Michigan, I am forty one
Speaker 1: years old, and I'm today hosting the Dan Patrick Show.
Speaker 1: And when you grew up, you had a television in
Speaker 1: the house, and we had a TV, and you went
Speaker 1: to movies like any other family every once in a while. Yes, okay,
Speaker 1: you sent us a note the other day. We were
Speaker 1: discussing movies and you said you had not seen this movie.
Speaker 1: Do you have you drive your permission to give it out?
Speaker 1: You do? You've never seen the movie Goodfellas? How does
Speaker 1: that happen to in America? The man who does this
Speaker 1: show every day has not seen that movie either. I
Speaker 1: feel like I'm in good company. I think he made
Speaker 1: good on it and finally saw but he got a
Speaker 1: good point. Okay. I think Dan Dan is famous for
Speaker 1: watching pieces of movies, so I think he actually probably
Speaker 1: watched some of good Fellas. I don't know that he's
Speaker 1: that he's finished it. That's usually the way he goes heh. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I watch half a good Fellows the other night something
Speaker 1: like that. I watched The Missus Doubtfire, no kidding, all right.
Speaker 1: So there were two that I had not seen for
Speaker 1: a long time, Godfather and Caddyshack. I had not seen
Speaker 1: either of them for a long time, and so I
Speaker 1: went back. Last year I watched Godfather for the first time.
Speaker 1: Two years ago I watched Caddyshack for the first time,
Speaker 1: and Caddyshack setan unfortunately for me watching it in twenty nineteen,
Speaker 1: it did not stand the test of time. I think
Speaker 1: that's a movie as great as it is needed to
Speaker 1: be seen when it was made. Well. I would comment
Speaker 1: on that if Caddysheck stands the test of time. But
Speaker 1: I've never seen Caddysheck all the way through. I've seen
Speaker 1: pieces of it. I've never actually sat down, like hit
Speaker 1: start and then saw the credits at the end. You know,
Speaker 1: if we didn't have forty five minutes ago. I'd ask
Speaker 1: you guys to leave the building. Welcome to my world.
Speaker 1: This is my world. This is my world. It's like
Speaker 1: I haven't seen Caddyshack. What you've not seen candy Shack?
Speaker 1: That's my life, right, I've never seen it. I've never
Speaker 1: seen Slapshot either, which I haven't seen that one either.
Speaker 1: See I am in good company here here. I thought
Speaker 1: I was going to be an outlier. Fritzie, Caddy Shack, Godfather,
Speaker 1: Reservoir Dogs, all movies they did not see start to finish,
Speaker 1: so bits and pieces of it and whatever I was watching,
Speaker 1: either it either ended or I didn't stick with it
Speaker 1: because I didn't see it from the bigger Have you seen? Maybe?
Speaker 1: You say, have you seen Animal House? I have not
Speaker 1: seen Animal House? Okay, can you name a movie you
Speaker 1: have seen? Yeah? You have you seen any movies? Yeah? There?
Speaker 1: And there are a lot of good ones. What's the
Speaker 1: last one you've seen? Last one I saw again was
Speaker 1: a movie i'd seen before, which is a really good
Speaker 1: movie that doesn't get talked about enough. Sister Act is
Speaker 1: a great movie. WHOOPI Goldberg, awesome movie. Go Warren Hill?
Speaker 1: Is that the one one and two. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: when you and your high school buddies grew up, what
Speaker 1: movies did you see? And quote and Joe, we didn't
Speaker 1: do that. I did. Like, I'll be honest with you.
Speaker 1: People ask me this, They go, okay, if you didn't
Speaker 1: watch movies and you don't really get into that. Many
Speaker 1: like Netflix TV shows, They go, what do you do?
Speaker 1: And I tell them I go, I don't know. I'll
Speaker 1: be quite honest with you. You don't know what you've done.
Speaker 1: I don't know what I do. Are you a reader?
Speaker 1: I must be scrolling Twitter all the time. Twitter, it's
Speaker 1: only been around since, it's like two thousan ten. Exactly
Speaker 1: what did I do before then? I played video games Nintendo?
