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Speaker 2: Final Hour on this Tuesday, Dan and the Danis dan
Speaker 2: Patrick Show. Morale is high. We got Fritzie supplying the humor.
Speaker 2: He is the Minister of humor. Marvin is here, we
Speaker 2: got Seaton, we got Paulie, and coming up after this
Speaker 2: show in an hour from now, people be talking about
Speaker 2: this as maybe competition to the super Bowl. The tension
Speaker 2: is it's palpable. You can feel it. It's tangible. It's
Speaker 2: going to be the match. It's going to be Marvin
Speaker 2: and Paulie versus Fritzi and Seaton. It's going to be pickleball,
Speaker 2: and it's high stakes, is what it is. They got uniforms,
Speaker 2: they got shoes, They've got everything except for the talents.
Speaker 3: Yes, Paul, just like the super Bowl, people want to
Speaker 3: know when you're making your prediction.
Speaker 4: I've already made my prediction.
Speaker 2: This is easy. I'm going back row. Fritzi and Seaton
Speaker 2: will win the match. I've got prop bets as well.
Speaker 2: First injury, what will it be? What part of the body.
Speaker 2: Fritzy and Seaton are favored, by the way, very similar
Speaker 2: to the Kansas City Chiefs by one and a half.
Speaker 2: So just letting you know. Pole question for the final
Speaker 2: hour the program is going to be one.
Speaker 5: Let's see right now, we got two of them up there.
Speaker 5: They Browns are dot dot dot a total mess or
Speaker 5: in a great spot for the future. You want to
Speaker 5: take a guess at that one. I'm going to say,
Speaker 5: people say a mess. How many people do you think
Speaker 5: are saying seventy seven percent? That would be ninety five
Speaker 5: have them as a total mess.
Speaker 4: That's mean spirit that is that is people are not.
Speaker 5: Buying a mean spirited We also have If you were
Speaker 5: Travis Kelcey and the Chiefs win the Super Bowl this year,
Speaker 5: you would retire or keep it rolling. Sixty three percent
Speaker 5: of the audience would retire. Okay, probably not going to
Speaker 5: get better than that.
Speaker 2: No, But if you don't have to retire and you
Speaker 2: just win a championship, then you want to continue to play.
Speaker 2: John Elway had to retire. So that's where we go, Oh,
Speaker 2: that's the perfect script. Nobody wants to go out that way.
Speaker 2: They always say that. Then if you win, you're like, well,
Speaker 2: then go out that way. Now I want to run
Speaker 2: it back again. Jerome Bettest went out that way. Bussy
Speaker 2: probably could have played another season. All righty eight seven
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Speaker 2: the country, numbering over four hundred. Our next guest is
Speaker 2: the fastest Manning of all time, the funniest Manning of
Speaker 2: all time, and his son is about to take over
Speaker 2: at Texas. He's our guy, the Manning on the street,
Speaker 2: Cooper Manning joining us on the program. There, Yeah, last
Speaker 2: time the super Bowl was here. We gave Cooper a
Speaker 2: camera and a microphone, and Coop went out and entertained
Speaker 2: the French quarter there and we launched a career. Was
Speaker 2: that your first time on camera doing things like that?
Speaker 6: Not my first time on camera, but certainly the first
Speaker 6: time that people are going to watch something I did
Speaker 6: on camera. So I couldn't believe y'all just roll the dice.
Speaker 6: It was no direction, it was just a camera go
Speaker 6: harassed people. It was Polly gave me no guidance. I
Speaker 6: just said, there's a camera, there's a French quarter, have
Speaker 6: at it.
Speaker 2: And this is the last time we were here. And
Speaker 2: Polly goes, hey, what about Cooper Manning on the street.
Speaker 2: I go, you see any good? He goes, Oh, he'll
Speaker 2: be great. I said, well what direction he goes? I
Speaker 2: don't think he needs direction. I'll just tell him, Hey,
Speaker 2: go ask people questions whatever you want to ask them
Speaker 2: in the French Quarter.
Speaker 4: And that's what you did.
Speaker 7: It was I didn't want to put a muzzle on him.
Speaker 7: We walked down there.
Speaker 3: He saw some guy who was about five foot four
Speaker 3: with a Bo Jackson jersey on him and starting interviewing
Speaker 3: him as.
Speaker 7: If it was Bo Jackson. And I was like, we
Speaker 7: got it.
Speaker 4: We're good. Yes, it's amazing.
Speaker 6: I used that truthfully and presented it to ESPN, and
Speaker 6: the Fox was trying to maybe develop something, Fox that
Speaker 6: this is something. So here comes the tenth year of
Speaker 6: the Manning Hour. It's really essentially everything we did in
Speaker 6: those a couple of days in the Quarter has evolved
Speaker 6: into a mediocre career.
Speaker 2: But you go to media night this night, Yeah, and
Speaker 2: you show up in a band outfit.
Speaker 6: You know, a major A major at a drum major,
Speaker 6: A drum major, right, a dumb major.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 6: You know, in New Orleans you kind of have to
Speaker 6: have a costume closet and it's always being filled. So literally,
Speaker 6: on Saturday, my wife came home because I bought these
Speaker 6: for Marty Gradge just in case, and I went, I
Speaker 6: like this drum major hat, and you know they are
Speaker 6: always bands and parades and Super Bowl and I thought
Speaker 6: it made sense, and he just filled in the rest and.
Speaker 4: Uh yeah, you know. Yeah, But you go up and
Speaker 4: interview Travis Kelsey. Did he know it was you fifty
Speaker 4: to fifty? Maybe no?
Speaker 6: At first, no, And then he kind of started my
Speaker 6: line for questioning, started bringing in brothers and mothers to it.
Speaker 6: He was, yeah, he's he's a good guy. He was
Speaker 6: a good sport. Are you still the fastest manning in
Speaker 6: the family? Uh No, it's it's over. It's been a
Speaker 6: good run. I mean, you know, and I've gotten better
Speaker 6: every year. Peyton and he like camp at one time,
Speaker 6: but I would say those days are well, who's faster
Speaker 6: than you? Arch, Well, no, your son, my daughter, and
Speaker 6: my other hides a freshmen at Texas. I'm sure he's
Speaker 6: eating like a you know, a plate of cheese fries
Speaker 6: right now, he's drinking a beer and he could still
Speaker 6: outrun me to the bathroom.
