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Speaker 5: Well, hey, let me give you a quick update. Most
Speaker 5: surprising in the Super Bowl this year. Patriots are running
Speaker 5: away with that vote over the Seahawks. We have if
Speaker 5: you view a field goal in the red zone as
Speaker 5: adding three points are losing four? Huge portion of that, say,
Speaker 5: adding three points and now losing four. And who had
Speaker 5: the worst day yesterday? The Vikings franchise slightly, slightly by
Speaker 5: about a point, beating out Fritzy. The Jets franchise has
Speaker 5: about twenty two percent of that vote. Marvin's just sent
Speaker 5: over a poll question. Who should everyone know about before
Speaker 5: the big Game?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 2: It's Jackson Smith, Jigma. Absolutely are those the candida? I mean,
Speaker 2: how many Candidas?
Speaker 5: Oh he would be a on there, Yeah, Jackson Smith
Speaker 5: and Jigbah Drake May, Kenneth Walker the Junior, the third Yeah.
Speaker 2: And Mike McDonald, Yes, yeah, we're gonna know all about
Speaker 2: Sam Donald because I'm sure they'll be you know, a
Speaker 2: feature or two on Sam Donald.
Speaker 5: Yes, if you are the Patriots, do you double team
Speaker 5: JSN or do you put Christian Gonzales on there and
Speaker 5: just give that head to head matchup that probably everybody
Speaker 5: wants to see but might not get the chance to.
Speaker 2: Well, I would do what Belichick does, and that is
Speaker 2: why not double team your best player and then single
Speaker 2: cover your second best player.
Speaker 4: That's a smart way to do it.
Speaker 7: Yes, yeah, yeah, there's one touchdown player where the Rams
Speaker 7: didn't cover him at all. That was a really really
Speaker 7: curious strategy to just let him run wild.
Speaker 4: How do you lose sight of him?
Speaker 7: They're incredulous, the announcers.
Speaker 2: Well, and Sam Donald did a great job, you know,
Speaker 2: kind of finding some time in there, and he stepped
Speaker 2: up and then he threw it to him. But I'm
Speaker 2: thinking of all the guys you're gonna throw to, maybe
Speaker 2: not hav ingim that wide open.
Speaker 7: Yeah, Paul Jazz ends one handed catch wasn't by necessity.
Speaker 7: He caught it, he held it, and he chose not
Speaker 7: to bring the other hand in. It wasn't being pinned
Speaker 7: behind him. That was a move.
Speaker 2: Mark Schlareth, NFL and Fox analyst three times Super Bowl
Speaker 2: champ with the Broncos. He was at the game in
Speaker 2: Denver yesterday with his former teammates joining us on the program. Hey, Mark,
Speaker 2: it's great to talk to you. We've been talking about
Speaker 2: this most of the morning. And that is the fourth
Speaker 2: down moment there with Jared Stidham. Your thoughts in the
Speaker 2: moment when you're there watching the game.
Speaker 8: Yeah, you know, we were all sitting, We were all
Speaker 8: sitting and standing around in Fate Manning's suite and it
Speaker 8: was me and it was Stokely, and it was Mike Shanahan,
Speaker 8: it was Peyton and.
Speaker 9: We all looked at it.
Speaker 8: Go just like this, you got to backup quarterback. You
Speaker 8: got a chance to go ten to nothing, and you know,
Speaker 8: and your defense is balling out of control.
Speaker 3: Like kick.
Speaker 9: All of us were in agreement at that point. Just
Speaker 9: kick the field goal. Just kick the field goal.
Speaker 8: And then you know, you come out with a little
Speaker 8: roll out pass and it was a debacle to begin with.
Speaker 8: And plus at that point you had to run the
Speaker 8: ball for two inches. So it's not like you feel like,
Speaker 8: hey man, they're really gonna respect our run game, right,
Speaker 8: They're really going to respect what we're doing here.
Speaker 9: As an offense.
Speaker 8: So we're just gonna run the QB sneak or we're
Speaker 8: just gonna run some power down the middle or ISO
Speaker 8: and really smash mouth these guys. They were kicking our
Speaker 8: ass up front. So I was I was like, kick
Speaker 8: the field goal, take the points.
Speaker 10: Man.
Speaker 8: Ten nothing is a big score, especially with the weather
Speaker 8: report that you know it was.
Speaker 9: Gonna get nasty in the second half.
Speaker 8: That was the weather report that would have been you know,
Speaker 8: floated for the whole week.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I wondered about that.
Speaker 2: I'm watching the broadcast, but I didn't hear Nanson Romo
Speaker 2: talk about in pending doom with the weather because there
Speaker 2: was like a forty minute period where it changed the
Speaker 2: whole look literally the look of the game.
Speaker 9: Yeah, yeah, you know it's funny.
Speaker 8: On my radio show in Denver, we had our local
Speaker 8: weather guy on. I told him he was on notice,
Speaker 8: like if he wasn't right about the weather, then I
Speaker 8: was going to move to Kathy Saban because said she
Speaker 8: is balls when it comes to weather.
Speaker 9: She knows everything that's going on. And he was dead
Speaker 9: on man.
Speaker 8: Congratulations Chris Byonki because he told us in the second half,
Speaker 8: man expected the tempers is to compete to drop snow
Speaker 8: flurries coming in. Couldn't get nasty. I mean, he had
Speaker 8: it nailed, and of course that's exactly what happened.
Speaker 2: I wonder about this whole going forward on fourth down.
Speaker 2: It almost seems like you're a failure if you don't
Speaker 2: go forward on fourth down and you take the field
Speaker 2: goal and you leave four points out there. But I
Speaker 2: don't know if the data is able to show, well,
Speaker 2: who's my quarterback, who are we going against? What are
Speaker 2: the conditions? At what time of the game? Am I
Speaker 2: doing all of this stuff?
Speaker 11: Yeah?
