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Speaker 2: Coming up, we'll talk to Kurt Warner, Hall of Famer.

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Speaker 2: We'll have the most must win game of the weekend.

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Speaker 2: The mmwgot W your phone calls as well. Eight seven

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Speaker 2: to seven to three DP show Baseball coming up this weekend.

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Speaker 2: It's Cubs Brewers, that is Spicy, Yankees, Blue Jays, Dodgers, Phillies, Tis, Mariners.

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Speaker 2: This is fun and it's been great baseball this week.

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Speaker 2: But you also had football last night. Surprise surprise, the

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Speaker 2: Niners beat the Rams in overtime and the biggest play

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Speaker 2: the Rams going for it fourth and one in overtime,

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Speaker 2: and it sounded like this fourth down.

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Speaker 4: And one for the Rams.

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Speaker 5: Niners lead by three, a chance to win it with

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Speaker 5: a stop here in overtime. Stafford gets under center at

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Speaker 5: the eleven yard line. He takes it, he turns, he

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Speaker 5: gives the Karen Williams, he gets packed. I think he's short, Town,

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Speaker 5: I think he's short, and.

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Speaker 4: The forty nine Ers start in the field.

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Speaker 6: It is all over.

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Speaker 1: The forty nine.

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Speaker 4: Ers have won it in overtime here in LA.

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Speaker 2: That's courtesy of KNBR, the Niners radio network. And you

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Speaker 2: know Sean McVeigh took the blame for this. Now, I

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Speaker 2: don't know if the fact that we just had a

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Speaker 2: tie with the Cowboys and the Packers and does that

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Speaker 2: enter your mind. They weren't playing for a time because

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Speaker 2: as they could have kicked the field goal, then you

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Speaker 2: give the Niners another chance. They were playing for the win.

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Speaker 2: I get it. I don't blame them, and you would

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Speaker 2: have thought with that offense, with that head coach calling plays,

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Speaker 2: Niners credit because that's a banged up team that is

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Speaker 2: a Wounded Animal, and you were an eight and a

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Speaker 2: half point underdog. Surprise, surprise. Some of the other big

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Speaker 2: matchups coming up this weekend. A you know, you have

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Speaker 2: a lot of college football with some interesting matchups. Not

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Speaker 2: great matchups, but you have some interesting matchups. Vandy and

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Speaker 2: Alabama to me is very interesting because Vandy beat Alabama

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Speaker 2: last year. You have Florida State in Miami, which is interesting.

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Speaker 2: You have Clemson in North Carolina, which is interesting. Vandy

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Speaker 2: is a ten and a half point underdog against Alabama.

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Speaker 2: Texas is a four and a half point favored against

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Speaker 2: Florida Miami four and a half versus Florida State. Then

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Speaker 2: I start to look at the NFL. You have the

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Speaker 2: Vikings against the Browns. Dylan Gabriel is going to start

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Speaker 2: for the Browns. According to DraftKings over under passing total

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Speaker 2: for Dylan Gabriel NFL debut, Paulie, I'll.

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Speaker 4: Start with you ighty nine yards Marvin.

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Speaker 6: One seventy five and a half, Seaton one fifty five.

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Speaker 2: Odd one seventy three and a half, one seventy seven

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Speaker 2: you know it's an early start. I'll tune into that.

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Speaker 2: I think it'll be interesting. Let's see the Cowboys against

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Speaker 2: the Jets. Cowboys are favored by two and a half.

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Speaker 2: Buccaneers are getting three in Seattle, which I think is

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Speaker 2: going to be interesting, Commanders getting two and a half

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Speaker 4: Eight and a half.

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Speaker 2: I mean, Drake May, can you keep them maybe in

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Speaker 2: it touchdown or less. The Titans against the Cardinal godd no, no, I.

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Speaker 4: Know, I gotta watch it. You do, Yeah, I do.

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Speaker 2: You're damn Patrick, I know, but I promise you I

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Speaker 2: will end up watching this game.

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Speaker 6: I know.

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Speaker 2: Titans are getting seven and a half against the Cardinals.

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Speaker 2: That one's tasty as well.

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Speaker 4: It's not a great slate.

