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Speaker 2: coming up mister Vegas, Brett Musburger will join us.
Speaker 3: Cam Newton. What a great appearance last hour.
Speaker 2: We were during the commercial break talking about greatest seasons
Speaker 2: let's say since two thousand quarterbacks have had in college,
Speaker 2: and we did talk about this, if you had a
Speaker 2: football Hall of Fame, you have a basketball Hall of
Speaker 2: Fame that you can be great in college and get
Speaker 2: into the basketball Hall of Fame where you can be
Speaker 2: just great in the NBA and get into the basketball
Speaker 2: Hall of Fame. We don't have that with you the
Speaker 2: NFL Hall of Fame. You do have a college Hall
Speaker 2: of Fame, but if you had just a football Hall
Speaker 2: of Fame, Newton would be in that football Hall of Fame,
Speaker 2: and he had one of the greatest seasons single seasons
Speaker 2: quarterback has ever had. Now you can throw in Johnny Manziel,
Speaker 2: Jaden Daniels this year, you might get an argument from
Speaker 2: a lot of people saying that's the greatest single season
Speaker 2: a quarterback has ever had. Joe Burrow had an incredible
Speaker 2: season there when they won the national title. Who else
Speaker 2: do we throw in there? Johnny Manziel, Yeah, Manziel's in there,
Speaker 2: Jaden Daniels, Cam, Who's was there another one?
Speaker 4: That?
Speaker 2: And Joe Burrow? You know, those are probably the four
Speaker 2: best seasons. Now we're talking about running and passing for Manzel.
Speaker 2: Manziel led the SEC in rushing, which is preposterous to say.
Speaker 2: It's like that guy led the SEC in rushing, and
Speaker 2: then Cam, I don't know if he led the SEC
Speaker 2: in rushing. He did have twenty rushing touchdowns. But when
Speaker 2: you look at these individual numbers, Jaden Daniels, to me,
Speaker 2: I think has had the greatest single season that a
Speaker 2: quarterback's had, you know, in the last twenty five years.
Speaker 3: Yeampoing, Yeah, Jayde and Daniels this.
Speaker 5: Year threw for thirty eight touchdow thirty eight hundred yards,
Speaker 5: forty touchdowns and four picks. That alone will probably get
Speaker 5: you the Heisman. He threw in eleven hundred and thirty
Speaker 5: four rushing yards and ten touchdowns.
Speaker 2: Yeah, which, yeah, it's and oh, by the way, a
Speaker 2: thousand yard rushing season.
Speaker 5: Joe Burrow who didn't run a lot but ran Okay,
Speaker 5: he threw for sixty touchdowns and six picks with fifty
Speaker 5: six hundred yards at LSU.
Speaker 2: Yeah, as Marvin said, yeah, but look at the receivers
Speaker 2: he had at LSU.
Speaker 3: Why are you doing that to Joe Burrow? Why are
Speaker 3: you doing that to.
Speaker 6: Joe all poer receivers.
Speaker 2: Well, college is Joe Burrow the rock party of college football?
Speaker 2: There that he's just taken advantage of the weapons there,
Speaker 2: I say, Okay, I saw that.
Speaker 4: It's kind of what you say, no, no, kind of
Speaker 4: what you're saying.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he's a game change.
Speaker 4: Okay.
Speaker 2: You know what, when I remember watching Johnny Manziel, I'm going, damn,
Speaker 2: that guy makes something happen all the time. And then
Speaker 2: you realize whenever he needed somebody to bail him out,
Speaker 2: he had Mike Evans.
Speaker 4: There six y five. Mike Evans is to jump up.
Speaker 2: And now we know Mike Evans is going to the
Speaker 2: Hall of Fame. Johnny hasn't. Johnny will never play football again,
Speaker 2: and barely played football in the NFL, but Mike Evans
Speaker 2: helped save Johnny Manziel and a lot of those throws.
Speaker 5: Yes, Paul Manziel's freshman year at A and M thirty
Speaker 5: seven hundred yards passing twenty six touchdowns only nine picks.
Speaker 5: He ran for fourteen and ten yards and twenty one
Speaker 5: touchdowns in the And I mean he got better as
Speaker 5: a passer his second year. He ran a lot less.
Speaker 5: His second year is better. He was thirty seven touchdowns
Speaker 5: and thirteen picks. He had, the ability, he had, the performance.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he just you know, sometimes this sport comes too
Speaker 2: easy to you and then you have to work. Like
Speaker 2: Kyler Murray, I think he was so great in high
Speaker 2: school and great in college, and then you get to
Speaker 2: the pros and then that's when you really have to start,
Speaker 2: you know, dedicating yourself to your craft. And I think
Speaker 2: that's what he's had to learn here. It was so
Speaker 2: natural for him. I mean, look at him in high school.
Speaker 2: I don't think he lost a game, and then you know,
Speaker 2: grand it took him a little while to get started
Speaker 2: in college. But you know, he's had to learn how
Speaker 2: to play be a professional football player. And I think
Speaker 2: really his success his career is incumbent upon what he
Speaker 2: does now from now on out. You know, does he
Speaker 2: want to be a great, a great quarterback. Yes, Marvin.
Speaker 7: It's like JaMarcus Russell. Everything came so easy and they
Speaker 7: were like, oh, you have to study. He was like,
Speaker 7: what's that? Yeah, I just tow the ball eighty five yards?
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Or Kyle Bowler, well, Kyle Bowler. He just I think
Speaker 2: he was taken too high in the draft. And you know,
Speaker 2: those caw quarterbacks usually didn't play well under Jeff Tedford
Speaker 2: except for you know, Aaron Rodgers came in from Cal
Speaker 2: and you know, kind of broke them mold. But he
Speaker 2: also came in and I think he had habits of
Speaker 2: quarterbacks that Cal quarterbacks had of where they hold the ball,
Speaker 2: and then all of a sudden he just sort of said,
Speaker 2: you know, screw this, I'm going to be Aaron Rodgers
Speaker 2: in the NFL. Alrighty, let's see if you're watching on Peacock,
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Speaker 2: two is gonna be what Steve know Connor.