Speaker 8: Dan, you know it's really funny. I get into arguments
Speaker 8: because I hate analytics. I hate all analytics people. I
Speaker 8: don't like nerds, and I always get into this with guys.
Speaker 8: You like the two point conversion play and we got
Speaker 8: to go for it on fourth down and all this stuff,
Speaker 8: and you get the sample size of data. But hey, man,
Speaker 8: if I haven't blocked your defensive front all day long, right,
Speaker 8: that data changes. If my guards can't handle your three techniques,
Speaker 8: and if my tackles can't handle your defensive ends, then
Speaker 8: we need to change like that.
Speaker 9: Math doesn't work. Math has never made a tackle.
Speaker 8: Math has never blocked anybody math has never done any
Speaker 8: of that stuff.
Speaker 9: And I always say this to analytics guys.
Speaker 8: How many two point conversion plays do you think are
Speaker 8: in any given game plan?
Speaker 9: And they're all like, I don't know.
Speaker 8: And we go in with one that we like and
Speaker 8: one that we kind of like, and we practice them
Speaker 8: on Fridays in hats and T shirts, so you know,
Speaker 8: ever get a full rep look a two point play
Speaker 8: and so that math is that to me, that math
Speaker 8: is faulty and you've got to understand, like that the
Speaker 8: feel of the game.
Speaker 9: And I thought Sean made a major gaff not.
Speaker 8: Going for it or not kicking that field goal, but
Speaker 8: that has become endemic of the league in general. Like nobody, nobody.
Speaker 8: It's almost like you're e're a woosie if you kick
Speaker 8: a field goal. And I hate the momentum shift.
Speaker 9: I hate it all. Like take the points.
Speaker 2: Talking to Mark Schlere, the NFL and Fox analyst three
Speaker 2: times Super Bowl champ before we kick the Broncos to
Speaker 2: the curb, looks going into next year, what are your thoughts.
Speaker 9: I love the way the team is built.
Speaker 8: I think they need some more weapons on the offensive
Speaker 8: side of the ball for bow Knicks. But I love
Speaker 8: I love the way bo Nicks played, and I love
Speaker 8: the I love his ability to rise his game to
Speaker 8: a level that you have to have. You know, I
Speaker 8: said it on my show many times. When it's not
Speaker 8: cut in time, he cuts nuts. And I can't explain
Speaker 8: it any better than that, Like he just is when
Speaker 8: the pressure is on and you have to be your best.
Speaker 8: He has been his best all year. He's going to
Speaker 8: continue to develop in the boring stuff. The boring stuff
Speaker 8: to me is the difference between winning championships and not
Speaker 8: winning championships. He's got to be better in the boring stuff.
Speaker 8: But they need running back, They need a you know,
Speaker 8: they need more or premiere tight end.
Speaker 9: They haven't had a tight end here.
Speaker 8: Since Shannon's sharp and we really haven't been able to
Speaker 8: figure that position out.
Speaker 4: How good was it watching from Peyton Manning suite.
Speaker 9: It's awesome. It is.
Speaker 8: It's awesome because you know, I do radio here in
Speaker 8: Denver with Brandon Stokely, and so we've got this ongoing feud.
Speaker 8: And I walked into the suite and Peyton Manning the
Speaker 8: Broncos put a bunch of pictures of me, singular pictures
Speaker 8: of me on the wall, which really got to under
Speaker 8: Stoke Lese because he was there with his boys. And
Speaker 8: you know, we're still children. I turned sixty yesterday, Dan,
Speaker 8: and I said, hey, man, I look in the mirror
Speaker 8: to me, I still see thirty and I act like
Speaker 8: the fifteen year old. That makes me forty five. I
Speaker 8: am right there in the prime spot for me.
Speaker 2: What was your biggest takeaway from Seattle? Eliminating the rams?
Speaker 8: I have just been and I have been like the
Speaker 8: pied piper of what Sam Donald has been through. And
Speaker 8: you know, I sat down with Kyle Shanahan and like
Speaker 8: just talked about Sam Donald when Sam was a backup
Speaker 8: quarterback in San Francisco, and he said, first off, he
Speaker 8: gets drafted by the Jets. Jeremy base was there was
Speaker 8: a Peyton Manning disciple. So he goes, he gets drafted
Speaker 8: by the Jets and they put him in the Peyton
Speaker 8: Manning offense. There's one guy in the history of the
Speaker 8: National Football League that could run the Peyton Manning office.
Speaker 9: That was Peyton Manning.
Speaker 8: Then he gets shipped off to Carolina and he's running,
Speaker 8: you know, Matt Ruhle's collegiate offense. And so when he
Speaker 8: had a chance to go to San Francisco, he had
Speaker 8: a chance to go to compete for starting jobs elsewhere.
Speaker 8: He said, I need to learn how to play football
Speaker 8: in the NFL.
Speaker 9: He humbled himself, went.
Speaker 8: There as a backup, then did what he did in Minnesota.
Speaker 9: They kicked him to the curb.
Speaker 8: He was the destination spot in for John Schneider said,
Speaker 8: that's the guy we want.
Speaker 9: And to watch him do what he did.
Speaker 8: And then to outduel or to go toe to toe
Speaker 8: with Matt Stafford in an NFC championship game with all
Speaker 8: the weapons that Matthew Stafford had, I just I thought
Speaker 8: that was phenomenal. What an unbelievable performance by that kid,
Speaker 8: because you know, I don't think a lot of people
Speaker 8: had that on their pingo card, him going toe to
Speaker 8: toe with Stafford.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and you bring up an interesting point. It's you know,
Speaker 2: Kyle Shanahan can make you a better quarterback. He can
Speaker 2: make you see the game differently and put you in
Speaker 2: positions where you're going to succeed. And he's carried that
Speaker 2: over to Seattle. But you look at Seattle's offense, I
Speaker 2: think people gonna be introduced to Jackson Smith Nujigba. They're
Speaker 2: gonna be like, who's this guy because they haven't watched
Speaker 2: Seattle probably most of the year, and he's right there
Speaker 2: with Pooka Nakua.
