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Speaker 4: The Rams stay alive. They beat the Niners twelve six
Speaker 4: in a thriller. The Rams are now eight and six.
Speaker 4: The Niners you can say goodbye to them. They're six
Speaker 4: and eight. If I would have said to you in August, hey,
Speaker 4: the Niners aren't going to make the playoffs. And oh,
Speaker 4: by the way, Bill Belichick's going to be coaching North
Speaker 4: Carolina football, which one would have been more far fetched. Yes, Marvin, No, No,
Speaker 4: the Niners aren't going to make the playoffs.
Speaker 3: So both, Yes, pretty incredible.
Speaker 4: It feels like every year we do this where I say, hey,
Speaker 4: if I would have told you this four months ago,
Speaker 4: five months ago, what would you have said. You would
Speaker 4: have said, Bill Belichick's not going to coach in college,
Speaker 4: and if he is, it's not going to be North
Speaker 4: Carolina and the Niners. They seem like the safest bet
Speaker 4: in the NFC coming off the Super Bowl. Now we
Speaker 4: knew that the Packers were still going to be formidable,
Speaker 4: the Eagles, the Lions as well, but the Niners, well,
Speaker 4: it started out bad. You start out with Krista McCaffrey
Speaker 4: not able to play, and they never got in sync,
Speaker 4: and then you're watching last Night.
Speaker 3: Now granted it was in a downpour.
Speaker 4: But these are two teams that you expect to score
Speaker 4: and twelve six the final. You start to look at
Speaker 4: this with the NFC West, Rams are dangerous. We've been
Speaker 4: saying it the last couple of weeks. With that offense,
Speaker 4: they are dangerous. And also I was looking at the
Speaker 4: Eagles and the Lions defensive numbers and in particular their secondaries.
Speaker 4: Their secondaries aren't great. Now Philadelphia's got a young secondary.
Speaker 4: The Lions give up a lot of yards passing yards.
Speaker 4: And here's a Rams team that for the most part,
Speaker 4: can put up big numbers. But now they have new life.
Speaker 4: At eight and six. You have Stafford who can still
Speaker 4: sling the ball. Kyron Williams has over one thousand yards
Speaker 4: this season. You got Cooper Cup, Puka Nakua, you got
Speaker 4: Sean McVeigh. This is the kindest team that can knock
Speaker 4: one of these guys out, can knock Detroit out, can
Speaker 4: knock Philadelphia out, Green Bay just because of the offense here.
Speaker 4: Now it might come down to just how good is
Speaker 4: their defense, But offensively, you expect them to put up points.
Speaker 4: Certainly when you get into the postseason and you look
Speaker 4: at the Niners and this is how the window closes.
Speaker 4: It's closing, it might be closed, and now you got
Speaker 4: to pay rock perty. This kind of reminds me without
Speaker 4: the Super Bowl Trophy, of what happened with Seattle. Seattle
Speaker 4: kept everybody together, kept that defense together, you know, because
Speaker 4: Russ was on a rookie contract. Well then you have
Speaker 4: to pay Russ. Then you got to get rid of players,
Speaker 4: and then all of a sudden, the artist formerly known
Speaker 4: as the Legion of Boom was done just like that.
Speaker 3: And you have that with San Francisco.
Speaker 4: They paid top dollar for Christian McCaffrey, Brandon Nayuk, Deebo,
Speaker 4: Samuel Trent Williams, Bosa Warner, and now all of a sudden,
Speaker 4: you've got a quarterback who is I guess rightfully so
Speaker 4: going to be asking for at least fifty million dollars
Speaker 4: a year. The window closes, you know, unless you do
Speaker 4: sort of come on in and play with Patrick Mahomes
Speaker 4: like Kansas City has done. They've done a lot of
Speaker 4: mixing and matching and done an unbelievable jump. But there
Speaker 4: are very few organizations that are that good to go
Speaker 4: come on in. Maybe you're only here for a year,
Speaker 4: got a chance to play in the playoffs, maybe a
Speaker 4: Super Bowl with San Francisco. Is Christian McCaffrey ever going
Speaker 4: to be the artist formerly known as Christian McCaffrey. What
Speaker 4: about Deebo? He gets banged up? Trent Williams, how much
Speaker 4: time does he have left on that Hall of Fame body?
Speaker 4: So you do have these big question marks here, and
Speaker 4: I think the window closed. I think their chance of
Speaker 4: making the playoffs is like, I don't know, zero point
Speaker 4: one percent something like that.
Speaker 5: Do we have the official yes, PAULI, yeah. Last night,
Speaker 5: if they won the game, it was eleven percent. When
Speaker 5: they lost the game, is down to point three percent.
Speaker 4: Point three percent. I'm saying there's a chance, there is
Speaker 4: a chance. It's not no chance, it's low chance.
Speaker 3: All right?
Speaker 6: Are we playing no chance?
Speaker 3: Chance right now? Right out of the gate?
Speaker 2: No chance?
Speaker 3: Low chance? Okay?
Speaker 4: Does anybody hold out hope that the Niners can somehow
Speaker 4: get into the postseason, even Niners apologist Marvin.
