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Speaker 2: was just telling the dan Etes Squid Game was incredible
Speaker 2: when that first came out. If you saw that, a
Speaker 2: South Korean made game show where people actually got killed
Speaker 2: trying to go for a monetary prize boiler. Yeah, so
Speaker 2: season two I'm thinking, Okay, how do you top that?
Speaker 2: Because all you need to do is see the first
Speaker 2: five minutes of the original where they play red Light
Speaker 2: Green Light, and then you realize this is something we've
Speaker 2: ever seen before. Well, season two is a reality show
Speaker 2: where they have four hundred and fifty six contestants. They
Speaker 2: went to England and they set up everything the way
Speaker 2: it was in the original, but nobody gets killed. Now,
Speaker 2: it's hard to say when you're watching a show, isn't
Speaker 2: any good? Well, nobody gets killed based off what we
Speaker 2: saw in the original. Now, if you did this initially
Speaker 2: and then you did the other one, then you would
Speaker 2: have had an encore performance. This one. You're kind of
Speaker 2: waiting and I've tried. I'm about thirty minutes into the
Speaker 2: first episode and maybe one of our listeners or viewers
Speaker 2: can tell me that it's worth staying along for the ride.
Speaker 2: But you know that first one, man, it was must see.
Speaker 2: This one, I'm trying to see. I'm trying to stay
Speaker 2: with it there and they go through all the you know,
Speaker 2: same kind of games events, but even on red light
Speaker 2: green Light, when you get shot, it's just ink. So
Speaker 2: they do shoot you, but then you just fall down
Speaker 2: and then you're eliminated. And so they eliminated a couple
Speaker 2: of hundred people to start with, and they're going for
Speaker 2: four and a half million dollars.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: See, it's kind of funny that the disappointment is nobody's
Speaker 4: really being shot.
Speaker 2: Yes, yes, yeah, but that's based off of what we
Speaker 2: saw in the original.
Speaker 4: Right, the original is just so crazy.
Speaker 2: But if you did it'd be like Survivor where you
Speaker 2: truly had to survive.
Speaker 5: They just push him out on a raft out of
Speaker 5: the ocean at the end.
Speaker 2: Yes, Jeff Propes isn't there. Yeah he might a million dollars.
Speaker 2: Jeff Propes might not make it, you know, no food,
Speaker 2: get five million dollars and people actually die. Well that's
Speaker 2: what squid game was. Is it squid game or squid games?
Speaker 2: But it's squid game game singular. Okay. But if you
Speaker 2: would have had the reality show this gone first, then
Speaker 2: you'd be like, all right, that's interesting old games being
Speaker 2: played here, and then you did the original but did
Speaker 2: it second, be like, oh my god boy, what a
Speaker 2: twist on squid game.
Speaker 5: Yes, I didn't see a season on a squid game,
Speaker 5: but I remember you guys didn't.
Speaker 2: I didn't.
Speaker 5: It was too hot and popular.
Speaker 2: Just watched the first fifteen minutes. Okay, that's and if
Speaker 2: you don't want to watch anymore.
Speaker 5: Just a clarify. It's not a reality show. It's based
Speaker 5: out a it's a concept of real.
Speaker 2: Yes that that that's not real. Is it good or
Speaker 2: just shocking? It's both?
Speaker 5: Okay, So it's a good show as well.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, there's all kinds of deception and games being
Speaker 2: played within the game, and you know, people trying to
Speaker 2: have partnerships. I wish to watch the Alliances.
Speaker 5: I wish. I watched it last night around you Cam Eastern,
Speaker 5: so the three hours I spent.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well it's a great that was a great show.
Speaker 4: I don't right, it's been a few years now since
Speaker 4: I watched it, but I remember being late.
Speaker 2: I went back and watched the first episode a couple
Speaker 2: of weeks ago, and I'm like, an, I'm Jones and
Speaker 2: for something. Let me go back and red light green
Speaker 2: light Soon when as that happens and You're like, all right,
Speaker 2: let me see this seems like whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.
Speaker 4: There was definitely a moment for me watching that first
Speaker 4: episode where I was just like, I don't see what
Speaker 4: the whoa?
Speaker 2: Oh my god. Yeah, Paulie just watched the first episode
Speaker 2: and Todd, I know you didn't see it. I did not.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I heard all about it but did not tune in.
Speaker 2: Marvin, did you see squid Game? I did not.
Speaker 5: Okay, if it was a squid game Daytona Beach fortuit
Speaker 5: a song, squid Game's Gone wild something, Yeah, squid Game's
Speaker 5: gone wild.
Speaker 2: That's your homework assignment. Fifteen minutes. You can. All you
Speaker 2: need to do is watch fifteen minutes. If you don't
Speaker 2: watch after fifteen, no judgment here, because you might not
Speaker 2: want to watch it because you're like, oh boy, this
Speaker 2: is too much for me.
Speaker 4: Yes, I'm hearing from some people that it's not worth
Speaker 4: going further into season two.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's just that.
Speaker 4: Really, season two though, it's it's it's it's squid Game
Speaker 4: the show.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you know, yeah, yeah, I here's another thing, squid lame.
Speaker 2: You have all of these people who are involved in
Speaker 2: this reality show. They have the same setup as the
Speaker 2: original Squid Game, but nobody says, oh my gosh, I
Speaker 2: remember this in the you know, the original show that
Speaker 2: I watched. They go into this room where all their
Speaker 2: beds are and they're like, oh my god, look at this.
Speaker 2: Well we saw this. I knew what it looked like.
Speaker 2: How can they not go oh I remember seeing this
Speaker 2: in the original or that game or Red Light Green Light, Oh,
Speaker 2: I remember seeing this. And nobody said that, at least
Speaker 2: during the first twenty minutes.
Speaker 4: Yes, see, there is a Squid Game season two in production.
Speaker 4: I don't know that there's a release date just yet.
