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Speaker 2: It's our two on this Tuesday. Hall of Famer Steve
Speaker 2: Young will join us. Coming up, come up with a
Speaker 2: new pole question. Super Bowl gets record viewing numbers one
Speaker 2: hundred twenty six million. It feels like it goes up
Speaker 2: every year. I'm thinking back maybe the last time that
Speaker 2: I worked with NBC and I was handing out this
Speaker 2: Super Bowl trophy, I think it was one hundred ten million.
Speaker 2: So it seems like it goes up every single year.
Speaker 2: I don't know if they've ever had a bad Super
Speaker 2: Bowl number. I don't know the last time it was
Speaker 2: under one hundred million. And this goes back to that
Speaker 2: there was Chiefs fatigue, but it didn't show up unless
Speaker 2: you tuned in because you wanted to see them lose.
Speaker 2: That's the only thing that I could factor in here,
Speaker 2: because the Eagles aren't a lovable National Store storyline. Although
Speaker 2: I think if you're looking at Saquon Barkley season and
Speaker 2: maybe Jalen hurts that that's a reason for you to go,
Speaker 2: all right, I want to see if they can win
Speaker 2: a Super Bowl here sake one Barkley. Considering what happened
Speaker 2: in the off season Giants kicking to the curb. We've
Speaker 2: devalued the running back. He has two thousand yards. You
Speaker 2: can make an argument he was the most valuable player
Speaker 2: on the Eagles and or in the league itself. But
Speaker 2: the whole Chief's fatigue. But watching because your chief dout
Speaker 2: is interesting. When's the last time it was under one
Speaker 2: hundred million fans for the Super Bowl?
Speaker 3: PAULI, I've got the ratings and numbers for every year
Speaker 3: in the past fifty if from twenty eleven to twenty seventeen,
Speaker 3: it always was about one hundred and eleven million viewers.
Speaker 3: For whatever reason, twenty eighteen went down to one oh three,
Speaker 3: twenty nineteen down to ninety eight million, twenty twenty one
Speaker 3: down to ninety five million. That's the lowest in the
Speaker 3: past fifteen years. Then in the past's recovered big time.
Speaker 3: Last year was one hundred and four teen million two
Speaker 3: years ago. I sorry, it was one hundred and fourteen million.
Speaker 3: Last year was one hundred and twenty million. This year
Speaker 3: was rounding up one hundred and twenty seven million. I
Speaker 3: don't remember why the dip would be four years ago.
Speaker 2: When was the last time I handed out the trophy?
Speaker 2: I don't know if there was like a bump in
Speaker 2: those watching well post game boost we're looking for. Yeah,
Speaker 2: so this would have been Philadelphia, New England twenty eighteen.
Speaker 4: Does that sound right?
Speaker 3: I got that as one hundred and four million, all right,
Speaker 3: no problems, okay. Then the big drop was after you laughed?
Speaker 3: Of course, what went down to ninety eight million?
Speaker 4: Okay? One of the reasons. I don't know who was
Speaker 4: handing out the trophy then, But it makes you feel
Speaker 4: better though, it does it does? I mean figure there'd
Speaker 4: be a little bit of a spike there if I'm
Speaker 4: handing out the trophy. Apparently not as much as I thought.
Speaker 2: ALRIGHTY eight seven seven three DP show email address Dpadanpatrick
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Speaker 2: from hour one and what do we going to go
Speaker 2: with an hour two?
Speaker 5: Well, I find our one to be curious. Eagles chief
Speaker 5: super Bowl was memorable for it? Right now it's split
Speaker 5: down the middle between the Eagles defensive dominance and it
Speaker 5: not being memorable at all.
Speaker 6: I wonder why no one is thinking about the Chiefs.
Speaker 4: I don't know. Maybe there's Chiefs fatigue in our pole questions.
Speaker 4: He's fatigue. Yeah.
Speaker 5: Maybe what's the pole question for hour two? I got
Speaker 5: another random one here from Todd with no kids? How
Speaker 5: would you feel about having to go to Disney World
Speaker 5: after winning a title?
Speaker 6: Interesting one.
Speaker 5: I'd be very excited about it. I love Mickey and
Speaker 5: the rides, the tradition, so I'll make the best of it.
Speaker 5: Will you feign enthusiasm and would but kind of dread it?
Speaker 5: Or it's the lamest place on earth?
Speaker 4: Wow?
Speaker 7: Dang?
Speaker 4: Jalen Hurts is engaged. He doesn't have kids, I don't think, but.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you know, going there by yourself, well, he wouldn't
Speaker 2: be by himself, he'd be people. It's not like he's
Speaker 2: just wandering around going you know where's It's a small world.
Speaker 2: I wanna ride on that ride, yes, Todd.
Speaker 8: I just remember Nancy Karradan being in that parade.
Speaker 9: See her.
Speaker 8: You can hear her and read her lips saying like,
Speaker 8: how lame this is?
Speaker 6: Can I get out of here?
Speaker 4: You're right? I forgot all about that. Yeah.
Speaker 2: That uh, that's what people are reading lips. They're got Nancy.
Speaker 2: We know what you're saying there.
Speaker 4: Yes, Paul, I.
Speaker 3: Think going to Disney World without kids sounds refreshing twenty
Speaker 3: two dollars, chicken fingers, all the kids freaking out.
Speaker 4: It's it could get messy down there. It's just the
Speaker 4: kids melt I mean it's hot. There's lines.
Speaker 2: I think the idea I've seen couples before where they're
Speaker 2: bringing their kids to Disney World because I have my
Speaker 2: broadcasting school in Orlando. So I'll get on a plane
Speaker 2: and you got everybody is in a great mood. Everybody
Speaker 2: is happy. This is wonderful. And then you see the
Speaker 2: return flight where mom and dad are miserable, kids are
Speaker 2: like crying, You're broke from all the money that you spend.
Speaker 2: It's like until the next time we do this, Yeah,
Speaker 2: pulling at.