Speaker 4: I think we're gonna put up there the college football
Speaker 4: question that we just stumbled on, the best season by
Speaker 4: a quarterback if Cam in twenty ten, Johnny Manziel twenty twelve,
Speaker 4: Joe Burrow twenty nineteen, Jaden Daniels twenty twenty three. Okay,
Speaker 4: that's fun, all right?
Speaker 3: Yes, Mark? Sorry?
Speaker 7: You know what you and Cam should do what like
Speaker 7: every marketing period, almost like school. You give him like
Speaker 7: a report card, you great couple of his interviews because
Speaker 7: he seems like such a fan of yours and vice
Speaker 7: versa with you.
Speaker 6: You guys should do that. You'd be like the principal.
Speaker 3: Well, he'd got to ask for that. I don't want
Speaker 3: to say, hey, let me grade your.
Speaker 6: It's almost like you have a school of broadcasting.
Speaker 2: I do have one, yeah, in Orlando, Florida. Yes, Dan
Speaker 2: Patrick school of Sportscasting. By the way, full sale University. Now,
Speaker 2: you know what I love about Cammys. He wants to
Speaker 2: be great. He wants to learn, and uh not everybody
Speaker 2: does who gets into the business. A lot of people
Speaker 2: think you just hit the you know, the button and
Speaker 2: the mic comes on and then you just talk. But
Speaker 2: he wants to understand how to ask questions. You know,
Speaker 2: what are you trying to get out of somebody in
Speaker 2: an interview? Yes, as we knew it happened in the
Speaker 2: minute we put the poll question up.
Speaker 4: People would be like, how are you forgetting this one?
Speaker 4: But there are some good ones there. Well, we're only
Speaker 4: doing quarterbacks, Okay, right, so well Sanders, Reggie Bush, etc.
Speaker 4: Who were they? Who were they yelling at? Are they
Speaker 4: yelling at us to put in who? Yes, well there's
Speaker 4: a there's a pretty good one that we forgot about. Okay,
Speaker 4: Vince Young. That's a hell of a season that fell had. Yeah,
Speaker 4: that's a hell of a season.
Speaker 5: Okay, Yeah, Vince Young to me is more of a
Speaker 5: career than a season. It's almost like like we didn't
Speaker 5: put Tebow on because it's a season, right gussing here?
Speaker 5: But Vin youngs last year at Texas, I mean, national
Speaker 5: title beating UC twenty six touchdowns, passing ran for a
Speaker 5: thousand yards.
Speaker 4: He clearly belongs it.
Speaker 3: Well, yeah, because he won the national title.
Speaker 4: It helps.
Speaker 2: If he didn't win the national title and he just
Speaker 2: put up those numbers, then that's not a great season.
Speaker 2: But he capped it off with winning that game, winning
Speaker 2: the national title and running that touchdown in Reggie Bush
Speaker 2: I would put in there. But I think we're kind
Speaker 2: of looking at quarterbacks. Yeah, you know, that's that's kind.
Speaker 4: Of his cam was here and then you're like compare
Speaker 4: quarterbacks and quarterbacks kind of thing.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and Tim Tebow. Did tibo have a singular great season?
Speaker 5: He oh, oh, it was more like three great years.
Speaker 5: Should have been six, by the way, he should have
Speaker 5: stayed as I've said for years. Yeah, but yeah, he's
Speaker 5: not one season, he's three, by the way. I sold
Speaker 5: his story.
Speaker 2: And here we are in Vegas, the mayor of Las
Speaker 2: Vegas says, and that's Mayor Carolyn Goodman. It doesn't sound
Speaker 2: like she's thrilled that the Oakland A's are coming to town.
Speaker 2: So she said the team's stadium plan quote does not
Speaker 2: make sense, and the A's ownership should go back to
Speaker 2: the drawing board and pitch a new plan in the
Speaker 2: Bay Area doesn't sound like she's excited they're coming to town.
Speaker 2: She then goes on to say, I personally think the
Speaker 2: A's got to figure out a way to stay in
Speaker 2: Oakland to make their dream come true. But then she says,
Speaker 2: should that fail, Las Vegas has shown that it is
Speaker 2: a spectacular market for Major League sports franchises.
Speaker 4: I'll tell you what, Yeah, what's that if you're the
Speaker 4: A's I'm sorry what I thought that we didn't we
Speaker 4: have a deal in this yah? Yeah, because if I'm
Speaker 4: an A's fan in Oakland, I don't.
Speaker 3: Want you back. Nope, No, I don't want you back.
Speaker 4: Oh thank you.
Speaker 2: You'll get my San Francisco Giants gear, And all of
Speaker 2: a sudden, I have a yard sale and I put
Speaker 2: my Oakland A's gear out there.
Speaker 4: Yes, a minor league team to get behind something.
Speaker 3: See you later. Yes, point.
Speaker 5: We've been discussing the story, and I get more confused
Speaker 5: the more I read it.
Speaker 4: You look back. MLB has approved the move. The A's
Speaker 4: have approved the move. It is happening.
Speaker 5: I thought it was just a matter of where the
Speaker 5: A's play the next two years. While they're getting the
Speaker 5: stadium together. I didn't think that this was in jeopardy
Speaker 5: or Vegas didn't want this. It's very confusing.