Speaker 4: But there's and then there's squid Game, the reality show
Speaker 4: that you're talking about.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I tried. I was looking forward to it. It's just, hey,
Speaker 2: what happens. You get eliminated? Who cares? In the original,
Speaker 2: you truly got eliminated forever. But then they drop the
Speaker 2: money in this big ball that comes down. It's like
Speaker 2: a ballroom ball that comes down, and they just keep
Speaker 2: throwing in all this money and then they tell you
Speaker 2: what the total is on it. Yeah, points, so tonight
Speaker 2: I get the wife, the two kids gather on the No, no, no, no, okay, no,
Speaker 2: just do you do it. You don't want the you
Speaker 2: don't want the wife and kids around that first fifteen
Speaker 2: minutes pretty good, pretty good TV. I'm just gonna say,
Speaker 2: red Light, green Light, that's good. Never going to be
Speaker 2: the same, yes, don is it more.
Speaker 5: Eerie creepy or graphic or both?
Speaker 2: Oh it's definitely graphic. Yeah yeah, yeah, give it a watch,
Speaker 2: give it a spin. Fifteen minutes. I know you won't
Speaker 2: do it, Todd, but well, I.
Speaker 5: Like the spooky horror as opposed to oh there goes
Speaker 5: a leg going flying across the room.
Speaker 2: Not exactly that.
Speaker 7: So it's not like thriller.
Speaker 2: They're not cutting people's legs off or anything like that.
Speaker 2: Just get eliminated in a variety of ways. But uh,
Speaker 2: there's some pretty you know, the back story, and it's
Speaker 2: it's interesting. It's interesting.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Point Todd likes horror movies because there's a ninety
Speaker 5: percent chance that a hot girl in tent. Absolutely it's
Speaker 5: gonna go into the garage to see what the noises are,
Speaker 5: and he knows that scenes upcoming.
Speaker 2: It's like that commercial.
Speaker 5: They always make that mistake.
Speaker 6: They go hide in the garage with the guy with a.
Speaker 2: Chance he's just get in the car. It's so good,
Speaker 2: just going the running car. I love that. Is that Geico?
Speaker 5: I think it's Geico.
Speaker 2: It's you know, we watch commercials sometimes and you go, oh,
Speaker 2: what are they selling?
Speaker 8: Oh?
Speaker 2: I don't know. There are times when I go, I don't,
Speaker 2: I don't know what they're selling. But it's a good commercial.
Speaker 2: It's head to the cemetery, good idea. Its so good.
Speaker 2: And then you've got the guy there with all the
Speaker 2: chainsaws that are hanging, yeah, taking his head and just upon.
Speaker 6: In front of me.
Speaker 2: All Right, we did our best to hold off talking
Speaker 2: about last night's game. But I must stick to sports
Speaker 2: as I'm told to occasionally. The Bears to win last night, yay.
Speaker 2: I don't know if they wanted to win last night,
Speaker 2: but the Vikings certainly didn't want to win the way
Speaker 2: they play. But they're still in the mix, at least
Speaker 2: this year. The Bears are not. And I think the
Speaker 2: Bears are going to be interesting in April when they
Speaker 2: decide what they're going to do at the quarterbacking position.
Speaker 2: And we just had Chase Daniel on backup career, backup
Speaker 2: quarterback fourteen years in the NFL, and he said, I'd
Speaker 2: stay with Justin Fields. I'd hate to be the GM
Speaker 2: who passed on Caleb Williams or Drake may or other
Speaker 2: I guess for that matter, we'll talk some college football.
Speaker 2: You know, Deon Sanders is losing recruits now. This is
Speaker 2: There's a couple of reasons why I think this is happening.
Speaker 2: Because in September, there was no other program that was
Speaker 2: hotter than Colorado. Everybody wanted a piece of Dion the
Speaker 2: Buffalo's you know college game Day, Fox, you know noon kickoff, everybody,
Speaker 2: celebrities are there. I don't know where everybody is now,
Speaker 2: Like if I'm Dion. I say to my celebrity friends,
Speaker 2: Now's when I need you. Now's when I want you
Speaker 2: to come out and support. But his son, you know,
Speaker 2: Shador has a fracture in his back. I think what
Speaker 2: happened is you probably got some kids who were verbally
Speaker 2: committing to Colorado in September. Now all of a sudden,
Speaker 2: they're looking and going that team isn't any good, which
Speaker 2: is what was stated on this show back in September,
Speaker 2: that they were entertaining, they weren't good and they didn't
Speaker 2: have depth. And that's exactly how this played out. But
Speaker 2: everybody got caught up in oh my god, they're gonna
Speaker 2: be a top twenty five, they can challenge maybe for
Speaker 2: you know, conference championship. Hey how about Dion to the Cowboys? Well,
Speaker 2: because of those things where they cooled off considerably, Dion
Speaker 2: has been mentioned by his friends on these talk shows
Speaker 2: that he could Hey why didn't he get texas A?
Speaker 2: And m Hey what about the Cowboy? Well, if you're
Speaker 2: a recruit or parents of a recruit, is he even
Speaker 2: going to be there? So all of this positive publicity
Speaker 2: that he got is turning into a negative because his
Speaker 2: friends on these talk shows, keep saying, Hey, why aren't
Speaker 2: he up for Texas A and M. Hey what about
Speaker 2: the Cowboys? Okay, well that's going to hurt recruiting. Also,
Speaker 2: nil Colorado doesn't have nil money like these other schools,
Speaker 2: these collectives. And Dion has said, we're not an ATM,
Speaker 2: don't come here to get rich. Well, if I'm a kid, Dan,
Speaker 2: you're rich, your kids got they're rich. Your son's driving
Speaker 2: a Mayback like you know, he's flossing with a watch.
Speaker 2: That's why we're coming there. We get to play for you.
Speaker 2: We get to make money. This is great, get to
Speaker 2: be on TV college game Day, be on an app
Speaker 2: lack commercial. I mean, this is awesome until it's not.
Speaker 2: Now this is reality. Reality is set in. I don't
Speaker 2: hear any of the you know, Stephen A. Smith or
Speaker 2: nobody's going out to Colorado. Now's when Dion needs you.
