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Speaker 1: what point are you going to map out the road
Speaker 1: trip leaving Connecticut driving to Arizona in the sprinter van
Speaker 1: that we're going to give away at the Super Bowl.
Speaker 1: The French Kid is coming up on Monday. I think
Speaker 1: Monday we should have like a ninety percent positive route, okay,
Speaker 1: because we want to let our fans know, the affili
Speaker 1: leots or radio affiliates know that if you're coming through yeah,
Speaker 1: get ready, yeah, get ready, yeah yeah yeah, take your
Speaker 1: kids out of school. Yeah, and you're gonna see that
Speaker 1: sprinter van coming through town. That should we put a
Speaker 1: sign on the side, yeah, A big picture of all
Speaker 1: of us on the side of the sprinter van coming
Speaker 1: into town. There like fatheads, we'll just yeah, yeah you could,
Speaker 1: uh you could sleep in there. That thing is gorgeous. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: there's there's some damage to be done with that there. Yes, Pa,
Speaker 1: last year's road trip trip was more southerly. Are you
Speaker 1: thinking more central planes or the Dakotas Nebraska is? Is
Speaker 1: everything in play this? I would say Lincoln, Nebraska is
Speaker 1: very much in play, very much in play. You are
Speaker 1: guaranteeing a stop in Lincoln, Nebraska. I'm saying it is
Speaker 1: highly probably highly probable that there's some type of like Pittsburgh, Chicago,
Speaker 1: Cedar Rapids Lincoln situation. Yeah, that's the way it's leaning
Speaker 1: right now. You definitely have to go through wile we're
Speaker 1: going through Iowa. Hell yeah, I mean that's why this
Speaker 1: is the year of brock Purty. I gotta go see
Speaker 1: my people, Okay, I gotta go see my people. Okay,
Speaker 1: And uh, you'll map that out. Plus he's taking suggestions
Speaker 1: if you get to these towns, restaurants to go to, bars,
Speaker 1: to go to those you know, or other things to see,
Speaker 1: not just you know, food and beverage, roadside attractions. Whatever. Yeah,
Speaker 1: but you can. You can send that to us the
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Speaker 1: see those kinds of things again at DP show. That's
Speaker 1: our Twitter handle. Yes, Paul, like Willy Willy, raise Q
Speaker 1: shack and see the rapids. Iowa a fangastic place. Let's
Speaker 1: get it, Willie. Just start off the NFL offseason. Sean
Speaker 1: Payton and Jim Harball far and away the top prizes.
Speaker 1: It felt like for head coaching positions. Well, Harball, I
Speaker 1: don't think God is much love in return that he
Speaker 1: was trying to show some of these teams, whether it
Speaker 1: was Denver, Carolina. So he's going back to Michigan. We
Speaker 1: just had Tony Dungee on I said, does Sean Payton
Speaker 1: get interviewed or does he do the interviewing. He goes, oh,
Speaker 1: he says, this is what I want. I'll come in.
Speaker 1: I need this, I need that. I got to have
Speaker 1: my general manager coming in. I want complete control. He's
Speaker 1: the only person who's in this position right now. And
Speaker 1: the question is where's he want to go. And also
Speaker 1: Tony Dungee brought up an interesting point. Let's say Carolina
Speaker 1: wants Sean Payton. Well, Carolina playing in the same division
Speaker 1: with the Saints. The Saints one compensation for Sean Payton.
Speaker 1: Sean Payton's acknowledge it's going to take a mid to
Speaker 1: late first round pick, probably to get his services. Well,
Speaker 1: what if Carolina goes we don't want your coaching against
Speaker 1: us twice during the year, we're gonna ask for four
Speaker 1: first round picks. Well, I would give up two first
Speaker 1: round picks. Maybe maybe, And we've seen this before it's rare,
Speaker 1: but Sean Payton. If I could get Sean Payton, I
Speaker 1: have to give up a first round I don't even
Speaker 1: know if Carolina has a first round draft pick to
Speaker 1: give up. But would I give that up to get
Speaker 1: my head coach? Yeah, because it feels like there's so
Speaker 1: much turnover in the NFL with coaches. You know you'll
Speaker 1: get an outlier like Mike Tomlin or Bill Belichick Andy Reid,
Speaker 1: but then it feels like you got about three years
Speaker 1: to prove yourself. But Carolina, are you going to give
Speaker 1: up the ninth pick overall to bring in Sean Payton,
Speaker 1: Because then Sean Payton's going to go. I don't want
Speaker 1: you to give up too much for me because I
Speaker 1: need those draft picks. When I get there. It's like
Speaker 1: when the Knicks gave up everything to get Carmelo, and
Speaker 1: then Carmelo got to the Knicks and he goes, where's everybody?
Speaker 1: We had to give it up for you, That's why.
Speaker 1: But if you're Sean Payton, Okay, gave up a first
Speaker 1: round draft pick and I can go to Carolina. But
Speaker 1: I think Houston is an interesting spot. But only if
Speaker 1: you get to call your shots. You got the second
Speaker 1: pick in the draft Arizona. Does he feel like he
Speaker 1: can make Kyler Murray work Denver because you have a
Speaker 1: couple of openings where you're going to be able to
Speaker 1: put your quarterback in the other ones. I got guys
Speaker 1: with big contracts, Russell Wilson, Kyler Murray, I can't get
Speaker 1: out from underneath those contracts, whereas Houston or Carolina, you know,
Speaker 1: the Colts. The Colts. To me, it is sneaky great
Speaker 1: because it still feels like you got talent there. But
Speaker 1: the question is how involved is Jim er say, can
Speaker 1: you make you know as Chris Ballard's still going to
Speaker 1: be your GM and are you just a quarterback away?