Speaker 2: So what advice would you give to parents with the
Speaker 2: situation that you're in. I don't know if Arch your
Speaker 2: dad helped Peyton and Eli with his There wasn't nil,
Speaker 2: but just being the dad and the questions that come about,
Speaker 2: opportunities that come about. What advice would you give to
Speaker 2: somebody who might be in a similar situation.
Speaker 6: I think the best advice I can give is to
Speaker 6: look at the school where you're gonna go and where
Speaker 6: you're gonna be happy. I mean, if money is dictating
Speaker 6: where you're going to go for the next four years,
Speaker 6: you're probably gonna make a mistake, and you know where
Speaker 6: are you going to be? I always tell Arch, where
Speaker 6: are you going to be on Sunday nights? When you've
Speaker 6: thrown three interceptions? You've gotten beat by the Crosstown robbery,
Speaker 6: your girlfriend broke up with you, you got two tests
Speaker 6: you haven't studied for, it's cloudy, and you're homesick. Where
Speaker 6: are you still going to be relatively happy? And if
Speaker 6: you can figure that out, you made the right choice.
Speaker 4: But I wouldn't.
Speaker 6: I wouldn't let you know a short term dollar amount
Speaker 6: and dictate a career. How do you navigate nil? Slowly
Speaker 6: and carefully? I mean, I think you're Again, you know,
Speaker 6: I think it depends. Everybody's in a different situation, certainly,
Speaker 6: but I think to play the long game is probably
Speaker 6: the best way to do it. You don't you don't
Speaker 6: want to get caught up in doing these little short
Speaker 6: term you know things that might if you start having
Speaker 6: some success, could cannibalize you being able to do something bigger. No,
Speaker 6: you did a little dinky deal here that's going to
Speaker 6: purch you from doing something bigger. So I would just
Speaker 6: pick your spots carefully and worry about the craft. The
Speaker 6: reason you're there is to get an education and play football,
Speaker 6: to make friends that have a great college experience. It's
Speaker 6: not all about how much money you can jam in
Speaker 6: your pocket those couple of years. So again, I look
Speaker 6: at college a little differently than everybody else does. Sometimes
Speaker 6: I think, such a precious time and you know, kind
Speaker 6: of molding.
Speaker 4: Who you're gonna become.
Speaker 6: And if just if it's just a straight dollar decision,
Speaker 6: then I think you miss out on a lot.
Speaker 2: And I was wondering about this too because Arch sat
Speaker 2: and then Quinn Eewers comes back, you know, this past season,
Speaker 2: and then I wonder. But that's part of the process
Speaker 2: of being patient. Waiting for your turn and not transferring.
Speaker 2: But I'm wondering, at any point does your son come
Speaker 2: home and say, Mom, Dad, I want to talk to you.
Speaker 2: Should I stay? I can go play right away some
Speaker 2: other place.
Speaker 6: Now, I think I think having your children struggle with
Speaker 6: some things is good.
Speaker 4: I mean, yeah, it's frustrating not to play. Did he
Speaker 4: love it?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 6: Was it probably good for him in the long run, yes,
Speaker 6: And so you know, you know, you don't want your
Speaker 6: kiddos to come home and be unhappy. But at the
Speaker 6: same time, sometimes going through a little hardship and some
Speaker 6: bumps in the road are are good. Arch Is gonna
Speaker 6: have plenty more of those. You know, these are the
Speaker 6: real ones. When you get beat this year and throw
Speaker 6: bad games. I mean they're you know, you know how
Speaker 6: they do in the media. They they crown you way.
Speaker 4: Too early and then they jump on and kill you.
Speaker 6: So he's getting over way too much attention and way
Speaker 6: too much credit, and he's going to struggle and they're
Speaker 6: gonna say.
Speaker 4: He's not as good, he's overrated. It's coming where I
Speaker 4: knows it. So it's uh, it's kind of easy to
Speaker 4: see that, you know, right, But.
Speaker 2: You can tell him that is going to happen. Eli
Speaker 2: and tell him, Peyton can tell him. But until he
Speaker 2: goes through that.
Speaker 6: Right, it's no fun to go through it. It's but
Speaker 6: it's going to happen. Everybody is. He's you know, it's inevitable.
Speaker 6: No one has this. Football is hard and playing quarterback
Speaker 6: is really hard, especially when all eyes are on you.
Speaker 4: So it's just part of the deal.
Speaker 6: It's part of growing up, and you know, the whole
Speaker 6: everybody likes the guy. Can, you know, get beat down
Speaker 6: and come back and you've got to keep coming.
Speaker 4: What do you like during a game?
Speaker 6: Well, this year, last couple of years, it's been pretty fun.
Speaker 6: I've kind of enjoyed just being the backup quarterbacks days.
Speaker 2: It's pretty it's pretty delightful. We always like the backup.
Speaker 6: I'm the crown prints of the parent section. You know,
Speaker 6: I could do no wrong, but I think I'll be
Speaker 6: a lot more nervous and you know, just probably biting
Speaker 6: fingernails and head down.
Speaker 4: But I like sitting with the parents.
Speaker 6: We have a great Texas has a great parent section
Speaker 6: and good family oriented group. We sit with the fans
Speaker 6: and I mean sit with in the stands with them, and.
Speaker 4: A good group he's Cooper manning the other many.
Speaker 2: Did you ever get caught up in like your identity
Speaker 2: or lose your identity because your brothers have such an identity?
Speaker 6: No, I mean I've always been pretty comfortable with who
Speaker 6: I am. I'm super proud of my brothers. I've loved
Speaker 6: every moment of their success. I was in horrible moods
Speaker 6: when things didn't go right, you know, on Sundays for
Speaker 6: them and Saturdays and and you know, all smiles and
Speaker 6: buying everyone drinks at the bar when it went well.