Speaker 2: Well, they want a ballpark on the strip because as
Speaker 2: soon as you get in from the airport, you you
Speaker 2: drive by the Raiders Stadium. I mean it's right there,
Speaker 2: and usually there you know you got land that's not
Speaker 2: expensive land, or maybe you already own the land and
Speaker 2: then you could build a stadium on it. But you
Speaker 2: drive in, you can't miss the stadium right there on
Speaker 2: the left when you come in. But they're planning a
Speaker 2: nine acre there's a parcel on the Las Vegas Strip,
Speaker 2: but they're saying congestion makes the site less attractive than
Speaker 2: a larger in North Las Vegas, which she proposed. The
Speaker 2: mayor in the city don't have the jurisdiction over the strip.
Speaker 4: It's a mess.
Speaker 5: Yes, I see what's going on. This is jocking for position.
Speaker 5: It's not whether we have the a's here, it's whether
Speaker 5: we put it where I want or other people want.
Speaker 5: This is going on in Chicago with Arlington Knights in downtown.
Speaker 5: This feels like the mayor is putting this out there
Speaker 5: purposely during Super weeks for some type of I want
Speaker 5: to hear you want it there.
Speaker 2: Oh so this could be political, is what you're saying.
Speaker 2: Go figure, Okay, didn't see that one coming, Chuck Tatovi. Yeah.
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Speaker 2: prop bets at you know, wield the game end in
Speaker 2: a walk off field goal. I could see that happening,
Speaker 2: or maybe a walk off miss field goal. But Jim
Speaker 2: Nance will join us coming up next hour. And I'm
Speaker 2: curious when you get into these production meetings, and Brett
Speaker 2: Musberg will know this as well. How much is of
Speaker 2: Taylor Swift? Is her involvement is involved in what you're
Speaker 2: going to plan here? Now, she's not involved in the conversation,
Speaker 2: but the cameras of where is she going to be?
Speaker 2: How much coverage are you going to have with her?
Speaker 2: And how much is enough? How much is too much?
Speaker 2: Because you're going to get people saying, why are we
Speaker 2: showing Taylor Swift again. Nobody ever says, why are we
Speaker 2: showing Jerry Jones again? Why are we showing Robert Kraft again?
Speaker 2: But Taylor Swift? That bothers people. And I wonder CBS
Speaker 2: is carrying the Super Bowl. At what point do you say, hey,
Speaker 2: let's not show her. After an Isaiah Pacheco touchdown or
Speaker 2: Travis Kelsey makes a catch, We're automatically going up there.
Speaker 2: So I think that's kind of a I can't remember
Speaker 2: in all the Super Bowls that I was a part
Speaker 2: of that there was anything that was sort of on
Speaker 2: the periffering that you were also covering while you're covering
Speaker 2: a game. And I think that makes it tricky, especially
Speaker 2: for Jim nance because you've got to make it all
Speaker 2: work camera. The director will go, oh, we got Taylor
Speaker 2: in the in the suite there. Well, Jim has to
Speaker 2: then acknowledge that, and somebody has to tell Tony Romo
Speaker 2: Taylor Swift is not Tavis Kelsey's wife, because Tony keeps saying, oh,
Speaker 2: Travis Kelsey's wife, and I'm like, no, still not, Jim,
Speaker 2: what would you do?
Speaker 4: What would you do back to you?
Speaker 2: Now, That's where Tony would say, well, if I'm Travis Kelsey, you.
Speaker 4: Know what I married. Yeah, I don't know. What would
Speaker 4: you do, Jim?
Speaker 2: That would probably be how Tony would respond to that.
Speaker 2: So I can ask Jim that and we'll do our
Speaker 2: one Tony Romo personation to Jim nant and then that's it.
Speaker 4: Okay.
Speaker 2: Do we think he's going to appreciate Romo impersonation the
Speaker 2: insting word appreciate, Yes?
Speaker 3: Yes.
Speaker 4: Do I think he'll be gracious enough?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 4: Do I think he'll appreciate it?
Speaker 3: Yes, Todd.
Speaker 8: I think he'll be giggling on the inside, but he'll
Speaker 8: feel like on the outside he can't show that he's enjoying.
Speaker 2: The old giggling on the inside. By the way, Todd
Speaker 2: is playing hurt. Last night at one fifty seven am
Speaker 2: local time, he uh, well, he went airborne. We're going
Speaker 2: to do a reenactment of this coming up, just to
Speaker 2: let people understand the magnitude.
Speaker 3: And then this was serious.
Speaker 9: I mean, you think you're poking fun at this.
Speaker 2: I don't think it's no, no, no, no, no, Todd,
Speaker 2: listen to my voice. I mean, you fell over a bench,
Speaker 2: you went airborne, you cut your leg and you.
Speaker 3: Think you may need stitches. But you're you're here and
Speaker 3: we appreciate it.
Speaker 9: At least I probably need a tennis shot, but I'm
Speaker 9: glad you make a fun of It's.
Speaker 3: No, you don't need a technical things. Did you get
Speaker 3: bit by like a.
Speaker 9: Or anything like that? But I was bleeding and I
Speaker 9: put soapy water on it, but still burning right now.
Speaker 9: I lost feeling in part of my longs dog.
Speaker 3: You did not. Yes, Marvin, we.
Speaker 6: Need to make a T shirt. But how do you spell?
Speaker 2: Like?
Speaker 6: How do you spell?
Speaker 4: There? Just the idea of Todd at like two in
Speaker 4: the morning in is whatever his pajamas are.
Speaker 3: No, I don't even want to know.
Speaker 4: I'm pointing at the couch and r P.
Speaker 8: I'm cursing out the animal for jammastre on.
Speaker 4: It or whatever you made me.
Speaker 9: That was one of my twilight zone Zuba's pants.
Speaker 4: Your a T shirt and I just went flying to.
Speaker 9: This thing and I'm cursing out the thing that I fell.
Speaker 2: It's a twilight zone for us who have seen you
Speaker 2: in those zubaz pants.