Speaker 1: I mean RBI Baseball. I could beat all of y'all
Speaker 1: at RBI Baseball. I challenge you Techmo super Bowl. I
Speaker 1: haven't played a long time, though you might be able
Speaker 1: to beat me. Mclovin. I mean, at some point the
Speaker 1: nuns didn't notice something was different about Whoopie Goldberg its
Speaker 1: sister track. That's your movie? That is? That can't possibly
Speaker 1: a real favorite? My favorite movie Number one all time,
Speaker 1: The Horse Product, No Groundhog's Day? All right? See You're recovering.
Speaker 1: That's my favorite movie of all That's a nice recovery
Speaker 1: by you. And that's one of the you know, that's
Speaker 1: a top ten comedy of all time. Probably, Yeah, it's
Speaker 1: in the Cannon. Yeah, okay, since you're forty one, how
Speaker 1: about like Wedding Crashers? Old School? Is that your wheelhouse?
Speaker 1: More so Wedding Crashers? I did see Old School? No,
Speaker 1: And you know what, I don't know what it is here.
Speaker 1: It's like I have a hard time committing to a
Speaker 1: whole hour and a half. Like Fritzie says, like he
Speaker 1: doesn't got he hasn't got to the end of some
Speaker 1: of these movies. It's like, do I really want to
Speaker 1: commit the next hour and a half doing this one?
Speaker 1: For Fritzie's the least busy person I've ever met in
Speaker 1: my life. Besides booking guests for the dam Patch Show.
Speaker 1: He does nothing. It's very funny when you say I
Speaker 1: don't know what I do because I could totally relate
Speaker 1: to that. When I'm not like having you know, pizza
Speaker 1: or whatever, we're napping or something like that, I don't
Speaker 1: know exactly what I do. I'll go for a walk
Speaker 1: and stuff. I'll hang out with the family. But I'm
Speaker 1: not binging Netflix and watching all these movies either. Me either.
Speaker 1: But the time somehow goes by and then it's the
Speaker 1: next day and the next week and the next month,
Speaker 1: and I don't know exactly what I did other than
Speaker 1: my work responsibilities and spending time being a father and
Speaker 1: a husband. And they go, they go, yeah, did you
Speaker 1: watch the game last night? I go, I didn't even
Speaker 1: do that. No, I didn't. I can. I have no
Speaker 1: Like if I if there's a crime, I have no alibi.
Speaker 1: Like I'll be like, I may have done it because
Speaker 1: I have no recollection of what I've done over the
Speaker 1: last ten years. And it's not just movies for me.
Speaker 1: It's like we never had HBO growing up, so I
Speaker 1: never watched the Sopranos. I missed all that stuff. So
Speaker 1: if I could just switch this up a little bit,
Speaker 1: right since if I was to ask you what you
Speaker 1: did last night, you'd be like, I don't know, no idea.
Speaker 1: Do you have any plans today? Like what are you
Speaker 1: when you're done with this? What are your plans for
Speaker 1: the rest of the day. We'll go home. That's that's
Speaker 1: my plan. I will go home. That's like that's the
Speaker 1: driving part. My kids will get home from school around
Speaker 1: three o'clock. How old are your kids? Six and five?
Speaker 1: I'll scroll Twitter for a while to see what's going on. Right,
Speaker 1: I may go over to TikTok said. I signed up
Speaker 1: for that about six months ago. Highly entertaining, highly entertaining. Um,
Speaker 1: it'll be dinner time. I'll eat, will you cook? I
Speaker 1: will cook? You will I will cook the cook in
Speaker 1: the family. But what you see, like, that's a thing
Speaker 1: that's going to take up some time. Yes, right, So
Speaker 1: that's where all my time is going. I think at
Speaker 1: the time of mundane things that don't stand out. And
Speaker 1: when I die, I'll go what did I waste my
Speaker 1: life doing? And I was like, oh, scrolling Twitter and
Speaker 1: cooking that was it. We still got to do a
Speaker 1: deep dive on what you did from nineteen ninety two ten,
Speaker 1: because those two decades are unaccounted for. I have a
Speaker 1: terrible memory too. This is not good. This is not good.