Speaker 6: So I you know, I went through it just as
Speaker 6: much as any rabid fan, and probably even more I was.
Speaker 6: You know, it's it's tough being you know that. I've
Speaker 6: enjoyed kind of having a little bit of a reprieve
Speaker 6: from that, and now it's getting ready to crank back
Speaker 6: up again, where you you know, every single penalty and
Speaker 6: you know drop and catch and is he out of bounds?
Speaker 6: Just you just grind and eat it away and then
Speaker 6: that night you sleep on it and think about it
Speaker 6: over and over.
Speaker 4: So and you're gonna be on camera a lot.
Speaker 6: Well, you know, I got a lot of you like that,
Speaker 6: Thank goodness, you make up you you like that no.
Speaker 6: I mean I don't want to be. Yeah, I'll find
Speaker 6: I'll hide, I'll get a big hat. They'll never find me.
Speaker 2: I when the first time I saw the Manning Cast,
Speaker 2: I was like, they're they're not to work. I mean
Speaker 2: that's just basically I loved Eli. The real Eli came
Speaker 2: out in the Manning Cast. You know, he was he
Speaker 2: was stealthy.
Speaker 6: My dad said the other day, He's like it took
Speaker 6: Eli till he was forty until he got a personality,
Speaker 6: you know. I mean he is absolutely in his element.
Speaker 6: He's so comfortable back there. He's literally in his garage.
Speaker 6: I mean you go downstairs in his basement. I mean
Speaker 6: he just walks downstairs from the den and hooks up
Speaker 6: a mike ands like, all right, let's talk football. And
Speaker 6: I think that was kind of the whole intention of
Speaker 6: this thing evolving, is that Peyton said, look, I don't
Speaker 6: want to be on the road on you know, Fridays,
Speaker 6: and then going to practice on Saturdays and waiting Sundays
Speaker 6: to do a game. And then kind of with COVID
Speaker 6: and zooms and the idea of being able to do
Speaker 6: things a little more remote came to fruition. He's had
Speaker 6: a buddy of his down the road. He's got this
Speaker 6: great man cave. He literally he was renovating his house
Speaker 6: and he called his buddy and said, hey, can we
Speaker 6: hook it up there?
Speaker 4: And it's there to stay.
Speaker 9: Well.
Speaker 6: He Peyton loves it, and he loves the prep still.
Speaker 6: He loves preparation. He loves talking to the coaches. He's
Speaker 6: got plenty of guys that help him, you know, breaking
Speaker 6: down film and so.
Speaker 2: But Peyton gets so bothered by mistakes. But he's watching, like,
Speaker 2: I can't imagine what, you know, be a teammate of his.
Speaker 6: How about how about how about a high school coach
Speaker 6: of his son?
Speaker 4: Coming up? He's gonna be getting.
Speaker 6: A few voice memos on on Saturday Morning.
Speaker 4: Goodness gracious.
Speaker 2: I remember asking Tony Dunjay said, how do you think
Speaker 2: Peyton would be as an analyst on TV? And he goes,
Speaker 2: he would drive everybody crazy with this preparation. He would
Speaker 2: drive everybody. You would be like, stop, Peyton.
Speaker 4: Is prepared for everything.
Speaker 6: He's already you know, if we have a golf match
Speaker 6: in May, he's already concerned. Walk in the corner, Do
Speaker 6: I have my transportation lined up? And where am I
Speaker 6: going to park? He is a detail oriented guy, and
Speaker 6: he doesn't sit still well and his brain is always
Speaker 6: it's moving. You see him sometimes just kind of off
Speaker 6: in the corner like to himself, and it's wheels are turning.
Speaker 2: I do love that Eli. I don't know if he
Speaker 2: got a personality at forty. I think he felt comfortable
Speaker 2: to showcase his personality to his brother, and he's he
Speaker 2: just he slices and dices Peyton and it's really it's
Speaker 2: really great to see.
Speaker 6: He's really one of the few people that does that
Speaker 6: with really you know, where Peyton doesn't kind of keep
Speaker 6: a note like how muchever. I'm going to return this
Speaker 6: favor and fire five years after what Dan Patrick said
Speaker 6: about me. Now, yeah, Eli Payton held a grudge for
Speaker 6: five years against me?
Speaker 4: Oh did he?
Speaker 9: Well?
Speaker 4: Oh a long time ago. Mine was at least six
Speaker 4: or seven years. So you're you're he held a grudge.
Speaker 4: He was held something over your head.
Speaker 6: No, no, no, But I mean Eli has just carte
Speaker 6: blanche to just rip him to death, and he can't.
Speaker 6: I guess their partners forever. If they break up, it
Speaker 6: shows over.
Speaker 2: And I like when he says it's Snyder remarked to Belichick. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I mean about you know, I don't know what it
Speaker 2: feels like to lose to you in the Super Bowl.
Speaker 4: I know he's gotten cocky. What the hell?
Speaker 6: Eli? Yeah, I think anybody who comes out of the
Speaker 6: New York you know, media mass with you know, relatively
Speaker 6: on good terms his Uh, I guess can say whatever
Speaker 6: he wants.
Speaker 4: Where are you going to be on Super Bowl Sunday?
Speaker 6: I'm gonna be Actually, I worked for Fox, and Fox
Speaker 6: has the games. I'm gonna be running the streets. I'll
Speaker 6: be down in the dome early and uh, I don't
Speaker 6: know exactly what they had me doing, but probably interviewing
Speaker 6: a bunch of celebs that are coming to the game, so,
Speaker 6: you know, and asking him ridiculous questions. And then I'm
Speaker 6: I'm free for the games. So I'm just gonna be
Speaker 6: walking and go watch a game. What are you gonna
Speaker 6: be wearing? Are you gonna wear an outfit? Yeah?
Speaker 4: That's a good question.
Speaker 6: It depends when Saturday night goes it dictates Sunday courage.
Speaker 4: Any tips for us the next couple of days here?
Speaker 6: And yeah, I mean y'all need to make sure you
Speaker 6: at least have a shrimp pull. Boy Fried shrimp pull Boy,
Speaker 6: maybe a roastby pull Boy, some uh, some fried oysters,
Speaker 6: some raw oysters, a couple of bloodies, maybe some tunes.