Speaker 1: A good quarterback away? Because we thought that to start
Speaker 1: this year with Matt Ryan, all right, we'll get to
Speaker 1: phone calls coming up. Marcellis Wiley will join us coming
Speaker 1: up in a little bit as well. Jerry Jones was
Speaker 1: talking about what everybody's talking about, what do you do
Speaker 1: with your kicker, Brett Maher going into this game against
Speaker 1: the forty nine ers. This is a classic case of
Speaker 1: looking at what he's done for this team and done
Speaker 1: on the field all year, not just last night and so.
Speaker 1: But kicking is a technical thing. It has everything to
Speaker 1: do with the just frankly mentally having it all together
Speaker 1: when you step up there. And so we'll read this
Speaker 1: thing as the week goes along. I don't want to
Speaker 1: get out over our skis and get ahead of it.
Speaker 1: I thought that when he came out at halftime, watched
Speaker 1: him warm up out there is making all of the kicks,
Speaker 1: I figured that was behind him. But we will, we
Speaker 1: will take a look at it. We can't be really
Speaker 1: a big setback to go in to the restless tournament,
Speaker 1: restless playoff with shaking his head. Kicker, Well, I don't
Speaker 1: think he has too many options here. But Tony Dungee
Speaker 1: said last hour after Bret Moher missed the third kick,
Speaker 1: he would have bened him and he would have gone
Speaker 1: for two point conversion after that. And I don't know
Speaker 1: if anybody would have been surprised or upset with that logic.
Speaker 1: But Tony's like, you know, I can't put you out
Speaker 1: there again. You know, we'll figure it out during the week,
Speaker 1: practice whatever it might be. And it's tricky because it
Speaker 1: seems so easy, so simple. It's an extra point. Well,
Speaker 1: they moved it back a few years ago and we've
Speaker 1: seen a lot more missus. But you know, it's weird
Speaker 1: because you go it's like putting. If you play golf
Speaker 1: and you're like, man, I'm killing it. Next day you
Speaker 1: go out and you're like, what happened? I don't even
Speaker 1: know what I'm doing anymore? Shooting hoops, you've seen guys
Speaker 1: go into slumps, great shooters, and you're going, what's wrong?
Speaker 1: But if he misses two, then I go, Okay, was
Speaker 1: was it the grass? Was the hold? Was it? You know? Whatever?
Speaker 1: You miss four and then you miss the net behind
Speaker 1: the goal post that collects the football. Now I got
Speaker 1: a real big issue. Be Like, if you miss putts
Speaker 1: and you go right on the edge and then you
Speaker 1: miss putts where you're like three feet away, You're like,
Speaker 1: m that's a problem. Yeah, Mark, what have Mahr may
Speaker 1: her Ma? Mahr makes all of his extra points, all
Speaker 1: of his field goals, and Dac throws the game losing interception,
Speaker 1: and he could say, wasn't my fault? I got busy today.
Speaker 1: He goes by and he complains, throws his helmet down,
Speaker 1: Dac throws an interception. Yeah, how does it feel? Should
Speaker 1: have went for the field goal? Yeah? All right? Poll
Speaker 1: question for the final hours cheating. Imagine Jerry Jones, Bret,
Speaker 1: can I talk to you for a second now, you know,
Speaker 1: no need to bring your playbook, You don't have to
Speaker 1: bring it, and you're nothing, You're not coming back halftime
Speaker 1: of that game and he's warming up now you know
Speaker 1: who I am? Right, Yeah, and you know what chicks
Speaker 1: I signed? Now, I pay you to take that ball
Speaker 1: and kick it with that foot. Threw that up right?
Speaker 1: You think you could handle that in the second half? Sun, Yeah, yeah, yes,
Speaker 1: I believe Yes, Yeah. I would love to have heard
Speaker 1: Jerry Jones if he had to go into a press
Speaker 1: conference with the media five minutes after that game. Now
Speaker 1: you did win. Imagine if they had lost that game,
Speaker 1: and they had lost by four points, three points, and
Speaker 1: then he goes in, you know, because the coach goes
Speaker 1: in right after. You know, there's a little bit of
Speaker 1: a cooling down period. And imagine what Jerry would have
Speaker 1: said if they had lost that game because of those kicks. Yeah,
Speaker 1: he could have never played for the team again, no
Speaker 1: matter if he was a pot baller this year. On principle,
Speaker 1: I remember a bunch of years ago, Cody Parky for
Speaker 1: the Bears had a couple of donks and they went
Speaker 1: off and double doing. And this was not even like
Speaker 1: the Bears weren't even that really threatening team back then.
Speaker 1: They brought him back, and people, I can't bring him back.
Speaker 1: That would have been devastating. By the way, Caroline acquired
Speaker 1: three picks from the Niners, second, third, fourth round in
Speaker 1: exchange for Christian McCaffrey. There's also a fifth round pick
Speaker 1: in twenty twenty four in the deal. You know, if
Speaker 1: if the Saints want maybe a couple of second round
Speaker 1: picks or whatever, it might be compensation for Sean Payton
Speaker 1: if it would ever get to that. But they had
Speaker 1: the ninth overall pick in the draft. Let's see Ralph
Speaker 1: and El Paso, Texas Hi Ralph Wot's on your mind today? Yes,
Speaker 1: good morning, Dan and the Dannet's. First of all, my
Speaker 1: late wife favorite Damnett was Fritzie, and she never knew
Speaker 1: that he liked George Straitwitzmo Life. My wife also loved.