Speaker 1: We're getting too deep here. This is becoming like a
Speaker 1: therapy session and I'm questioning everything about my life. I
Speaker 1: need a commercial breakdown. Thanks for listening to The Dan
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Speaker 1: the Peacock app. We welcome in Matt Mayoko, who I
Speaker 1: used to work with over at NBC Sports Bay Area. Matt,
Speaker 1: great to see you again. I know this has been
Speaker 1: a crazy month for you. But ever since that trade happened,
Speaker 1: what has it been like covering a draft pick that's
Speaker 1: not gonna happened for like four or five weeks. Well,
Speaker 1: it's been great from the standpoint that we've been able
Speaker 1: to provide a lot of content on three quarterbacks that
Speaker 1: the forty nine ers, Kyle Shannian and John Lynch in particular,
Speaker 1: have flown around the country to watch. So with the
Speaker 1: number three overall pick, we assume that Trevor Lawrence is
Speaker 1: going to be off the board and Zach Wilson is
Speaker 1: going to be off the board. So the forty nine
Speaker 1: ers have racked up some I would say frequent flyer miles,
Speaker 1: but I think they're private jet miles going to Tuscaloosa
Speaker 1: to Columbus and too Fargo, and I know most items
Speaker 1: people go there. It's to relax and vacation three great
Speaker 1: vacation spots. But the forty nine ers have been working
Speaker 1: to figure out which quarterback they will select with that
Speaker 1: number three overall pick, and frankly, they really haven't supplied
Speaker 1: any clues to which way they're leaning with that, all right,
Speaker 1: So no clues out there. You hear media reports, You
Speaker 1: hear a lot of mac Jones initially, and then he
Speaker 1: shows up in in Columbus and justin Fields and now
Speaker 1: is the betting favorite, and then no, Trey Lance is
Speaker 1: coming strong. Now now I think mac Jones is back
Speaker 1: to being the betting favorite. So if you were to
Speaker 1: put your own hard earned money, Matt Mayoko on one
Speaker 1: of those quarterbacks, which one do you think it would
Speaker 1: be that the forty nine is going to call at
Speaker 1: number three? Well, I would say from the beginning, the
Speaker 1: guy that kind of stood out to me as the
Speaker 1: person who best fits the description of a Kyle Shanahan
Speaker 1: quarterback is mac Jones. And I know there's a very
Speaker 1: wide disparity and wide range of opinions about him, and
Speaker 1: that you know, I'm sure he does not at all
Speaker 1: fit what some teams want to do. I think other
Speaker 1: teams he fits very well, and I think the forty
Speaker 1: nine Ers are one of those teams from just the
Speaker 1: standpoint of playing traditional quarterback, and you'll know he's not
Speaker 1: going to run around and make plays and make plays
Speaker 1: off script and all that stuff. But I don't think
Speaker 1: Kyle Shanahan wants a guy who's going to necessarily make
Speaker 1: plays off script, because Kyle Shanahan is very confident in
Speaker 1: his own ability to draw up plays against a certain defense,
Speaker 1: and he expects the ball to come out on time
Speaker 1: and to be on target and to get yards after
Speaker 1: the catch. And that's why I certainly lean toward Mac
Speaker 1: Jones as being that selection at number three. So I
Speaker 1: know you work with Jeff Garcia, NFL quarterback eleven years,
Speaker 1: five years with the forty nine ers. I don't know.
Speaker 1: I'm curious if you talked with him at all about
Speaker 1: those three rookie quarterbacks and his thoughts on some of
Speaker 1: the pros and cons of each of them. Yeah. I
Speaker 1: haven't specifically here in the last few weeks, but I
Speaker 1: do believe that he's a justin fields guy, and you know,
Speaker 1: the fan base out here certainly wants to see justin fields.