Speaker 2: Although there season's over now, yes, ma'am.
Speaker 7: And also Colorado isn't a traditional powerhouse. Say if LSU
Speaker 7: was down and they were four or nine, there's still LSU,
Speaker 7: so they're still in sec So Colorado, you've am I
Speaker 7: really going to go to Boulder?
Speaker 2: Yeah, Well this is hurting Dion and Dion did say
Speaker 2: this in fairness, he said, if you're gonna get us,
Speaker 2: get us this year, because after that, you know, he's
Speaker 2: running a business there. He's the first coach who's openly
Speaker 2: saying we're running a business here. But he does act
Speaker 2: like the get off my lawn old school coach. Sometimes
Speaker 2: it is about nil, it is about collectives, it is
Speaker 2: about being a star, It is about going to Colorado,
Speaker 2: being a part of all of this. Well, in September
Speaker 2: it was great. Hey they beat TCU or TCU's not good,
Speaker 2: but at the time they were twenty one point underdogs.
Speaker 2: Nebraska not good. Colorado State? What Colorado State end up
Speaker 2: this year? Now, you know, great rivalry, great game, but
Speaker 2: these aren't. These aren't you know, big time opponents. You know,
Speaker 2: they made USC competitive, but other than that, there was
Speaker 2: just sort of a all right, and then all of
Speaker 2: a sudden reality set in. Yeah, Paul, it is.
Speaker 5: Funny though Dian took over a team that was one
Speaker 5: and eleven, and if they had quietly gone to four
Speaker 5: and eight this year, you know, let's say they won
Speaker 5: a game and they lost too, and they won a
Speaker 5: game and lost too, but oh solid, yeah, improvement, very
Speaker 5: little coverage. It probably wouldn't have done much for recruiting,
Speaker 5: though it would have been I'm not sure which is better.
Speaker 5: You know, that was the September of Colorado worth the
Speaker 5: next three months, which has more of an impact long term.
Speaker 5: I'm not sure what the answer is.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you know, Andy Staples, college football writer, will join
Speaker 2: us coming up. I'll ask him that question. I think
Speaker 2: that's a fair question to ask. But I don't have
Speaker 2: Dion has been on our show many many times. I enjoy,
Speaker 2: you know, his company. It's a great interview, but I
Speaker 2: don't I don't have any you know, people say, oh, yeah,
Speaker 2: now you were waiting for Colorado. I know I wasn't.
Speaker 9: Like.
Speaker 2: All I want is content. If Colorado continue to win, great,
Speaker 2: If they don't, that's still content. I mean, Colorado State
Speaker 2: is five and seven this year. What did TCU end up? Like?
Speaker 2: They didn't beat anybody? Did they have a couple of
Speaker 2: players that you know, we really cared about, Yes, and
Speaker 2: they were interesting? Yes, Then reality set in and now
Speaker 2: nobody cares. Nobody cared the last month of the season. Yes,
Speaker 2: don you see you also five and seven? Yeah, these
Speaker 2: aren't good teams. Although last year they were in the
Speaker 2: Fiesta bal but this year they weren't a good team. Yes, ma'am.
Speaker 2: September feels like two years ago.
Speaker 7: We all stayed up until two thirty in the morning
Speaker 7: to watch Colorado Rascos State State.
Speaker 2: Right, that is unbelievable. Yeah, I still remember.
Speaker 7: My come down up, babe, what are you doing?
Speaker 2: I'm watching Colorado Colorado football? Who plays for them? Denny
Speaker 2: in Michigan, Hey, Denny, what's on your mind today?
Speaker 3: Well, a long time, first time sixty six inches of
Speaker 3: soft one seventy seven right oft. I seen a documentary
Speaker 3: on Wody Hayes. He said Ohio State hired him in
Speaker 3: nineteen fifty for somebody that was fired in the forties.
Speaker 3: I don't know. Maybe Polyester could look that up. I'm
Speaker 3: not sure, but if it's true, every head coach at
Speaker 3: Ohio State except for Urban Myers has been fired since
Speaker 3: the forties, and many think that he snuck out.
Speaker 2: The back door. Okay, all right, well, thank you, Denny.
Speaker 2: Uh Well, Urban had the opportunity and took the Jacksonville job.
Speaker 2: I don't I don't remember seeing anything where Urban's job
Speaker 2: was in jeopardy. Yes, Bony, Almost.
Speaker 5: Every college football coach his career ends in a firing
Speaker 5: or a agree to leave. Once in a while you
Speaker 5: have a coach that ends his career there and ends
Speaker 5: up going to the athletic director's office and you know emeritus.
Speaker 5: But mostly almost everyone gets fired. It's sports pretty much.
Speaker 2: I don't think you take a job or go into
Speaker 2: that profession thinking I'll never get fired.
Speaker 5: An incident, a bad season.
Speaker 2: I mean, Mike Skruyshevski, if he coached now, would have
Speaker 2: been fired after his first three years. I think what
Speaker 2: he did in those first three years, they weren't any good.
Speaker 2: John Wooden might have gotten fired at UCLA when he
Speaker 2: first started out. I don't think that they were very
Speaker 2: good either, but you know they certain you know, we're
Speaker 2: not patient. Just look at David Tepper, who's going to
Speaker 2: have his press conference coming up here in about fifteen minutes,
Speaker 2: the Carolina Panthers owner. He might fire somebody during the
Speaker 2: press conference. Yes, Paul, I was thinking about David Tepper.
Speaker 2: His era with David Tepper in Carolina remind me of
Speaker 2: twenty years ago when Daniel Snyder took over the then
Speaker 2: Washington Redskins. And remember he was just very jumpy signing
Speaker 2: free agents overspending uh, you know, there's Jim Zorn, and
Speaker 2: then there's Schottenheimer for a year, and then there's let's
Speaker 2: bring back Gibbs. And it was very jumpy and there
Speaker 2: was a very little commitment. Final Asper taken over as
Speaker 2: the worst owner in the NFL from Daniel Snyder Temper.