Speaker 1: My question is, why are you not supporting Jim Plunkett
Speaker 1: to be in the Hall of Fame like Michael Wilbon
Speaker 1: and Tony korn Kaiser did from their show. Well wait, well,
Speaker 1: I never said that he shouldn't go into the Hall
Speaker 1: of Fame. I believe you never supported him, just like
Speaker 1: you supported uh Eli just now of well not just now.
Speaker 1: If you no Eli's going in, he doesn't need any support.
Speaker 1: I get why he's going in. He won two Super Bowls.
Speaker 1: I have no problem if Jim Plunkett goes in. He
Speaker 1: wants two super Bowls. But you know, I got to
Speaker 1: be honest about it. And he didn't make a Pro Bowl,
Speaker 1: although winning Super Bowls with the Raiders that certainly stands out.
Speaker 1: But and he was a very good player. UH followed
Speaker 1: him when he was at Stanford. Him and Randy Vataha
Speaker 1: I think was his wide receiver with the Patriots. Yeah,
Speaker 1: but look, I'm not I don't. I don't vote on this.
Speaker 1: I just tell you what I see, and having seen
Speaker 1: these guys play, I get my opinion on it. Yeah,
Speaker 1: as a Ralph is saying you had an opinion. By
Speaker 1: having no opinion, you made a statement by not making
Speaker 1: a statement. You didn't say that he doesn't belong in
Speaker 1: but you didn't say that he does. And that's a statement.
Speaker 1: I've mentioned it before that Jim Plunkett has won two
Speaker 1: Super Bowls. Not a Hall of Famer. It's usually followed.
Speaker 1: Was he number one and number two draft pick? And
Speaker 1: he was number one overall? So he didn't do very
Speaker 1: well in New England, not at all. I went to
Speaker 1: San Francisco, did okay, went to Oakland, rode the bench
Speaker 1: for a while, then took over the team in nineteen
Speaker 1: eighty and he was with the Raiders. He was eight
Speaker 1: and two in his career as a playoff starter, including
Speaker 1: two Super Bowls. Yeah, and he might be the anomaly.
Speaker 1: You know, if you win two super Bowls. It just
Speaker 1: he didn't have you know, Kurt Warner, you know you
Speaker 1: win a Super Bowl. He went back to a Super
Speaker 1: Bowl with another team in Arizona, played at a higher
Speaker 1: level than him and whenever I think at Jim Plunket,
Speaker 1: it's not fair to think of this. But when he
Speaker 1: was in the Super Bowl, I think a reporter asked
Speaker 1: him about his parents being blind, and I they screwed
Speaker 1: up if you google this that they were asking about
Speaker 1: his parents like are you parents blind or are they deaf?
Speaker 1: Or his one parent blind? And one day and it
Speaker 1: you know, or it might have been how long have
Speaker 1: your parents been blind? Yes, Fritzie, I'm seeing something that
Speaker 1: says I want to make sure I have this right.
Speaker 1: Was it deaf mother, blind father? A blind mother, deaf father?
Speaker 1: Was the question asked? Yeah, try to clear it up.
Speaker 1: That's fine, I know, yeah mom or dad had the
Speaker 1: eye patch Phillison, Yeah, I could say that. Yeah, Jim Plunkett.
Speaker 1: H I enjoyed Jim one two Super Bowls. I'm gonna
Speaker 1: have to get my support behind him. There there's only
Speaker 1: so many people I can support. Hell. I had to
Speaker 1: work to get John Facenda into the Hall of Fame.
Speaker 1: I had to write a letter to the Hall of
Speaker 1: Fame and say, why is the voice of the NFL
Speaker 1: not in the Hall of Fame? And thankfully they voted
Speaker 1: on it and put him in the Hall of Fame.
Speaker 1: But that is a no brainer. But it did take. Like,
Speaker 1: you know, people thought that John Fascented, the voice of
Speaker 1: the NFL films, was in the Hall of Fame. And
Speaker 1: I reached out and I said, hey, what are we doing.
Speaker 1: It's the voice. Baseball celebrates its voices. Why doesn't the
Speaker 1: NFL celebrate its voice singular in John Facenta. Yeah, po,
Speaker 1: here's a stat. Eli Manning in the regular season for
Speaker 1: his career one hundred and seventeen, one hundred and seventeen,
Speaker 1: five hundred quarterback. Jim plunk in his career seventy two
Speaker 1: and seventy two or five hundred quarterback in regular season.
Speaker 1: Let's take a break, ready, everybody good? Yeah? I got
Speaker 1: chastise a little bit by ralphin passo and Seaton didn't
Speaker 1: have my bad Yeah, no, not at all, not at all.
Speaker 1: I appreciate Ralph's passion. Nika, how often you get the
Speaker 1: Jim Plunkett call? You know, I gotta get this off
Speaker 1: my chest. Yeah, what's your problem with Jim Plunkett. Let's
Speaker 1: go Ralph? Yeah, okay, I'm into it all right. You
Speaker 1: know that's why we take phone calls. You our audience
Speaker 1: gets the way. Somebody's got to push back. Ralph is
Speaker 1: that dude, and he called me out. Steak a break.