Speaker 1: You know, from my standpoint, I think I'd be probably
Speaker 1: more inclined to lean toward Trey Lance. I think Justin Fields,
Speaker 1: I mean both all three of these guys are really
Speaker 1: outstanding or we're really outstanding collegiate quarterbacks. They're all off
Speaker 1: the charts smart as far as just football knowledge and
Speaker 1: just smarts in general. The one thing that that kind
Speaker 1: of gives me pause about Justin Fields, though, is just
Speaker 1: the high number of sacks that he took while at
Speaker 1: Ohio State. For whatever reason. You know, we know that
Speaker 1: Ohio State, just as Alabama and North Dakota State at
Speaker 1: the FCS level, all those teams, all those programs are
Speaker 1: a cut above the competition they're facing by and large
Speaker 1: on a weekly basis up until, of course, the playoffs.
Speaker 1: And for Justin Fields to take as many sacks as
Speaker 1: he takes, to me, is a little bit a large
Speaker 1: arming because it's not like it's going to be easier
Speaker 1: once you get to the NFL level, and so much
Speaker 1: of it is getting rid of the ball on time
Speaker 1: and not relying on your escapeability. And that's something that
Speaker 1: I think in the NFL you see is that you
Speaker 1: quarterbacks who are able to keep plays alive longer and
Speaker 1: make more big plays off script are also the quarterbacks
Speaker 1: who get sacked more. I think that would bear out
Speaker 1: if you look at the quarterbacks in the NFL level.
Speaker 1: And so I just I don't think that Kyle Shanahan
Speaker 1: wants those negative plays. I mean, for him, a negative
Speaker 1: play is if it wasn't drawn up properly, or it's
Speaker 1: the wrong play call against the wrong defense. Get rid
Speaker 1: of the ball and live to play another down. It's
Speaker 1: not necessarily run around and maybe there's a chance that
Speaker 1: he can break off a fifteen yard run, but also
Speaker 1: there's a chance that he's going to be dropped for
Speaker 1: a twelve yard sack. So I just don't think that
Speaker 1: balance is something that necessarily would fit with Kyle Shanhon.
Speaker 1: That said, of course they'll end up taking justin field
Speaker 1: and we'll play this tape back. Matta please do, yeah,
Speaker 1: please do. Matt Maoke has been covering the forty nine
Speaker 1: ers for years with NBC Sports Bay Area. So what
Speaker 1: happened with Jimmy g How did this all turn? Because
Speaker 1: it wasn't long ago they were trading a second round
Speaker 1: pick for him, they were paying him a lot of money,
Speaker 1: which they are still paying him. He almost won a
Speaker 1: Super Bowl came one or two passes away from doing that.
Speaker 1: What change? Why? Why have they soured on Jimmy g
Speaker 1: You think, yeah, well, I'll try to make this as
Speaker 1: brief as possible, But yeah, I mean they acquired him
Speaker 1: in the middle of the twenty seventeen season. He had
Speaker 1: about a week or I'm sorry a month to learn
Speaker 1: the playbook, and he was basically learning it a game
Speaker 1: plan by game plan. Wasn't learning the entire offense. He
Speaker 1: gets in at the end of the twenty twenty seventeen
Speaker 1: season and just let it fly in the forty years,
Speaker 1: won five games, he played exceptionally well, and then they
Speaker 1: award him that contract. But really what happened with Garoppolo
Speaker 1: is he never really took that next step. And I
Speaker 1: think there was a lot of frustration on the part
Speaker 1: of Kyle Shanahan of drawing the play up, explaining during
Speaker 1: the week what your reads are and this is going
Speaker 1: to pop open. All you have to do is trust
Speaker 1: it and let it fly. And I don't know that
Speaker 1: he made those kinds of anticipation. Throws up to the
Speaker 1: liking of Kyle Shanahan, So there was some frustration there,
Speaker 1: and even in the Super Bowl not even talk about
Speaker 1: the Emmanuel Sanders overthrow, but there were a couple plays
Speaker 1: before that where if he had just trusted his coaching
Speaker 1: and throwing the ball on schedule, the forty nine is
Speaker 1: probably win that game. And then you factor in so
Speaker 1: that frustration along with the fact that two of the
Speaker 1: past three years he hasn't remained healthy, and in twenty eighteen,
Speaker 1: the forty nine Ers appeared to be ready to kind
Speaker 1: of break through and perhaps be a playoff team, and
Speaker 1: he gets injured a third game of the season, an
Speaker 1: ill advised play on his part to try to cut
Speaker 1: it back inside when he should have just run out
Speaker 1: of bounds, tears his ACL and then, of course last
Speaker 1: year a couple of different high ankle sprains. So I
Speaker 1: think the combination of a little bit of frustration of
Speaker 1: how he was running the offense as well as the
Speaker 1: major frustration of not having him available for by and
Speaker 1: large two of the past three seasons, and the forty
Speaker 1: and Iers have decided we can't continue to risk this.