Speaker 8: He certainly is. He is so smooth in and out
Speaker 8: of breaks and no matter like, no matter what they
Speaker 8: ask him to do. You watch it and I did
Speaker 8: a Seattle game this year, and you watch him play,
Speaker 8: and as you're studying the film, like he just always
Speaker 8: finds the opening, whether he's in man, whether he's in zone.
Speaker 8: He's got a great feel, unbelievable the top of his route,
Speaker 8: his stems and just getting out and all of a
Speaker 8: sudden becoming a very friendly target. And he's so dynamic
Speaker 8: with the underneath stuff. You know, you dump it to
Speaker 8: him and he's gonna get you an extra you know,
Speaker 8: four or five yards whatever.
Speaker 9: It is. Like, the kid is just amazing.
Speaker 8: And honestly, when you look at it, Dan, it's not
Speaker 8: like Puka, who's got Devanta Adams on the other side.
Speaker 9: He's got you know, four tight ends. It can all
Speaker 9: get down the seams and win. It's Smith and Jigma.
Speaker 8: And then it's a bunch of other guys, you know,
Speaker 8: Bobo and you look at Obviously Cooper Cup is unbelievable,
Speaker 8: but he does all the underneath stuff.
Speaker 9: It just is, it just feels different.
Speaker 8: It feels like, hey, if you can shut down in Jigba,
Speaker 8: you can beat the Seahawks and nobody can do it.
Speaker 2: The uh Terrek Luland's taunting penalty that could have gone
Speaker 2: down in history. That could have been you know, because
Speaker 2: Pooka then scores a touchdown right after that, and you
Speaker 2: could even see his teammates were matt they were limited
Speaker 2: at him for you know, a stupid taunting penalty.
Speaker 8: Yeah, it's one of those things, Dan, you know, you
Speaker 8: talk about it, you talk about it, you talk about it.
Speaker 8: I always say, listen, man, we're a bunch of pe
Speaker 8: majors that play this game. None of us like genius
Speaker 8: and football mutually exclusive events.
Speaker 9: But that's one of those things you go into and
Speaker 9: you say, man.
Speaker 8: We can't have these penalties, we can't have this, we
Speaker 8: can't have that, and especially taunting.
Speaker 9: Hey, man, if you're going to get a penalty, get
Speaker 9: your money's worth.
Speaker 8: You know, a late hit, you know, make somebody feel
Speaker 8: it in their ribs, right, I mean what And yeah
Speaker 8: it sounds neanderthalic, but that's what I am.
Speaker 9: And so I'm like, I understand. Sometimes that's a good
Speaker 9: thing for a defense.
Speaker 8: I go back to that twenty fifteen Broncos defense, the
Speaker 8: no flies on them. They were good for at least
Speaker 8: one personal foul of game, maybe two, just to let
Speaker 8: you know that they're going to be there, right.
Speaker 9: But the taunting thing is that's just it's again. It's
Speaker 9: one of those stupid things.
Speaker 8: But the great news for Seattle and their fans because
Speaker 8: all my boys from college or I'm on a text thread,
Speaker 8: they're all live in Seattle. So they wanted him shipped
Speaker 8: out at like instantly, They're like, they're so mad at him.
Speaker 8: But he's a good player, man, He's been a really
Speaker 8: good player for them. I'm sure they'll clean that up.
Speaker 8: But that is one of those major gaps that you
Speaker 8: just can't have.
Speaker 2: Drake may will be the second youngest quarterback to start
Speaker 2: a Super Bowl.
Speaker 4: Is he ready for this?
Speaker 9: I think so? They.
Speaker 8: I mean, dever shut that offense down and he made
Speaker 8: he made I think six scrambles. He made a couple
Speaker 8: of scrambles that were big time, I mean big time
Speaker 8: scrambles that put them you know, that swung field position
Speaker 8: or gave them a chance.
Speaker 9: And so, but how he is.
Speaker 2: Does a quarterback not tell the offensive line that he's
Speaker 2: going to change the play and he's the only one,
Speaker 2: so that that bootleg when he kept for himself, he
Speaker 2: didn't tell his teammates.
Speaker 4: How often would that happen?
Speaker 9: Not?
Speaker 8: Not often, But it's the best, it's the best way
Speaker 8: to do it. Like sometimes when you put in some
Speaker 8: RPO stuff, like the offensive line never.
Speaker 9: Knows if you're gonna have it off or you're gonna
Speaker 9: throw it. They don't, So that that part in the
Speaker 9: r P O game happens quite frequently because the.
Speaker 8: One thing you want when you're running a run action
Speaker 8: play action play is you want complete and total sellout
Speaker 8: by the offensive line. You don't want them to know
Speaker 8: because ultimately the defense then is going to buy into
Speaker 8: that and you can get things over the top.
Speaker 9: So a lot of times we used.
Speaker 8: To have and we used to have plays in where
Speaker 8: it was just an automatic smoke screen. If you know,
Speaker 8: your slot receiver has got a defensive back who's twelve
Speaker 8: yards off and we're running fourteen handoff to the right,
Speaker 8: and all of a sudden, quarterback just pops up and
Speaker 8: throws it you're just plucking, and all of a sudden,
Speaker 8: you're like the defensive line like you're comboing up to
Speaker 8: a middle linebacker, and all of a sudden, he takes
Speaker 8: off across the field the opposite way, and you're like,
Speaker 8: did what happened? Well, we threw it out there and
Speaker 8: the quarterback didn't tell you. But that play in particular
Speaker 8: was brilliant by a young core. I mean brilliant because
Speaker 8: you knew they were going to sell out on that
Speaker 8: what was it a fourth down and short? You knew
Speaker 8: they were going to sell out on that, and Drake
Speaker 8: May keeping that thing was incredible.