Speaker 7: Anything's possible except this. I don't think they're getting it.
Speaker 7: I think it's over.
Speaker 3: Well. I'm looking at the schedule.
Speaker 4: The Rams will be at the Jets, Cardinals will be
Speaker 4: at the Rams, Seahawks at the Rams to close the season,
Speaker 4: so I like, I like their chances here, but you're
Speaker 4: also looking at the NFC playoff picture. You got Lions, Eagles, Seahawks, Buccaneers, Vikings, Packers, Commanders.
Speaker 4: You know that you're going to have two teams in
Speaker 4: the NFC North who are one of those has taken
Speaker 4: the wild card. Maybe they're the two wild cards you're
Speaker 4: going to have out of the NFC North. You know,
Speaker 4: if the Vikings finished second, they're going to make the playoffs.
Speaker 4: Packers are nine and four, Seahawks if they win the division,
Speaker 4: they're eight and five Buccaneers right now in the NFC South, Yeah, PAULI.
Speaker 5: The Niners are six and eight. They would need the Commanders, Rams,
Speaker 5: Falcons and Cardinals to lose out to have a chance
Speaker 5: at a tiebreaker.
Speaker 4: The Seahawks at eight and five, they host the Packers
Speaker 4: Sunday night. They host the Vikings at the Bears at
Speaker 4: the Rams, so the Rams once again at the Jets
Speaker 4: host the Cardinals host the Seahawks, likely.
Speaker 3: To decide the division.
Speaker 4: But the Rams, if they're in, it feels like they're
Speaker 4: going to knock somebody down. Just feels that way, all right, Seaton.
Speaker 4: Let's poll question first, hour.
Speaker 5: Let's see first hour.
Speaker 6: If you are brock Party, you want every dime you
Speaker 6: can get or cap space.
Speaker 3: I might have to have.
Speaker 4: If you're Brock Party's agent, do you want to have
Speaker 4: all the money you can get or do you want
Speaker 4: to take a team friendly deal?
Speaker 6: Well, I don't think the agent wants to take anything
Speaker 6: team friendly, but the quarterback who's on the field might
Speaker 6: want to.
Speaker 4: But your job as an agent is to put your
Speaker 4: client in the best position. He knows that his client
Speaker 4: needs talent around him to bring out his talent. He's
Speaker 4: not a guy who is going to lead the team.
Speaker 4: He's not a you know, standalone guy. Uh, you know.
Speaker 4: He just doesn't have the abilities to be able to
Speaker 4: do that. But it's kind of hard to say, Hey, Rock,
Speaker 4: what about what about forty five million a year? How
Speaker 4: about maybe forty five we get to fifty. Well, what
Speaker 4: does Brock have currently in the bank? Probably not much
Speaker 4: relatively speaking, Yeah, not much to be in a starting
Speaker 4: quarterback for an NFC Super Bowl contending team. Oh, oh
Speaker 4: my gosh, let's go salbery.
Speaker 3: Salary.
Speaker 8: Salary, salary, salary, salary.
Speaker 9: Come on, Mormon, rough.
Speaker 5: Salary. Any excuse to play it.
Speaker 3: The way that it like whips back in.
Speaker 4: He goes like, all right, rock Party, how much money
Speaker 4: has he made so far?
Speaker 5: You're gonna go first in?
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, we're.
Speaker 5: Switching it out. Oh okay, three seasons in Rock Party,
Speaker 5: including this season. How much has he earned on the field?
Speaker 3: Four million dollars?
Speaker 2: Marvin five point five million dollars, Seaton.
Speaker 3: Two million dollars, it's.
Speaker 2: All five point one million dollars.
Speaker 5: Seat is the closest two point eight million dollars.
Speaker 3: Yikes.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that would be a big increase if you went
Speaker 4: from what is he making this year?
Speaker 5: Nine and eighty five thousand dollars?
Speaker 4: Okay, so nine hundred eighty five thousand. Let's say he
Speaker 4: gets to forty five million.
Speaker 5: That equals about a little less than three million per game.
Speaker 3: No, but what is the percentage increase?
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, you might be asking the wrong guy.
Speaker 3: Well, I definitely don't know it. I don't know Todd.
Speaker 3: Were you good at math?
Speaker 10: I was good at maths? I would but underline it
Speaker 10: was I used to be very good at math. I
Speaker 10: have to see if they can crunch some numbers.
Speaker 3: How do you not get or stay good at math.
Speaker 2: When you're doing it all the time?
Speaker 10: You have homework assignments, and you're studying for tests, and
Speaker 10: then you stay good with it, and then then it
Speaker 10: all goes away once you don't have to worry about
Speaker 10: that anymore.
Speaker 6: Uh yeah, I have forty five million dollars a year,
Speaker 6: is what you're saying. Yeah, yeah, that would put him
Speaker 6: right now according to this, somewhere around Patrick Mahomes kirk
Speaker 6: cousin Josh Allen Matthew Stafford is at forty, Derek Carr
Speaker 6: is at thirty seven point five.
Speaker 4: Okay, could you say to rock perty, hey, you're kind
Speaker 4: of making what Patrick Mahomes snakes.