Speaker 6: Maybe a new outfit for Paulie. We could probably work something.
Speaker 7: I was waiting on that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you know, maybe a shirt with a belly button.
Speaker 4: Done show other than that?
Speaker 7: Did you I thought New Orleans that was a thing.
Speaker 6: Well it will be. Yeah, yes, throw me some beads,
Speaker 6: you'll take your shirt on. Oh good, yeah, we want
Speaker 6: to see those nips. Did you ever get in trouble
Speaker 6: in the French Quarter growing up?
Speaker 8: You know?
Speaker 10: Yeah?
Speaker 6: Hell there was a bar we used to go two
Speaker 6: in the French Quarter called Crazy Corner. And I literally
Speaker 6: think the drinking age was thirteen.
Speaker 8: I had.
Speaker 6: I had a station wagon that it was going to
Speaker 6: be mine when you could drive at fifteen. But my
Speaker 6: friends were older so they had I mean, I had
Speaker 6: a car without a license and we'd drive down there
Speaker 6: and uh and leave it there for the night because
Speaker 6: you couldn't drive. I mean, you know, just the drinking
Speaker 6: age here is bizarre. I mean, you know, you people,
Speaker 6: It's like I always thought it was funny people from
Speaker 6: New Orleans go off to college and everybody's running wild.
Speaker 6: They they're looking at him like, what's your problem, buddy?
Speaker 6: I've been doing this for three or four years, you know,
Speaker 6: so it's a it starts fast. You learn how to
Speaker 6: deal with people and you know, handle handle yourself in front.
Speaker 4: Of adults and have a few pops and not get
Speaker 4: in too much trouble. When's the lunchtime you threw up?
Speaker 4: Oh from uh?
Speaker 6: You know, I dry heaved really hard this weekend. I'm
Speaker 6: not gonna lie saw something kind of gross I was.
Speaker 6: I got into a beer drinking contest. We have a
Speaker 6: buddy whenever you call them about eleven o'clock PM and
Speaker 6: you're kind of feeling a little a little high, you know,
Speaker 6: a little little.
Speaker 4: Ready for a couple more. You call him.
Speaker 6: He's a neighbor and he always comes over and he
Speaker 6: brings a big ice chest full of just those little
Speaker 6: seven and a half ounce ponies high lives. Yeah, you
Speaker 6: know ice.
Speaker 4: You just he's like he's like on call, like just
Speaker 4: waiting and.
Speaker 6: Go and then you call it, Gordo, We're gonna have
Speaker 6: beers over here and Gorda there, and then you just
Speaker 6: you have to have a you know, I had five
Speaker 6: or six I just just race them, you know, just
Speaker 6: open the throat and let it go.
Speaker 4: And so I felt like ass the next morning. It
Speaker 4: was worth it.
Speaker 2: Do you want to give a a plug for the
Speaker 2: Manning Hour?
Speaker 9: Oh?
Speaker 4: Yeah, you know it's the you know it's the greatest,
Speaker 4: too minutes fun. You know that you're a Manning aren't
Speaker 4: you supposed to be ready to promote?
Speaker 3: So?
Speaker 4: Got you right? I know, I just they don't pay
Speaker 4: me enough. Uh.
Speaker 6: You know, if you like, if you like seeing another
Speaker 6: side of players, I think that's kind of the whole thing.
Speaker 6: You get a manicure, you get a pedicure, you get
Speaker 6: a couple's massage with you know, Greg Olsen or Cam
Speaker 6: Newton or Odell or all these great players that have
Speaker 6: been kind enough to join the show. You kind of
Speaker 6: show what are they like outside of the helmet. So
Speaker 6: year ten comes to a rap, hopefully. Uh there's a
Speaker 6: year eleven. You know, I'm a year to your guy.
Speaker 2: Great to see you, Thank you somebody, Thanks to you
Speaker 2: for stopping by, Thanks for giving me my start. Yep,
Speaker 2: and tell your parents I said hello. I definitely had
Speaker 2: had dinner at your parents house many years ago.
Speaker 4: I remember I was there. Yeah, and I serving and
Speaker 4: we didn't realize it.
Speaker 2: It was like, oh, and this is my son Coopay
Speaker 2: and I was like, oh damn, he's serving us.
Speaker 4: I went into Peyton's bedroom though, did you yes? Was
Speaker 4: he was he in there?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 6: He was, But but you're there doing some deep knee
Speaker 6: band your dad.
Speaker 4: Your dad was like, Peyton's not going to be happy. Yeah,
Speaker 4: well he didn't like the medal and and stuff.
Speaker 2: Well, nobody wants you to be in your bedroom. I
Speaker 2: wanted to jump up and down on the bed.
Speaker 4: You should have. You probably did.
Speaker 2: He's Coopa Manning, Coopa Peyton, never pett.
Speaker 4: Now to pronounce your name.
Speaker 6: It's Cooper, Cooper like it's Cooper, like cookie like you
Speaker 6: don't read a book, don't need a talking chip, cookie
Speaker 6: and a cookie Cooper.
Speaker 4: You'll get it.
Speaker 2: Dayton, Ohio, you know takes a lot. Thanks for joining us.
Speaker 2: He's Koopa Manning. We're back after this Dan pat Pick show.
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Speaker 8: Dan commute the commanders, man, And speaking of the commander,
Speaker 8: I hope they do go all in for a Miles
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Speaker 2: after me. So Jad and Daniels Daniel Patrick ballgame?
Speaker 4: There you go?
Speaker 2: Oh great, well, God, thank you, James. That sounds like
Speaker 2: a no. Sam in Los Angeles? Hi, Sam, what's on
Speaker 2: your mind today?
Speaker 8: Good morning Dan?
Speaker 13: And good morning Dan and Dan ed Thanks for taking
Speaker 13: my call again. Hey, so this might be a poll
Speaker 13: question for tomorrow. I think the NFL, and with all
Speaker 13: your power and influence, I think the time to drop
Speaker 13: the Roman numerals because nobody can read which one it is.