Speaker 3: Least in Vegas, you have a chance to come out ahead.
Speaker 3: A chance, a low chance, but a chance.
Speaker 4: Eight seven seven three DP show yes, Marvin.
Speaker 10: Seeing the parents argue at one another like I'm ready
Speaker 10: to go. Yeah, how much we paid and them yelling
Speaker 10: at the kids and my wife and I we went
Speaker 10: there when I was at the Mothership. The discounts were amazing,
Speaker 10: So you go there, right, Yeah, So we would play
Speaker 10: a game, Hey, let's take a drink every time you
Speaker 10: see a meltdown.
Speaker 4: No matter who it is.
Speaker 10: Dang, you see a meltdown, you just take a drink.
Speaker 4: You had to be drunk.
Speaker 10: I had Shirley Temple, But how he use the bathroom?
Speaker 2: Now? Okay, By the way, Bridget Jones is back for
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Speaker 2: I see any of the other Bridget Jones, but I
Speaker 2: don't know if I have to see this one or
Speaker 2: do I have to Can I see this one or
Speaker 2: do I have to go back to the original there
Speaker 2: with Hugh Grant.
Speaker 3: Yes, Bridget Jones Diary two thousand and one, Bridget Jones
Speaker 3: The Edge of Reality two thousand and four, Bridge Jones
Speaker 3: Baby twenty sixteen, and now this one.
Speaker 4: I give him credit.
Speaker 2: Get a what five or six of these movies out
Speaker 2: of this? I mean, it's kind of the I don't know,
Speaker 2: the what if mission impossible, the rom coms of Mission impossible,
Speaker 2: Like there's five of them, and I think we need
Speaker 2: to talk to Tom Cruise and say Tom, let's stop
Speaker 2: with impossible. It is possible, Mission is really likely. Did
Speaker 2: you see we talked about Denzel Washington and the equalizer
Speaker 2: that he would wear black clothes because he was so heavy.
Speaker 2: Now he's gotten into religion and I think he's going
Speaker 2: to be a minister. And he says that he weighs
Speaker 2: one eighty. He was up to two fifty, so he's
Speaker 2: lost a lot of weight recently. Looks great, but he's
Speaker 2: not don't have to wear the If there's an equalizer
Speaker 2: for then it's gonna be a whole new Denzel Washington.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Paul, Yeah, I'm looking at a picture. You're right.
Speaker 3: He looks way thinn her. The next equalizer should be
Speaker 3: brought to you by Ozepic.
Speaker 2: Well, I don't want to accuse him of anything. No,
Speaker 2: we don't know that.
Speaker 4: Maybe it's just good living. He doesn't drink anymore. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 4: so when he grabs that watch though, you're in trouble.
Speaker 2: Andy in Rhode Island, Hi, Andy, what's on your mind today?
Speaker 4: Good morning?
Speaker 11: Dan, Dennis's going now, Marvin Prissy, Hey, guys, I was
Speaker 11: taken down by the flu, but I picked myself back
Speaker 11: up and I'm back again.
Speaker 12: And then I.
Speaker 11: Want to call him because I feel like there's a
Speaker 11: lot of haters towards Pandora and I can't. I'm not
Speaker 11: hand for that because with the effort that she put in,
Speaker 11: I feel that a lot of people should appreciate it
Speaker 11: because I don't see anyone else throwing their name and
Speaker 11: a ringer and guess what, I'm gonna up up the
Speaker 11: auntie and I'm gonna also be sent in mind. And
Speaker 11: I hope that the critics card come hard for me
Speaker 11: because I'm here for it. And you know what, if
Speaker 11: you if you love the show that that much, you
Speaker 11: should appreciate what everybody tries to put in because there's
Speaker 11: a lot of effort that goes into the show and
Speaker 11: for and honestly, the way I look at it, I'm
Speaker 11: here for it.
Speaker 4: Thank you, Thank you, Eddie.
Speaker 2: I think we got the message there that you think
Speaker 2: Pandora's stat of the Day song sounded good, Marvin. For
Speaker 2: those who weren't with us last hour, Pandora sent in
Speaker 2: a stat of the Day song, stat.
Speaker 4: Of the day, stat of the day. We love your
Speaker 4: status day stat of the Day.
Speaker 2: Okay, that's just a little little taste of Pandora. It
Speaker 2: sounds almost burlesque like, like there might be some some
Speaker 2: tassels involved.
Speaker 4: Now that's what makes us so wonderful. Thank you, Tom.
Speaker 4: She's putting clothes on. Yes, yes, Marvin, I.
Speaker 10: Thought it was kind of Lilith Fairish, Lilith Fair.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 10: She's about to open up for the Indigo Girls.
Speaker 6: For the day's today.
Speaker 12: She has.
Speaker 4: J Lama, Jim and Iowa Hi Jim. What's on your
Speaker 4: mind today?
Speaker 9: Hey Dan, first time, long time. So I think the
Speaker 9: Super Bowl will be the memorable for Chief Snowshell and
Speaker 9: Eagle's dominance. But the best line was my brother, a
Speaker 9: big Bear stand in Chicago about two thirds to the
Speaker 9: Super Bowl, texted me and said, this is what Mahomes
Speaker 9: would be playing like if he was drafted by the Bears.
Speaker 4: That is true. That is true. We've talked about that.
Speaker 2: Where you go, who's your coach, continuity, consistency with ownership,
Speaker 2: your coordinators, all of that, all of that matters with
Speaker 2: your success. You can be a good quarterback on a
Speaker 2: bad team and you know, trying to lift up a team.
Speaker 2: Did you see where Cam Newton he was on a
Speaker 2: podcast and he talked about when he first got drafted
Speaker 2: by Carolina. He said, you know I got drafted number one.
Speaker 2: I was going to a bad team or my you know,
Speaker 2: he was basically talking about who was on his team
Speaker 2: at the time.
Speaker 4: And I looked at the roster.