Speaker 3: I don't know if it'll work. Do I want to
Speaker 3: pay him fifty million dollars? I don't. I don't.
Speaker 4: When everybody is healthy, when everybody's playing well, he has
Speaker 4: proven to be a very, very good quarterback. But when
Speaker 4: everybody is not healthy, or you know, Debo's not being great,
Speaker 4: you don't have McCaffrey. How much longer does Trent Williams
Speaker 4: want to play? I mean, is your best receiver a
Speaker 4: guy who got shot six weeks ago, Ricky Pearson Kittle?
Speaker 3: How long is he going.
Speaker 4: To be at a elite level if he even is
Speaker 4: right now?
Speaker 3: Yes, Boeing.
Speaker 5: If Purdy goes from nine hundred and eighty five thousand
Speaker 5: dollars to forty five million a year, that's a five
Speaker 5: thousand percent race.
Speaker 3: That's good.
Speaker 5: I yes, I'm looking for a three to four percent.
Speaker 4: No, No, I'd like a five hundred percent. Five thousand percent,
Speaker 4: then I should say five thousand. The preseason Super Bowl
Speaker 4: odds were it was Kansas City, followed by the Niners.
Speaker 4: Those were the two favorites by far and away. Then
Speaker 4: it went Lions, Ravens, Eagles, Bengals, Texans, Packers, Buffalo Bills,
Speaker 4: and then the Dallas Cowboys for clicks. Cowboys and the
Speaker 4: Jets had the same odds to start the year, but
Speaker 4: it was Kansas City plus five hundred, San Francisco plus
Speaker 4: six twenty. Then it's the Lions at plus one thousand,
Speaker 4: followed by the Ravens.
Speaker 3: All right, so what other pole questions? So that's the
Speaker 3: Rock Party pole question.
Speaker 6: Yeah, we could go with a Brock Purty pole question.
Speaker 6: We also have based off of last night's game, which
Speaker 6: is worse quitting or cheating?
Speaker 3: Oh about no one in particular.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Or it could be Devandre Campbell who plays for
Speaker 4: the forty nine ers who decided he didn't want to
Speaker 4: go back into the game. We'll hear from Kyle Shanahan,
Speaker 4: his coach, about that. Also, George Kittle had an opinion
Speaker 4: on that as well. Where you just see a guy
Speaker 4: walking to the locker room, not injured, just said he
Speaker 4: didn't want to play anymore.
Speaker 3: So I'll have that for you.
Speaker 4: Coming up, all right, Age seven to seven three DP
Speaker 4: show Ron rivera former NFL coach. He was on the
Speaker 4: call last night on radio for this game. And Ron
Speaker 4: will join us Oregon quarterback and Heisman finalist Dylan Gabriel
Speaker 4: a little later on, and Seth Wickersham has done it again,
Speaker 4: a deep dive on Bill Belichick and why he went
Speaker 4: to college but the NFL was saying to Bill Belichick
Speaker 4: with the possibility of coaching there this upcoming season. He'll
Speaker 4: join us coming up as well. We'll take a break.
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Speaker 4: There was a strange moment last night, and it's one
Speaker 4: of those that if you're watching and not really listening,
Speaker 4: you're going why is that player walking off the field.
Speaker 4: His name is Devondre Campbell, nine year veteran and he
Speaker 4: was a starter. He played a lot this year because
Speaker 4: Drake Greenlaw, if you remember, got hurt during the Super Bowl.
Speaker 4: Torre's Achilles, wonderful linebacker. So he gets the start. Well,
Speaker 4: he starts in place of Devondre Campbell. Drake Greenlaw plays
Speaker 4: the first half and then he says his knee started
Speaker 4: to tighten up a little bit, so he went to
Speaker 4: Kyle Shanahan and said, Hey, I think I need to
Speaker 4: sit down. So Kyle Shanahan says, next man up, it's
Speaker 4: Devondre Campbell. And here is the question to the Niners
Speaker 4: head coach happening.
Speaker 3: With Devondre Campbell.
Speaker 5: He didn't play, and he went into the locker room
Speaker 5: at some point.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he didn't, said he didn't want to play today,
Speaker 3: play today. The coaching staff, he didn't.
Speaker 7: When I asked him why I didn't want to go
Speaker 7: in during the game or before that was in the
Speaker 7: third quarter.
Speaker 1: Does that ever happened to you where a player said
Speaker 1: they didn't want to play that game.
Speaker 3: No, he got demoted for this game. He was not
Speaker 3: going to play. No, he was gonna he was going
Speaker 3: to go in.
Speaker 4: When Drake came out, George Kittle, Niners tight end, had
Speaker 4: this to say about his teammate.
Speaker 11: That is one person who just decided not to, you know,
Speaker 11: play for his teammates. And no, I don't think that
Speaker 11: that doesn't like does make our office so to be like, wow, man,
Speaker 11: you know we're falling apart. It's more of a or
Speaker 11: like the defense, Hey, we're falling apart. It's more of
Speaker 11: a one person making a like Mooney said, of a
Speaker 11: selfish fit decision. And I'm with Mooney on that. And
Speaker 11: I have never been around anybody that's ever done that,
Speaker 11: and I hope I'm never run anybody that does that again.