Speaker 1: We need our best quarterback on the field, so let's
Speaker 1: go get a new best quarterback, all right, So then
Speaker 1: last one Matt after that, after they take a quarterback
Speaker 1: which everyone thinks they're going to do what happens with
Speaker 1: Jimmy Garoppolo because there's this thought and you mentioned it
Speaker 1: there that if Jimmy g stays on the roster, wins
Speaker 1: the job, has a really good year, they go to
Speaker 1: the playoffs and then then what do you do? And
Speaker 1: I say to them, you're talking to a Detroit Lions
Speaker 1: fan and you're painting playoffs with a quarterback as a
Speaker 1: bad case scenario. I would love that as with two quarterbacks.
Speaker 1: So what do you think they do? Can they trade
Speaker 1: Jimmy Gee? We talked to Ben Volan from Boston said
Speaker 1: Patriots fans would love to have him back. Do you
Speaker 1: think they ultimately keep him as a as an insurance
Speaker 1: policy or trade him? That that is one that's very difficult.
Speaker 1: They answer. I would think that if they get somebody
Speaker 1: like Mac Jones or even Justin Fields. I think guys
Speaker 1: who have played a lot of football here recently, I
Speaker 1: think that they could definitely look to trade Jimmy Garoppolo.
Speaker 1: And so with no guaranteed money, also, you know they
Speaker 1: can trade him, they can cut him. I don't think
Speaker 1: they would cut him, but they can get rid of
Speaker 1: that contract and save that twenty five million for future
Speaker 1: you know guys who are coming up on deals such
Speaker 1: as Nick Bosa, Fred Warner, Mike McGlinchey and some others,
Speaker 1: and with if they were to get a trade Lance,
Speaker 1: I would think just because he hasn't played much football
Speaker 1: here in the last year and a half, they would
Speaker 1: hold on to Garoppolo. Now. Before the news broke on
Speaker 1: March twenty sixth that they were trade making this trade
Speaker 1: up to three, Kyle Sheanahan reached out to Jimmy Garoppolo
Speaker 1: and basically what's been told him is do what Alex
Speaker 1: Smith did with the Kansas City Chiefs in twenty seventeen,
Speaker 1: and that was, you know, you're the air apparent is
Speaker 1: behind you. In the case of Patrick Mahomes, if you
Speaker 1: go out play well, the team benefits because, as you mentioned,
Speaker 1: could be playoffs, could be you know, a march to
Speaker 1: the Super Bowl, who knows. But ultimately, if Garoppolo stays
Speaker 1: on the field and produces while also grooming the rookie
Speaker 1: behind him, now all of a sudden, he can parlay
Speaker 1: that into a great situation in twenty twenty two with
Speaker 1: another team And in the case of Alex Smith, when
Speaker 1: he moved on to Washington. He got a really nice contract.