Speaker 4: Happy sixtieth to you, stink. Thanks for joining us, buddy.
Speaker 9: I appreciate Dan. Take care, buddy. Always great to be
Speaker 9: with you.
Speaker 2: Mark Schlerath NFL on Fox Analyst, three time Super Bowl
Speaker 2: champ with the Broncos. More phone calls. The caller is
Speaker 2: always right today for it's he losing the bet. He's
Speaker 2: got his can Coon shirt on. You're ready for vacation,
Speaker 2: you and Sean Payton.
Speaker 12: Yeah, unfortunately instead of Santa Clara, we're taking a detour.
Speaker 3: To an island instead.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Paul, he brought that shirt with him yesterday.
Speaker 7: Oh remember our discussion do you bring a losing outfit?
Speaker 12: WHOA I had Bronco stuff, I had the can Coon stuff.
Speaker 12: I should have learned my lesson. My wife always says,
Speaker 12: why do you hang all your Bronco stuff? It always
Speaker 12: brings you bad luck. The more Bronco stuff, the worse.
Speaker 3: And I didn't listen.
Speaker 2: Can Coon on three. We'll take a break. We're back
Speaker 2: after this with more phone clothes.
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Speaker 2: Aside from the football over the weekend, there was a
Speaker 2: guy who climbed a building on Netflix. Alex Honold. He
Speaker 2: a free solo climber and he scaled Type one oh one,
Speaker 2: one of the world's tallest buildings. Here's the problem. I
Speaker 2: don't know if it got much attention here in the
Speaker 2: United States. He also said he whatever he got paid,
Speaker 2: it was like mid six figures.
Speaker 4: But if you're gonna climb.
Speaker 2: A building line like that, I would have thought you'd
Speaker 2: get a little more attention.
Speaker 4: Yeah. Yeah, he didn't seem unhappy with what he got paid,
Speaker 4: but he was like.
Speaker 5: Man in the grand scheme of things, considering what I'm doing,
Speaker 5: this is just not enough money. He's the guy from
Speaker 5: that movie Free Solo, Yes right, yes, which was insane.
Speaker 5: That movie is crazy. It's about him climbing l in Yosemite. Yes,
Speaker 5: holy smokes.
Speaker 2: And he did it without any help, any ropes, like nothing.
Speaker 2: That's what free solo means, So you do it without
Speaker 2: any type of safety equipment. Yeah, and here he is
Speaker 2: climbing this building and I don't know, I don't It
Speaker 2: was one of those where I saw it after the
Speaker 2: fact and I go, oh wow, now I wouldn't have
Speaker 2: watched it. Like him standing on top of the building
Speaker 2: and taking selfies like that wigged me out. I'm like,
Speaker 2: you know, you start to have that pit in your stomach.
Speaker 5: I can't even watch those videos because I do, I
Speaker 5: start to like almost get dizzy.
Speaker 4: Yeah to see good Yeah, Paul.
Speaker 7: That's a job where you asked for the money up front, right,
Speaker 7: Alex Hanold. Yeah, you don't wait till the end to
Speaker 7: see how it works out.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 7: They showed people, They allowed people to be in the
Speaker 7: building and they were yelling and taking pictures of him.
Speaker 7: And there was one moment where it was like this
Speaker 7: curved piece of the building, he had his legs like
Speaker 7: a crab around it. He leaned backwards out and no
Speaker 7: hand had chalked up his hands. That was where I
Speaker 7: was like, oh, no, no, yes, Ton.
Speaker 12: If you're watching from in the building, do you accidentally
Speaker 12: put goo high five? Oh no, hold on, It could
Speaker 12: be very dangerous if it's not high five and somebody.
Speaker 4: Thank you, Ton. Imagine if you went the high five
Speaker 4: minute he pushed him up a billet. That'd be crazy.
Speaker 2: Steve in New Hampshire, Good morning Steve. No, Now, if
Speaker 2: something happens to this guy Bronco.
Speaker 12: The Broncos didn't climb higher like they was supposed to
Speaker 12: all outside in power field at my I said, climb higher.
Speaker 3: This guy is the one that did the climbing higher. Anyway,
Speaker 3: was he a mile high? It might have been?
Speaker 4: Okay, Hi Steve.
Speaker 14: Hey guys, I have a best of the weekend to
Speaker 14: work for the weekend and a question for Todd. Best
Speaker 14: of the weekend obviously my Patriots going back to the
Speaker 14: Super Bowl, and I'm going to echo Marvin's worst of
Speaker 14: the weekend. As a football fan, I would have loved
Speaker 14: to see Devata Adams make it to a Super Bowl.
Speaker 14: And I would like to get Todd's opinion on the
Speaker 14: Beatles being one of the best to ever do it.
Speaker 3: Todd, the Beatles are wonderful.
Speaker 12: I got a chance recently to look back to some
Speaker 12: of the old footage, and now I understand why women
Speaker 12: were screaming and yelling and passing out where ambulances had
Speaker 12: to come and take them out, because just their lyrics
Speaker 12: and everything about them was so original and creative and interesting.
Speaker 3: And I think I've had it wrong all this time.
Speaker 12: The Beatles are actually underrated for what they've accomplished in
Speaker 12: the history of music.
Speaker 4: Once again, the caller is always right.
Speaker 3: They love you.
Speaker 9: Yeah, yeah, Yes, she loves you.
Speaker 3: Hold my hand.
Speaker 2: But the fact that you part of the reason why
Speaker 2: you don't like the Beatles is because you were jealous
Speaker 2: of how they got women to react to them.
Speaker 12: Yes, I always wanted to, I aspired, which never worked
Speaker 12: out to me. If that's why I went to the
Speaker 12: gym when I was younger. I used to bodybuild to
Speaker 12: get that kind of reaction or anything where someone gives
Speaker 12: you a second look or screams or wants to throw articles.
Speaker 3: Of clothing at you or passes out in your presence.