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Speaker 2: It's not one of those Oh my gosh, this showdown

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Speaker 2: Lions against the Bengal Dolphins Panthers. That's another one I

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Speaker 7: Yeah, Pauline, I love the spiciness of Seahawks hosting the Buccaneers.

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Speaker 4: I think that's because the.

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Speaker 7: Seahawks getting four giving four and a half. No one's

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Speaker 2: But like Seattle is giving three and a half, not

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Speaker 2: four and a half. But according to DraftKings, all right,

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Speaker 2: let's see eight seven to seven three DP show email

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Speaker 2: address Dpatdanpatrick dot com, Twitter handle at DP show Most

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Speaker 2: must Win Game of the weekend. After everything I went

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Speaker 2: through there, Marvin, I'll start with you. By the way,

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Speaker 2: We say good morning to our radio affiliates around the country.

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Speaker 2: Eight seven seven three DP show operator Tyler sitting by

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Speaker 2: Marvin the MMW got W.

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Speaker 8: Calyn de Bourne, Alabama. Okay, I think you can lose

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Speaker 8: the Vanderbilt once in a generation. You cannot lose it

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Speaker 8: in two years in a row.

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Speaker 2: This is not your dad's Vanderbilt. Diego Pavia the next

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Speaker 6: Tell add to the Obama fans roll tide.

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Speaker 7: Okay, Paul, I'm going to go Texas at Florida. Lord

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Speaker 7: has been competitive. There should be an easy win for Texas.

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Speaker 7: People will jump off that bandwagon fast.

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Speaker 4: They news Todd the most must Win Game of the weekend.

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Speaker 9: The Baltimore Ravens at one and three must get their

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Speaker 9: act together this week at home against the one in

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Speaker 9: three Texans.

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Speaker 6: They cannot pull to one and four Texans.

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Speaker 4: They are two and a half point favorites. Wow, Seaton

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Speaker 4: most must win game of the weekend.

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Speaker 10: The one two and one Dallas Cowboys must win this

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Speaker 10: weekend at the New York Jets.

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Speaker 4: Okay, that is a.

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Speaker 6: Must win game.

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Speaker 2: I'm going to say Clemson at North Carolina because Clemson's favored,

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Speaker 2: big favorites against North Carolina. They're not getting rid of

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Speaker 2: Belichick the first year, but with Dabo Sweeney and it

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Speaker 2: hasn't been pretty. Not that anything's going to happen, but

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Speaker 2: you know that press conference will be really entertaining when

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Speaker 2: it's all said and done.

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Speaker 4: All Right, the baseball was great.

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Speaker 2: I love the three game series winner go home, and

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Speaker 2: the Tigers, Cubs, Yankees all did exactly that they won

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Speaker 2: and that sets up a great weekend in college football.

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Speaker 2: A couple of phone calls in here Dennis and Syracuse. Hi, Dennis,

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Speaker 2: thanks for holding what's on your mind today?

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Speaker 3: I Dan, I just wanted to tell you about my

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Speaker 3: two favorite interviews that you've done. The first was Jerry

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Speaker 3: enough that I grew up when they were in their

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Speaker 3: prime and really admired him, and then you interviewed him,

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Speaker 3: know him personally through your interview. And that's one of

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Speaker 3: the things you do. You bring out stuff about these

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Speaker 3: stars that nobody like me knows about, and they brings

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Speaker 3: him down to a human level. Now, the other two

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Speaker 3: current people I really like are Ross Tucker and Dean Alaski.

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Speaker 3: So those are two different generations, but you manage somehow

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Speaker 3: in your interviews to bring them all together and I

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Speaker 4: Well, thank you, Dennis.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, I took great pride in being able to talk

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Speaker 2: to Hank Aaron and Jerry West because growing up I'm

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Speaker 2: watching them as a sportsman, and then you go full

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Speaker 2: you know, such a tormented life growing up with an

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Speaker 2: told his dad, do not put.

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Speaker 4: Your hands on mom. And I went he was going

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Speaker 4: to kill his dad.

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Speaker 2: I mean, I'm not quite sure that it's coming in

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Speaker 2: the interview. But then we don't do a pre interview.

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Speaker 2: It's you're asking questions. It's live, and you hope that

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Speaker 2: it feels like a conversation that we're not on radio

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Speaker 2: Some don't even know that they're allowing you to do that.