Speaker 13: Just imagine if the Masters used Roman numerals? Where were
Speaker 13: the Masters Roman numeral? Or the World Series in baseball?
Speaker 13: And why don't they just call it Super Bowl twenty
Speaker 13: twenty five like they do the Rose Bowl. When UCLA
Speaker 13: won in nineteen eighty two, it wasn't Rose Bowl thirty seven.
Speaker 13: So what are your thoughts on that you can't even
Speaker 13: understand what they are these days?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Well, maybe are we teaching that in school Roman numerals?
Speaker 4: How to read that? Yes?
Speaker 14: Marvin the Roman numerals. That's not the issue. The issue
Speaker 14: is the logos and a lack of creativity. That's true
Speaker 14: back in the nineties, the eighties, even before that, it
Speaker 14: used to be you know, something like San Diego Zoo
Speaker 14: themed for the forty nine ers charges super Bowl.
Speaker 9: But now it's the same old x l.
Speaker 4: V and the trophy and just the trophy.
Speaker 9: Yeah, that's what needs to change.
Speaker 5: Very boring, yes, s Yeah, I mean I think Sam
Speaker 5: has it a little reversed and that people will say
Speaker 5: super Bowl L but just because they don't understand that
Speaker 5: L is fifty, right, So it's like it shouldn't be that.
Speaker 7: I mean, I get that it takes.
Speaker 5: A little extra legwork, but the only reason that people
Speaker 5: say that people do say say super Bowl fifty, but
Speaker 5: it's just written as an L.
Speaker 3: It's not that crazy. Yes, boy, my theory and why
Speaker 3: the NFL keeps it. They're the Roman Gladiators Gladiator. The
Speaker 3: Roman numeral has that feel of the gladiator days, and
Speaker 3: they want to still embrace that gladiator feel of their
Speaker 3: sport without the hitting that it used to have.
Speaker 7: The Roman Gladiator.
Speaker 2: Okay, okay, let's just how about with just a quick
Speaker 2: poll question you want to keep the Roman numerals for
Speaker 2: this suit, keep it seating, Yes, and.
Speaker 4: Ad lines to the field. Just kidding, Thank you, Todd.
Speaker 9: I would keep it, keep it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm fine with it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's East coast bias.
Speaker 4: Guys only like that because true, we're closer to Rome
Speaker 4: mid west West coast. They wouldn't be in favor of that. Yeah,
Speaker 4: of course, no one's brought that up.
Speaker 9: We're talking about the chiefs.
Speaker 4: Rome court advantage.
Speaker 2: Oh, we just stumbled onto something. We were talking about
Speaker 2: NFL bros. And uh, if you're going to hang with
Speaker 2: the bro what if I said the best set of
Speaker 2: brothers talent wise, like you know you have Gronk and
Speaker 2: Baby Gronk and other Kelsey's Banning's the boss in there?
Speaker 2: Or should we just do Are the Watt family sharp bros?
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, Sterling Shannon boy, you wouldn't get in a
Speaker 2: word edge wise if you were with those guys.
Speaker 4: They're pretty good. Yeah that's not true. We're pretty good
Speaker 4: with them, Thank you, Todd. How about we.
Speaker 2: If if it was just to hang with oh hang
Speaker 2: hang like you watched the super Bowl with?
Speaker 4: Yes, but at their house?
Speaker 2: Yes, so you can go and you got Eli and Peyton,
Speaker 2: you got the Bosa brothers, and you got Gronk and
Speaker 2: the Watts and Sterling and Shannon shar anybody else that
Speaker 2: we're leaving out there, Marvin, you go first, Who do
Speaker 2: you want to hang with?
Speaker 14: TJ and JJ, The Watts Okay, Todd, the Mannings, Seaton.
Speaker 4: Probably the Manning. Okay.
Speaker 3: As much as I love the Watts, I think they're
Speaker 3: going to try to get a lift in at halftime
Speaker 3: and eat a little healthy because you never know.
Speaker 7: I'm gonna go to Manning. They they stealthy get after it.
Speaker 4: Still, I'm gonna go the Sharps.
Speaker 2: I've been around Stirling a lot and he is a very,
Speaker 2: very very funny guy. So you bring him in, Shannon,
Speaker 2: you know he's gonna dish on some things there, maybe
Speaker 2: bring a surprise guest there who knows.
Speaker 5: But Williams shows up, it's gone crazy.
Speaker 2: I mean he's going to bring in somebody's coming to
Speaker 2: that that tailgate party. Oh you had the right answer,
Speaker 2: because you're going to Yeah, absolutely, o Cho Sinko is
Speaker 2: going to show up. Like if you think the Bros,
Speaker 2: who's going to invite their group? The Sharps are gonna
Speaker 2: have they're gonna have some people there. You know, I'm
Speaker 2: gonna guess Little Kim or somebody like that might be there.
Speaker 2: Little Kim all back, that's what happens.
Speaker 4: Why thank you to Yes.
Speaker 3: I think the Gronkowski brothers will be fun to watch hangout.
Speaker 3: But if you hang out with them, you're getting hit
Speaker 3: in the growing seven.
Speaker 4: That's true. Somebody's gonna get hurt.
Speaker 2: R definitely, And it feels like they're gonna be like
Speaker 2: giving you nogies, you know, having you a headlock.
Speaker 5: Those kind of feels like the Watt brothers are gonna
Speaker 5: spend the whole time yelling at each other, like arguing.
Speaker 4: Look, oh yeah, well remember when you stole my biker
Speaker 4: camp the year?
Speaker 5: And then you're gonna be like, ash, I don't know
Speaker 5: what any of these things are.
Speaker 2: How many defensive Player of the Year awards you've gone, Well, yeah,
Speaker 2: who couldn't get a second against that?
Speaker 7: Lets up, par dude, Let's test it out.
Speaker 4: Or you can hang out with Ross Tucker. Oh, Ross
Speaker 4: Tucker all day, all day. I love that, definitely.
Speaker 7: I don't even have a brother, but I love what
Speaker 7: it looks like a little version of me.