Speaker 4: It's the worst thing you could do. You quit on
Speaker 4: your teammates. And he was pouting. It seems that Drake Greenlaw,
Speaker 4: who was the starter before he got hurt in the
Speaker 4: Super Bowl, he would have been the starter. Devondre Campbell
Speaker 4: has played I think nine years and it felt like
Speaker 4: he was pouting, Hey, you're going to demote me now
Speaker 4: you want me to play? And then he didn't want
Speaker 4: to play. I don't know what that conversation can be
Speaker 4: like where he can salvage his job, his roster spot.
Speaker 4: I mean, if you're Kyle Shanahan, you probably have to
Speaker 4: take a stand and say, hey, you don't want to play,
Speaker 4: we don't want you. He's cut today, right I would
Speaker 4: think so if you quit on he shouldn't get a
Speaker 4: game check last night.
Speaker 3: I would say to him, we're not paying you now.
Speaker 4: NFLPA can pick up the fight there, But you quit
Speaker 4: on your teammate teammates, Yes, mart.
Speaker 2: I assume this is the end of his NFL career.
Speaker 3: Right, Well, if you're nine years in.
Speaker 2: And walking off the field, like.
Speaker 3: Who's gonna go?
Speaker 4: Hey, Deveandre Campbell, he walked off the field, let's go
Speaker 4: sign him. Not the message you want to send. But
Speaker 4: it was just weird where I don't want to play.
Speaker 4: Coach says, hey, Drey's going to set out the second half,
Speaker 4: needs you know, feeling a little tight, needs you to
Speaker 4: go in there. I don't want to play and this
Speaker 4: is a must win situation for this team. They had
Speaker 4: to win last night, had to and now you don't
Speaker 4: want to play. I can't imagine that that locker might
Speaker 4: have been cleared out last night.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Pauline, can.
Speaker 5: You imagine if this were a road game and that
Speaker 5: guy had to get back on the team plane after this,
Speaker 5: Because my guess is that when you're at home, you
Speaker 5: go to your car, you could easily avoid your teammates,
Speaker 5: especially if you leave the game early. Be traffick.
Speaker 4: Oh, he had plenty of time to avoid them. Yeah,
Speaker 4: I would have said, hey, don't even shower, you know what,
Speaker 4: keep your uniform. We got some nice parting gifts for you.
Speaker 4: Can't quit on your team, and certainly in this moment,
Speaker 4: a must win situation, get some phone calls in here
Speaker 4: eight seven seven three DP show email address tpat Danpatrick
Speaker 4: dot com, Twitter, Hindle dph at DP show. Bill Belichick
Speaker 4: sworn in yesterday and as we thought he'd have a
Speaker 4: suit and tie on. He looked professorial. He looked like
Speaker 4: he belonged on a college campus. There gave him a hoodie,
Speaker 4: got a jersey, got all kinds of gifts there one
Speaker 4: z probably you know, they gave him everything. So here
Speaker 4: you go, went to the bookstore and we got you
Speaker 4: some gear bill and you know he's in it for
Speaker 4: the long haul, or at least the long haul of
Speaker 4: the next couple of years. It certainly sounds like that.
Speaker 4: But he was asked this question about maybe going back
Speaker 4: to the NFL.
Speaker 11: What do you say to people fear that if you
Speaker 11: do succeed here that you might leave for the NFL
Speaker 11: again in a year or two.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I didn't come here leave.
Speaker 4: Yeah, okay, sorry, No, I'm watching the press conference and
Speaker 4: when people are up on the day it's in, they're
Speaker 4: giving him a standing ovation like I was like, come on.
Speaker 3: And then the local media, you.
Speaker 4: Know, you're like, yeah, he's staying. Yeah, it doesn't it
Speaker 4: doesn't mean anything.
Speaker 5: At your school, you're broadcasting school, don't they say the
Speaker 5: media doesn't clap, don't.
Speaker 3: They teach they you're not.
Speaker 4: There's no cheering in the press box, no cheering in
Speaker 4: the press box.
Speaker 3: Yes, Todd, I didn't come here to leave.
Speaker 2: To me, isn't the same as I'm not going anywhere.
Speaker 2: This is my last stop.
Speaker 10: But there's many other things you could say to be
Speaker 10: more emphatic about the situation, as opposed to when the
Speaker 10: sec big NFL call, then we'll sign.
Speaker 3: I thought it was an unfair question to ask him.
Speaker 6: It's his introductory press conference and are all these things, so,
Speaker 6: what are the chances you're leaving?
Speaker 7: Yes, Marvin, Yeah, Now was it the boosters? Were they
Speaker 7: any boosters? They're clapping first because he's like, I'm not
Speaker 7: leaving everybody.
Speaker 2: Else clasp.
Speaker 3: Look.
Speaker 4: I gave my opinion the last couple of days on it.