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Speaker 2: of this. Let's see John in New Jersey. Hi, John,

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Speaker 2: what's on your mind?

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Speaker 11: Hey?

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Speaker 4: Dan, how's it going good?

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Speaker 11: Hey?

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Speaker 12: Two quick things. I got Charlie Sheen's story when I

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Speaker 12: got out of the Navy. But first and foremost, I'm

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Speaker 12: driving from Miami to New Jersey and I've been cussing

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Speaker 12: out a whole bunch of fritzes in the left hand lane,

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Speaker 12: So I'm like to say, sucker fritzy, fair enough, pass

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Speaker 12: I found myself in the presence of Charlie Sheen very briefly.

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Speaker 12: And after the interaction, I was riding my motorcycle from

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Speaker 12: and I I love seeing Charlie happy and looking like

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Speaker 2: Yeah, he didn't remember the interview fourteen years ago, and

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Speaker 2: that's when all of this happened. That's when, you know,

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Speaker 2: all of these networks were calling my house. They were

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Speaker 2: trying to they couldn't get Charlie, although they were asking

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Speaker 2: they wanted they wanted Charlie's number, and then they wanted

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Speaker 2: to know if I would be interviewed and I said, no,

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Speaker 2: I don't know him. I just had him on. Well

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Speaker 2: he revealed a lot to you. I don't know him,

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Speaker 2: but you had a lot of you know, the networks

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Speaker 2: were calling. Everybody wanted, you know something from Charlie Sheen.

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Speaker 2: Robert in Texas, Hi, Robert, what's on your mind today?

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Speaker 13: ADP A first time longtime? Five ten one sixty eight.

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Speaker 13: I just wanted to have a quick comment on the

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Speaker 13: Charvishen interview and also had a request and reference to

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Speaker 4: All right, the.

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Speaker 13: First one is just based off the last called I'm

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Speaker 13: just trying to piggyback. I'm just a big fan and

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Speaker 13: I think it's just crazy in a good way to

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Speaker 13: hear Charvishen just sound the way that he sounds on

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Speaker 13: the eighties. Baby, So Charvis Sheen movies were stuff that

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Speaker 13: I grew up on, you know, Lucas, Red Dawn, Platoon

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Speaker 13: and even an old school pool for you. The Race

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Speaker 13: was a sneaky good movie.

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Speaker 2: All right, Well, thank you Robert. Yeah, we forget that.

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Speaker 2: Charlie Sheen was a great actor. I don't know if

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Speaker 2: he still is, but he had an unbelievable run there.

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Speaker 14: Oh? They am happy to meet Saday. Nobody's speaking of

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Speaker 14: great interviews you mentioned on the DP Takes a Gamble

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Speaker 4: Yes, yes, Marv.

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Speaker 4: Yes, I would make it worse, guaranteed. I would make

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Speaker 4: Hi, Grant, what's on your mind?

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Speaker 15: Hey Dan, thanks for taking my call. Five to eleven

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Speaker 15: That's hard. So I was hoping that you could settle

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Speaker 15: I was recently having a spirited debate with my father

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Speaker 2: When you realize that Joe Namath helped change the entire

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Speaker 2: I'll ask him that question, also asking the most must

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Speaker 2: after this Dan Patrick Show.

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Speaker 2: First game of the weekend in the NFL, the Vikings

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Speaker 2: and the Browns from London, Dylan Gabriel makes his NFL debut.

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Speaker 2: You can see that on NFL Network. They start at

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Speaker 17: I'm not sure that would have been the route that

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Speaker 2: of Fame, but he's playing himself maybe out of consideration

439
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Speaker 2: for the Hall of Fame. Do you believe that, given

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Speaker 2: that he had a ten year run that was pretty impressive.

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Speaker 2: These last couple of years have been pretty pretty rough.

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Speaker 11: Yeah. I mean, I don't know if I would say

443
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Speaker 11: play your way out of it? You know.

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Speaker 17: I think what I would say in these last few

445
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Speaker 17: years with Russell is maybe it gives you a different

446
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Speaker 17: perspective of the kind of player that he was, Is

447
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Speaker 17: that you know, when he was in Seattle. Obviously they

448
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Speaker 17: had a great defense when they went to the on

449
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Speaker 17: their run, and he was asked to be more complimentary.