Speaker 4: Ross would be a lot of fun there. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 4: he'd be good dude.
Speaker 2: All right, let's play the Miles Garrett game where we
Speaker 2: think Miles Garrett will be next year.
Speaker 4: Paul, this is your game. You start my Garrett.
Speaker 3: Game out of nowhere. I'm going with the Denver Broncos.
Speaker 3: They're trending upwards, far away, but it's in the The
Speaker 3: Denver Broncos will trade. Wow, that'll be fantastic, Seaton.
Speaker 5: It's the first team that I thought of, and I'm
Speaker 5: i tended. It's hard to move me off of the
Speaker 5: first one that pops into my mind. But I'm gonna
Speaker 5: say the Commanders. I think he ends up there.
Speaker 4: Okay, I do, Todd.
Speaker 15: I know they already have a solid defense, but they're
Speaker 15: right at the cusp of getting back to glory days.
Speaker 15: And I picture Reggie White, He's already used to the cold,
Speaker 15: the green Bay Packers. I could totally just picture him
Speaker 15: in a Green Bay Parker in a four Marvin. Yeah,
Speaker 15: I don't think they're gonna trade him within the AFC.
Speaker 15: So I think the Bears are going to make a
Speaker 15: push and Miles Garrett will be a Chicago Bear.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna say the Cleveland Browns a minute, say they
Speaker 2: can't get rid of.
Speaker 3: Him, can't can't or won't can't won't.
Speaker 2: I don't think they think they're as far away as
Speaker 2: we do. That tough division. I mean, you know, Deshaun
Speaker 2: Watson's a mess, but they still have some pieces to
Speaker 2: be competitive, and they did make the playoffs the previous
Speaker 2: year with Joe Flacco.
Speaker 3: Yes, I look at the Browns like the thunder or
Speaker 3: something where they could if they could somehow ditch Watson's contract,
Speaker 3: trade down in this draft and trade Miles Garrett, they
Speaker 3: could set themselves up for three, four, five, six, seven
Speaker 3: years down the line, like a major League Baseball team
Speaker 3: would to stockpile draft picks and hopefully he's in the
Speaker 3: right way. Where are they going next year? They getting
Speaker 3: past anybody next year in the AFC, but this quarterback.
Speaker 4: Situation probably not.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it seems like a futile effort to play for
Speaker 3: now and you're a guy who wants to leave, who's expensive.
Speaker 2: And then Albert Breers said Detroit, which I found like
Speaker 2: if you want to go all in, and we talk
Speaker 2: about this like San Francisco was all in the Rams
Speaker 2: a couple of years ago, were all in. Now you
Speaker 2: have this situation if you're Detroit, go all in, go
Speaker 2: all in. You have him and Aiden Hutchinson. Give up
Speaker 2: those draft picks. Those draft picks are going to be
Speaker 2: the twenty ninth and thirtieth pick.
Speaker 4: Give them up.
Speaker 2: Hopefully you don't have to give up any talent. But
Speaker 2: if you can do that and all of a sudden
Speaker 2: you put him in there and you did inquire about
Speaker 2: him at the trade deadline, that to me, that would
Speaker 2: change the dynamic I think of the NFL going into
Speaker 2: next season. Yes, Todd future T.
Speaker 10: Shirt Motown Miles got into that.
Speaker 9: When he goes to the Lion's motown line.
Speaker 10: Motown Miles, can I SELLI get that?
Speaker 4: Whoo nice? I don't need to be patriot.
Speaker 2: I can see your brain working and your gearing up,
Speaker 2: and I always hope that it's going to be something
Speaker 2: really good, rarely rarely surprised that it is good.
Speaker 15: You can't picture someone holding up a sign Motown Miles
Speaker 15: if he was on the stick with it.
Speaker 4: But what does that mean? Just there's an alliteration, Yeah, because.
Speaker 10: Of the m Motown Miles.
Speaker 4: Okay, well, then what if he goes to Minnesota.
Speaker 10: They could be Minnesota Miles many Miles Mini Miles.
Speaker 9: There's not many about that guy.
Speaker 4: No.
Speaker 2: No, by the way, Treger, we're having uh we're having
Speaker 2: food tomorrow with Treger, just letting you know, mind saying Thursday, Yeah,
Speaker 2: and then Friday, King Sawan comes in just because you
Speaker 2: guys were kind of complaining that you didn't have lunch
Speaker 2: and uh so Tragger's coming.
Speaker 15: They can bring those little pretzel slider buns that I
Speaker 15: love song on Friday.
Speaker 2: They will, Yes, they will. Okay, how about we take
Speaker 2: a break, we'll come back. What we learn, what's in
Speaker 2: store tomorrow? This day in sports history? All of that
Speaker 2: right after Vince.
Speaker 1: Be sure to catch the live edition of The Dan
Speaker 1: Patrick Show weekdays at nine am Eastern six am Pacific
Speaker 1: on Fox Sports Radio and the iHeartRadio WAPP.
Speaker 2: Jim Harball will join us on the program tomorrow. Rich
Speaker 2: Eisen will stop by on loan from NFL Network. Sal
Speaker 2: Pallantonio for The Mothership will join us as well.
Speaker 4: Last call for phone calls.
Speaker 9: What we learn?
Speaker 2: What's in store tomorrow? I just had a moonpie. I
Speaker 2: haven't had a moonpie in fifty years.
Speaker 4: It tasted great. I don't know where it's been all
Speaker 4: my life.
Speaker 7: Who bought them?
Speaker 4: They have a craft's services here.
Speaker 2: I spared no expense for this trip, and I said,
Speaker 2: give me all the goodies.
Speaker 4: So there's oreos, there's.
Speaker 2: Moon pies and all kinds of things, even some healthy
Speaker 2: things back there.
Speaker 4: I hadn't had a moonpie in fifty years. Also, I
Speaker 4: hear during Marti Gras they throw moonpies. That's a big deal.
Speaker 7: Yes, Paul, I'm on moonpie dot com as we speak.