Speaker 2: If you look, he had Steve Smith on there, greg
Speaker 2: Olsen was on there. But I think Cam's quote is,
Speaker 2: you know, kind of like I went to a bad team.
Speaker 4: They had a bad record.
Speaker 2: I think the players that he had on that team
Speaker 2: that wasn't a bad team. That's why Caleb should have
Speaker 2: been better. Bear should have been better. They won seven
Speaker 2: games the previous year. It's not like they're Tennessee and
Speaker 2: you know what with Tennessee and you're starting to hear
Speaker 2: this now. This was brought up, I don't know, probably
Speaker 2: six weeks ago, maybe by a guest on the show,
Speaker 2: and I'm trying to remember who it was. Might have
Speaker 2: been Diana Russini who talked about, you know, maybe if
Speaker 2: the Jets don't bring Aaron Rodgers back, he has a
Speaker 2: place in Nashville, maybe he would want to play for
Speaker 2: the Tennessee Titans. And if that's the case, that feels like, hey,
Speaker 2: I still want to prove I can play. You're not
Speaker 2: going to be playing in you know, playoff games, and
Speaker 2: you're going to a team that has no identity whatsoever.
Speaker 2: But if you're Aaron Rodgers, do you want to do
Speaker 2: you have a chip on your shoulder that you want
Speaker 2: to play in showpie? Because here are the Jets. They're
Speaker 2: desperate for a quarterback. I think we can all agree
Speaker 2: on that, but they're not desperate enough to bring Aaron
Speaker 2: Rodgers back, which is the right decision. The question is
Speaker 2: how many teams would be interested in bringing in Aaron
Speaker 2: Rodgers for one year? If I'm Tennessee, Will Levis is
Speaker 2: not the answer at least doesn't appear to be. Do
Speaker 2: you want to bring in Aaron Rodgers for a one year?
Speaker 2: And I think that would be the interesting part of
Speaker 2: are you going to draft Travis Hunter? Are you going
Speaker 2: to trade down? You better bolster your offensive line if
Speaker 2: you're considering bringing in Aaron Rodgers because he'll be out
Speaker 2: of football by you know, week five. But I mean
Speaker 2: you talk about it's one thing to be bad and
Speaker 2: be boring or irrelevant. You know, there are teams that
Speaker 2: aren't good, but they're still interesting. If I if you're
Speaker 2: going to draft somebody, draft Travis Hunter. Now I'm going
Speaker 2: to watch if he's going to be a two way
Speaker 2: player and you know he might be an All Pro
Speaker 2: at defensive back.
Speaker 4: I think the two way player.
Speaker 2: I think that he's such a great athlete in college,
Speaker 2: you could get away with just being a great athlete.
Speaker 4: At wide receiver.
Speaker 2: In the NFL, you're going to have to run routes,
Speaker 2: and we've had people who are saying defensive back plug
Speaker 2: and play. You know, wide receiver might take him a
Speaker 2: little while to understand the nuances of He'll have the talent,
Speaker 2: but to understand the nuances, yes, Ton.
Speaker 8: Assuming he has a few decent options for next season,
Speaker 8: is there really any scenario, knowing his ego and wanting attention,
Speaker 8: that Aaron Rodgers would retire and let things end the
Speaker 8: way they did last year. That'd be the final note
Speaker 8: of his career.
Speaker 4: I have no idea.
Speaker 8: We have a team saying no, thank you, we don't
Speaker 8: want He's not even saying no to them. They're getting
Speaker 8: ahead of it and saying you're not back with us.
Speaker 2: I don't know what his mindset is until he comes
Speaker 2: on the show or he's on McAfee, and you know,
Speaker 2: Pat presses him on how much do you want to play?
Speaker 2: Where do you want to play? Can you play? How
Speaker 2: important is playing and going out on top? I don't
Speaker 2: even know what that means when they say going out
Speaker 2: on top. The only way to go out on top
Speaker 2: is when you win a Super Bowl, because anything other
Speaker 2: than that is gosh, that's a disappointment. Are we lost
Speaker 2: in the second round or we didn't make the play?
Speaker 2: I mean, then you're chasing your tail. That doesn't make
Speaker 2: any sense. But do I think Aaron I think the
Speaker 2: Jets made the right decision not bringing him back. I
Speaker 2: wouldn't do that if I'm Aaron Glenn. I don't want
Speaker 2: to walk into that. I don't want to be held hostage.
Speaker 2: I'm not interested in that at all. And he needs
Speaker 2: to move forward New GM. Let's go, let's do it
Speaker 2: my way. I don't want Aaron Rodgers left over there.
Speaker 2: But can I see him playing in Tennessee? Yeah, I guess,
Speaker 2: I guess. All right, let me take a break. Steve
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Speaker 2: We've enjoyed the insights of Steve Young, one of the
Speaker 2: smartest football minds that I know, Hall of Famer, three
Speaker 2: times Super Bowl champ. Wanted to tap in one more
Speaker 2: time before we said goodbye to this season. Steve kind
Speaker 2: enough to join us once again. What will you take
Speaker 2: away from this Super Bowl? If I said there's one
Speaker 2: memory ten years now, you're going to think about what
Speaker 2: with this Super Bowl?
Speaker 15: Well, there's the three peat, the chance to be a
Speaker 15: three p which we tried in the late eighties and
Speaker 15: the early nineties failed. And to see the emotional bankruptcy
Speaker 15: that the Chiefs showed up with, especially offensively, with that
Speaker 15: on the line, with like history on the line, it
Speaker 15: kind of feels like the Patriots when they played the
Speaker 15: Giants in two thousand and eight when they had the
Speaker 15: undefeated season. You're like, you're gonna go down as the
Speaker 15: greatest team, the greatest team that ever played. Possibly you
Speaker 15: could just you can make that argument, and to come
Speaker 15: out and emotionally lay it so flat was just shocking.
Speaker 4: I didn't understand the play calling here.
Speaker 2: You of course played the position a quarterback, but it
Speaker 2: felt like they were doing the same thing and didn't
Speaker 2: make any adjustments.