Speaker 2: Girls, girls have screamed in your presence before, not for
Speaker 2: the reasons you know. I get away Landon in Michigan,
Speaker 2: h Landon, Hey.
Speaker 15: Dan, first time, long time. Look, this has just gotta
Speaker 15: be the epitome of the genius of this bit, and
Speaker 15: it has to be a regular bit. But I'm not
Speaker 15: gonna I'll just cut right to the chase, because I'm
Speaker 15: a vocal instructor, a professional vulcal instructor in Michigan and
Speaker 15: pad I don't know you've been told this before. I know,
Speaker 15: singing for last that's a good thing, Dad, singing because
Speaker 15: you think you can do it as a profession. It's
Speaker 15: a problem. And it's a problem that you actually believe
Speaker 15: you can do it is a problem.
Speaker 4: Wow. Do you want to agree with the caller?
Speaker 3: Well said, I can't rhyme words. I can't sing elect
Speaker 3: in the shower.
Speaker 12: I've been led to believe, which most people think that
Speaker 12: they sound decent.
Speaker 2: But all of the things said today, this hurts the most.
Speaker 2: I think that you can't sing in the spirits of
Speaker 2: what we're doing today. He really, you know, he hit
Speaker 2: a chord there, an emotional chord. But he might be
Speaker 2: just right about that. I have no business singing. Be
Speaker 2: nice of you hit a chord. Becky and Wisconsin. I Becky,
Speaker 2: what's on your mind?
Speaker 16: Hey guys, good morning. I made the bat what's had
Speaker 16: about a little over a month ago for that Broncos
Speaker 16: Attackers game, and obviously I lost, which I'm okay with.
Speaker 16: I didn't do the pie yet because I was using
Speaker 16: it as an opportunity to raise money for my special
Speaker 16: Olympics team and the agency, and so I I'm doing
Speaker 16: the Polar Plunge in two weeks, which I know you
Speaker 16: guys did in Minnesota a couple of years back, and
Speaker 16: I am letting the top fundraisers for my two agencies
Speaker 16: be the ones that deliver the pie in the face.
Speaker 16: And I was thinking, since you know, it's obviously supporting
Speaker 16: such a great class that's a little bit of amazing
Speaker 16: and everything, that maybe it'd be a good idea of
Speaker 16: top made a donation for my plunge and ultimately more
Speaker 16: than two high than going to be receiving instead of one.
Speaker 3: Todd, what do you think I would be happy to
Speaker 3: make a donation. I know they will tease me about
Speaker 3: how I'm last to pick up.
Speaker 4: A jack and where you are and you are.
Speaker 12: You know, I could be very generous, especially when I
Speaker 12: put on the spot on Natural Radio TV. I could
Speaker 12: be a very generous person. And we'll have Tyler take
Speaker 12: down your information and let me know the website or
Speaker 12: how it can make a donation, and I can assure
Speaker 12: you I will donate the amount that remains to be seen,
Speaker 12: but it will be a donation.
Speaker 3: I'll be happy to participate in a.
Speaker 2: Right and Becky all match whatever Todd donates five bucks.
Speaker 1: Lunch on me.
Speaker 4: Thank you, Becky. Title will get your information.
Speaker 2: Todd will send out his donation, and so why uh
Speaker 2: Brian in Connecticut?
Speaker 4: Hi Brian, Hey d C.
Speaker 9: How are you doing great?
Speaker 15: All right?
Speaker 17: Point, I got a best and the worst, and the
Speaker 17: caller is always right simple on the best and worst.
Speaker 4: Best was obviously.
Speaker 17: Watching two great championship football games yesterday. Worst is football
Speaker 17: seasons almost over. The seasons go faster every year for
Speaker 17: the callers. All right, Todd, I got your back this time.
Speaker 17: You've been doing an amazing job, great sport today. I
Speaker 17: want to go out there and say that you, along
Speaker 17: with Lee Corso and media, you guys are national treasures.
Speaker 17: So I want you to repeat after me, Todd. I
Speaker 17: am a national treasure.
Speaker 12: I am a national treasure. I feel like a big
Speaker 12: setup for something at the end of this.
Speaker 17: However, there's a group out there we love you. You're a national.
Speaker 9: Treasure, my man. Keep up the good work, guys. Stay
Speaker 9: safe for the snow.
Speaker 4: Thank you, Brian.
Speaker 3: I'm very kind of Brian. He knows I'm having a
Speaker 3: tough day today.
Speaker 4: Do you want to talk a little bit more about
Speaker 4: the international treasure.
Speaker 3: I think I'm a kind, gentle, curious, fun person. I
Speaker 3: like to make people laugh, and I'll leave it at that.
Speaker 12: I just I hopefully people enjoy being in being around me,
Speaker 12: and that's all I could really ask if I can
Speaker 12: make people laugh, and someone like Brian could take time
Speaker 12: to reach out and say that it makes me feel good,
Speaker 12: it made me happy.
Speaker 2: You're a national treasure who should be buried, national buried, Trussure.
Speaker 12: I knew this was gonna end up twisting in a
Speaker 12: negative way at some point. Couldn't just leave it alone
Speaker 12: what Brian said.
Speaker 2: And neither could You could not know you could? Jesse
Speaker 2: in Kansas, Hi, Jesse, what's on your mind?
Speaker 18: Hey, I'll give taught a quick break here. Just want
Speaker 18: to get your opinion, Dan, you and Ross were talking
Speaker 18: about second.
Speaker 9: Second chance coaches.
Speaker 18: Yep, And I was what I know you like Brian Flores.
Speaker 18: I was wondering about him to the Raiders. There is
Speaker 18: that patriot connection there, but the history of the Raiders,
Speaker 18: you know, they used to give lots of guys second
Speaker 18: chances in the seventies and eighties. So get your second chance,
Speaker 18: head coach, and get your Latina quarterback going the Super.