Speaker 4: I think he'll be fine. I think he'll do a
Speaker 4: good job. And what is now playing out is what
Speaker 4: I told you was happening. He had all of his
Speaker 4: guys he was going to bring in, whether he was
Speaker 4: doing an NFL job or now a college job. They're
Speaker 4: all out of work and they would get together via
Speaker 4: zoom seth Wickersham had this article. He was doing this
Speaker 4: during the season where he's assessing their breaking down all
Speaker 4: NFL games coaching situations. I think he really wanted the
Speaker 4: Bears situation. I think there was concerns with Jacksonville, with
Speaker 4: Shodkhan's son involved in this. You know, there's a lot
Speaker 4: of politics involved in this. Jerry Jones wasn't moving on
Speaker 4: from Mike McCarthy, and if he was like, if you
Speaker 4: hire Belichick, there's a lot that goes into that. And
Speaker 4: if I'm an owner and I'm thinking of hiring him,
Speaker 4: who's my first call, Robert Kraft? That's my first call.
Speaker 4: If I'm an NFL owner, I'm going to go, Hey,
Speaker 4: what's the deal? You moved on from him? What's Robert
Speaker 4: Kraft going to say? Do you think he's going to say, Hey, man,
Speaker 4: if I had to do it all over again, I'd
Speaker 4: hire Bill or I never should have let him go.
Speaker 4: Now he's going to be like, well, you know, you're
Speaker 4: going to have to deal with a lot. And we did,
Speaker 4: and we decided that we were going to move in
Speaker 4: a different direction. Whatever they're going to say, Bill's not
Speaker 4: going to get a recommendation that you're going to want
Speaker 4: to hear. And maybe that doesn't matter to these, you know, franchises.
Speaker 4: But Bill was told, without somebody telling him directly, we
Speaker 4: don't want you in the NFL anymore. That's why he
Speaker 4: turned his attention to college. He still wanted to coach.
Speaker 4: I don't think the Shuler record meant that much to him.
Speaker 4: I mean apparently it didn't, because if it did, he
Speaker 4: be holding out for Hey, whatever it takes like he
Speaker 4: already said, he already compromised himself with the Falcons. He's like, hey,
Speaker 4: I don't have to be in charge. Well, he would
Speaker 4: be in charge, even though he says, hey, you can
Speaker 4: have people in the front office. And I'm paraphrasing here,
Speaker 4: but Bill was told we don't want you. That's how
Speaker 4: we ended up in North Carolina. And the fact that
Speaker 4: his father was there and he had good memories there,
Speaker 4: and you know, for whatever reasons, he's taking it. But
Speaker 4: you know, I think he sounds like he's truly committed,
Speaker 4: but he's sad that these worries first words.
Speaker 3: Growing up, you know, when you're little, you don't remember everything.
Speaker 5: Obviously I was too young to remember a lot of
Speaker 5: things from Carolina. But as as I grew up, you know,
Speaker 5: you hear the same story over and over and over
Speaker 5: over again.
Speaker 3: And so.
Speaker 5: One story I always heard was Billy's first words were
Speaker 5: beat Duke.
Speaker 4: What were your what were your second words? Beat Clemson?
Speaker 4: How about beating North Carolina State? Start there?
Speaker 9: Uh?
Speaker 3: Yeah, So Bill grew up.
Speaker 5: We should have been at the Prescott.
Speaker 4: Yeah, oh, just to laugh, Seaton should have been there
Speaker 4: just as a seat filler, laughing.
Speaker 7: Yes, I really enjoyed the dramatic pause of My first
Speaker 7: words were beat Duke.
Speaker 6: I can't believe that we were like literally making that
Speaker 6: joke yesterday.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he's gonna get.
Speaker 6: There, and I can't wait to beat Duke.
Speaker 3: And he did, He really did.
Speaker 8: He.
Speaker 4: I thought that they would wait until a basketball game
Speaker 4: where they broughty Mouth, and then he was out there,
Speaker 4: ladies and gentlemen, the new football coach at North Carolina,
Speaker 4: Bill Belichick, and then it'd be loud applause and then
Speaker 4: he'd go, uh, beat Duke.
Speaker 3: Going crazy.
Speaker 7: Yes, we were pretty on top of things as far
Speaker 7: as what he was gonna wear. Yeah, we said the
Speaker 7: powder blue tie, but he had the powder blue shirt,
Speaker 7: the navy blue suit. We were wrong on We knew
Speaker 7: he wasn't gonna wear powder blue. But the gray hoodie yeah,
Speaker 7: with the powder blue logo. That was very on brand
Speaker 7: for mister Belichick.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, yeah, he can't go powder blue hoodie. He's
Speaker 4: gotta have something drab and then make you accent that
Speaker 4: maybe the girlfriend gets involved and says, hey, you know too,
Speaker 4: how about a neckerchief or something?
Speaker 3: Hey, Bill, how about a pocket square? Yes?
Speaker 7: Mark, My real question when the season starts. What pair
Speaker 7: of Air Jordan's is he gonna wear? What's the most
Speaker 7: Dan question? That's really with Belichick in North Carolina. It's
Speaker 7: more important about the uniform and what he's gonna wear
Speaker 7: on the sidelines than how they perform.
Speaker 3: Okay, what did mac Brown wear?