Speaker 5: To be fair to him, I don't know of any
Speaker 5: off field issues.
Speaker 2: Well, I'm just talking about ownership, just regular football stuff.
Speaker 5: Being detrimental to his own team. Yeah, he took a
Speaker 5: team that was seven to ten in a game away
Speaker 5: from the playoffs to the worst team in the league.
Speaker 4: Well, this is pretty fast, by the way, to jump
Speaker 4: right up to worst owners in the league.
Speaker 2: That's impressive. That is he's fired a lot of people.
Speaker 4: You have to be a special brand of person. Yeah,
Speaker 4: to rise that quickly. We did ask for David Tepper
Speaker 4: just everybody. Yeah, we're not we're not getting him.
Speaker 2: But it heard that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he's he's going to pass or he's just not available.
Speaker 2: That's usly what we get.
Speaker 5: That's the thing about being a billionaire. You're always available.
Speaker 5: You've got four phones, you got jets with phones. He
Speaker 5: is available, Yeah, I know he is. Yeah, he chooses
Speaker 5: not to be a.
Speaker 4: Very yes, that's just preferred not to he doesn't like you.
Speaker 2: Yeah, oh, if that's fine, I would that would be great,
Speaker 2: that's fine. I'd be a T.
Speaker 6: Shirt with a two point five seconds that email people.
Speaker 5: Tell me they don't like me all the time would
Speaker 5: be refreshing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, tell Paul something he hasn't heard. Yeah, all right,
Speaker 2: we'll talk to Andy Staples, our good buddy. Well hear
Speaker 2: from Bill Belichick. He talked about the rumors about knowing
Speaker 2: where he's going to go his next destination. Dan Orlovsky
Speaker 2: was kind of backed into a corner on mcafeel what
Speaker 2: a week ago? Two weeks ago like after McAfee said, wait,
Speaker 2: you know where he's going to Land Chargers and uh
Speaker 2: so Bill Belichick responds to that, let me take a break.
Speaker 2: More phone calls come up as well. We're back after
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Speaker 5: Was what was that?
Speaker 2: I think it was a burp.
Speaker 5: I think that's the first of your career.
Speaker 2: I think it was. I think I think it was
Speaker 2: a burp. Is what happened?
Speaker 5: Anyway? You're usually pretty good at the quick pause side, yes,
Speaker 5: from what I've noticed.
Speaker 2: Or or I just turn off my microphone so the
Speaker 2: professionals do. How about you do it? And so I
Speaker 2: have this running nose and sore throat, and that's not
Speaker 2: an excuse. But I've been concentrating on that, and then
Speaker 2: here I go, I just let one buy the goalie.
Speaker 2: It's fine, let's all do it, all right, go ahead,
Speaker 2: anybody want to make a sound, all right, thank you?
Speaker 2: Anybody else?
Speaker 5: I don't know if don cue?
Speaker 2: I guess so, okay, we're good, but.
Speaker 5: We're greenlit, like if you get one hall.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'd rather not.
Speaker 4: Actually, people are taking liberties of that hall pass unknowingly.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Todd does.
Speaker 6: What's But.
Speaker 2: How many times the day do we hear that? When
Speaker 2: Todd gives you that guttural cough? And I always say no,
Speaker 2: don't because then I always know something a surgery is
Speaker 2: gonna happen, or you're going to miss a day or two.
Speaker 4: Yes see, well what happens the precursor is in the
Speaker 4: morning meeting when we're getting ready to tape. Because I
Speaker 4: sit next to Todd. What I hear is him keeping
Speaker 4: that in when he's not just letting it fly, because
Speaker 4: we're all sitting next to each other. So what you
Speaker 4: hear is sitting next to me.
Speaker 2: I'll here like.
Speaker 5: I feel a cop coming and I don't have like
Speaker 5: a halls or something.
Speaker 6: I don't want to you just hear like.
Speaker 2: Swallowing the cough. Okay, But that's why we have the
Speaker 2: partition between.
Speaker 6: The glass partition where we do the morning meeting.
Speaker 5: But then Seaton after that, Todd will sometimes excluse that's.
Speaker 6: It, hold it into like a real nasty one.
Speaker 2: Let me get to Andy Staples. He covers college football
Speaker 2: for at on three Sports. He was at the Ohio
Speaker 2: State Michigan game on Saturday, and he'll be at the
Speaker 2: SEC Championship with Alabama and Georgia. Sorry to put you
Speaker 2: through that, Andy, who had a worst month? Jim Harbaugh
Speaker 2: or Ryan Day?
Speaker 8: Oh?
Speaker 6: Ryan Day, no question, because Jim Harbaugh not being on
Speaker 6: the sideline Saturday made losing even worse for Ryan Day
Speaker 6: because you already you're already oh and two in your
Speaker 6: last two against Michigan. Now you're oh in three, and
Speaker 6: you've also lost to the interim coach, who, by the way,
Speaker 6: if something happens with Jim Harbaugh down the road, Sharon
Speaker 6: Moore is probably the coach. So that's the guy you're
Speaker 6: probably dealing with going forward. And Ryan Day has got
Speaker 6: to get it figured out. I was there in twenty
Speaker 6: nineteen when Jim Harbaugh was on lost number five in
Speaker 6: rote oh Ohio State and he's at being asked all
Speaker 6: these questions and he can't answer him. Ryan They was
Speaker 6: in the same position on Saturday. Was eerie, same stadium,
Speaker 6: same lack of answers.
Speaker 2: Okay, if I said in the next three years, who
Speaker 2: is more likely to still be at their school, Ryan
Speaker 2: Day or Jim Harball.