Speaker 3: Dan an American snack popular across the South, particularly marshmallow
Speaker 3: filling two round gram crackers in the center dipped in
Speaker 3: a flavored chocolate coating.
Speaker 4: Tasted great. The snack is.
Speaker 3: Often associated with cuisine of their Ark and South, where
Speaker 3: it's accompanied by an RC COLA call back.
Speaker 4: Okay, wow, I could go for like a mister pib
Speaker 4: right now.
Speaker 7: It's a one seed or a fresco, you know, I
Speaker 7: just stay with mister Pibby.
Speaker 4: Were right on, yes, yes, Todd.
Speaker 10: So when they say shows.
Speaker 15: Your moon pies for beads that they're talking about the
Speaker 15: little chocolate circular candies.
Speaker 4: How can Why are you limping to the finish line?
Speaker 4: Yeah you are?
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, And I'm not going to pay you for
Speaker 2: today's show. They don't have No, I'm not.
Speaker 4: I'm not. You made some mistakes.
Speaker 2: You made some mistakes today, didn't you behind the scenes
Speaker 2: made some mistakes.
Speaker 10: About some mistakes I made at least one.
Speaker 2: Okay, let's go around the room. Should I pay Todd
Speaker 2: for today's show?
Speaker 10: Paul?
Speaker 4: Yeah, Setan, Heck.
Speaker 15: Yeah, Marvin, Yes, Why do you mean like that?
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 2: I just I feel like you're being mean to the
Speaker 2: audience with some of these lame lines, and then I'm
Speaker 2: blamed for it.
Speaker 10: It does reflect poorly on your.
Speaker 2: And then we have the I think your mind is
Speaker 2: elsewhere because we have the big pickleball match coming up,
Speaker 2: and maybe that's.
Speaker 4: Where you are.
Speaker 7: Heck yeah, Todd, get focused by.
Speaker 2: And I do have prop bets for the pickleball match
Speaker 2: between it's Marvin and Paul and it's.
Speaker 4: Todd, Todd and Seatan.
Speaker 2: More lately, uh Seaton and Todd are favored by two
Speaker 2: and a half the match, and we will be videotaping this,
Speaker 2: so we'll bring this to your attention tomorrow. What injury
Speaker 2: will be sustained? First, n is the big favorite there ankle, achilles, hamstring, hip,
Speaker 2: arm elbow.
Speaker 15: That's factoring you, Toddy.
Speaker 4: Yeah, of course player to miss the ball the most.
Speaker 4: Paul is the big winner there.
Speaker 7: That's correct.
Speaker 2: Then Todd Marvin in seatan, I don't think i'd put
Speaker 2: you that high up. I'd probably put Paul Marvin Todd Seaton.
Speaker 4: You. You you displayed some I got decent hands on you.
Speaker 10: I'm just very slow and bending down is not a
Speaker 10: great thing. This is a good everything off.
Speaker 3: This is actually the perfect sport for Todd. It's limited
Speaker 3: side to side movement, not a long distance. You could
Speaker 3: play it wearing short sleeves.
Speaker 10: You gotta slam it, you know, Yeah, with the bicyle.
Speaker 4: I think you're gonna be dangerous. I do.
Speaker 2: I think you're gonna be just like whiffleball, where you
Speaker 2: were surprisingly good. Like I think that's that shocked all
Speaker 2: the backroom guys that are like man Fritzie was an
Speaker 2: animal to play.
Speaker 15: But much like wiffleball, I think I'm gonna start out
Speaker 15: strong and then I'm gonna fizzle act all the way
Speaker 15: to where scene's like, oh this guy is my partner.
Speaker 10: This didn't work out?
Speaker 4: Kid?
Speaker 7: You kidding me?
Speaker 4: That's insulting.
Speaker 15: I usually start out strong and I know, sweating, and
Speaker 15: then I feel like, you know, lightheaded, and then I'm like,
Speaker 15: you know, how any more points till this.
Speaker 10: Is over them?
Speaker 4: Okay? But no pull groin that wasn't listed in here.
Speaker 4: No injury.
Speaker 2: All right, If you get injured, you have to play
Speaker 2: through the injury for the rest of the week.
Speaker 10: Where is the closest medical center?
Speaker 4: Justoid.
Speaker 15: I don't want to be neurotic, but just out of curiosity,
Speaker 15: if someone had to be taken somewhere something.
Speaker 4: Close, there's a walk in right up the street, like
Speaker 4: an urgent care. Yeah, yeah, all right, this day in
Speaker 4: sports history.
Speaker 3: I have a couple of them for you. Dan nineteen
Speaker 3: sixty nine. John Madden was named the head coach of
Speaker 3: the NFL's Oakland Raiders Boston Celtics in ninety three. This
Speaker 3: was a gutsy decision. They retired Larry Bird's number thirty
Speaker 3: three Jimmy Buffett, and the singer was ordered by an
Speaker 3: NBA referee, Joe Forte, to give up his court size
Speaker 3: seat due to profanity after a minute discussion the game
Speaker 3: versus the Heat and the next continued.
Speaker 2: But Jimmy Buffett, oh, yeah, you used to go to
Speaker 2: the Heat games a lot.
Speaker 7: It wouldn't be a one seed.
Speaker 3: In music, stars I think would get booted out of
Speaker 3: an NBA game.
Speaker 7: He'd be like down on the depth chart. Chill guy.
Speaker 4: Well, I don't know.
Speaker 2: Maybe you know the nick heat rivalry. Maybe that brought
Speaker 2: out the worst in Jimmy Buffett. By the way, when
Speaker 2: he opened up Margeritaville in New Orleans, this is many,
Speaker 2: many many years ago. I don't know what year that was.
Speaker 2: But my wife and I were here and we went
Speaker 2: to a place called Mother's for breakfast, and I saw
Speaker 2: Jimmy there with his bodyguard, and I was told, whatever
Speaker 2: you do, don't go up to Jimmy while he's eating.
Speaker 2: So my wife and I had breakfast, and then somehow
Speaker 2: he knew that I was there, gave his bodyguard a note,
Speaker 2: and the bodyguard said, Hey, do you want to come
Speaker 2: to the opening of Margeritaville tonight? And I said yes,
Speaker 2: And then I went to the opening of Margaritaville, got
Speaker 2: to see Jimmy and it was great.