Speaker 4: Bowl five years. Yeah, but I and thanks for the
Speaker 4: phone call, Jesse.
Speaker 2: I saw where Brian Flores is probably going back to
Speaker 2: the vikings that he's probably not getting a head coaching job.
Speaker 2: I don't have any information on it. I thought that
Speaker 2: that might be a great landing spot for him, a
Speaker 2: connection with Brady. You bring in somebody who is established,
Speaker 2: well thought of, maybe can set sort of the locker
Speaker 2: room culture the way Mike Brabel did. But I don't
Speaker 2: think he's going to get that job. The way Tom
Speaker 2: Brady talked about Clint Koobiak, the offensive coordinator for the Seahawks,
Speaker 2: would lead me to believe he could be your next
Speaker 2: head coach with the Raiders. Plus, you get somebody who's
Speaker 2: coming in, you don't have to spend overspend, and you're
Speaker 2: already paying what three coaches already, and you could bring
Speaker 2: in somebody.
Speaker 4: His dad was a head coach. Was he a head coach, Todd?
Speaker 4: I know he was an offensive coordinator?
Speaker 3: IRA have to check Kubiak, Gary Kubiak, Yeah, yeah, he
Speaker 3: was brothering of the Broncos head head coach.
Speaker 14: Right.
Speaker 2: Yeah, So you didn't hear what I was saying, And
Speaker 2: that's why I think Clint.
Speaker 12: Kubiak and Clint Kubyak definitely wasn't. But Gary Kubiak led
Speaker 12: Denver for ever short period of time.
Speaker 2: So Clint Kubiak, who was mentioned a numerous times he
Speaker 2: was dialing up things last night.
Speaker 3: Why why they need to mention the name somebody times?
Speaker 2: Well, I don't know. It's almost like when Kirk kurb
Speaker 2: Street talks about Todd Munkin, he Herbie loves Todd Munkin
Speaker 2: because Todd Munkin is dialing some things up. Not like
Speaker 2: Clint Kubiak though. Yeah, Tom has this what's the accent
Speaker 2: that he's got going on here?
Speaker 5: Not really sure, but he has a funny like and
Speaker 5: like effect, a little bit of an effect going.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it was a play auction poster Stopford.
Speaker 3: What is that?
Speaker 4: Aaron Andrews has picked it up too.
Speaker 5: It's a very funny thing within the Fox broadcast proecasting team.
Speaker 2: I would say Tom got it from Aaron maybe, yeah,
Speaker 2: she's been there. Although you know, the reviews are we're
Speaker 2: in with Tom and Kevin Burkhart that they did a
Speaker 2: really good job with the broadcast.
Speaker 12: Yes, about those pizza had a little little much of
Speaker 12: that just me but rotating after the uber eats.
Speaker 3: Oh that's even worse.
Speaker 4: I know, what is that?
Speaker 3: What are we doing?
Speaker 2: These numbers have to be crazy for these AFC NFC
Speaker 2: title games just because you had the Midwest and the
Speaker 2: East and Southeast getting buried by snow and everybody was inside.
Speaker 2: So you'll you're gonna do probably at least forty million
Speaker 2: for both of those games.
Speaker 7: Yeah, Paulie, I'm starting to enjoy Tom Brady partner with
Speaker 7: franchises he would never eat at. It's like become his
Speaker 7: thing he went with. He's going to go all down through.
Speaker 5: Them, like ones that go directly in conflict with the
Speaker 5: like TV twelve brands for the last ten years.
Speaker 7: High sodium, a lot of bread. Yeah, Fatty, let's get on.
Speaker 7: There's no way, no way, no way, no way.
Speaker 12: Twenty piece chicken McNugget with a Yale done.
Speaker 4: Twenty million, twenty million.
Speaker 2: Hudson in Albany, Hi, Hudson, what's on your mind?
Speaker 15: Thank you for taking my call?
Speaker 18: First time, long time fortune eighty seven towns.
Speaker 10: I'm going for the best and the worst of the weekends.
Speaker 4: Okay, Oh, I have snow in my town.
Speaker 9: Three to four inches and no school today.
Speaker 2: Wait a minute, you live in Albany and you had
Speaker 2: three to four inches and you don't have school.
Speaker 9: Hudson, Albany, Texas.
Speaker 11: Yes, oh, it's like, yeah, I got off, I'm in
Speaker 11: Moscow and today it's Moscow, Arkansas.
Speaker 2: Oh, what is your worst? Hudson in Albany, Texas, the.
Speaker 10: Rams losing against the Seahawks.
Speaker 4: Well, thank you for calling in and enjoy your day off.
Speaker 10: Yes, sir, thank you.
Speaker 4: That's Hudson from Albany.
Speaker 3: Hilarious.
Speaker 2: I'm thinking what Yeah, I'm calling from uh from Rochester. Uh, Rochester, Florida.
Speaker 2: We got three to four inches. Damn What Texas doesn't
Speaker 2: know what to do with snow?
Speaker 4: Well, I lived in it.
Speaker 2: I lived in Atlanta, and a hard rain people would
Speaker 2: just pull off to the side of the row.
Speaker 4: They wouldn't even drive in a hard rain.
Speaker 2: There was one snowplow when I lived in Atlanta. They
Speaker 2: might as well had Zamboni out there trying to clear things.
Speaker 2: Josh and san Antonio. Hi, Josh, what's on your mind today?
Speaker 19: Hey?
Speaker 4: Hey Dan?
Speaker 18: I can't wait for the show to end so we
Speaker 18: could all move on to things that are more fun
Speaker 18: and more lucrative.
Speaker 19: And maybe when it's spart to me, don't you agree?
Speaker 3: Talk? Wow, this is what you're gonna do? Yeah, I
Speaker 3: think it's right.
Speaker 12: Its course, you know, we'll lip up to the we'll
Speaker 12: lip around for these next two years and get to
Speaker 12: the finish line eventually. But yeah, I could see you
Speaker 12: where you would be kind of want to move on
Speaker 12: to other things.