Speaker 3: Not good.
Speaker 6: We gotta look right right right in the eye. Yeah,
Speaker 6: don't look down.
Speaker 8: But cursing and yelling at an inanimate objects is not
Speaker 8: like a person didn't trip me.
Speaker 9: It was there all but since.
Speaker 3: I two in the morning, two in the morning because I.
Speaker 9: Had peanut M and m's a like one fifteen.
Speaker 8: And then forty five minutes later I had all of
Speaker 8: a sudden, Oh my god, I got to go.
Speaker 4: Yes, yeah, I think we have a solution.
Speaker 5: Todd said, every night this week he gets out of
Speaker 5: bed to go to the bathroom, and he walks around
Speaker 5: the bed to the bathroom, and that he gets that
Speaker 5: benches in the way.
Speaker 4: How about this, Todd, get out the other side of
Speaker 4: the bed.
Speaker 9: That's the threat. But I think it's a whole length
Speaker 9: of the bed, and then if you.
Speaker 5: Get out the other side, you could avoid it and
Speaker 5: go right to the bathroom.
Speaker 9: I may have to try them. But in the meantime,
Speaker 9: I have this wound that you guys think is so hysterical.
Speaker 4: No, I didn't say it was funny.
Speaker 3: I have a wound, and it's not a wound.
Speaker 4: You you have a scrape. It's more than it's wound.
Speaker 8: Was the Vietnam thoughts in praise. I was limping to
Speaker 8: get my pants on. That's all I'm gonna say. I
Speaker 8: don't want to make more of it than it is.
Speaker 4: No, you've made a ton of it.
Speaker 8: They called down to the front deck to find if
Speaker 8: there's any kind of place where they can check it out,
Speaker 8: and they said, sir, I took a picture of it,
Speaker 8: and I sent it to the chief of staff there
Speaker 8: at the lobby to see.
Speaker 9: You think I should get this looked at and then
Speaker 9: you'll be fine stir.
Speaker 6: Like I did.
Speaker 4: I asked to walk in.
Speaker 9: You're kind of clinic. I don't have to have that.
Speaker 9: But they didn't really, they just said you'll be fine.
Speaker 6: And well, they got clinics in Vegas.
Speaker 8: At least tended to be concerned, unlike EGO, I am
Speaker 8: sorry that you tripped on the thing, and you're.
Speaker 2: Like I, I, I'm sorry you tripped on the thing.
Speaker 9: I went airborne.
Speaker 4: I got I'm a great guy.
Speaker 9: We're the airborne and to land on the thing. And
Speaker 9: then I bounced off of it and they rolled to
Speaker 9: the side under the TV.
Speaker 3: I hope you lose your leg now I do?
Speaker 4: Oh good TV?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 9: No for amputation?
Speaker 3: Clear, Yes, I do. I want you know what's good content?
Speaker 3: It's good content? Wow?
Speaker 4: Anything we got Brent Musburger, Yeah, we do, we do.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you're looking a lot. You are looking live at
Speaker 2: Todd's wound there. Maybe maybe we'll get Rent to do that.
Speaker 6: I put icy hot on it into it.
Speaker 9: I didn't have anything.
Speaker 4: I don't know what you don't put. You did not
Speaker 4: put icey.
Speaker 8: Actually because it was like burning, because it would cool
Speaker 8: it off because it was like burning.
Speaker 9: So the icy part of the icy.
Speaker 4: Hot that the idea is Todd travels with icy hot too.
Speaker 4: My little back's kind of awesome. You didn't bring a
Speaker 4: rain cope with you brought icy hot? Why baby cream?
Speaker 9: I have mentos, I have tik tags, and I have
Speaker 9: the icy hot, and.
Speaker 4: Why would you bring icy hot?
Speaker 9: My lower back stiffens up sometimes.
Speaker 3: But then why would you put it on an open wound.
Speaker 9: I just got caught up in the icy part of
Speaker 9: icy hot. If it's burning, I need something cold. I
Speaker 9: didn't have ice.
Speaker 8: I didn't want to walk down the hall at two
Speaker 8: thirty in the morning filling up my little ice bucket.
Speaker 9: So I'm like, I'm gonna put this little icy hot
Speaker 9: on it.
Speaker 3: See what happens.
Speaker 2: But then there's icy there's also the hot part of
Speaker 2: icy hot.
Speaker 8: They don't call it icy. Eighty seconds later, it burned
Speaker 8: more than ever. You're right, what's the hot plug kit there.
Speaker 8: You're absolutely right. It with a mistake.
Speaker 2: See, this is where the audience they can actually see
Speaker 2: that this goes on every day and it's not an act,
Speaker 2: and this is this is what Todd is all about
Speaker 2: right here.
Speaker 4: Yeah, because they're actually seeing it go on in the
Speaker 4: breaks and the MIC's novel.
Speaker 3: Yes, yes, yes, wow, he really does.
Speaker 2: Okay, during the next break, we'll do a dramatic and
Speaker 2: reenactment of you nearly losing your leg.
Speaker 9: About a three inch gash. I just want you to
Speaker 9: I don't know if you got close enough. I saw
Speaker 9: it's like a across the bottom of my Do.
Speaker 4: We have.
Speaker 2: Do we have a nurse? We do have a nurse
Speaker 2: here in the building. Okay, do you want to have
Speaker 2: her look at yours?
Speaker 6: I'm working with a little bit of a limb.
Speaker 2: If it was a male nurse, he say, now it is, Yeah,
Speaker 2: it is a female. But I can have her look
Speaker 2: at this this wound.
Speaker 9: Let's a little discolored.
Speaker 2: I don't know what's going on, okay, but she can
Speaker 2: be the one who decides that. How about I take
Speaker 2: a break here. Okay, we accomplished absolutely nothing else. Yes,
Speaker 2: all right, we'll take a break Brent Musburger will join
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Speaker 2: One of the members of our studio audience, Carol's a
Speaker 2: nurse and she came out to look at Todd's injury.