Speaker 1: So you know what's been pitched to Garoppolo is, yeah,
Speaker 1: you're disappointed, you're pissed off all that stuff, but go
Speaker 1: out and play good football and everybody benefits, first and
Speaker 1: foremost yourself. It's going to be fascinating what they do
Speaker 1: when they're on the clock. A week from today, Matt
Speaker 1: Mayoko will be all over it. You can follow him
Speaker 1: on Twitter, he's got a podcast, he's on TV, he
Speaker 1: is everywhere. Matt Mayoko, my good friend from NBC Sports
Speaker 1: Bay Area. Be good, my friend. Thanks all right, am,
Speaker 1: and thank you so much. Matt knows all with the
Speaker 1: forty niners, and just from following a lot of forty
Speaker 1: nine ers fans out there still, I can tell you
Speaker 1: and Matt alluded to it that if they do take
Speaker 1: Matt Jones number three, overall, there's gonna be a lot
Speaker 1: of upset fans out there. It might be the pick
Speaker 1: and it might work out for the best. Fans are
Speaker 1: not going to be on board right away. It's fascinating because,
Speaker 1: like Garoppolo, seems like a good quarterback, but they must
Speaker 1: know something that they've seen all his cards, they've seen
Speaker 1: everything he could do kind of like the Bears move
Speaker 1: on from Trubisky, even though for a Bear quarterback he
Speaker 1: performed pretty well. The bar is low, but they said, nah,
Speaker 1: we're gonna go in a different direction. You know what.
Speaker 1: It reminds me of kind of it reminds me when
Speaker 1: I was out in the Bay Area and covering the
Speaker 1: Warriors and their head coach was Mark Jackson, and they
Speaker 1: were better than they had been for a long long time,
Speaker 1: and he got him to the playoffs and they hadn't
Speaker 1: been there for a long time. They even want a
Speaker 1: playoff series with Mark Jackson. And then the talk was
Speaker 1: he's good to get us here. We need someone to
Speaker 1: take us here though, and take us here and to
Speaker 1: this level. And so yeah, like Matt was talking about there,
Speaker 1: if you go back and look at your Warriors, what
Speaker 1: your talking about. The year before dear Mark Jackson was there,
Speaker 1: Steph Curry averaged twenty four points a game. He's a
Speaker 1: very good player, but you made an All Star team.
Speaker 1: He was taking about seven and a half threes a game.
Speaker 1: Year and a half later, Steve Kurz in charge. He's
Speaker 1: leading the league and score thirty points a game, shooting
Speaker 1: eleven threes. A game and having he was the MVP,
Speaker 1: big difference, big difference than format took him to the
Speaker 1: next level. The problem was then a lot of people
Speaker 1: saw the Warriors do that and they're like, all right,
Speaker 1: we'll do that too, and they ended up actually firing
Speaker 1: the coach that was better than the coach they hired.
Speaker 1: So you don't always get right, and that's always the hope.
Speaker 1: But I think that's what it is for the forty
Speaker 1: nine ers. And when you see your season totally crumble
Speaker 1: and collapse two what to the last three years, when
Speaker 1: your quarterback gets hurt, you're gonna go, we need we
Speaker 1: need to fix this. We need at least two quarterbacks
Speaker 1: or one that's not going to get hurt. And you
Speaker 1: can say injuries are flukey, and I do think they
Speaker 1: are to a certain extent, but the more you talk
Speaker 1: to NFL talent evaluators, they say, yes, injuries are flukey,
Speaker 1: but there are some players who are athletic enough to
Speaker 1: not get their body in that position. We'd started the
Speaker 1: show by talking about Barry Sanders. He had very few
Speaker 1: injuries in his career and his knees are been in
Speaker 1: every which way, but he was athletic enough to get
Speaker 1: his body out of those really tough situations. It's why
Speaker 1: I think Kyler Murray goes number one. Very small quarterback,
Speaker 1: but he's athletic enough not to take those big hits.
Speaker 1: And you wonder about Jimmy Garoppolo's are they freak injuries
Speaker 1: or is there certain times where he's putting himself into
Speaker 1: bad situations and this is the result of it. I
Speaker 1: don't know what's going to happen. Mcloban, what do you
Speaker 1: think they do? I think they get a quarterback. I
Speaker 1: think it's a they have a small window, well not
Speaker 1: a small They have two Hall of famers. I think
Speaker 1: Nick Bosa's he's a wrecking machine and George Kittles the
Speaker 1: second best tight end or best. So they say, well,
Speaker 1: we got we gotta get a guy to take advantage
Speaker 1: of all these and Rahi Mostart and Debot and they
Speaker 1: have so many good players. But what happens if they
Speaker 1: traded all this and they're not good and they don't
Speaker 1: have first round picks for a long time. Yeah, that's
Speaker 1: the if you just gave up, you think you're giving up,
Speaker 1: you know, twenty through thirty, hopefully if you're the forty
Speaker 1: nine ers, or thirty two if it goes really well.