450
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Speaker 17: Pie's more of a playmaking piece than actually, you know,

451
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Speaker 17: playing more drop that quarterback, carrying the team with his

452
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Speaker 17: right arm. And so when he left, I think the idea,

453
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Speaker 17: I think it was Russell's idea as well as wherever

454
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Speaker 17: he chose, is that he wanted to show people that

455
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Speaker 17: he could play the position more conventionally and more like

456
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Speaker 17: I think, you know, guys like Brady and Manning and

457
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Speaker 17: those things, and he didn't have to just be a playmaker.

458
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Speaker 17: And then that hasn't worked out. And you know, he

459
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Speaker 17: tried in numerous spots now and it hasn't worked out

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Speaker 17: to show people that, And so I think, if anything,

461
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Speaker 17: it maybe gets people to look back and go, okay,

462
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Speaker 17: you know, who is the real Russell Wilson here? And

463
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Speaker 17: again I don't know if that plays anybody out of

464
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Speaker 17: the Hall of Fame because you mentioned it. The first

465
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Speaker 17: decade statistically was really really impressive. But I think it

466
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Speaker 17: may have people step back and go, okay, you know

467
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Speaker 17: who is you know the guy that we're looking at,

468
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Speaker 17: and you know, the Hall.

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Speaker 11: Of fame type of thing.

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Speaker 17: Was he an elite player at that position comparative to

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Speaker 17: other players? And you know, you know as well as

472
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Speaker 17: I do that there's a lot of different ways to

473
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Speaker 17: look at it. I mean, you look at my situation

474
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Speaker 17: is I didn't play as many games and certain things,

475
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Speaker 17: but when I played, I played at a high level,

476
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Speaker 17: so I was able to get in.

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Speaker 11: Some other guys may.

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Speaker 17: Not have played it quite a highest level, but played

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Speaker 17: longer and have better stats and those things, and they

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Speaker 17: get into the Hall of Fame. And so there's so

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Speaker 17: many ways to weigh I think what the Hall of

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Speaker 17: Fame is. But that's what I would say, not necessarily

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Speaker 17: play his way out of it, but have people look

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Speaker 17: at him a little bit differently and kind of compare

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Speaker 17: the two quarterbacks to decide, Okay, who was Russell Wilson

486
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Speaker 17: and does he fit in that category.

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Speaker 2: But if you don't go to Arizona, are you getting

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Speaker 2: into the Hall of Fame?

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Speaker 11: I mean I would highly doubt it. You know, even

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Speaker 11: though you know there was an elite.

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Speaker 17: Level of play and two Super Bowls and two MVPs

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Speaker 17: in Saint Louis, I think ultimately it would have been

493
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Speaker 17: just not enough time to be able to have you

494
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Speaker 17: another three years and go to another Super Bowl with

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Speaker 17: another team, I think, is what kind of kind of

496
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Speaker 17: stamped that you know, And you know, again, it could

497
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Speaker 17: have easily said, hey, this guy at his peak, you know,

498
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Speaker 17: was a Hall of Fame quarterback, but that peak.

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Speaker 11: Wasn't long enough.

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Speaker 17: And so yeah, again, I think we've seen a lot

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Speaker 17: of different ways for guys to you know, solidify themselves

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Speaker 17: as Hall of famers.

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Speaker 11: And you know, that becomes the ultimate question, you.

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Speaker 17: Know, at the end of the day. I mean, you

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Speaker 17: have Eli Manning, that's you know, that's right there on

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Speaker 17: the cusp. And I think they're weighing heavily super Bowls, right,

507
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Speaker 17: super Bowls and you know, winning super Bowls.

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Speaker 11: Well, Russell has been to two Super Bowls. I know

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Speaker 11: he only won one of those.

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Speaker 17: But you know, so what exactly is the determining factor

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Speaker 17: in getting to the Hall of Fame. I don't know

512
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Speaker 17: if anybody knows exactly. And and as you said, and

513
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Speaker 17: we mentioned that first ten years, you know, I think

514
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Speaker 17: you know you asked me if I didn't go to

515
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Speaker 17: you know, Arizona would have been in the Hall of Fame.