Speaker 6: I was very sweet of it.
Speaker 2: Yes it was, and it sounds like everything's good. No amputation,
Speaker 2: don't need any shots.
Speaker 8: You don't rooting for me to lose my leg though
Speaker 8: I'm working with you, like over twenty ears like maybe
Speaker 8: they'll take your leg off.
Speaker 9: You could limp.
Speaker 3: But is that good content for the show.
Speaker 9: It's good content. I know he did down you. I
Speaker 9: don't think he would mean that that.
Speaker 4: You'd want me to stop being so selfish?
Speaker 3: Time? Yeah, why don't you give back to the show?
Speaker 3: Lose a leg, get back?
Speaker 9: I got Carol's number in case this.
Speaker 2: That's not why you have Carol's number.
Speaker 4: That's between me and Karen.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: He wanted to know about her bedside manner and not
Speaker 2: the bedside manner you're thinking.
Speaker 3: Isn't what you can't do that? I heard you say
Speaker 3: you have very good bedside manner.
Speaker 9: Mean anything she had that.
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Speaker 2: If I would have told you ten years ago we're
Speaker 2: having a Super Bowl in Vegas, you would have said,
Speaker 2: what a left?
Speaker 11: Yeah, how can we get here? Well, the Supreme Court
Speaker 11: brought us here. When they legalize gambling on sports, the
Speaker 11: NFL realizes we've got to embrace this in some manner
Speaker 11: because otherwise I could get out of our control. For example,
Speaker 11: let me let me give you a prop. You can't
Speaker 11: bet on this week, Okay, the number of yellow flags
Speaker 11: that will be thrown. The NFL insisted with Draft Kings
Speaker 11: fan duel all the rest, and we stay away from
Speaker 11: the officiated. And they agreed to do that. Otherwise, offshore
Speaker 11: you were all where he's able to bet how many penalties,
Speaker 11: how many holding calls, you know, things like that. So
Speaker 11: the NFL became part of it, and now gambling is
Speaker 11: a big sponsor. The other side of it is Jerry Jones,
Speaker 11: the owner of the Cowboys. He helped Mark Davis get
Speaker 11: the Raiders in here. And then Mark Bdain, who was
Speaker 11: in working with the Raiders, built this beautiful stadium, Allegiant,
Speaker 11: and the rest is history. Mark and Jerry lobbied the
Speaker 11: league and here we are with a Super Bowl in
Speaker 11: Las Vegas. What made the commissioner kind of change his opinion?
Speaker 11: He was worried about the integrity of the sport? Yeah,
Speaker 11: what has changed to ensure the integrity of the sport?
Speaker 11: I think you have to stay close with it. And
Speaker 11: most of the betting, as your audience knows, because some
Speaker 11: of them do you bet on your phones?
Speaker 3: You know, it's all the apps that you go do.
Speaker 3: In the old days, we used.
Speaker 11: To come out here and my buddy Jimmy, the Greek,
Speaker 11: we would go to the Barbary Coast and stand in
Speaker 11: line at the window. And I said, Greek, how come
Speaker 11: you always come to the Barbary Coast? He said, Brent
Speaker 11: because in Parlays ties win.
Speaker 3: Okay.
Speaker 12: So now now the Greek and I we would you know,
Speaker 12: we were just I do I use the phone because
Speaker 12: I live here in Las Vegas and have the different
Speaker 12: apps with the casinos.
Speaker 11: But and you know you're tracked. I mean everyone everybody's
Speaker 11: got a cell phone. Yeah, so you get ads that
Speaker 11: come your way based upon what you're looking at. I mean,
Speaker 11: the technology is unbelievable, tracks you where you are, knows
Speaker 11: all things about you, and so listen. They know about
Speaker 11: every gambler who comes on board, whether he's the twenty
Speaker 11: thousand dollars better or the twenty dollars better.
Speaker 3: They know what's the most you bet on a football game?
Speaker 3: On a single game, I think we can I maybe five.
Speaker 2: Thousand, okay, yeah, but that's back in the seventies, that
Speaker 2: you bet five grand.
Speaker 3: Yeah, when let's see that was in the eighties. Good story.
Speaker 11: So the Eagles, coach by Dick vermil are playing the
Speaker 11: Raiders owned by Al Davis. And you should know, I
Speaker 11: think I've told you with this before. The Greek and
Speaker 11: Al Davis were the closest of friends. I don't ever
Speaker 11: remember Jimmy coming on the NFL today without having talked
Speaker 11: to Al either on Saturday night or Sunday morning. You're
Speaker 11: getting the latest scoop, okay, around the league. So Al
Speaker 11: said to Jimmy we were down in New Orleans, and
Speaker 11: he said, Greek.
Speaker 3: You call him Greek. Greek.
Speaker 11: Eagles aren't fast enough to stay with us. They don't
Speaker 11: have enough speed and Al was a speed guy. That's
Speaker 11: what made the Raiders in the early days.
Speaker 3: So this is the Super Bowl Ron Jaworski against the Raider.
Speaker 11: Yeah, Rod Martin, Rod Martin remember him? And Josh Yeah?
Speaker 3: The Greek Greek?
Speaker 11: Right, how much money can you raise raised? I said, well,
Speaker 11: let me let me go around and see. So I
Speaker 11: think I was collecting five dollars bills from somebody that
Speaker 11: we could get together.
Speaker 3: And there was no context.
Speaker 11: I mean, the Raiders got it on top and and
Speaker 11: took it home and it was it was an easy
Speaker 11: I think it was the biggest winner of the Greek's life.
Speaker 3: Uh, that sounds like insider trading there, Breton, what does.