Speaker 6: Oh, Ryan Day, No question, that's an easy one. Because
Speaker 6: Jim Harbaugh has tried to go to the NFL the
Speaker 6: last two years. Clearly there's still an itch there. And look,
Speaker 6: he was really good in the NFL. He got to
Speaker 6: a Super Bowl. He'd went to three NFC championship games,
Speaker 6: so I would imagine that he still would like to
Speaker 6: try to win that Super Bowl. Also, there is the
Speaker 6: matter of two NCUBA investigations where the punishment hasn't been
Speaker 6: handed down by the NCAA yet, So we don't know
Speaker 6: what's going to happen with that.
Speaker 2: Ryan Day.
Speaker 6: He's got time to work this out now. If he
Speaker 6: gets tired of everybody yelling at him because he wins
Speaker 6: all the other games except Michigan, he could go somewhere else.
Speaker 6: But I do feel like and from talking to people
Speaker 6: around Ryan Day, he wants to work this out. He
Speaker 6: wants to make this work. And I gotta be honestan
Speaker 6: when that twelve team playoff starts next year, Ohio State
Speaker 6: is perfectly built for that because they're the type of
Speaker 6: team that's going to get in every year and if
Speaker 6: they get hot, they'll win the national championship. So Ryan
Speaker 6: Day's actually still in a really good position. Just got
Speaker 6: to figure out Michigan.
Speaker 2: But can he survive next year at home losing to Michigan.
Speaker 6: Maybe not? Maybe not? That is that is the thing.
Speaker 6: Because John Cooper went two ten and one against Michigan,
Speaker 6: there was no social media. Only nerds knew what the
Speaker 6: internet was like. This is a completely different environment. I
Speaker 6: think if oh to four might be enough to push
Speaker 6: them over the edge. And Ryan Day understands that because
Speaker 6: he makes it very clear that game is more important
Speaker 6: than everything else. Everybody knows that. And yeah, he's got
Speaker 6: to get that figured out. But if you ask me
Speaker 6: the same question, even if he lost that game, the
Speaker 6: Jim Harbor Ryan Day question, I still say Ryan Day
Speaker 6: is more.
Speaker 2: Likely to do help me understand what's going on at
Speaker 2: Colorado with Dion Sanders and his recruits.
Speaker 6: So these had a couple decommits of late. He came
Speaker 6: out and said they're not gonna be an ATM, which
Speaker 6: was the wrong thing to say. Dion. You know, he
Speaker 6: has this platform that he can offer, which should lead
Speaker 6: to good NIL money as well, because there's nobody else
Speaker 6: who can make people watch the team play like Dion
Speaker 6: Sanders can. But when you say we're not gonna be
Speaker 6: the ATM, that is coach speak for our collective has
Speaker 6: no money. We're broke. And he went on his radio
Speaker 6: show clarified saying, oh, we got it. You need to
Speaker 6: help our NIL. Yeah, you're gonna have to do that
Speaker 6: because they need offensive defensive linemen. Those people are the
Speaker 6: most expensive players in the transfer portal. They're the most
Speaker 6: expensive players coming out of high schooler than quarterbacks. Like
Speaker 6: I always laugh because before NIL started, I get these
Speaker 6: questions from readers and they say, well, what's going to
Speaker 6: happen when the quarterback makes all the money and the
Speaker 6: left tackles not making him. I'm like, dude, the left
Speaker 6: tackle is going to make a ton of money.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 6: It will evolve to be just like the NFL salary scale,
Speaker 6: and it has in just two years.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think that's interesting. I remember when somebody was
Speaker 2: talking about that. You know, George is getting all of
Speaker 2: these defensive linemen and Texas A and M was spending
Speaker 2: a lot of money on defensive linemen. And I said, yep, yes,
Speaker 2: that's how you build a team. You build it from
Speaker 2: the inside. You're going to get a quarterback, but if
Speaker 2: you have a great offensive and defensive line, you're set.
Speaker 2: You're good to go. And I understand that these guys
Speaker 2: go for pretty penny right now. I was just surprised
Speaker 2: that Dion sounds so modern, but then he sounded so
Speaker 2: old school when he said we're not going to be
Speaker 2: an ATM.
Speaker 6: I said on my show last week, Dan, I was like,
Speaker 6: when did Dabo Sweeney land in a boulder? Like it's
Speaker 6: because like Dabo is old school, he's stubborn. He's not
Speaker 6: been willing to adjust the things, and you've seen a
Speaker 6: drop in performance in Clemson. Dion doesn't need to be
Speaker 6: acting like Dabbo. He just started doing this. He needs
Speaker 6: to adapt to the world as it is now. It's
Speaker 6: not going to ever go back to what it was.
Speaker 6: In fact, it's going to go the other way where
Speaker 6: the coaches are going to make less. The schools will
Speaker 6: be paying the players directly. That's gonna happen in a
Speaker 6: few years. The court system's going to force them into that.
Speaker 6: But right now they have this weird backward ass system
Speaker 6: where you can give Tom Allen a fifteen million dollar
Speaker 6: buy which, by the way, he was nice enough to
Speaker 6: negotiate down from twenty So Indiana was willing to pay
Speaker 6: twenty million dollars to fire Tom Allen. Well, why would
Speaker 6: you just use that to buy better players? Like, It's
Speaker 6: a stupid system, But that's where we're at right now.
Speaker 6: It's this sort of the middle ground between what was
Speaker 6: before and what will be.
Speaker 2: It's a transfer portal season. What should we be keeping
Speaker 2: an eye on?
Speaker 6: Keep an eye on those offensive and defensive lineman because
Speaker 6: they're really hard to find and they're starting to realize
Speaker 6: their value. There's a new Mexico offensive lineman named jac
Speaker 6: Davis who entered the portal today and everybody's like, who, Well,
Speaker 6: he was maybe the best offensive lineman in the Mountain West,
Speaker 6: So guess what, everybody on Earth's gonna want this guy.