Speaker 4: What adjustments should they have made?
Speaker 15: Well, I think the problem was is that I'm sure
Speaker 15: Andy was coach readers, probably scratching his heads like wait
Speaker 15: a second, like I'm calling some plays here and like
Speaker 15: to have no option.
Speaker 7: And then Patrick essentially, you know, you go down early.
Speaker 15: The Chiefs have done that before, go down ten nothing,
Speaker 15: It's like, okay, we'll hang around, everything will be fine.
Speaker 15: Then Patrick gives up fourteen points like that, and that's
Speaker 15: where it all turned.
Speaker 7: And so like, are those.
Speaker 15: First three or four drives, Yeah, you know I should
Speaker 15: play you know three and out come up with something
Speaker 15: better than that. Everyone should take you know, Andy should
Speaker 15: take some of that blame. Everyone should take the blame.
Speaker 15: It just felt like, emotionally, when you have four guys
Speaker 15: in the game today. We talked about this every time
Speaker 15: we get on about how games change, the defense is
Speaker 15: really put under the gun. They can't rule the they
Speaker 15: can't rule like they used to. And so the low
Speaker 15: four guys, not five or six, no blitz I don't
Speaker 15: think it blitzed.
Speaker 7: One time in forty two snaps.
Speaker 15: There's just there was nothing the threat and other than
Speaker 15: four guys just pounding you in the submission, four guys
Speaker 15: in the NFL today, defensive line should not be able
Speaker 15: at any circumstance to put you in that kind of
Speaker 15: a bind. And so to me, that's just an emotional
Speaker 15: readiness to go fight, and that they didn't have obviously
Speaker 15: the offensive line, and then obviously play calling everything, everything
Speaker 15: kind of just point Haywire.
Speaker 2: I thought that they would at least try to run.
Speaker 2: Philadelphia was using Saquon Barkley. They weren't getting yards, but
Speaker 2: he had twenty five carries.
Speaker 15: You look back and when you want to establish something,
Speaker 15: especially when you can't block four guys. Yeah, I mean
Speaker 15: that's pretty obvious Dan that they the first three series
Speaker 15: got nothing, and you know, I think they were trying
Speaker 15: to In my mind, I think that they felt like
Speaker 15: the Eagles were going to score thirty and so that
Speaker 15: you got to keep up and wanted to start that way.
Speaker 15: I can't really go against especially play call Andy Reid,
Speaker 15: like he's always got something in his pocket.
Speaker 7: He's always got some cool.
Speaker 15: Play when it really matters, and so you know, to
Speaker 15: open the game and kind of fall flat on your
Speaker 15: face is super unusual.
Speaker 2: Is this just a bad night or is there something
Speaker 2: maybe more systemic to this?
Speaker 4: Moving forward?
Speaker 7: Well, that defense is ready to play.
Speaker 15: That defense is ready to you know, I think they
Speaker 15: came and there's four or five series they're just like, look,
Speaker 15: give us some help. And I think that for whatever reason,
Speaker 15: I don't, I how can it be systemic? You got
Speaker 15: one of the great innovative play callers in the history
Speaker 15: of the game, you got one of the great quarterbacks
Speaker 15: in the game. You're gonna have to read tools that
Speaker 15: people could, you know, continue to age. But there's no
Speaker 15: reason to think that what we saw at.
Speaker 7: Super Bowl Sunday was even close to anything.
Speaker 15: They don't want to ever do again, Like, please tell
Speaker 15: me you're gonna wash your hands and move on, because
Speaker 15: that was that was not that was terrible.
Speaker 2: And I guess that we can kind of tamp down
Speaker 2: the mahomes Is on Tom Brady's heels, his greatest quarterback
Speaker 2: of all time.
Speaker 7: Yeah, that would have been.
Speaker 15: Yeah, the talk would have been super hot, and probably
Speaker 15: for good reason, because he's got.
Speaker 7: Four already headed for who knows how many.
Speaker 15: You still got to figure that the AFC, with the
Speaker 15: with the weapons that they have at quarterback that I
Speaker 15: said a few years ago, they're going to trade Joe Burrow,
Speaker 15: Josh Allen and he are going to trade super Bowls
Speaker 15: for the next ten years.
Speaker 7: So it's just been Patrick.
Speaker 15: But until for the Nose, you got to figure that
Speaker 15: Patrick's gonna be in the mix.
Speaker 2: Talking to Steve Young, the three times Super Bowl champ,
Speaker 2: what's it like to go to the line of scrimmage
Speaker 2: and maybe you didn't feel this, but go to line
Speaker 2: of scrimmage knowing they're coming after you, and they're getting
Speaker 2: there a whole lot more often and quicker than you
Speaker 2: thought they were going to.
Speaker 15: But see the theme. Patrick has dealt with this before.
Speaker 15: I mean, he's he's the guy that has an answer.
Speaker 15: He's mature to a point where he doesn't have to
Speaker 15: look far downfield. It felt like he would. He just
Speaker 15: he was looking for something great or amazing or super
Speaker 15: you know, like the Superman stuff of.
Speaker 7: His early days.
Speaker 15: Would really just drop it off, get it out, blitz coverage,
Speaker 15: you know, I mean.
Speaker 7: Get drop off the outlet.
Speaker 15: Like just like it felt like. And then also they
Speaker 15: kept getting in third and long jams every time he
Speaker 15: like it was third and eighteen third, and like he
Speaker 15: can't play ball that way.
Speaker 2: But Brady talked about his footwork. He kept talking about
Speaker 2: how Patrick was uncomfortable, he kept looking at his footwork
Speaker 2: in the pocket.
Speaker 7: I agree with it.
Speaker 15: I think that his response felt it felt like the
Speaker 15: Bucks game the Super Bowl a few years ago, where
Speaker 15: just look, we understand you're under siege. We get it,
Speaker 15: but like, no, it doesn't have to go down that way.
Speaker 7: You get it.