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Speaker 1: sounded as definitive as I did on Jim Plunkett with that.
Speaker 1: What I didn't say we weren't getting cards? Why are
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Speaker 1: all my experiences and expressions being laid out for the
Speaker 1: fans and so far, so great. If you were on
Speaker 1: the Cowboys, your defensive lineman as a former Cowboy, and
Speaker 1: your place kicker has missed three in a row, three
Speaker 1: extra points, you're going to play a role as one
Speaker 1: of the leaders on the Cowboys. What do you do? One?
Speaker 1: I got to remind them that those three misses are
Speaker 1: not connected. I think what happens a lot of times
Speaker 1: will momentum. We connect things, and therefore you go with
Speaker 1: that momentum, even if it's negative. So in this moment,
Speaker 1: you know you want to stop the flow. You want
Speaker 1: him to make the nest kick. So you have to
Speaker 1: remind him you missing the first kick wasn't because you
Speaker 1: were off your rather because you had a bad morning.
Speaker 1: It wasn't because of anything. You just missed a kick.
Speaker 1: Now you missed a second kick. It is not because
Speaker 1: you missed the first kick. And sometimes you can spiral
Speaker 1: out of control. So I will calm him down, make
Speaker 1: sure he knew that every play was an independent play
Speaker 1: and an approach it with that mindset. But if you
Speaker 1: jump on him, if you criticize him, if you make
Speaker 1: them all of a sudden start to feel like, oh
Speaker 1: my god, the world is falling on my shoulders, then
Speaker 1: obviously you're gonna go out there him as four. Okay,
Speaker 1: but you're being you're showing composure here. Yeah. Yeah, you're
Speaker 1: in the moment and this might cost you a chance
Speaker 1: to advance. Yeah. We had Tony Dungeon on last time,
Speaker 1: and he said he would have benched him after the
Speaker 1: third miss and gone for to Oh wow, so that's
Speaker 1: Tony Dungee doing that. Are you gonna keep your you know,
Speaker 1: leaped together on the sidelines as you see Dak Prescott, didn't.
Speaker 1: You know he's showing his emotions. Yeah, you gotta think
Speaker 1: about it. Look, I am one of the other fifty
Speaker 1: two players and let's just say fifty of them already
Speaker 1: giving them hell. And I'm like, that's not gonna work
Speaker 1: right now because his cheerleaders don't have pop homs like
Speaker 1: in between his ears his head. He is down on himself.
Speaker 1: If I don't rise, if I don't help him lift
Speaker 1: himself and help him raise himself in this moment, the
Speaker 1: dude's gonna die on the field. We're literally going to
Speaker 1: see him just implode on the field. So somebody has
Speaker 1: to give the balance in that. I'm not saying I'm
Speaker 1: not dog cursing him inside my own head, but I
Speaker 1: know in that moment, brother needs a head and he
Speaker 1: needs a hand up, so I would have extended it
Speaker 1: to him. I don't know why people were surprised Dallas's
Speaker 1: performance because Tampa is not good and no running game
Speaker 1: offensive line was spotting defense didn't step up, and and
Speaker 1: Dallas does have a lot of talent there. You know,
Speaker 1: as I've said, I was betting on Tom Brady, I
Speaker 1: was not betting on Tampa Bay. And even Tom wasn't
Speaker 1: good in this situation either, judging body language with Tom Brady.
Speaker 1: Tom Brady is where next year doing one. You know,
Speaker 1: it's funny because everyone was betting on Tampa or thinking
Speaker 1: they had a shot because of the mystique of Tom Brady,
Speaker 1: not necessarily the production or who he was in this moment,
Speaker 1: just a mistique. And that was also why people weren't
Speaker 1: really believing that Dallas could do it, because something about
Speaker 1: the Cowboys, the Cowboys were a cowboy or whatever. That
Speaker 1: narrative is right, but in a reality, it's about how
Speaker 1: well you play in the Cowboys played well? What does
Speaker 1: Tom Brady land? I tell you this, He's certainly taking
Speaker 1: a one way flight out of Tampa Bay. He is
Speaker 1: going upstairs, exchanging all of his human capital, all of
Speaker 1: his resume, all of his greatness, and the fact that
Speaker 1: he gave them a championship in year one one and
Speaker 1: saying let me free, let me go. Now Tom Brady's
Speaker 1: gonna go either Miami Las Vegas and a wild card
Speaker 1: team out there that's just gonna show up and just say, hey,
Speaker 1: we gotta have Brady for this amount of time. It
Speaker 1: probably could. It's not gonna be San Francisco, but San
Speaker 1: Francisco certainly gonna peek and poke around with the situation.
Speaker 1: But with Purdy the way he's playing best, if he
Speaker 1: finishes this season, now you gotta stick with Purdy. But
Speaker 1: Tom Brady for one, will not be a Tampa Bay
Speaker 1: buccaneer next year. What do you do if you're the Packers?
Speaker 1: Can you be proactive with Aaron Rodgers? And if so,
Speaker 1: how No? I think that Aaron Rodgers is in a
Speaker 1: position with the contract, remember three years, one hundred and
Speaker 1: fifty million dollars, all of the conversation, external noise. I
Speaker 1: think Aaron Rodgers comes in there peacefully and says, can
Speaker 1: we come to an amicable resolution? What does that mean? Like?