Speaker 1: But yeah, what if you're giving up those future first
Speaker 1: round picks are top ten picks. So I don't know.
Speaker 1: Kyle Shanahan and John Lynch are very well liked out there,
Speaker 1: taking them back to the Super Bowl. They got the
Speaker 1: long term deal. But I do think, and I didn't
Speaker 1: have a chance to ask Matt there, I do think, Paulie,
Speaker 1: if this doesn't go well, if the quarterback they pick
Speaker 1: is not the guy, I don't know how you survived that.
Speaker 1: Yeah you get fired. But they're kind of going doing
Speaker 1: the move that the kans City Chiefs did. I think
Speaker 1: Alex Smith made the Pro Bowl and they drafted Mahomes
Speaker 1: that offseason. Alex Smith was a good Pro Bowl quarterback,
Speaker 1: you know, led them to I think a ten and
Speaker 1: four record or something like that, and they went the
Speaker 1: other way and got Mahomes and they had Kelsey and
Speaker 1: they had Timmy Kill and they plugged in Mahomes after
Speaker 1: one year and all went fantastic. And Alex Smith went
Speaker 1: through it a couple of times. He was with the
Speaker 1: forty nine ers and then he got beat out by
Speaker 1: Colin Kaepernick, and then he's with the Chiefs and gets
Speaker 1: beat out by Patrick Mahomes. But I think for both
Speaker 1: of those it made more sense. It's like Colin Kaepernick,
Speaker 1: he can do so much. He can run, he can throw.
Speaker 1: It's like, yeah, I can see that. And then Patrick
Speaker 1: Mahomes comes in and throws fifty touchdowns. You're like, I
Speaker 1: can see it more dynamic. He can give you more.
Speaker 1: If they draft Mac Jones, that's a tougher argument to
Speaker 1: make that this is clearly an upgrade. You have to
Speaker 1: wait until it happens on the field and we will
Speaker 1: see who they pick. With a third overall pick coming
Speaker 1: up in just a week from now. I got to
Speaker 1: take one more break and we come back. Well, we'll
Speaker 1: say what we learned, what movies I should watch, what
Speaker 1: I should do for the rest of the night, because honestly,
Speaker 1: I have no plans. This is The Dan Patrick Show.
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Speaker 1: I love all the new rule changes we gave NFL
Speaker 1: rule changes. We talked to Matt Mayoko about what may
Speaker 1: happen with the forty nine ers at number three. He
Speaker 1: thinks probably Mac Jones, he might go Trey Lance. We'll
Speaker 1: see what the forty nine ers do there. What happened
Speaker 1: in the past the day in sports history? Do we
Speaker 1: have one of those Pauls? Yeah. In eighteen seventy six,
Speaker 1: eight baseball teams began the first season of the National League.
Speaker 1: Phillies won their first game. Nineteen fourteen, Babe Ruth made
Speaker 1: his pitching debut with the Baltimore Orioles. His first three
Speaker 1: years in the big leagues, he was just a pitcher.
Speaker 1: Nineteen fifteen, the New York Yankees wore pinstripes for the
Speaker 1: first time and let's see, oh not twenty ten. The
Speaker 1: NFL Draft was aired in prime time for the first time,
Speaker 1: and they announced it a couple of months earlier, and
Speaker 1: I found a few articles the NFL announce were then
Speaker 1: do the draft at night, the first round at night.
Speaker 1: I think it was a Thursday night the first one.
Speaker 1: People are like, there's not gonna be that kind of interest.