Speaker 6: So if you haven't earn like last year, there's a
Speaker 6: guy named Johnny Cornelius who played at Rhode Island, and
Speaker 6: when he entered the portal, his phone just melted and
Speaker 6: he wanted He's the starting right tackle at Oregon. He'll
Speaker 6: be playing for Oregon in a Pack twelve championship game
Speaker 6: on Friday. Now, So that that's what every We're all
Speaker 6: gonna look at the quarterbacks. Everybody's gonna look at the
Speaker 6: shiny thing. Look over here, look over here. Most of
Speaker 6: the quarterbacks in the portal. We assume it's gonna be
Speaker 6: like Kayle Williams, Kyler Murray. Most of the quarterbacks in
Speaker 6: the portal are in the portal because they were not
Speaker 6: going to start at their old school. Some of them
Speaker 6: might be trying to move up to a different level
Speaker 6: of competition or make some more money, but most of
Speaker 6: them are in there because they were not gonna start.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but you look at Michael Pennix junior, You look
Speaker 2: at Jayden Daniels, you look at bow Knicks. Those the
Speaker 2: guys are all transferred, and they're all mentioned in the
Speaker 2: Heisman race.
Speaker 6: Exactly, but they were all having issues at their old schools.
Speaker 6: Michael Pennix was was injuries and everything. Bo Nix was,
Speaker 6: you know, on the outs with Brian Harson. So yeah,
Speaker 6: if you see an extenuating circumstance, then that's the quarterback
Speaker 6: you probably want. Because it's probably not about the way
Speaker 6: they play. But watch these offensive and defensive linemen coming
Speaker 6: from the FCS, coming from the Group of five, because
Speaker 6: what they've realized is they are a very valuable commodity
Speaker 6: now and there's gonna be a lot of schools after him.
Speaker 2: I felt bad with the you know, the state of
Speaker 2: the PAC twelve. It was a great year for them,
Speaker 2: and it's a shame that they can't build off of this.
Speaker 2: What is the future of the PAC twelve.
Speaker 6: I mean, it's not gonna be the PAC twelve as
Speaker 6: we know it. The name remains with Oregon State and
Speaker 6: Washington State, and I love what they've done legally to
Speaker 6: try to make sure that the ten to partying schools
Speaker 6: don't just take all the money, like I think Oregon
Speaker 6: State and Wasathing States should get all the money that's
Speaker 6: sitting there because they're the ones who got left behind.
Speaker 6: But what we're gonna see ultimately is basically a quasi
Speaker 6: merger between those two and the Mountain West. I would
Speaker 6: call it the Pack whatever whatever number it is because
Speaker 6: the branding's better. But it'll it'll basically be the Mountain West.
Speaker 2: Good to see as always have fun. Alabama and Georgia.
Speaker 2: Oh can't wait. What if Obama wins, does Georgia stay
Speaker 2: in the top four.
Speaker 6: That's the big question, Dan, because Alabama is the ultimate
Speaker 6: agent of chaos. Remember, Texas has a head to head
Speaker 6: win in Tuscaloosa. So if Texas wins the Big twelve,
Speaker 6: Alabama beats Georgia, that's gonna pull because remember Texas might
Speaker 6: get left out even if they win, so that may
Speaker 6: pull Texas up. And I'm telling you nobody with the
Speaker 6: PAC twelve teams Florida State, nobody wants to be judged
Speaker 6: against a twelve and one Georgia because Vegas would favor
Speaker 6: a twelve and one Georgia against everybody and the committee members.
Speaker 6: If you gave them truth serum with a twelve and
Speaker 6: one Georgia, you say, would they beat these teams? They
Speaker 6: go yeah, probably, So you don't want to deal with that.
Speaker 6: Like everybody else wants Georgia to win. Alabama is the
Speaker 6: ultimate agent of chaos. Thank you, Andy, good to talk
Speaker 6: to you as always. Thanks Dan.
Speaker 2: Andy Staples covers College football for at on three sports
Speaker 2: always makes us smarter there. Yet, you know, nobody gets
Speaker 2: caught up in the transfer portal when it's an offensive
Speaker 2: or defensive lineman. They don't. All of a sudden, you're going, wait,
Speaker 2: what about any running backs or a quarterback or a
Speaker 2: wide receiver. Miami's losing their quarterback. What is that, Tyler
Speaker 2: van Dijk.
Speaker 5: Yes, that sounds like a CW quarterback.
Speaker 2: Made for TV quarterback. Yeah, so he's leaving the U.
Speaker 5: Do you think a guy like him he's the starting
Speaker 5: quarterback in Miami. I think he's going to be the
Speaker 5: starting quarterback in Miami next year, already has a team
Speaker 5: agreed upon. When you enter the portal, Ohio, stay somewhere
Speaker 5: like Bigger.
Speaker 2: I don't know. I don't think you would leave it
Speaker 2: to chance like I'm transferring. It's like when you're ready
Speaker 2: to leave a job, don't go. I don't have a job.
Speaker 2: Why are you leaving? No, you leave when you you know,
Speaker 2: the best time to look for a job is when
Speaker 2: you have a job. A couple of phone calls in
Speaker 2: here Mark and Sacramento. Hey Mark, what's on your mind today?
Speaker 2: Good morning, Dann morning.
Speaker 12: I was just kind of thinking about Tom Brady and
Speaker 12: his comments, and I thought when I was watching the
Speaker 12: Michigan Ohio State came that they kind of had an epiphany.
Speaker 13: Where are the flags? There was only four flags during
Speaker 13: that entire game, and I kept watching play after play
Speaker 13: like that should be a flag. That should be a flag.
Speaker 13: I'm just wondering, is the NFL making me this way?
Speaker 13: I mean, why am I expecting the flags?
Speaker 2: Well, I think there's been you know, proliferation of flags,
Speaker 2: and it felt like every year there's a new initiative. Oh,
Speaker 2: they're really they're going to crack down on pass interferes. Oh,
Speaker 2: they're going to crack down on holding, They're going to
Speaker 2: crack down on past you know, rough in the past.
Speaker 2: Every year it starts that way and then it sort
Speaker 2: of settles down a little bit. And maybe that happened
Speaker 2: with college football as well.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's definitely a hot take to be like, I
Speaker 4: want more penalties in the NFL.