Speaker 1: You save face and I save face? But right now
Speaker 1: you had a success. I should plan. It's time to
Speaker 1: return to that. It's time to go to Georgia. Oh
Speaker 1: you think he's done. I think he's done in Green
Speaker 1: Bay because thirteen and three, thirteen and three, thirteen and
Speaker 1: three home field advantage, and now we're a five hundred
Speaker 1: team not going the right direction. What am I sticking
Speaker 1: around for now? I am Aaron Rodgers, but I'm heavy
Speaker 1: on these books. Let's be real, and you need a team.
Speaker 1: You need to develop these receivers, you need to develop
Speaker 1: the next quarterback. And I still have enough toothpaste in
Speaker 1: the tube where I can go elsewhere and have success.
Speaker 1: I think this is one of those where you do
Speaker 1: me one because I did you one. If Aaron Rodgers
Speaker 1: comes in without noise, I think it can happen. Talking
Speaker 1: to Marcellis Wiley, the podcast is called More to It.
Speaker 1: Dan Patrick podcast network, the former NFL All Pro defensive
Speaker 1: m We lauded Aaron Judge for betting on himself. Right,
Speaker 1: Oh my god, you bet on himself. Lamar Jackson bet
Speaker 1: on himself? Right? Yeah? How does this play out? Aaron Judges?
Speaker 1: Then there's a big difference in this in terms of
Speaker 1: initial reception. I think largely because Lamar Jackson is being
Speaker 1: represented by his mother, so already people have an issue
Speaker 1: with that. They're looking at it like, are you really
Speaker 1: putting yourself in the best position? Do you have the
Speaker 1: best counsel? Do you know what you're doing basically, where
Speaker 1: Aaron Judge, we didn't start off in that position. Now
Speaker 1: in that position as well, Aaron Judge was a guy
Speaker 1: that you believed in terms of talent production and didn't
Speaker 1: have issues in terms of his health and in terms
Speaker 1: of how you could perform. So we're starting in two
Speaker 1: different places already. They always say, if you represent yourself,
Speaker 1: you have a client for a fool, because who is
Speaker 1: giving you guidance? Right? Who is really showing you the way?
Speaker 1: So now you get Lamar Jackson and he gets hurt,
Speaker 1: how does this happen on your contract year? Now, Lamar
Speaker 1: Jackson will turn out like Aaron Judge for this reason,
Speaker 1: this reason alone, we saw Dak Prescott get hurt and
Speaker 1: in his absence show his value. I think that was
Speaker 1: shown what Lamar Jackson. If we go down to the
Speaker 1: last second on the road to Cincinnati with a backup,
Speaker 1: Oh give me Lamar Jackson. We win that game. And
Speaker 1: you've heard that come out of the locker room since
Speaker 1: that game. More importantly, Lamar Jackson is big business. He's
Speaker 1: a box office star. Like this team gets energized by him.
Speaker 1: So because there's no failure in Dak Prescott getting hurt
Speaker 1: and still got paid. And the fact that we're talking
Speaker 1: two hundred million minimum to a guy who's making twenty
Speaker 1: seven million right now, there's no way he can lose
Speaker 1: this situation. What did you make of Kirby's Smarts speech
Speaker 1: before the National title game? Oh? Man, are we on air?
Speaker 1: You can hear me? No? Lie? Actually, on the podcast,
Speaker 1: I ranked the pregame speeches I've had from my six
Speaker 1: NFL head coaches, and there's none coming close to what
Speaker 1: Kirby Smart said. I wish I could repeat it right now,
Speaker 1: but on the podcast, I do point being that was
Speaker 1: the hypest, most direct, primo engaging pregame speech I've ever heard. Like,
Speaker 1: there's not gonna be another one that touches that one
Speaker 1: because he went straight to the source of why are
Speaker 1: we playing football? I don't want to always hear these
Speaker 1: big terms and phrases and execution and discipline and commitment. No,
Speaker 1: go knock there. That's it like when you first started
Speaker 1: playing football, before you knew how to play, before you
Speaker 1: knew the plays, you knew the scheme, you knew to
Speaker 1: go knock that, dude, like and he just went back
Speaker 1: to channel zero and that was the best thing I've
Speaker 1: ever heard. If I were on that team, I would
Speaker 1: have helped out and chipped in on that sixty five
Speaker 1: to win. You ever had a bad pregame speech, bunk coach?
Speaker 1: Since I'm doing this for a job, I'm sorry, coaches,
Speaker 1: but I have to say it. M yeah, I did,
Speaker 1: because sometimes they would go to the emotional lane too soon.
Speaker 1: Sometimes they would say something that was just too soft
Speaker 1: and glossy, and we're like, dude, we're about to go
Speaker 1: out there for three hours and hit three hundred pounders
Speaker 1: and you're sounding like I'm going to a play recital
Speaker 1: or something. You're sounding like we're going to theater. I
Speaker 1: need something vicious. I need some of that Kirby smart.
Speaker 1: So Mike Riley was a great coach for me, but
Speaker 1: too nice. So his pregame speeches came out too nice.
Speaker 1: They were like kind of girl scout cookie selling, like
Speaker 1: you know, like we're like, all right, coach, that sounds good.
Speaker 1: He never got right right, he never got riled up.
Speaker 1: Marty Schottenheimer got so emotional so fast that you were like, yeah,
Speaker 1: I'm not in that place yet, coach. I'm still I'm
Speaker 1: still just like it's zero zero was crying. Oh hell yeh, Marty.