Speaker 15: You have an answer. I mean, you're Patrick Mahomes. Come
Speaker 15: up with an answer, and that just and then when
Speaker 15: he did, that's when he threw the pick six. Then
Speaker 15: he did, he got hit and through the next pick
Speaker 15: and all of a sudden, it's twenty.
Speaker 7: Four or nothing.
Speaker 15: And uh, you've just you put yourself in the you
Speaker 15: know a'll bide, you can't get out of it.
Speaker 2: And also you know this because well you're on the
Speaker 2: winning side of it. But when things happen, the mistakes
Speaker 2: metastasize because it's the Super Bowl, like there's no tomorrow.
Speaker 2: Everything is so important, and you know, if you don't
Speaker 2: score here and then the next time you press a
Speaker 2: little bit more. And it felt like that that it
Speaker 2: just that's why we used to have these blowouts in
Speaker 2: the Super Bowl. It felt like, man, it's just on
Speaker 2: a roll and you can't stop it.
Speaker 7: Stop it.
Speaker 15: Well, Championship football, unlike baseball, basketball, seven game series we've
Speaker 15: talked about all the time, it happens in a series
Speaker 15: and the really really sophisticated, mature teams recognize that and
Speaker 15: don't waste a down in championship football. And the Chiefs
Speaker 15: have gotten away with wasting a lot of downs in
Speaker 15: CHAMPIONI football and.
Speaker 7: Still figured it out. You can make a case for
Speaker 7: the Chiefs being zero to five in Super Bowls.
Speaker 15: It's like within a whisker two of the forty nine ers,
Speaker 15: another one with the Eagles the first time. So like
Speaker 15: they ride the rail and they've they've come through so
Speaker 15: many times, and here, all of a sudden, it just
Speaker 15: got away from them. They were down ten to nothing.
Speaker 15: They probably felt like, oh, yeah, we've been here before,
Speaker 15: we get this. We're a little bit of a season.
Speaker 15: And that's when he threw the pick six.
Speaker 7: That's when things turned haywire.
Speaker 2: There wasn't social media when you guys were going for
Speaker 2: a three peat, But was America tired of the forty
Speaker 2: nine ers?
Speaker 15: Everyone gets like the Yankees back in the day or
Speaker 15: the Patriots for those years. They people like to see
Speaker 15: new people and uh, I don't know if that's actually
Speaker 15: true thing, it's just a theme, but we've got to
Speaker 15: I mean, we've got to recognize them. So, especially in
Speaker 15: today's commoditized NFL, you can stay on top today. That's
Speaker 15: a heck of a thing because everything about the game
Speaker 15: is pressing you back to the median and you're getting
Speaker 15: I'm gonna stay elite. So it's shocking in today's game
Speaker 15: that people can stay on top. But it's what's amazing
Speaker 15: is as much as they try to commoditize it all,
Speaker 15: there's still ten teams that you're gonna see every year
Speaker 15: because they're so well run. They have the quarterbacks that
Speaker 15: matter today, the guys that can run. Even with jalend Hurts,
Speaker 15: you know, his legs made the game. As with every
Speaker 15: championship game into the future, will matter. You're the quarterbacks,
Speaker 15: legs will decide the game. And it happened again.
Speaker 2: I want to ask you a couple other topics outside
Speaker 2: of the super Bowl. Tennessee's on the clock and maybe
Speaker 2: Travis Hunter, two way player with Colorado Dion, was on
Speaker 2: the show on Ride Egg and he says he sees
Speaker 2: him playing both offense and defense, and it feels like
Speaker 2: he can be an all pro cornerback type talent. I
Speaker 2: don't know if you he seems a little rough as
Speaker 2: far as a wide receiver. You can get away with
Speaker 2: that in college, I don't know if you can in
Speaker 2: the NFL. Could you see Tennessee, Let's say they take
Speaker 2: him using him both ways.
Speaker 7: You'd have to You can't. One thing's for sure.
Speaker 15: You can't play all pro corner without locking it down,
Speaker 15: like you can't be messing around now. Dion did what
Speaker 15: I think you could think Travis could do, which is, look,
Speaker 15: I'm gonna be a shutdown all pro corner and I
Speaker 15: can run some routes. I can come in and do
Speaker 15: a couple of things. I can set up in the
Speaker 15: slot and do some cool stuff. But not full time,
Speaker 15: no way. I just the game is the two demanding
Speaker 15: athletically that you know to put and he plays on
Speaker 15: offense and he he plays on defense.
Speaker 7: It's just asking too much.
Speaker 15: And I don't think you can if he's going to
Speaker 15: be a full time receiver and then go toy at corner.
Speaker 7: That doesn't work.
Speaker 15: You know, you know that you can't just go like,
Speaker 15: oh yeah, they kept a couple of plays at corner.
Speaker 15: You're gonna get yourself roasted.
Speaker 2: Well, I would have him play majority of the plays
Speaker 2: at corner and then sprinkle sprinkle in.
Speaker 7: Play off, play off pro corner.
Speaker 15: And yes, I think Dean did that with us with
Speaker 15: the forty nine ers for the year, and then he
Speaker 15: did it before, like line up, have some cool routes
Speaker 15: and do it every once in a while, be fine,
Speaker 15: red zone kind of cool stuff.
Speaker 7: You know.
Speaker 4: But how often did he say I want to play
Speaker 4: offense when he was with you guys?
Speaker 7: Super Bowl? Hey man, super Bowl? Let me run?
Speaker 14: He did.
Speaker 7: He ran a couple of routes in the Super Bowl.
Speaker 4: So so he does he go to you and say
Speaker 4: I want to play or does he go to coach?
Speaker 15: He lets you know one thing about Dion, he never
Speaker 15: had He never wondered, never wondered when he felt what
Speaker 15: he was thinking. Remember I told you the time Dan
Speaker 15: when he's like he pulled me aside, said Steve, look,
Speaker 15: I'm a marketing magician. There's two parade, you know. There's
Speaker 15: the I'm gonna be the greatest work ethic you ever seen.