Speaker 11: You know to that point? The integrity of the game,
Speaker 11: insider trading. That's why the NFL has always been the
Speaker 11: best of all the pro leagues about injuries.
Speaker 3: Injuries are critical information for betters.
Speaker 11: Okay, I was asked by somebody yesterday or was over
Speaker 11: at Circa at the v S in studio and.
Speaker 3: I was asked, how's Kittle's toe?
Speaker 11: I said, well, I'm assuming that's going to be okay
Speaker 11: because they have but we won't get our first injury
Speaker 11: report until today.
Speaker 4: Today is actually the.
Speaker 3: First practice day for the Niners and the Chiefs.
Speaker 2: We're talking to Brett Musburger, the Hall of Famer. You've
Speaker 2: had this incredible career. You're part of the reason why
Speaker 2: I got in this business because I saw what you
Speaker 2: were doing.
Speaker 3: I didn't know how to get there.
Speaker 2: But you were talking football, you had people on the set,
Speaker 2: and then you started hosting a lot of different things.
Speaker 2: But were you at the were you pullsided with Joe
Speaker 2: Namath at the Fountain Blue in Miami when he made
Speaker 2: the prediction? Yeah, I sure was. Now you're a reporter
Speaker 2: in Chicago and correct. Chicago's American.
Speaker 11: Okay, Afternoon Paper, owned by the Tribune, had been a
Speaker 11: Hearst paper and the Chicago Tribune company bought it, so
Speaker 11: it was Afternoon Paper.
Speaker 3: And I was there at Super Bowl three.
Speaker 11: And it's an amazing story because a group of us
Speaker 11: Jerry Green was there from Detroit, Sideberick from Dayton. So
Speaker 11: we got in our cars and I think we took
Speaker 11: a couple of taxes out. Actually they were staying at Lauderdale,
Speaker 11: so we went up to the hotel. And in those days,
Speaker 11: today if you try to go into the hotel out
Speaker 11: of like you're gonna get stopped at the door. You're
Speaker 11: not going in to see anybody from the chiefs of
Speaker 11: the Niners. But in those days it was wide open.
Speaker 11: So we went to the bellman and asked him, you know,
Speaker 11: is there anybody around from the Jets? Hey, name it
Speaker 11: out back by the pool. By being out we go,
Speaker 11: there were people down. He was so accommodating. There were
Speaker 11: there were fans out there. There were They had surrounded
Speaker 11: his lounge chair and getting his autograph and asking him
Speaker 11: about the game. And he was just stretched out and
Speaker 11: enjoying the sunshine. And so about half dozen of us
Speaker 11: went out there and interviewed him. Now, he actually made
Speaker 11: the promise that they were going to win the night
Speaker 11: before at a dinner at a gall at a country club.
Speaker 11: That's where he first made it, all right. I was
Speaker 11: there with Dave Anderson for the New York Times and
Speaker 11: my wife. We went, we went out and had and
Speaker 11: he stood he said it, kind of matter of factly, Okay,
Speaker 11: I guarantee we'll win this game. And it wasn't you know,
Speaker 11: it's later it sounded like it was braggadocio, but he didn't.
Speaker 11: He didn't express it. That was just okay, we're gonna win.
Speaker 11: And we spent out there at poolside. It's the famous
Speaker 11: picture of us out there and when we were out
Speaker 11: there for a good hour with him, and he finally had.
Speaker 3: To go in for a meeting. But Joe was always
Speaker 3: great with fans, I mean people, even now.
Speaker 11: He lives down to Jupiter, Florida when I live down there,
Speaker 11: and people would stop him for his autograph in.
Speaker 2: That But I wonder if the Jets don't win that game,
Speaker 2: what happens, what changes, if anything in the NFL.
Speaker 11: I'm not so sure that the complete merger comes about.
Speaker 11: To tell you the truth, most important, I call it
Speaker 11: the most important game in the history of what we
Speaker 11: now call the National Football League. Okay, the first game
Speaker 11: which I covered as a writer was in the Los
Speaker 11: Angeles Coliseum. Chiefs were there and they lost to Vince
Speaker 11: Lombardi in the Packers. Lombardi he felt a lot of
Speaker 11: pressure Dan and he hid the Packers up in Santa Barbara,
Speaker 11: and he he made it clear to all of us
Speaker 11: stay away. We never talked to Lombardi before the game.
Speaker 11: Hank Stram, come on, let's have a cocktail on Long Beach.
Speaker 11: You know what I'm saying. He was entire Vince is
Speaker 11: worried that if they lost to the AFL. He felt
Speaker 11: the pressure of the entire National Football League on his shoulders.
Speaker 11: And then he talked a long time about it, and
Speaker 11: he said he said it was the most pressure he'd
Speaker 11: ever felt going into a game.
Speaker 3: So, all right, the NFL wins.
Speaker 11: The first two, Okay, they go down and they won
Speaker 11: the second one Packers, and that was Vince's last game
Speaker 11: when he beats the Raiders.
Speaker 3: Last game is coach of the Packers. So then we
Speaker 3: come to Super Bowl three, and because of.
Speaker 11: What Vince had accomplished the first two years, all the
Speaker 11: bookmakers out here made the Colts an eighteen point favorite.
Speaker 3: Okay, an eighteen point favor.
Speaker 11: Okay, you talk about easy money if you were a
Speaker 11: Jets fan, Okay, and you do Vinnie down in the
Speaker 11: bar or something.
Speaker 3: You know what I'm saying. So it was stunning.
Speaker 11: Earl Morrile, Johnny uniis both quarterbacking. The Colts couldn't get
Speaker 11: it done, and the Jets one going away, And now
Speaker 11: suddenly that forces the hand. We got to have a
Speaker 11: complete merger between the old AFL and the NFL. It
Speaker 11: is the most important game in the history of the league,
Speaker 11: bar one. I mean that in the first one, because
Speaker 11: the Packers were able to beat the Chiefs in Super
Speaker 11: Bowl One.