Speaker 2: Where's all the flags? Well, they missed one on the
Speaker 2: Bills game with the horse collar tackle on Josh Allen.
Speaker 2: I mean that was that was obvious.
Speaker 5: Yes, but you could see and no one will ever
Speaker 5: talk about this. Let's say the refs in the Ohio
Speaker 5: State Michigan game. Before the game said let's get together,
Speaker 5: let's make sure the calls are egregious. Let's keep them
Speaker 5: in the pocket until we need to throw them, and
Speaker 5: will not be the story of this game. I can
Speaker 5: see the refs getting together and having a conversation say like,
Speaker 5: if we throw less, everyone's happy. Fewer flags, everyone's happy,
Speaker 5: and we won't be the story until you.
Speaker 2: Get jobbed because a flag wasn't thrown or was thrown, right.
Speaker 5: But it would be fair to both teams that the
Speaker 5: ref said, you know, let's let's if that's a light holding,
Speaker 5: let's keep in the pocket, because then at the end
Speaker 5: of the game, when you swallow your flag, which is
Speaker 5: what people want you to do at the end of
Speaker 5: the game, you could say that was We've been doing
Speaker 5: that the whole game.
Speaker 2: Tom in North Carolina, Tom, what do you have for me?
Speaker 2: Bundb Hey.
Speaker 14: But yeah, over the weekend I got a question about
Speaker 14: Mike McCarthy. But over the weekend I was with a
Speaker 14: Cowboys fan. There's nothing more annoying than a regular season
Speaker 14: Cowboys fan.
Speaker 2: So well, you don't have to worry about them in
Speaker 2: the postseason.
Speaker 3: Exactly.
Speaker 14: So when I was watching the show yesterday. Heck, I
Speaker 14: kind of noticed the same traits in Fritzy that I
Speaker 14: did my friend over the weekend. So did Fritzie go
Speaker 14: from talented and fragile the smug and annoying?
Speaker 2: Wow, Tom taking a shot at you, Fritzy a little bit.
Speaker 2: I don't think you're smug. I don't think I don't
Speaker 2: think you're be highly annoying at times. Yeah, no, no, no,
Speaker 2: you're not.
Speaker 6: That's all right.
Speaker 5: No one has their opinion.
Speaker 2: It does bother you, though, what the world to love?
Speaker 2: I know that's there's nothing wrong with It's unfortunate that.
Speaker 5: I feel that way. And if I fight out someone
Speaker 5: doesn't like me for whatever reason, fair or not, that
Speaker 5: bothers me.
Speaker 2: I think you're the most loved dan At, you might
Speaker 2: also be the most dislikeed. Oh yeah, I'll tell you.
Speaker 2: In the best and worst than the most. That's why
Speaker 2: when somebody goes, how can Fritzy be the best and worst?
Speaker 2: I said, just listen to the show comes evident farely quickly.
Speaker 2: You're consistent. Yeah, you're consistently inconsistent. All right, let me
Speaker 2: take a break. When we come back, we'll hear from
Speaker 2: Bill Belichick talking about his coaching future, more of your
Speaker 2: phone calls, and we have a new bowl that we're
Speaker 2: really excited to watch, but only at the end of
Speaker 2: the game we'll explain.
Speaker 1: Be sure to catch the live edition of The Dan
Speaker 1: Patrick Show weekdays at nine am Eastern six am Pacific
Speaker 1: on Fox Sports Radio and the iHeartRadio app.
Speaker 2: Bull Season in a couple of weeks. Do we have
Speaker 2: an exact date when the first Bowl game is going
Speaker 2: to be played, because we do have a new bowl
Speaker 2: that we're really excited about, but I'm only excited about
Speaker 2: the end of the game. It's the Pop Tart Bowl,
Speaker 2: and the mascot is a pop Tart, and I guess
Speaker 2: the winning team will eat the pop Tart.
Speaker 5: Yeah, so Dan, First of all, Saturday, December sixteenth, the
Speaker 5: Myrtle Beach Bowl, which is going to be played in
Speaker 5: Myrtle Beach. Some of these bowls aren't played where the
Speaker 5: town is named. And then there's also the Cricket Celebration
Speaker 5: Bowl on the same day, well two for okay, but
Speaker 5: the Pop Tart Bowl. The inaugural Pop Tart Bowl is
Speaker 5: on ESPN December twenty eighth. I got it at a
Speaker 5: five to forty five pm Eastern Okay, And you know
Speaker 5: everyone loves pop tarts. But the thing is, according to
Speaker 5: a press release, they're going to have an edible mascot
Speaker 5: at the end of the game, the winning team is
Speaker 5: going to have a belly full of pop tarts. We
Speaker 5: don't have any details.
Speaker 2: Is the mascot Does the pop tart know that he's
Speaker 2: going to be eaten? I just it's going to be
Speaker 2: weird though if he's out there going, hey, what a
Speaker 2: great guy.
Speaker 5: Ow the attack? It's good TV though. So yeah, we're
Speaker 5: we got a lot of questions. Will be a huge
Speaker 5: pop tart being walked around and people get a bite,
Speaker 5: will be a person wearing a pop Tarts.
Speaker 2: Ste somebody in the pop tart, That's what I want
Speaker 2: to know.
Speaker 5: We send a note to poptarts dot com believe or not,
Speaker 5: because we don't know who else to call. Yeah, and
Speaker 5: we have a list of questions and they are perusing
Speaker 5: as we speak.
Speaker 2: By the way, Joe Burrow risk surgery and it was successful. Yeah, goodness.
Speaker 2: You never hear when it's not successful. And I might
Speaker 2: have had one or two that wasn't successful, but nobody
Speaker 2: was waiting for the results of you know, my knee
Speaker 2: surgery successful. Yeah, that's what they told me. What doctor
Speaker 2: is going to go? God, did I screw that? Wait?