Speaker 1: There's not enough action in the draft to put it
Speaker 1: in primetime. Fast forward to now and we'll be talking
Speaker 1: about next year's draft right after this year's draft. It's
Speaker 1: a year long, year long process. Poll question, mcleovan, what
Speaker 1: are we Who should the forty nine ers take a
Speaker 1: number three? It's a runaway Justin Fields? Yeah, I feel
Speaker 1: people love Justin Fields and I get it right, he's
Speaker 1: the new age quarterback. But can he take advantage of
Speaker 1: all the passing game stuff? I think that's the one question.
Speaker 1: And he did at Ohio State. He did great there.
Speaker 1: I think that's the one question that teams will have
Speaker 1: on him. But he's awesome to watch on the football field.
Speaker 1: Can I give you my baseball role changes? I always
Speaker 1: got to throw those At the end. I feel like
Speaker 1: this is not going to be a receptive audience to
Speaker 1: them from what I've heard so far. But I love
Speaker 1: baseball and I want to see it continue to thrive.
Speaker 1: And what we've seen from the early numbers of MLB
Speaker 1: dot TV, that's doing really well. A lot of people
Speaker 1: are watching the first couple weeks here of the season.
Speaker 1: But I want to make some games more important. One
Speaker 1: hundred and sixty two games. I like that every night
Speaker 1: there's a new game. You can watch your team every night,
Speaker 1: But on Sunday, that game for every team is worth
Speaker 1: three wins. Three win Sunday. Seaton has buried his head
Speaker 1: into his hands. Pauli's head is down, He's embarrassed. Won't
Speaker 1: even look at me anymore. I'm trying to soak it.
Speaker 1: I'm trying to soak this one. It's like the moneyball
Speaker 1: in the three point shooting contests of the NBA. It's
Speaker 1: all about events, right. The NFL is huge because Sunday
Speaker 1: must watch. That's a huge event. That's your team. You
Speaker 1: get one chance. He's each week. Baseball is different, your
Speaker 1: play all the time. Three win Sunday. I think Fritzie's
Speaker 1: on board. I think that's crazy talk. I had a
Speaker 1: problem with putting a guy in second base and the
Speaker 1: tent of giving them someone three wins for one, so
Speaker 1: you save your picture. Let's say your picture is healthy,
Speaker 1: your ace is healthy. For Saturday, you scratch them healthy scratch,
Speaker 1: which is a I love him, one of my favorite
Speaker 1: terms sports, and you save him for Sunday. That would
Speaker 1: be a strategy, right, yeah. I think maybe you pitch
Speaker 1: him three innings on a Tuesday, yeah, or a Wednesday,
Speaker 1: and then you have him for the whole game on Sunday.
Speaker 1: I bet there's one person out there that thinks that's
Speaker 1: a good idea. And if you do email in, it's
Speaker 1: original DP at Dan Patrick dot com and you guys
Speaker 1: must read it tomorrow. Three wins Sunday, three win Sunday.
Speaker 1: I'm not gonna give you my other rule changes because
Speaker 1: that one wouldn't so poorly, but that one is my one.
Speaker 1: I would love that one to happen to compensate. Would
Speaker 1: it be half win Monday where you just put out
Speaker 1: your worst guy? No? No, yeah, I mean it would
Speaker 1: be like Saturday Night would be not a good team.
Speaker 1: Your catcher wouldn't play. Mclovin, did you consider two games
Speaker 1: you had to go to three? I considered four, and
Speaker 1: my friends talk to me out of it. They go, am,
Speaker 1: this is no one's gonna like this anyway, and especially
Speaker 1: at four, and I was like, all right, I'll do three.
Speaker 1: You have you'd have to watch that would if you're
Speaker 1: a baseball fan, you'd have to watch that day. All right.
Speaker 1: Maybe I should watch a movie tonight, Goodfellas. I'm give
Speaker 1: it a shot. You'll like it a lot. Okay, I'll
Speaker 1: give it a shot. I'll give it the frizzy style.
Speaker 1: You will love Good fellow I'll watch the beginning of it.
Speaker 1: I might not get to the end. If you watch
Speaker 1: the beginning of it, I think you'll stick with it
Speaker 1: all the way through. Ross Tucker in here tomorrow for me, guys,
Speaker 1: thanks so much for having me. You guys have built
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