Speaker 2: We're talking of Brett Musburger, the Hall of Famer, the
Speaker 2: state of where we are.
Speaker 3: Can you have too much football? It's a good question,
Speaker 3: you know.
Speaker 11: We'll see what the ratings are with the Spring league
Speaker 11: coming up, Dan, We'll want watch and see what eyeballs.
Speaker 11: I mean, I'm as amazed as these folks are out
Speaker 11: here at what Taylor Swift was able.
Speaker 3: To accomplish with the ratings this year.
Speaker 11: I mean, like the fact that she's around or not,
Speaker 11: it's irrelevant.
Speaker 3: It has been great for the NFL.
Speaker 11: It has been I can't believe how many youngsters now
Speaker 11: watch the games because of her.
Speaker 3: They follow her, and it's a demographic that's been added
Speaker 3: to the league.
Speaker 11: So certainly, certainly what we've come through out of COVID
Speaker 11: in that and I don't think so right now, not
Speaker 11: with the National Football League and and of course the
Speaker 11: commissioner announcing on Monday that the Eagles are going to
Speaker 11: go down and be one of They'll be the home
Speaker 11: team in Brazil on that Friday. Now that's another night.
Speaker 11: You know, Thursday will be the opening the champion. Sunday
Speaker 11: will host the game on Thursday, but then Friday, the
Speaker 11: Eagles will host the game down to Brazil, and then
Speaker 11: on Sunday everybody will be an action and there would
Speaker 11: be finally a game on Monday.
Speaker 2: One of our favorite moments, you were in the booth
Speaker 2: with Kirk Kirk Street and Eminem came into the booth.
Speaker 11: I was so hoping he'd make it to the Super
Speaker 11: Bowl so we could have both he and Taylor Swift
Speaker 11: singing the national anthem.
Speaker 2: You know, I just thought that, Okay, how much did
Speaker 2: you know about Eminem when he came into the booth.
Speaker 3: I knew his name and that was about it.
Speaker 4: Okay, Well you kept calling him Mathers.
Speaker 11: Oh yeah, you know, you know it was interesting Mathers.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 3: He wasn't high. Now everybody thinks he was, because he came.
Speaker 11: In the standing between Herbstree and me, and he was
Speaker 11: not familiar with the monitors, so he was looking at
Speaker 11: himself and he kind of froze on the on the
Speaker 11: camera and everybody came, oh right, you had Eminem on it.
Speaker 3: And he was so hot, I say he was, you
Speaker 3: know he Oh no, it was.
Speaker 2: We laugh now that you tell me that, because he's
Speaker 2: like looking and his eyes are big, and.
Speaker 3: Eyes are huge, and he's looking at himself.
Speaker 11: Okay, you know, because we've got the monitors there.
Speaker 4: I thought he was.
Speaker 2: He was having He was kind of mocking you guys,
Speaker 2: are like messing with you guys.
Speaker 3: Oh, not at all, not at all. But you could
Speaker 3: have been nicer.
Speaker 11: And also he was he was a knowledgeable fan, you know,
Speaker 11: and I and when you see him at the Lions games,
Speaker 11: and that he knows what's going on out there.
Speaker 3: So he wasn't high, but you and Herb Street were
Speaker 3: high when you were. The only game is that.
Speaker 11: Don't give away by secrets. These are my good friends
Speaker 11: out here. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: You haven't done a gummy in a while, right. We
Speaker 2: were wondering about a football hall of fame. Basketball has
Speaker 2: a basketball Hall of Fame, so you can be a
Speaker 2: great college player and go into the basketball Hall of Fame.
Speaker 2: We're great, you know. You know then you are an
Speaker 2: NBA player. Football doesn't have that. Would you like to
Speaker 2: see a universal football hall of Fame? So Tim Tebow's
Speaker 2: in the Hall of Fame. Cam Newton is in the
Speaker 2: Hall of Fame. Johnny Manziel would be in the Hall
Speaker 2: of Fame because what they did in college.
Speaker 3: That's interesting. I never I'd never thought about it. And
Speaker 3: because we have Canton.
Speaker 11: Yeah, for the NFL, and that's a that's a wonderful
Speaker 11: hall of fame for football.
Speaker 4: Are you in the Pro Football Hall of Fame?
Speaker 3: Not that I know of. I was on Gummery when I.
Speaker 4: So contributions to the game. You started the pregame show.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's an interesting story, because would you like me
Speaker 2: to write a letter on your behalf. I did this
Speaker 2: for John Facenda because I said, it's a travesty that
Speaker 2: the voice of the NFL is not in the Hall
Speaker 2: of Fame. And I give them credit. They responded to
Speaker 2: me and they put him in the Hall of Fame.
Speaker 2: You know what I'm gonna do that, I'm gonna I'm
Speaker 2: gonna you should be No, I'm serious, If I would
Speaker 2: do that, I give I would do that. You should
Speaker 2: be in the profile.
Speaker 4: You you were the first pregame show.
Speaker 2: Brent, you've been now pissed off. You know that you're
Speaker 2: not in the Hall of Fame. Okay, but you know,
Speaker 2: let me work on that. Let me work on you.
Speaker 2: You should be in the Pro Football Hall of Fact
Speaker 2: contributions to the game.
Speaker 3: You should be.
Speaker 11: I want to take you back to the first pregame
Speaker 11: show that we did. Okay, as to how it started.
Speaker 2: Now, can I take a break? Sure, and then we
Speaker 2: come back and give you a little bit more time. Sure, Okay,
Speaker 2: we'll come back. We'll come back with the future Pro
Speaker 2: Football Hall of Famer Brent Musburger right after this and
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Speaker 2: Morning's Neon East and it's the Sports Betting Network. Find
Speaker 2: out more at vsi N dot com. All right, before
Speaker 2: the break, you were telling us when you started the
Speaker 2: first pregame show.