Speaker 4: Maybe that's your answer, because I don't think anybody focused
Speaker 4: on mac Brown's shoes is Air Jordans.
Speaker 3: Are there Air Jordans that are just black?
Speaker 5: Right?
Speaker 3: There's certain models that are just black? Right?
Speaker 7: Yeah, but he can't wear black because Carolina he can.
Speaker 5: Yes, Paul mac Brown was going dark blue pants, light
Speaker 5: blue shirt, and they look like dark round House shoes.
Speaker 5: They were definitely not Nike House shoes. They're not They're
Speaker 5: definitely not sneakers.
Speaker 6: Yes, I have a breakdown here of I don't know
Speaker 6: if these are his feet, but Sports Illustrated did a
Speaker 6: rundown of mac Brown's best Jordan's. He's got Air Jordan
Speaker 6: one Hyper Royals. He's got Air Jordan three Retro white,
Speaker 6: Valor blue. He's got Air Jordan eleven Retro Legend blue.
Speaker 6: These are dope. He's got Retro jubilees. Hey, Yeah, the
Speaker 6: fella up to this sneaker game significantly.
Speaker 4: All right, well, I think the girlfriend is going to
Speaker 4: play a role here in picking out outfits on game day.
Speaker 4: Buddha in San Francisco, Good morning, Buddha. What's on your mind?
Speaker 8: No, no moody, happy meat Friday boys, Let's go fritzy,
Speaker 8: Let's go well DP real quick. On the Billy Belichick situation,
Speaker 8: I mean him running from the cold up in New
Speaker 8: England to the land of the Pines. I mean, I
Speaker 8: so wanted a.
Speaker 9: Reporter to ask how he feels about flag planting. But Dan,
Speaker 9: I feel, I honestly feel like Billy was a little
Speaker 9: embarrassed that nothing came to be in another coaching job
Speaker 9: in the NFL. I mean, I mean it seemed obtainable,
Speaker 9: and now he's just shooting a shot to join only
Speaker 9: Pete Carroll, Jimmy Johnson, and Barry Switzer. By the way,
Speaker 9: to Pete, Barry Switzer over rated, but they're the only
Speaker 9: other coaches that I can think of who won both
Speaker 9: in college in the NFL. I mean, maybe Paul can
Speaker 9: check me on that, But Dan, I just I don't
Speaker 9: know how Marvin feels, but I just wanted to apologize
Speaker 9: to the nation on behalf of my low chance niners.
Speaker 3: Last night.
Speaker 9: I mean that made me sleepy, sad and embarrassed.
Speaker 8: I mean twelve to six really.
Speaker 9: Like, come on, I'd rather watch Todd seeing Salerie on
Speaker 9: stage with his hands in his pants the whole time,
Speaker 9: because that performance last night.
Speaker 2: Was just not good.
Speaker 3: Thank you, Buda.
Speaker 4: So there have been It's Pete Carroll, Very Switzer, Jimmy Johnson.
Speaker 5: That's it.
Speaker 3: That's it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, very short list of those who have done both,
Speaker 4: although you could make the argument very Switzer won a
Speaker 4: Super Bowl. Jimmy Johnson built such a great roster that
Speaker 4: Barry walked in and won a Super Bowl with his players.
Speaker 3: Andrew in Washington, Hi, Andrew, what's on your mind? Oh?
Speaker 3: Good morning, Dan?
Speaker 8: Dan?
Speaker 12: Ed's got me fired up on this Bill Belichick to UNC,
Speaker 12: I don't know. I have not heard a cringier handclap
Speaker 12: than that one at his press conference. Was that the
Speaker 12: good Old Boy Network just kind of clapping for their
Speaker 12: man they think is going to bring in the old times,
Speaker 12: Which what are the old times at UNC? When were
Speaker 12: they ever good? So he's going to have to turn
Speaker 12: around this program. And I just don't see it. As
Speaker 12: a Duke fan. I would like to see him beat Duke.
Speaker 12: Duke just got the number one rated quarterback in the
Speaker 12: portal to transfer to their school. Duke is on the upry.
Speaker 12: So when you're looking at UNC, I think the air
Speaker 12: Jordan's hill ware are the AJ twos, which Marvin probably
Speaker 12: knows many people can get AJ twos because they don't
Speaker 12: look that great. Also, it's his first hire going to
Speaker 12: be somebody that kind of a long brand for him,
Speaker 12: like Connor Stallions who loves a good cheating gamble.
Speaker 4: Oh here we go, went too far? Andrew Connor Stallions
Speaker 4: on the sidelines. Yeah, that joke was making the rounds yesterday.
Speaker 3: Who's he going to hire? Connor Stallions? Tom? And Kansas? Hi? Tom,
Speaker 3: what's on your mind?
Speaker 4: Hey?
Speaker 8: Dan?
Speaker 13: Love it guys.
Speaker 14: I'm from the actually Kansas City, home of the world
Speaker 14: champion chasing the greatest quarterback NFL coming in personally six
Speaker 14: two two twenty damn. I want your thoughts and the
Speaker 14: rest of the guys on two talk two thoughts. Distorted
Speaker 14: value and distorted focus in sports. So for a couple
Speaker 14: decades now, we've seen coaches and players get bought out
Speaker 14: of contracts, which means they're no longer playing for or
Speaker 14: coaching those teams, and it's made the world kind of
Speaker 14: like what you don't get paid to be your job.