Speaker 15: I'm gonna be ready for every game but then I
Speaker 15: have this other parade that you're gonna watch. Get some
Speaker 15: popcorn and enjoy it.
Speaker 7: And I really did.
Speaker 15: He was an amazing athlete, I mean, an amazing teammate.
Speaker 15: He worked harder than everybody, and then he had this
Speaker 15: other parade that he did that you know, he navigated.
Speaker 7: It was a lot of fun.
Speaker 4: What was it like to face him?
Speaker 7: Though he was one of the rare court I would
Speaker 7: imagine playing Michael Jordan. There are athletes that defy your eye.
Speaker 7: You know, you got to understand.
Speaker 15: My job is to be able to sense the speed
Speaker 15: and athleticism of who I'm throwing the ball against so
Speaker 15: that I know that the ball is safe. How many
Speaker 15: times you've seen a football throwne that's just barely out
Speaker 15: of someone's reach, you know, because you judge that and
Speaker 15: that split second knowledge. He defied that to me. There
Speaker 15: are ball the footballs that I threw that I'm like,
Speaker 15: that's fine. And then he would not make him I'm like,
Speaker 15: wait a second, my eyeball can't can't gauge him, So
Speaker 15: I didn't. I tried not to mess with him as
Speaker 15: much just because you couldn't make the judgment. And I
Speaker 15: feel like there are athletes that you see something, see
Speaker 15: them do something, and you go, wha wait, I gotta
Speaker 15: see that again, because that didn't make my eye didn't
Speaker 15: cover up.
Speaker 7: It didn't make sense to me, And Michael George's probably
Speaker 7: that way as well.
Speaker 4: If you're Aaron Rodgers, what would you do.
Speaker 15: In today's game? Tom Brady said it best. The flats
Speaker 15: are always open, the middle of the field is unpatrolled.
Speaker 7: And no one could hit me. And by the way,
Speaker 7: I make fifty million dollars.
Speaker 15: So I think that Aaron, because he's healthy a full
Speaker 15: year look at the mobility is down everything else. But
Speaker 15: if you can get to a place that understands the position,
Speaker 15: has innovative mindsets, there's more and more places like that
Speaker 15: that you can get where you can take advantage of
Speaker 15: the you know, the new football that's being played. If
Speaker 15: he can get to one of those spots, I'm sure
Speaker 15: he'd still loved go play some great football, especially with
Speaker 15: one innovative minds. So I don't think I mean if
Speaker 15: he might be forced to retire because no one will do,
Speaker 15: you know, give him the job, But I think someone
Speaker 15: I look, you can't go to a place where it's
Speaker 15: not set up.
Speaker 7: For the quarterback. I mean, just flaught out, not even
Speaker 7: gonna bother with it. He already he just did that
Speaker 7: with the Jets. So you're not gonna do it again.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but I wonder who looks at their team and says,
Speaker 2: that's what we need. He'll be the difference maker. The
Speaker 2: Jets thought that they were getting that guy.
Speaker 15: I know, yeah, but then I look, the one thing
Speaker 15: I do know is that he was he was taught
Speaker 15: in a more sophisticated era, and Tom Brady, Peyton Manning,
Speaker 15: they all took advantage of it. Matthew Stafford's taken advantage
Speaker 15: of it. This is a game that's significantly easier. I look,
Speaker 15: I like some old guy yell and I'll get off
Speaker 15: my lawn. But like, the game is significantly less sophisticated
Speaker 15: in that way, and so he can take advantage of it.
Speaker 15: He knows that, and so if he can get to
Speaker 15: a good spot, look I would I would go try
Speaker 15: to take advantage, especially if you can still run around
Speaker 15: a little bit.
Speaker 7: That's that's the game today.
Speaker 2: Did you think about coming out of retirement at any
Speaker 2: point after you've retired.
Speaker 15: You always think about it, Dan, I mean the thing
Speaker 15: that you're you know, you're one of the best in
Speaker 15: the world is something, and then you retire and you're
Speaker 15: not You're not that anymore. And then you look out
Speaker 15: in the future you're not even good at anything else.
Speaker 15: And that's what's somming about it, right, You're at the
Speaker 15: bottom of I always describe it as a bottom of
Speaker 15: a bottom of a cliff. You've fallen in a bag
Speaker 15: of bones and like you gotta it's a death. And
Speaker 15: so if someone said you, hey, that thing that you're
Speaker 15: great at, you're not gonna be great at things in
Speaker 15: your whole life ever again, Like that that thing you're
Speaker 15: great at, let's do it again.
Speaker 7: Like, yeah, let's do that again, because that's what I'm
Speaker 7: best at.
Speaker 15: So it goes through your mind for years cause you think, oh,
Speaker 15: you know, that was what I'm best at. But you
Speaker 15: have to That was like Roger stob I gave me
Speaker 15: the best advice ever, Just run, Steve. The game will
Speaker 15: never leave you, but you gotta leave it.
Speaker 7: You got to run. And so emotionally more than anything.
Speaker 15: And I think that's probably why, because you know, the
Speaker 15: next day when you find out you're not good at
Speaker 15: even I'm not great.
Speaker 7: I'm not even good at anything else, You're like, dang
Speaker 7: or do I get started?
Speaker 4: Did you have to retire? Did you have to?
Speaker 11: Yeah?
Speaker 7: A little bit, I think that, you know, I didn't
Speaker 7: know I could have gone to Denver.
Speaker 15: Mike, Shanaan and I had long conversations about it, and uh,
Speaker 15: my wife still tells me that I was an idiot
Speaker 15: not to do it.
Speaker 4: But yeah, so no, wait, how close were you playing
Speaker 4: for the Broncos? Uh?
Speaker 7: Closer than the Dodgers?
Speaker 15: Okay, but right, but you know what I mean, Like
Speaker 15: it was it was definitely something that could have happened.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and your wife said that you should do it.