Speaker 1: Marty rest in piece to great Marty Schoutenheimer. He was
Speaker 1: so passionate, love football so much, and I'm not lying
Speaker 1: so much. People literally just start crying. It could be
Speaker 1: a Wednesday practice, it could be his pregame speech. He's
Speaker 1: just really felt it. His lip was starts shiffering. I
Speaker 1: was like, man, I'm not there, y ain't Marty, give
Speaker 1: me a different lane and then we can get though
Speaker 1: Wednesday practice and he's getting that emotional Yeah, he's into it. Man,
Speaker 1: It's crazy. But so it runs the gamut. Then you
Speaker 1: get some guys that you know, they're so hyped up
Speaker 1: and you're like, oh my god, this is going down.
Speaker 1: And then you go out there and lay an egg
Speaker 1: and you're like, well, that speech had nothing to do
Speaker 1: with it, or we didn't up to it. The twenty
Speaker 1: seven point lead by the Chargers, what did Jacksonville do
Speaker 1: If you can pinpoint and say that's the reason why
Speaker 1: they didn't panic and they came out and they ended
Speaker 1: up winning this game. Yeah, a couple of things that play. One.
Speaker 1: What Jacksonville did was stay alive mentally, emotionally on the field.
Speaker 1: They actually took the best punches and had their worst
Speaker 1: efforts and still were around. I remind people in football,
Speaker 1: because we all get caught up and lost in the
Speaker 1: map of footballs. They were down twenty seven to zero.
Speaker 1: And you remember, I was that teammate that walked up
Speaker 1: to the kicker in Dallas and said, hey, bro, they're
Speaker 1: not connected. You're okay, Well here goes this guy again.
Speaker 1: When we're down twenty seven zero. I say that everyone
Speaker 1: on Jacksonville, on my team, hey, you know that twenty
Speaker 1: seven zero. In football, there's only four plays, four plays away.
Speaker 1: I have to do this with my kids when we're coaching.
Speaker 1: We're up big or we're down big. I'm like, hey,
Speaker 1: that's only four plays. Like you could get caught up
Speaker 1: in twenty seven. You don't have to do twenty seven
Speaker 1: things better than them. You just gotta do four, and
Speaker 1: you're right back in this thing. So they kept their composure,
Speaker 1: and then you know what happens when you get a
Speaker 1: big league No matter what, you have to fight against
Speaker 1: the temptation of playing it safe, refit offit prefit Deepit
Speaker 1: prebits you from winning those games because you just take
Speaker 1: your foot off the gas and next thing you know,
Speaker 1: the other team starts engine closer and closer to finally
Speaker 1: the momentums on their side, and then they take off. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I thought, Doug Peterson, you know the whole second half adjustments.
Speaker 1: Peyton Manning said, that's a big myth. You don't have time.
Speaker 1: Tony Dungee said that he made his second half adjustment
Speaker 1: and he was going to give his speech, and they said, coach,
Speaker 1: you got thirty seconds before the kickoff. And then he said,
Speaker 1: all right, basically, let's cut down our mistakes. And then
Speaker 1: they went out and they ended up winning the game
Speaker 1: that we get caught up in that halftime adjustment said,
Speaker 1: I think Doug Peterson probably just said, guys, we beat
Speaker 1: ourselves in the first half. We put them in great position.
Speaker 1: We're only down twenty seven to nothing. It could be worse.
Speaker 1: All we have to do is score, stop, score, And
Speaker 1: that's what happened. And then all of a sudden, now
Speaker 1: you put a little pressure on the Chargers. Now they go,
Speaker 1: we got to score here, and it changes their momentum,
Speaker 1: their rhythm. Yeah. Man, it takes me to one of
Speaker 1: the adages I heard from Bill Belichick that more games
Speaker 1: are lost than one in the NFL, and when you
Speaker 1: digest that, you realize, no, you're your worst enemy on
Speaker 1: that football field, right, it's not them beating you. I mean,
Speaker 1: we're all big, fast, strong, and we made it here.
Speaker 1: We're all black belts. You're not out there gonna just
Speaker 1: destroy me, are you. No? I gotta help you. I
Speaker 1: have to assist you in that. But when I stopped
Speaker 1: helping you, good luck beating me. And I think that's
Speaker 1: always the halftime adjustment. When you're down, especially that big
Speaker 1: but also the Chargers. In that moment, when you're feeling
Speaker 1: that pressure, you realize, oh, I took my foot off
Speaker 1: the gas, and now that I have to apply it again.
Speaker 1: It is so difficult to stop start in the NFL,
Speaker 1: especially emotionally. Once you take one gear off down shift,
Speaker 1: it's hard to go back up to that same level.
Speaker 1: And once that team is rolling, you know what's gonna happen.
Speaker 1: Give me this surprise this weekend. Watch watch for those giants.
Speaker 1: I mean, I don't know what Vegas is saying, but
Speaker 1: those giants familiar with the Eagles. Eagles long break, I
Speaker 1: think seven and a half point underdogs. Yeah, watch for that.
Speaker 1: I'm not a betman, but uh, you know I put
Speaker 1: five on it. Ask something right there because the Giants
Speaker 1: are too familiar with him playing great ball right now.
Speaker 1: You know Philadelphia had the break, so it's rest and rust.
Speaker 1: And then you got Jalen Hursts who just got inserted back.
Speaker 1: But is he in flow? One game and what the
Speaker 1: last five weeks or so? So watch for those Giants.