Speaker 15: What ton It's rude to go up to somebody while
Speaker 15: they're eating, But I think it's more rude to declare
Speaker 15: for everyone you know, to make sure you don't come
Speaker 15: to me, or.
Speaker 10: I'll have your handlers tell everyone.
Speaker 15: Make sure you don't approach what's going to happen If
Speaker 15: you look Steve Harvey straight in the eye, you hear
Speaker 15: these horrible stories of like these celebrities here, don't talk
Speaker 15: to them, don't you're just the intern. Don't engage in
Speaker 15: conversation if you're in the elevator, don't look directly at.
Speaker 10: Them like they're the sun or something.
Speaker 9: I hate that.
Speaker 4: Why were you staring at me? I don't want you
Speaker 4: looking at me when you tell me that.
Speaker 10: If you were remotely like that, I would have worked
Speaker 10: with you.
Speaker 4: Maybe a week we would have been working together.
Speaker 10: Oh really, you can't really talk to him if he's
Speaker 10: doing interviews.
Speaker 4: So that I can get rid of you by just
Speaker 4: saying I don't want you to look at me.
Speaker 15: It's like, listen, just send me a note of don't
Speaker 15: ever communicate with me directly. You can't look at me.
Speaker 15: And here's a list of things that I need on
Speaker 15: my desk with no.
Speaker 4: Paully worked with somebody could make eye contact. I bet.
Speaker 3: I was at CBS News and I floated around and
Speaker 3: worked on a morning show and there was a very
Speaker 3: famous person who had a segment on that show every day,
Speaker 3: and I was told to know in simple terms, don't
Speaker 3: approach that person, don't compliment that person, don't try to
Speaker 3: give that person.
Speaker 7: Notes, or you're gonna get your head bit off.
Speaker 9: And I did not.
Speaker 4: It was somebody famous, very very famous. And are they
Speaker 4: still alive.
Speaker 3: Yes, Oh, like a home goods, home care, fixing up
Speaker 3: your home type things, your kitchen legendary.
Speaker 7: She may have gone to jail. No names, Marcus, I
Speaker 7: cannot give the name.
Speaker 9: Good morning, Ellen.
Speaker 10: I told you not to talk.
Speaker 4: To her now.
Speaker 7: She didn't say it. Some rando told me that, Yes, my.
Speaker 5: Cousin once worked for a short time in the entertainment industry,
Speaker 5: and he was standing backstage with a very famous singer
Speaker 5: and someone else, and they were standing close to each
Speaker 5: other waiting for her to go on to present an award,
Speaker 5: and the very famous singer said to the other person
Speaker 5: about my cousin, tell this pos to stop staring at me.
Speaker 4: Oh wow, wow.
Speaker 9: I don't know.
Speaker 4: I don't know if David Letterman meant it wow.
Speaker 2: But one time I was on the show and I
Speaker 2: got on the elevator because you get in on the
Speaker 2: ground floor and then you have to go up to
Speaker 2: where your green room is. So Dave was getting on
Speaker 2: the Dave was on the elevator and he was going
Speaker 2: to get makeup. So my wife and I we get
Speaker 2: on the elevator and Letterman is on the elevator.
Speaker 4: He doesn't say anything.
Speaker 2: Head nod, no, no, no, nothing. And I'm on the
Speaker 2: show that night. And so my wife goes, does he
Speaker 2: know you're on the show? And I said, I don't know.
Speaker 2: And he got off second floor and went in to
Speaker 2: get his makeup on, and I went up to like
Speaker 2: the fourth or fifth floor, and then I'm thinking, God,
Speaker 2: I don't want to go out there.
Speaker 4: Every time I went on Letterman, it was like.
Speaker 2: I don't want to do this. It's I just I
Speaker 2: didn't enjoy it. Love the people on the show, but
Speaker 2: it was always uncomfortable. It was always going to be awkward.
Speaker 2: And Dave always wanted gen com.
Speaker 10: Because he wants the guest to be the fool and
Speaker 10: he wants to be like the hero.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, yes, Marvin.
Speaker 14: I ran a board on a radio show and a
Speaker 14: sports center anchor was doing radio for a bit and
Speaker 14: he bit my head off because I played Aha take
Speaker 14: on me. I mean he was furious with me. I
Speaker 14: played Aha take on me every single segment. The rest
Speaker 14: of the show. He was on fire about that. I
Speaker 14: was like, you can't fire me, so I don't care.
Speaker 14: He was furious and Brian, Whenhurst was our guest in
Speaker 14: the studio, He's like, you believe this guy, and Brian goes.
Speaker 9: I love Marvin. I don't know what you're talking about.
Speaker 10: Will you ever that?
Speaker 15: I can't imagine that self involved in the height of
Speaker 15: your Sports Center days, where you're in any kind of
Speaker 15: situation where no one better look at me or talk
Speaker 15: to me or say hi to me.
Speaker 9: Because I'm Dan Patrick.
Speaker 10: I just don't want anything.
Speaker 4: Oh, it was more important back then than I am now.
Speaker 14: He said, you're prime Like Kevin Costner said, well, he's
Speaker 14: threatening a man's paycheck.
Speaker 4: He comes back a little bit. Yeah, Well yeah, it
Speaker 4: out there, you Todd.
Speaker 9: That's what I learned, Todd.
Speaker 4: What did you learn today?
Speaker 15: Charles Brockley may lose a lot of money gamming, but
Speaker 15: he has plenty of cash to lose.
Speaker 4: Worry about it, Marvin, What did you learn today?
Speaker 9: Brady Quinn is for sale.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's like a NASCAR driver. See what did you
Speaker 4: learn today? We launched a hell of a media career
Speaker 4: with Cooper Cooper Manning, Paul, would you learn today?
Speaker 7: Cooper Manning was dry heaving just a week and a.
Speaker 4: Half ago, Todd, what did I learn today?
Speaker 7: The Chiefs are kind of like Drake.
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