Speaker 2: See that's the interesting part there that you know. Usually
Speaker 2: it's the other way around, I know. So you would
Speaker 2: have taken over for Ryan Greasy.
Speaker 7: Yeah, Mike ha heard ganging up on me.
Speaker 15: So yeah, but that's but that's the hard part again,
Speaker 15: what your best at Steve keep doing it like, yeah,
Speaker 15: you know that's what was unusual about him.
Speaker 4: Thanks again for making time for us.
Speaker 7: Dan, you're the man.
Speaker 4: Travel Thank you about it.
Speaker 2: That's a Steve Young Hall of Famer, always fun to
Speaker 2: talk to, Always great conversations. Feels like those are the
Speaker 2: conversations I would have with him if I wasn't on
Speaker 2: the show. There's a certain guy, Reggie Miller, Charles you know,
Speaker 2: there's John Smoltz. There's probably ten guys that I feel
Speaker 2: like what we talk about is what we would talk
Speaker 2: about if we weren't on the show. But Steve won
Speaker 2: three Super Bowls and a two time NFL MVP. A
Speaker 2: couple of phone calls Rodney in Hampton, not to be
Speaker 2: confused with Rodney Hampton.
Speaker 12: Hey, Dan, two posts. Super Bowl perspective is number one.
Speaker 12: Andy Reid is a good coach. Well, let's pump the
Speaker 12: brakes from the greatest of all time. Case in point.
Speaker 12: He's been embarrassed and blown out in two Super Bowls.
Speaker 12: Tom Land, we lost three Super Bowls by a total
Speaker 12: of eleven points. Furthermore, I don't know if you know
Speaker 12: this or not, Dan, but the NFC East has the
Speaker 12: most Super Bowl wins with fourteen. Second is the AFC
Speaker 12: West with ten. For the Philadelphia fans out there, every
Speaker 12: team in the East not only won multiple Super Bowls
Speaker 12: before Philly got their first one, but they always have
Speaker 12: and always will be the fourth best history success story
Speaker 12: of the four teams in the East.
Speaker 9: Love your.
Speaker 15: Stata Day, Stata the j Stanta, the j oh damn
Speaker 15: give us.
Speaker 4: Status? All right, that's uh, that's Pandora from Las Vegas. Danny, Yes, uh.
Speaker 8: I'm starting to feel a little less excited about it.
Speaker 7: My initial thought was, yeah, no, I don't know.
Speaker 2: It's starting to uhy like feathers tassels, headdress.
Speaker 4: Yeah, smoke a little little.
Speaker 7: Really and Oddley turned on by it, which is even
Speaker 7: more than the.
Speaker 4: Thank you to all Right, we'll take a break. More
Speaker 4: phone calls coming up after this.
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Speaker 4: Is it too early to play the Aaron Rodgers game?
Speaker 4: You want to beat the rush?
Speaker 2: Feels like there's a lot of people already with a
Speaker 2: head start on this since the end of the season.
Speaker 2: All right, where will Aaron Rodgers be next year at
Speaker 2: the start of the NFL season?
Speaker 4: Where will he be?
Speaker 7: Todd?
Speaker 4: I'm going to start with you.
Speaker 7: The New Orleans Saints.
Speaker 6: I'm gonna take a chance.
Speaker 7: On out in a week division.
Speaker 2: So they're kicking Derek car to the curve. Would you
Speaker 2: rather have Derek Carr or Aaron Rodgers.
Speaker 7: I think Aaron.
Speaker 2: Rodgers Seaton next year started the NFL season, Aaron Rodgers.
Speaker 4: Will be where.
Speaker 6: Sitting in a studio hosting his own podcast.
Speaker 4: Okay.
Speaker 5: I think he's probably getting more out of the reaction
Speaker 5: he gets from Pat McAfee's show than he does on
Speaker 5: the field. And I think that his personality. I think
Speaker 5: there's a reason that he's still bringing up a stupid uh.
Speaker 6: It looks like the leagues immunized.
Speaker 5: Me because he gets exactly the kind of reaction that
Speaker 5: he wants where people are like, oh my god, this
Speaker 5: dude still bring He gets that attention.
Speaker 6: He's not getting that on the field anymore.
Speaker 10: Marvin the Tennessee Titans, I don't think he's going to
Speaker 10: retire yet.
Speaker 4: Okay, and you buying into Tennessee Titans, huh, Paul.
Speaker 3: This team has a history of doing stuff like this
Speaker 3: with older quarterbacks the Indianapolis Colts or Colts.
Speaker 4: Hmm.
Speaker 2: I think the fact that he came back to the
Speaker 2: Jets to talk to the Jets about maybe coming back
Speaker 2: and playing another season tells you he wants to play it.
Speaker 2: Because if he knew they were moving on or had
Speaker 2: an idea, then you wouldn't have flown back to talk
Speaker 2: to the Jets unless there was something contractually that you know,
Speaker 2: when he gets dismissed cut, you know he's got certain
Speaker 2: money coming to him. I don't know the intricacies of that,
Speaker 2: but he did come back met with them, so it
Speaker 2: feels like he was still fighting to play one more year.
Speaker 2: I don't know if it's a case of if I
Speaker 2: can't play for the Jets, then I don't want to
Speaker 2: play anymore. I'll say Tennessee just because I don't think
Speaker 2: Pittsburgh would make that mistake. But they're closer to winning something.
Speaker 2: That's where is Aaron Rodgers better than Justin Fields or
Speaker 2: Russell Wilson And yes, went healthy, Yes he is. But
Speaker 2: could I see the Raiders. I just don't know if
Speaker 2: Tom Brady is going to walk into that and go,
Speaker 2: I'm going to start my tenure as an owner with
Speaker 2: a guy who's going to be there for one year
Speaker 2: and I'm going to have to, I don't know, deal
Speaker 2: with those things. They I mean they want Shador Sanders.
Speaker 2: I think the Giants are going to end up with
Speaker 2: Shadoor sad He.