Speaker 1: They don't feel real good and comfortable playing those Eagles.
Speaker 1: It's a treat. The podcast more to it with marcellis Wiling.
Speaker 1: It's available wherever you get your podcast and certainly at
Speaker 1: Dan Patrick dot com. Great to talk to you. We'll
Speaker 1: talk to you next week. All right, brother, Take that's
Speaker 1: marcellis Wiling. A lot of great reaction to that podcast
Speaker 1: and very very proud of that. It's got a lot
Speaker 1: to say and to be able to provide the platform
Speaker 1: for him as has been an honor. A couple of
Speaker 1: phone calls in here. Then we'll take a break. Joe
Speaker 1: in La, Hi, Joe, what's on your mind today? Hey?
Speaker 1: Good morning, dpning. Hey, I'll just talk about Brett Meyer.
Speaker 1: I saw this article a few u from a few
Speaker 1: years ago on that side naming the biggest YEP since
Speaker 1: sports Man. This is from a few years ago. But generally,
Speaker 1: generally the list comprises of baseball players who got Rick
Speaker 1: Gang Kiel, Steve Sachs, Chuck nob Block, Uh, Steve Blast,
Speaker 1: one basketball player in Nick Anderson. But the two football
Speaker 1: players are Mike vander Jack and Nick Folks. So it's
Speaker 1: pretty interesting U relating to Brett, Thanks d Yeah, all right,
Speaker 1: thank you, Joe. But it's a it's a window of
Speaker 1: a couple of hours there. Now that's the interesting part
Speaker 1: with this. Chuck Noblock and Steve Sacks. I mean they
Speaker 1: had those problems for a while where you get the
Speaker 1: yips Mackie Sasser trying to throw the ball back to
Speaker 1: the mound. I mean Steve Last couldn't get the ball
Speaker 1: over the plate as a pitcher. That wasn't over a
Speaker 1: two hour window. That was over games, so different. Let
Speaker 1: me take a break. I got people who want to
Speaker 1: recommend pit stops for you, Seaton, and hey, go to
Speaker 1: Twitter and you can have recommendations there for Seaton's road
Speaker 1: trip and see if he can come through your town
Speaker 1: with the French Kid as they head out to the
Speaker 1: super Bowl. But at DP show. But we'll get some
Speaker 1: phone calls on this topic coming up. Thanks for listening
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Speaker 1: Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Uh got
Speaker 1: some emails Paul in Irish Hills, Michigan. My son runs
Speaker 1: a large grove facility in Oklahoma City. Let me know
Speaker 1: if Seaton would like to go through there. Noted nice
Speaker 1: Grove facility. We're talking about growing pond. I'm guessing it's
Speaker 1: not what that is Seaton. Some type of agriculture situation.
Speaker 1: I'm not sure. Okay, yeah, Paul, you could be an
Speaker 1: ed factory. You never know, who knows? Oh grow? Oh okay,
Speaker 1: I see what you have a problem growing? Uh Seton's
Speaker 1: cross country trip? How about Ames Iowa? Iowa stayed? I
Speaker 1: recommend the Great Plain Sauce and Dog Company. Please try
Speaker 1: the thick Denver style crossed as Oh okay? Are you
Speaker 1: guaranteeing Nebraska and guaranteeing AM's Iowa at this point? Oh man,
Speaker 1: it is highly likely you don't want to let those
Speaker 1: people down. I feel like we let him down last year.
Speaker 1: I want to make good on that. Yeah, and I
Speaker 1: had to pay the price. And now the Brock party
Speaker 1: story has finally come full circles. It just feels like
Speaker 1: this is a victory lap. You can say that you
Speaker 1: were on the bandwagon before most people nationally were. Absolutely
Speaker 1: Daved Nebraska wants to know about you coming through Seaton. Gentlemen,
Speaker 1: how are you doing today? Great great Dave? Hey, when
Speaker 1: you guys are making your road trip for Seaton, the
Speaker 1: French kid, do me a favorite. Check out your weather report.
Speaker 1: Because I am in North Platte, Nebraska on an exit.
Speaker 1: I had been to shut down since six o'clock this morning,
Speaker 1: probably will not be out till at least early evening.
Speaker 1: So take weather report in when you're making your travel plan.
Speaker 1: Oh okay, we didn't think of that, Dave. Yeah, Seaton.
Speaker 1: Dave says, think about the weather report when you're driving
Speaker 1: across country. You know what. As a matter of fact,
Speaker 1: we learned a huge lesson last year about taking the
Speaker 1: weather report into consideration, which is we we were supposed
Speaker 1: to drive right through the middle of the country last year,
Speaker 1: but instead we decided to try and avoid a storm.
Speaker 1: So we drove basically all the way down to Mexico.
Speaker 1: It's only to get still stuck in the same storm
Speaker 1: that had hit Iowa. So you're going to be driving
Speaker 1: through the heart land. We're just plow right through it
Speaker 1: this year. Brad in California. Hey, brad Wood's on your mind. Hi, Dan,
Speaker 1: I was just saying, if you're going to go through Iowa,
Speaker 1: you're gonna have to stop at Dyersville if you haven't already. Kay. Yeah,
Speaker 1: Field of Dreams. Yeah. Once again. Seaton has got to
Speaker 1: plan the trip with the French Kid next Monday, and
Speaker 1: factor in places where you can stop. You can meet
Speaker 1: the listeners of the show, different markets that we have
Speaker 1: our radio affiliates. We're in four hundred radio affiliates around
Speaker 1: the country. Seaton, you should be able to any place
Speaker 1: you go, just do a meet and Greek. Get a
Speaker 1: quick shift in too while I'm at it. Yeah, you
Speaker 1: could do if you could work at a radio station there.