Speaker 11: Yeah, we had announcers who went to the games to
Speaker 11: do halftime in postgame, you know, and I was one
Speaker 11: and We got a call from the head of sports
Speaker 11: at CBS, Bob Wessler, and he said, Brent, you know
Speaker 11: Jack Whitaker and Pat Summer ale Tapa show on Friday. Okay,
Speaker 11: he said, but I want to eliminate that and go
Speaker 11: live for the thirty minutes. Okay, And he said, do
Speaker 11: you know IRV Cross? And I laughed and I said
Speaker 11: I know him very well because we were at Northwestern
Speaker 11: together and.
Speaker 3: I was a a Gopher.
Speaker 11: Really for the Daily Northwestern, the sports editor was upperclassman,
Speaker 11: and so I would have to go get quotes from
Speaker 11: a coach, Eric Parsigan, who was there before he went
Speaker 11: to Notre Dame and Irv. And I said, Irv is lightful.
Speaker 11: It's a lightful man. And I said, hey, of an athlete.
Speaker 11: So it was going to be the two of us.
Speaker 11: And about six weeks later, I get a call from
Speaker 11: mister Westler and he said, Brent, do you know a
Speaker 11: Miss America by the name of Phyllis Jor And I go,
Speaker 11: I'm sorry, but I really don't follow the Miss America pageant.
Speaker 4: I said, if you ask me who the.
Speaker 11: Quarterback is for the Colts, I might be able to
Speaker 11: tell you. And he said, I want to bring her
Speaker 11: in on the show. Now, I'm I'm so, I'm not
Speaker 11: going to say no, you know, let's do it. And
Speaker 11: it was a great addition because Irv and I had
Speaker 11: rehearsed and practiced in halftime. We knew how to do
Speaker 11: the highlights and all that. But Phyllis was one of
Speaker 11: those special personalities Dan She lit up a room. And
Speaker 11: at that time, there were no women's sportscasters around. Okay,
Speaker 11: there was a Jane Hastain was working at it down
Speaker 11: in Miami, and that was the only one I remember.
Speaker 11: But the folks, the men in particular, they welcomed Phyllis
Speaker 11: on a Sunday morning and she wound up being a
Speaker 11: just a great host. And then the next year the summer,
Speaker 11: I get a call Brent, you know a gambler by
Speaker 11: the name of Jimmy the Greek, And I said, are
Speaker 11: you kidding? When I stopped by Las Vegas, of course
Speaker 11: I know the Greek. I want to put him on
Speaker 11: the show. And I hesitated there and I said, was
Speaker 11: the commissioner. I think, oh, we're going to have a
Speaker 11: meeting with him.
Speaker 3: He's going to be fine.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 11: The one thing I knew about Pete Roselle. I'd always
Speaker 11: see him at the Kentucky Derby. I knew he was
Speaker 11: a horse player at acts, I said, well, he knows
Speaker 11: a little bit of a gambling So we had a
Speaker 11: delightful Meetia was wastler of the Greek and Brent over
Speaker 11: in Park Avenue. The NFL office could not have been nicer.
Speaker 11: And we get up to leave and he said one thing.
Speaker 11: He said, I'd like to ask a favor. Now, when
Speaker 11: a commissioner tells the three of us a favor, you
Speaker 11: know it's an order coming down the line. Okay, he said,
Speaker 11: I want you guys, when you do your show, please
Speaker 11: don't mentioned minus three plus seven.
Speaker 3: Now look, I'm thinking, wait a minute.
Speaker 11: That's that's the whole point of this. So but we
Speaker 11: all say yes, sir, Yes, sir, yes sir. And on
Speaker 11: the way back we said what are we going to do?
Speaker 11: And we brought in some of the technical people. We
Speaker 11: rehearsed and they managed to devise the checkboard for the
Speaker 11: Greek people who remember those early days, okay, and if
Speaker 11: the Greek checked.
Speaker 3: About four on one side, you knew it was cover seven.
Speaker 4: That team's going to cover the deal.
Speaker 3: Like oh.
Speaker 11: And then one day but three years later the Greek
Speaker 11: Greek took ill and couldn't make the show. We found
Speaker 11: out on Saturday and I said, well, listen, my friend
Speaker 11: Pete Rose is in town. And I knew he liked
Speaker 11: to gamble on anything that moved. So I called Pete
Speaker 11: and I said, Pete, I know this is Brett. I said,
Speaker 11: listen to a favor. Can you come over? And so
Speaker 11: he came over, and to this day when I run
Speaker 11: into him, he said, you should have kept me. I
Speaker 11: was a better handic epper than the Greek that was.
Speaker 3: That was is my guy, Pete Rose. Okay, should Pete
Speaker 3: be in the Hall of Fame?
Speaker 11: Absolutely, and I would put an asterisk at the bottom
Speaker 11: of it. I think the bottom of the plaque should
Speaker 11: read he was suspended and whatever the year was for
Speaker 11: gambling on baseball. I think it should be in there.
Speaker 11: I don't think you should ignore history, and that's part
Speaker 11: of history.
Speaker 2: Yeah. And also, you know if he bet when he
Speaker 2: was playing, then I understand that if he manipulated games,
Speaker 2: I know what he did as a manager, but I
Speaker 2: still have to It's like when you cheat in grad school.
Speaker 3: I can't take away what.
Speaker 2: You did in your undergrad exactly and that's why you know,
Speaker 2: I look at Pete and those are two separate things.
Speaker 2: He is Brent Musburger, Hall of Famer, lead broadcaster, Managing
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Speaker 4: Absolutely