Speaker 4: Thank you, Josh, Eric and Michigan.
Speaker 6: Hi Eric, Oh, yes, I've been watching for fifteen years
Speaker 6: and this is just one of the funniest days I've
Speaker 6: ever seen. With Todd on the other day, I got
Speaker 6: to think of his sausage off, yes, and this going
Speaker 6: with him taking all the hits. I just want to
Speaker 6: uplout him for that, and I just want to see
Speaker 6: I just want to hear his thoughts on how he's
Speaker 6: unable to rhyme sausage off compared to taking all these
Speaker 6: other calls.
Speaker 2: Okay, so Eric's complimentary that this is as funny as
Speaker 2: you've ever been.
Speaker 12: I've had a lot of trouble with rhymes, but he
Speaker 12: made a good point about that. I think I have
Speaker 12: some kind of Tonight's was that the little ringing in
Speaker 12: your ear, I'm gonna blame it on Matt that what's
Speaker 12: in a while, that's just sounds coming through my ear
Speaker 12: that aren't there, that are blocking my ability to rhyme words.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 20: Keith and Chico Hi, Keith, Hey Dan, I just wanted
Speaker 20: to comment and have a callers always right with Fritzy,
Speaker 20: Sam Darnold his redemption art?
Speaker 21: How quick do you think Seattle needs to react and
Speaker 21: maybe give him an extension? Maybe another payday? And Fritzy,
Speaker 21: do you know about Game of Thrones? Because you look
Speaker 21: exactly like Verius from that show? Thanks guys, it sounds
Speaker 21: like I wouldn't be a cap.
Speaker 12: I'm not familiar with Game of Thrones, but I can't
Speaker 12: imagine that being something positive that he was trying to.
Speaker 4: Does anybody know who this character is on Game of Thrones?
Speaker 4: Which one is it? Is it Varus? What is it Paulin?
Speaker 7: Yeah, he's a big guy, very very bald, kind of thick, okay,
Speaker 7: not a bad looking guy, okay.
Speaker 5: H he's like the dude who uh he sort of
Speaker 5: like orchestrates things behind the scenes and sort of like
Speaker 5: is like the puppet master a little bit for him.
Speaker 4: And what's his name? Varus Vus?
Speaker 12: But visually he doesn't sound particularly appealing the way that was.
Speaker 12: He is not, but that was a shot, John.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he's.
Speaker 5: Not a looker.
Speaker 4: Last call for phone calls? What we learned? What's in story?
Speaker 3: Personal? Now, I don't know, that's not what this was
Speaker 3: meant to be.
Speaker 2: Well, who said what it's meant to be? I guess
Speaker 2: callers could say whatever they wanted to say. The callers
Speaker 2: are always right if we're keeping.
Speaker 3: It to like sports topics of my fandom, of music
Speaker 3: or teams.
Speaker 4: But I'll take a break. Last call for phone calls?
Speaker 4: What we learn?
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Speaker 2: What's in store tomorrow. We had a caller saying that
Speaker 2: Todd resembles Verus from Game of Thrones, and we weren't
Speaker 2: familiar with him. Now we find out that he's a
Speaker 2: bald unuch. So I would say, that's not a compliment,
Speaker 2: not a comp not a compliment.
Speaker 3: Playing at home.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's how agreed.
Speaker 2: Yeah you got you got thirteen more minutes to put
Speaker 2: up with this.
Speaker 12: Like looking at the mirror. Now that I look at
Speaker 12: the pictures online here, it's like look at.
Speaker 4: The strip in Vegas high trip.
Speaker 22: Hey, good morning, Dan, always good to talk to y'all.
Speaker 22: I got a couple for Todd. I was thinking with
Speaker 22: the in the Denver game, with the weather conditions and
Speaker 22: short passing, I think Philip Rivers should have been brought
Speaker 22: into play quarterback your name?
Speaker 4: What do you think about Philip Rivers instead of uh Stiddy?
Speaker 12: I think that would have been the way to go.
Speaker 12: I think we win by at least nine points if
Speaker 12: Rivers was under centered.
Speaker 4: Okay, strongly about that.
Speaker 2: Brian in Texas, Philip Rivers took his name out of
Speaker 2: the running for the Buffalo Bill's head coaching job, as
Speaker 2: he should.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Brian a lot of only time he's ever pulled
Speaker 4: out of something jokes going, oh lots of job. Whoa
Speaker 4: too soon?
Speaker 3: Dang, that's funny though.
Speaker 4: That one the coaching search. He pulled his name out
Speaker 4: of the coaching search. I know job. We talk about
Speaker 4: that all the time with ten kids.
Speaker 15: Hi, Brian, Hey fritzy rant last week about the points
Speaker 15: spread in the Denver game. I was brain watching to
Speaker 15: take in Denver money line.
Speaker 14: I would like some tough thoughts on how important points
Speaker 14: spreads are.
Speaker 12: Points spreads are everything if you think about it every
Speaker 12: waking moment and when I'm dreaming at night, I think
Speaker 12: about the points spreads and how something would go from
Speaker 12: five and a half to four and a half to
Speaker 12: three and a half. And I still have no idea
Speaker 12: how that works, but you'll explain it to me at
Speaker 12: some point.
Speaker 4: Todd has no idea how points spread.
Speaker 3: It's where the money goes. As I can do with
Speaker 3: the mafia deciding what the points.
Speaker 4: Todd thinks that everything else to do with the Mafia do.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Marshall and Orlando, Hi Marshall, Hey guys.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 19: You know what's funny about this show today is that
Speaker 19: at some point this segment seeks to become a bit
Speaker 19: because hearing Todd articulate calmly about the Beatles about not
Speaker 19: hogging the left lane or not be rating bagel shop
Speaker 19: employees has Actually the callers were right all day, and
Speaker 19: it only makes Todd's normal takes.