Speaker 1: Keep me on the local FM. Alberto in Chicago is back, Hi, Alberto,
Speaker 1: how are you? How you guys sealing? Just two things.
Speaker 1: One for Seaton, A recommendation for food. If you want
Speaker 1: a deep dish on the South side of Chicago, Connie's
Speaker 1: is a pretty good place to go. Two. I don't
Speaker 1: know if this has been brought up, but like a
Speaker 1: debate between Eli Manning and Phil Simms for careers, all right,
Speaker 1: thank you on Berto, Well, Eli won two Super Bowls.
Speaker 1: Phil was on a team that won a Super Bowl.
Speaker 1: I would take Elis, Yeah, I'd take Elis. You beat
Speaker 1: you beat Brady, you beat Belichick, Yeah, I'd take that.
Speaker 1: I mean, Phil Simms was a really good quarterback on
Speaker 1: some bad teams. And then they got better, and then
Speaker 1: he got injured, and then Jeff Hostetler came in and
Speaker 1: they won the Super Bowl. And I've been in a
Speaker 1: lot of locker rooms in a variety of sports through
Speaker 1: the years, but that Giants locker room was really strange
Speaker 1: after they beat Buffalo, and the reason being not many
Speaker 1: people thought that the Giants were gonna beat Buffalo Buffalo
Speaker 1: high powered offense. Would they be able to keep up
Speaker 1: with them offensively? Well, they ended up winning, and the
Speaker 1: USA Today used to ask the broadcasters who you thought
Speaker 1: would win? And I was with Tom Jackson and Tom
Speaker 1: Jackson the former linebacker ESPN analyst, and we're sitting outside
Speaker 1: and Rudy Martsky was the columnist and he walked by
Speaker 1: and he said, who do you like? Well, Tom says,
Speaker 1: I like the Giants to win by two, and then
Speaker 1: he asked me. I said, I like the Giants to
Speaker 1: win as well. I wouldn't have said I liked the
Speaker 1: Giants to win unless Tommy said he liked the Giants
Speaker 1: to win by two, And they won by two. But
Speaker 1: I go into the locker room after the game is over,
Speaker 1: crazy finished. Scott Norwood misses the field goal. You know
Speaker 1: it's pandemonium. I go in and I go to Jeff
Speaker 1: Hostetler's locker. I want to be the first guy there.
Speaker 1: He's at the press conference and I'm there. So Hostetler
Speaker 1: won the Super Bowl. And I go and I look
Speaker 1: at his suit and it's got razor. It's been ripped up,
Speaker 1: it's been torn up. He got slices all through it,
Speaker 1: and I go, what the hell happened? He comes and
Speaker 1: he goes and he was like upset and he goes
Speaker 1: and his teammates did this because they wanted him to
Speaker 1: leave the stadium in his uniform. But they thought it
Speaker 1: was a big prank and they sliced up his suit.
Speaker 1: I go over to Otis Anderson's locker, running back. He's
Speaker 1: not doing any interviews. He's mad, none of you guys
Speaker 1: picked us. There's like a group of you know, five
Speaker 1: to seven reporters, And I said, I picked you. I
Speaker 1: picked you guys to win. Prove it. I don't have
Speaker 1: the newspaper with me, So he's not doing interview. I'm
Speaker 1: going host Stettler's upset. Otis Anderson's upset, and they won
Speaker 1: the super Bowl. They'll never have a better day than that,
Speaker 1: And I just remember Otis Anderson was so upset, and
Speaker 1: I'm like, what, who cares if we picked you or not? Crazy.
Speaker 1: I don't even know how I got started on that
Speaker 1: Cole in Texas, Hi Coole, how are you? Hey? Dan? Dan?
Speaker 1: I am from Kentucky. I want to say thank you, sir,
Speaker 1: because when I had a one year old, I was
Speaker 1: standing up till three am. Sometimes you were the only
Speaker 1: reason I could stay awake. If not, I would have
Speaker 1: fallen asleep trying to feed much out. So thank you, sir. Well,
Speaker 1: you're welcome. Yes, I am not a chiropractor or sorry, chiropractor.
Speaker 1: I am not a doctor, but I'm willing to play
Speaker 1: one on TV. You're just like my brother. My brother
Speaker 1: grew up with the pain and hurt of losing with
Speaker 1: the Cincinnati Bengals. So when we came with the Joe
Speaker 1: Burrow Arrow, he said, I will never root for the
Speaker 1: Cincinnati Bengals until they win a playoff game. He had
Speaker 1: to start rooting for the Cincinnati Bengals. You are welcome home, sir. Welcome. Well,
Speaker 1: I'm unbiased. I am. If they win, it's great for Cincinnati.
Speaker 1: I just care about the story. It's not about I
Speaker 1: can come, I never lost my fandom. I just I
Speaker 1: don't broadcast my fandom. It's it's not important to what
Speaker 1: I do. I don't think it's important. When I got
Speaker 1: to ESPN, I didn't. I didn't think it was important
Speaker 1: to say, Hey, I'm a Reds fan, or I grew
Speaker 1: up in Cincinnati. My job is to be a national sportscaster,
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