Speaker 14: And then the second is the focus from player, excuse me,
Speaker 14: from team to player. So we're chasing this inflated value
Speaker 14: and it's put the spotlight on the player. Look at me,
Speaker 14: sign a deal with me, follow me on social. Now
Speaker 14: we have walk up songs for little leaguers.
Speaker 3: So you're saying that's bad for sports.
Speaker 13: I'm concerned.
Speaker 14: I haven't come down that it's bad, but it just
Speaker 14: seems to be an erosion going in the wrong way.
Speaker 4: Well, this has been going on in sports for a
Speaker 4: long time. It just didn't surface here where it's noticed
Speaker 4: me or wide receivers saying I'm open or I'm going
Speaker 4: to be critical. Social media has played a large role,
Speaker 4: but it's not like this just happened.
Speaker 6: Yeah, our walk up songs for little legals, little little
Speaker 6: little leaguers are walk up songs for little leaguers.
Speaker 3: We'll take it out of the rear.
Speaker 6: Eroding the fabric of sports.
Speaker 4: I went to a girls softball game last year and
Speaker 4: they had a big boom box and they had walk
Speaker 4: up songs for softball and I'm like, I say to
Speaker 4: the coach. I was like, Brock, what's going on? He goes,
Speaker 4: what girls love this stuff? I'm like, all right, So
Speaker 4: I don't know if that's eroding the sports culture he has.
Speaker 5: Paulin, you could make the case that for generations, young
Speaker 5: athletes have imitated what pro athletes have done with social media.
Speaker 5: We just get to see it play out, like of
Speaker 5: a little kid and eight greater does a bat flip.
Speaker 5: Fifteen years ago, we would have never seen it.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 10: I think walk up songs, even as young as literally
Speaker 10: is great. I wish I had that when I was playing,
Speaker 10: where you could pick a song and I guess you're
Speaker 10: pumped up as you're walking to the plate.
Speaker 2: It's not showing anybody up.
Speaker 10: They have all those corny songs, and the Doug I said,
Speaker 10: we want to picture not a bell interest. So there's
Speaker 10: music and singing and all kinds of stuff going on
Speaker 10: and taunting all the time.
Speaker 2: Play your little song for a few seconds.
Speaker 3: What would your song have been? In littlely, it might.
Speaker 2: Have been no sleep till Brooklyn Beastie Boys comes to mind.
Speaker 10: I think they would pump me up.
Speaker 3: I don't think they were out yet. When you were in.
Speaker 3: That's a good point.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, maybe something from Earth Winded Fire.
Speaker 3: Okay, yes, mar Yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 2: How pumped up we would have been if Fritzy comes.
Speaker 6: Up, Oh show.
Speaker 10: Like that song, Oh made you be room.
Speaker 4: You should have been.
Speaker 7: Gone after all those worlds stee you.
Speaker 1: Oh shore Oh.
Speaker 3: No, should go.
Speaker 6: Well, I'm just saying, if Journey is on tour, uh.
Speaker 3: Let's make it happen. Maybe they would.
Speaker 4: Well, Steve Perry is not singing with that, it's not yeah,
Speaker 4: so and I think they already ran through the guy
Speaker 4: who was replacing Steve Perry.
Speaker 3: I think he's out now too. Yes, yeah, they're in
Speaker 3: my hat in the ring. Let's do it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, how about we take a break here. We're just
Speaker 4: getting started the very last show. It's like, so, what's
Speaker 4: everybody doing? Like, I don't know that I'm going on
Speaker 4: tour Journey actually believe it?
Speaker 3: Or not?
Speaker 2: Going a break?
Speaker 8: Now?
Speaker 3: Break tim break.
Speaker 4: Tam Todd. If Journey reaches out, yes, I will let
Speaker 4: you go.
Speaker 3: I would do it for free, I know. But when
Speaker 3: you go, then you're gone.
Speaker 2: Oh you mean instead of continuing with the shows.
Speaker 3: Should have been gone?
Speaker 5: Wow, that's hurtful.
Speaker 2: In the holiday season like that.
Speaker 4: No, no, no, I'm saying, if you go, then you you
Speaker 4: have my blast thing to go on tour with them
Speaker 4: and just not be here.
Speaker 3: Yes, go on tour with them. Wait, would you stay
Speaker 3: or would you go with journey On?
Speaker 10: I would like to stay and see if I can
Speaker 10: periodically we can do.
Speaker 2: A little thing.
Speaker 3: I can't do that. No, got to be committed to
Speaker 3: one or the other.
Speaker 10: And I'm staying with you, guys. I've been here for
Speaker 10: twenty three years. All of a sudden, I'm gonna go
Speaker 10: run with the back end of journey it mail it.
Speaker 4: You're disappointed now, Well, it's easy to say it when
Speaker 4: there's no offer.
Speaker 2: It's very easy to say.