Speaker 8: Has to interesting our pick. Saints, Colts, Titans very winnable
Speaker 8: divisions you've put him in. Maybe he can get them
Speaker 8: over the hump, not necessarily anywhere near a super Bowl,
Speaker 8: but to at least win that division, whether it be
Speaker 8: the NFC South or AFC.
Speaker 2: South, anybody else, any other teams that we would throw
Speaker 2: in their Paul.
Speaker 3: I've got the top ten odds. How about the San
Speaker 3: Francisco forty nine ers now all party all the time.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think that they've reportedly already started negotiations.
Speaker 4: I think that's where they.
Speaker 2: I would say, look, you're not going to be the
Speaker 2: highest paid quarterback because we want to make sure we
Speaker 2: keep talent around you and this will ensure success for you.
Speaker 2: Let's come up with a contract that makes sense for both.
Speaker 2: Patrick Mahomes did this for the Kansas City Chiefs, So
Speaker 2: the best quarterback in the game did this to the
Speaker 2: Kansas City Chiefs, gave them what's turned out to be
Speaker 2: a bargain. Brock Purdy needs to know where he stands
Speaker 2: and what's important. Patrick Mahomes wanted to make sure that
Speaker 2: he got super bowls. If Brock Purty wants to do that,
Speaker 2: get back to a super Bowl, I think you got
Speaker 2: to do a deal that's friendly to both, not a
Speaker 2: team friendly but friendly to both.
Speaker 3: Yes, Paul, here's a couple more than in the top
Speaker 3: ten of current odds, the la Rams. The reasoning that
Speaker 3: I'm reading here is if the Matthew Stafford deal is
Speaker 3: too big for two years, it doesn't feel like it doesn't.
Speaker 2: No, but Sean McVay with him would be certainly interesting.
Speaker 2: But you're moving on from Cooper Cup Who else is
Speaker 2: in there?
Speaker 3: How about this one? I was thinking about this. How
Speaker 3: about the Cleveland Browns? Their quarterback just tore his achilles again.
Speaker 3: They're probably trying to get out of that contract. They're
Speaker 3: not a bad roster, They're not a horrible roster.
Speaker 4: I don't know. But do you want to go from easy?
Speaker 11: No?
Speaker 4: I don't.
Speaker 2: I wouldn't want to do that if you're Aaron both
Speaker 2: like the Browns need to figure this out. Are you
Speaker 2: hitting the reset button? And that's the case, then trade
Speaker 2: Miles Garrett get out from underneath to Sean Watson's contract.
Speaker 2: You know you're trying to get a new stage. This
Speaker 2: doesn't help you get a new stadium. Be like, I
Speaker 2: don't want to support that anybody else on that list.
Speaker 4: This is a week ago, but the Vikings were in
Speaker 4: the top ten of the odds. Yeah, I don't see.
Speaker 4: It doesn't seem like.
Speaker 2: It unless we're gonna, you know, complete the Brett Favre
Speaker 2: trilogy here storyline.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I don't.
Speaker 6: I don't know.
Speaker 2: That's the Aaron Rodgers game. Tomorrow, We're gonna play the
Speaker 2: Brock Party game. Yes, Chuck in Vegas? Hi, Chuck, what's
Speaker 2: on your mind?
Speaker 14: Ay?
Speaker 16: Good morning, DJ, Thanks for taking a call. I was
Speaker 16: just curious after last year when Fritzy went from New
Speaker 16: York to Florida to get to Vegas. This year, did
Speaker 16: he go from New York to Vegas to get to
Speaker 16: New Orleans?
Speaker 7: Todd?
Speaker 4: Your flight plan?
Speaker 8: I went from Hartford to Charlotte draw Out to New Orleans,
Speaker 8: which is kind of normal going back a little question.
Speaker 8: But but based on the time I was looking to leave,
Speaker 8: I went to Chicago. O hair from New Orleans and
Speaker 8: Chicago hair to Heartbreak. So yeah, I went to Chicago,
Speaker 8: which is a little off roots, but that was the
Speaker 8: best at least I can find for a mid afternoon departure.
Speaker 2: I think that you could work for Fox Sports, because
Speaker 2: Seatan was talking about this during the Super Bowl, that
Speaker 2: they're really good at emphasizing the last word.
Speaker 4: Oh hair cago o hair to Bradley upward? Didn't you
Speaker 4: have your imitation seatan of those working for Fox? I
Speaker 4: flew right past there, so yeah, yeah, yeah I did.
Speaker 4: Wait is that your Aaron Andrews impersonation?
Speaker 6: He has the same accent.
Speaker 5: Oh he's the exact same accent as Kevin Burkhard, Tom
Speaker 5: Brady and everybody else.
Speaker 2: If you listen to her podcast you can hear it.
Speaker 2: So Todd, you got a future when this show ends.
Speaker 2: There you go, you could work at Fox?
Speaker 7: Oh nice? Why not? Eh?
Speaker 8: Or I'll do the podcast with Caris and Aaron if
Speaker 8: they're looking for a third.
Speaker 1: But we can do that.
Speaker 7: Is that asking too much?
Speaker 4: Probably?
Speaker 8: Probably ask you too much?
Speaker 4: Probably?
Speaker 2: Maybe Nick Wright would have you on. Nick Wright I
Speaker 2: believe is joining us tomorrow on the troil is. Yeah,
Speaker 2: he got roughed up yesterday afternoon on his show. He
Speaker 2: got roughed up. It was fun. They had a marching band,
Speaker 2: like all these things. They were preparing for Kansas City
Speaker 2: to win three pete confetti, marching band, banners.
Speaker 4: All of that.
Speaker 2: So they just said, well, we spent all this money,
Speaker 2: we got to go through with it. Kevin Bacon, great actor,
Speaker 2: and big Eagles fan. He'll join us coming up in
Speaker 2: about twenty five minutes from now. Two hours in the books,
Speaker 2: one more to go on this Tuesday. Back after this