Speaker 9: Even more neurotic.
Speaker 19: So the only thing I'll ask for Todd for him
Speaker 19: to comment that, in no way, shape or form does
Speaker 19: he have any supernatural impact on the Bronco game outcome.
Speaker 12: Much all the screaming and yelling I've invested since like
Speaker 12: age seven, thinking that what I'm yelling at the screen.
Speaker 4: But you're in a hotel room.
Speaker 2: Maybe you've got all of your jerseys and you got
Speaker 2: your choch keys, your good luck charms.
Speaker 4: You're by yourself.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 12: I set up a bunch of stuff and I thought
Speaker 12: that was going to somehow bring them good luck.
Speaker 3: I was wearing.
Speaker 12: Broncos sweatpants and I had it all going my wristbands
Speaker 12: and it didn't work. And my wife told me that
Speaker 12: always goes badly for you. The more stuff you put out,
Speaker 12: it doesn't work out, especially in the playoffs or the
Speaker 12: super Bowl.
Speaker 2: Andla in Florida just coming off, honey, just I mean,
Speaker 2: you should be on a shot clock. You should be Hi, Leila,
Speaker 2: how you doing?
Speaker 8: You?
Speaker 10: Guys sound great today? Talk about a wonderful football season.
Speaker 10: Today I met five to five and weighing in it's
Speaker 10: practically perfect in every way. We wanted thanks guys.
Speaker 9: Well.
Speaker 10: I wanted to shout out to Fritzy to say you
Speaker 10: are a champ and definitely a national treasure with Brian
Speaker 10: and what a great game. Leaving on that super Bowl
Speaker 10: and the topic in the copone home this season has
Speaker 10: been the distance between the goalposts at eighteen and a
Speaker 10: half feet, so it's nineteen oh one. Do you think
Speaker 10: it should be changed?
Speaker 2: No? I I don't have opinion. You know, these guys
Speaker 2: are really good, and then they get really good at something,
Speaker 2: then they want to change it because you're really good
Speaker 2: at something.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 2: You saw what happened yesterday with missed field goals there
Speaker 2: with the weather it. You know, you get to the postseason.
Speaker 2: Now all of a sudden, the field goals they are
Speaker 2: found money, so they're not not as much a given, yes, Todd.
Speaker 12: Can they slowly make the field goal posts turn three
Speaker 12: sixty almost.
Speaker 3: Like a mini golf shot where you've got a time
Speaker 3: it so that when it comes back around and when
Speaker 3: you should start kicking it.
Speaker 2: Well, I don't know if there's going to be a
Speaker 2: point where they bring the old post in depending, you know,
Speaker 2: or they raise the crossbar, maybe they do something. I
Speaker 2: just it's like the Eagles with the uh tosh push.
Speaker 2: I don't want to penalize you take it away just
Speaker 2: because you're really good at it. Everybody can do this.
Speaker 2: It's not like they're the only ones who can run this.
Speaker 2: Is it aesthetically pleasing?
Speaker 3: No, but.
Speaker 2: The game was an aesthetically pleasing you know, back in
Speaker 2: the fifties sixties when they're just running it three yards
Speaker 2: in a cloud of dust.
Speaker 4: This day and sports history, pol.
Speaker 7: Zz top James Brown and the Blues Brothers did the
Speaker 7: Super Bowl in nineteen ninety seven Packers versus Patriots and
Speaker 7: O three. The Buccaneers defeated the Raiders in the Super
Speaker 7: Bowl for John Gruden becoming the youngest coach ever to
Speaker 7: win the Super Bowl.
Speaker 2: Eighty six Bears, Oh, they beat the Patriots. Richard Dent
Speaker 2: named MVP Jim in Michigan. Hi, Jim, what's on your
Speaker 2: mind today?
Speaker 9: Hey?
Speaker 12: Dan?
Speaker 17: Kind of a best of them, more of a classy move.
Speaker 23: Matt Stafford searching out super cop kick, congratulating him on
Speaker 23: the you know, the move on there was kind of
Speaker 23: a classy move.
Speaker 9: I thought, yep, And.
Speaker 17: I do have something for Todd.
Speaker 13: Todd is before you started, you.
Speaker 23: Know that you know the show there in the sports
Speaker 23: and that is it a tree that you tried out
Speaker 23: for Michael Flatley's river dance?
Speaker 4: Did you did you triumph?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 3: ID never found that out.
Speaker 12: I thought, you know, I told just to select few people,
Speaker 12: but I did try to do the river dance, and
Speaker 12: I was the backup if someone got sick.
Speaker 3: Unfortunately that never happened. But I was ready to dance.
Speaker 4: You were the lord of the dance.
Speaker 3: You should you should have seen me.
Speaker 4: Oh, I can only imagine, and I.
Speaker 3: Got plant of fascionitis.
Speaker 9: Now, of course you did.
Speaker 4: Todd, what did you learn today?
Speaker 9: Set parts out?
Speaker 12: Matthew Stafford continues to play at high level of the playoffs,
Speaker 12: but often others around him let him down.
Speaker 4: Seaton, what did you learn today? Good for Sam Darnold Marvin?
Speaker 4: Did you learn anything today?
Speaker 3: There's an Albany, Texas.
Speaker 4: And they got snow? Paul? Would you learn a green? Todd?
Speaker 4: Was very funny, Todd? What did I learn?
Speaker 3: Mike?
Speaker 9: Goal?
Speaker 12: Impressed with how Mike Rabel's Patriots team plays clean, accountable, aggressive.
Speaker 4: Oh that was fun today, Todd. You were a good sport.
Speaker 3: I actually enjoyed that in some sick way.
Speaker 2: Seaton came up with a great bet there for Fritzy
Speaker 2: Seat and Mark Paula yours truly, and of course the
Speaker 2: back room guys. Have a great Monday, everybody. We'll talk
Speaker 2: to you tomorrow.