Speaker 3: How about how about we take a break here? Okay?
Speaker 4: No, no, no, exactly when we come back, we'll play
Speaker 4: the game filling the blank.
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Speaker 3: Drifty to his right launches down the right numbers. This
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Speaker 3: to go line, Darius Williams.
Speaker 6: Goes to get it right in front of Juwan.
Speaker 4: Jennings and La has the first takeaway of Thursday Night
Speaker 4: Football into triple coverage. Rock Perdy fourteen to thirty one,
Speaker 4: forty five percent completion percentage, first time he's had less
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Speaker 4: to play. Fill in the blank. Give you a statement,
Speaker 4: and then you must fill in the blank, like the
Speaker 4: Niners window to win the Super Bowl is blank. Paul Murky, Murky,
Speaker 4: Todd Prety much over seatan closing Marvin.
Speaker 2: Cracked.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna say closed, dang. Rock Purty is a blank quarterback, Todd.
Speaker 4: I went with non tenna, non non setan pretty good
Speaker 4: Marvin serviceable Paul Good. I would say Brock Purty is
Speaker 4: a good quarterback too. The problem is he's gonna cost
Speaker 4: you what a great quarterback would cost you. Bill Belichick's
Speaker 4: tenure at North Carolina will be blank. Marvin Jordan esque, Wow,
Speaker 4: well that means you win a national title.
Speaker 2: Oh I said what I said?
Speaker 4: Okay, Seaton. Bill Belichick's tenure at North Carolina.
Speaker 3: Will be blank, under whelming, hat under Todd, Scar healed,
Speaker 3: I mean we don't have to. Yeah, I have to.
Speaker 3: You know you don't you don't feel like Okay, Well.
Speaker 5: That's Scarhield, Paul compelling.
Speaker 4: Bill Belichick's tenure at North Carolina will be good content.
Speaker 4: Niners linebacker Devandre Campbell is blank, Paul infamous, Todd.
Speaker 10: San Franciscan, San Francisco cutting it because I.
Speaker 3: Know I got it. I got see. I also had
Speaker 3: San Francisco believe this. I think he stole that off.
Speaker 3: Marvin out out.
Speaker 4: Oh okay, uh forty nine Ers linebacker Devondre Campbell is gone.
Speaker 3: That's fill in the blank. Yeah, I love it.
Speaker 4: A little bit later, I'm sure you do love it.
Speaker 4: I don't know if we loved it though. Come on
Speaker 4: a little bit later on the most must win game
Speaker 4: of the weekend, we'll have that for you as well.
Speaker 4: Jay in Indianapolis, Hi, Jay, what's on your mind today?
Speaker 13: Hey, thanks for having me six five.
Speaker 3: I love the show.
Speaker 13: Happy holidays. I think I've saw the flag planting issue,
Speaker 13: and I think it's in a way that Dan Patrick
Speaker 13: show can take credit for it. It's only during rivalry
Speaker 13: week and the losing coach has to go out to
Speaker 13: midfield and then take a pie to the thing.
Speaker 4: Good luck with that. Good luck with trying to pass that.
Speaker 4: It just comes down to if you're the coach, you
Speaker 4: tell your players that's not what we do. We're better
Speaker 4: than that, and so or you don't say anything and
Speaker 4: you let them go out and let it be, you know,
Speaker 4: a big mash pit there.
Speaker 3: Good luck with that.
Speaker 4: It sound like we need legislation, and it really came
Speaker 4: off as sad. You know, a politician, you know, playing
Speaker 4: to the local fans. I mean, Ohio State fans don't
Speaker 4: want this. Wait, we need to have legal protection. So
Speaker 4: nobody plans a flag here.
Speaker 3: Just win.
Speaker 6: Yes, It's like when like politicians show up and they're
Speaker 6: like they go into the chamber for the vote, but
Speaker 6: nobody else showed up, so they bring like a bucket
Speaker 6: of chicken, Like, yeah, I'm calling all of you guys chicken.
Speaker 6: It just not being such a loser. Just cast your
Speaker 6: vote yes.
Speaker 10: Is it not as simple as the head coach saying, hey, guys,
Speaker 10: come here a second.
Speaker 3: Stop planning flags.
Speaker 10: If you want to keep your sculptor and be on
Speaker 10: this team, don't do it first person to do it.
Speaker 3: I don't care how good you are.
Speaker 1: You're out.
Speaker 3: We need more of Todd Fritz, head coach.
Speaker 2: Why can't they just say that there's old legislation.
Speaker 10: We don't need Congress, we don't need the judicial system,
Speaker 10: the Supreme Court, don't plant flags anymore.
Speaker 3: You got it all right, get out there and win.
Speaker 3: Who's with me?
Speaker 2: You're not doing that all? Don't test me.
Speaker 3: Do not do that with the flag.
Speaker 2: Can't test me, Coach Fritz all business.
Speaker 4: Coming out seth Wickersham a very detailed column about Bill
Speaker 4: Belichick and why he went to college and not to
Speaker 4: the NFL. Dylan Gabriel, Oregon quarterback he Hesman finalists will
Speaker 4: stop by as well. Hope you'll stay with us.