Speaker 2: Your left knee? Oh my bad? That was that. I
Speaker 2: still remember that first time when they go, here's a sharpie,
Speaker 2: put an X on which knee were cutting on? And
Speaker 2: I go, oh my god. These guys don't know what
Speaker 2: they're doing. But they don't. It's my left knee. And
Speaker 2: they go, no, you have to put the X on
Speaker 2: your knee. Gave me a sharpie, put a big X
Speaker 2: on my knee, and I was like, man, And all
Speaker 2: of a sudden they're going like, okay, you're ready, countdown
Speaker 2: from ten, and I'm going I may come out of
Speaker 2: this with missing a leg. And then of course I
Speaker 2: woke up and don't put it on me?
Speaker 1: For god?
Speaker 8: What you don't kind of turn it on?
Speaker 2: No, they do that, I guess to protect themselves. I
Speaker 2: wonder what.
Speaker 5: Year that started, to put an X on your own
Speaker 5: knee so we don't do the wrong one, because the
Speaker 5: year before that must have been like the wild West
Speaker 5: in a sergic gear field.
Speaker 2: Randy and Idaho, Hi Randy, what's on your mind today?
Speaker 9: Good morning from a nice balmy fifteen degree Idaho. Ooh, okay,
Speaker 9: I know for a season to numbers, So here's one
Speaker 9: for you, okay. In Aaron Rodgers' first eleven games as
Speaker 9: a starter, he threw for twenty five hundred and ninety
Speaker 9: nine passing yards and had twenty one total touchdowns. Jordan
Speaker 9: Love threw his first eleven games as a starter, is
Speaker 9: thrown for twenty five hundred and ninety nine passing yards
Speaker 9: and accounted for twenty one total touchdowns.
Speaker 2: That all, right, stand of the day, stand of the day,
Speaker 2: stand out, a day stand of a day. This is
Speaker 2: the start of the day. Way Yeah. I mentioned this
Speaker 2: the other day that Jordan Love is having a similar
Speaker 2: season or start to his career as Aaron Rodgers. Has
Speaker 2: maybe not the same win total there, but similar age
Speaker 2: with Aaron Rodgers. There. Let me see what else do
Speaker 2: we have? Peyton and Boca Ratone. Hey Peyton, Hey Dan Dan.
Speaker 8: That's how you guys doing that.
Speaker 2: Good, good good.
Speaker 8: So listen, you guys are very good at solving debates
Speaker 8: barbershop talks. And there's one that my buddies and I,
Speaker 8: my roommate and I we've been going back and forth.
Speaker 8: We're almost ready to kill each other over it. I'm
Speaker 8: a lifelong Tampa Bay Buccaneers fan, and they don't think
Speaker 8: that Mike Evans is a Hall of Fame caliber wide receiver.
Speaker 8: And I wanted to know your guys' opinion, and if
Speaker 8: you guys think Mike Evans should eventually end up in
Speaker 8: the Hall of Fame, all.
Speaker 2: Right, I'd have to look at the numbers there. But
Speaker 2: you know, the numbers are skewed, thank you, Peyton, because
Speaker 2: it used to be if you got to a thousand
Speaker 2: yards you were going to get in. Ten thousand yards,
Speaker 2: you'd get into the Hall of Fame. That's not the
Speaker 2: case anymore. I think you know Tim Brown was, you know,
Speaker 2: they weren't sure if he was going to get in
Speaker 2: and he had ten thousand yards. Trying to think somebody
Speaker 2: else right at ten thousand and you weren't. I'd have
Speaker 2: to look at the numbers, you know, like Andre Johnson,
Speaker 2: I don't see a Hall of Famer Bolton, I don't
Speaker 2: know if he is as well. There's gonna be a
Speaker 2: logjam of receivers there, Yeah, PAULI.
Speaker 5: Mike Evans from Tampa, he's been there ten years now,
Speaker 5: about almost ten years. He might end up in the
Speaker 5: Hall of very good. He's got four Pro Bowl appearances,
Speaker 5: no All pros. He was second team All Pro his
Speaker 5: third year in the league. His third year, if like
Speaker 5: he was going, he was going, he had ninety six catches,
Speaker 5: thirteen hundred yards, twelve touchdowns. He was one of the
Speaker 5: MVP favorites going into the twenty seventeen season at the
Speaker 5: wide receiver position, and then he just and you can
Speaker 5: blame the quarterback position cooled off a little bit. And
Speaker 5: even with Tom Brady because of injuries. He had a
Speaker 5: lot of touchdowns, but his catches were like sixty seven seventy.
Speaker 2: So I don't think. I don't think he's a Hall
Speaker 2: of Famer all very good. Yeah, and now with Baker
Speaker 2: Mayfield Junior, the third there, I don't know what kind
Speaker 2: of numbers he battled injuries as well. He's a good receiver.
Speaker 2: He's a very good receiver. Dangerous receiver.
Speaker 4: Yes, How far away is he from playing himself out
Speaker 4: of haul of very good and into Hall of Fame?
Speaker 4: Oh boy, he feels because he feels like a high
Speaker 4: end Hall of very good. Then to me, he feels
Speaker 4: like maybe it's just name value that I'm still a
Speaker 4: little bit of a sucker for but he feels like
Speaker 4: a real high end player.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but once the last time his name was mentioned
Speaker 2: other than here when Tom Brady was, yeah, throwing balls
Speaker 2: to him. What are his numbers this year?
Speaker 5: He's in eleven games. He's got fifty four catches and
Speaker 5: nine touchdowns. Okay, that's good, which is basically what he
Speaker 5: does every year, like about seventy five catches and thirteen tds.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean he's going to need a few of those.
Speaker 2: How many he's got ten thousand yards, doesn't he? Yeah,
Speaker 2: he's got eleven two. Okay, how many touchdowns?
Speaker 5: Ninety? You know, a Super Bowl MVP would be perfect
Speaker 5: for a guy like that. He could sneal one of
Speaker 5: those one day.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I don't think they're gutting there in Tampa anytime soon,
Speaker 2: final hour of this program. He is coming up, and
Speaker 2: yes we will hear from Bill Belichick.