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Speaker 17: Probably not if Russell Wilson didn't go anywhere else beside

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Speaker 17: at Seattle.

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Speaker 11: Would he be in the Hall of Fame? And the

519
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Speaker 11: answer is probably yes.

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Speaker 4: Yeah.

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Speaker 2: I remember I spoke to you, maybe it was the

522
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Speaker 2: season that you went to the super Bowl in Arizona,

523
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Speaker 2: and we talked about what you know, Am I a

524
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Speaker 2: Hall of Famer? And I said, no, but if you

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Speaker 2: take Arizona to the super Bowl, you'd be a Hall

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Speaker 2: of Famer. Do you remember we had that conversation after

527
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Speaker 2: the game, and I was there to hand out the trophy,

528
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Speaker 2: but I sought you out. I wanted to find you

529
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Speaker 2: after the game, and I remember the only thing I

530
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Speaker 2: said to you when I walked I walked up to you,

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Speaker 2: I think you were with your wife, and I said,

532
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Speaker 2: you're going to the Hall of Fame. That was the

533
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Speaker 2: only thing I think I said to you, because obviously

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Speaker 2: you're distraught because you know, you think you're winning the

535
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Speaker 2: super Bowl, and I just remember, you're going to the

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Speaker 2: super Bowl, And it stayed in my head that whole

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Speaker 2: time after I talked to you, and you got to

538
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Speaker 2: the super Bowl, could have won the Super Bowl and

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Speaker 2: you went.

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Speaker 4: To the Hall of Fame.

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Speaker 2: One other thing I want to bring up We just

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Speaker 2: had a call saying what quarterback have had the biggest

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Speaker 2: impact or changed the game the most in NFL history

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Speaker 2: in your opinion? Yeah, who would you single?

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Speaker 11: That's a that's a good question.

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Speaker 4: Uh.

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Speaker 17: And I don't know about one quarterback, you know, because

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Speaker 17: I think about Dan Marino and how you know, he

549
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Speaker 17: played the game so differently at that time.

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Speaker 11: I think they were a past first team. I think

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Speaker 11: about our offense in Saint Louis.

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Speaker 17: I think we, you know, changed the way the game

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Speaker 17: was played and what we see now I think really

554
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Speaker 17: started with with our team. And then I heard you

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Speaker 17: talking a little bit about Peyton Manning, And the one

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Speaker 17: thing I would say about Peyton Manning is there's no

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Speaker 17: doubt Peyton Manning was the best quarterback we've ever seen

558
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Speaker 17: before the snap at playing the game before the snap,

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Speaker 17: changing plays, knowing what a defense was going to do.

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Speaker 17: But I wouldn't say that necessarily transformed the game because

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Speaker 17: I don't know if there's been anybody anywhere close to

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Speaker 17: Peyton at doing that. And so when I think about

563
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Speaker 17: changing the game, it's about, Okay, how did I, you know,

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Speaker 17: lead the next generation into playing a similar way? You know,

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Speaker 17: And maybe you look at a guy like Michael Vick

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Speaker 17: because of where the NFL's gone now in terms of

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Speaker 17: the athletic quarterback and using guys, you know, in two

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Speaker 17: different ways, and so not sure how I would answer that,

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Speaker 17: but I do think, you know, Peyton was unique and

570
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Speaker 17: different and the best we've ever seen it at playing

571
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Speaker 17: before the snap, where a lot of guys like myself

572
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Speaker 17: were way better playing after the snap than before.

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Speaker 4: Yeah.

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Speaker 2: I also mentioned Joe Namath because he won this singular

575
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Speaker 2: most important game in NFL history. He brought about a merger.

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Speaker 2: It's hard to argue with anybody else there were better quarterbacks,

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Speaker 2: but he guaranteed it. He did it all eyes on

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Speaker 2: that and one of the biggest upsets we've ever seen.

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Speaker 2: And so I would probably say Joe was the most

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Speaker 2: impactful quarterback of all time because of that one moment.

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Speaker 6: Yeah.

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Speaker 17: Well, and I think he also was the first quarterback

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Speaker 17: to throw for four thousand yards or something in the league.

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Speaker 4: Too, So were doing games probably.

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Speaker 17: Yeah, I was doing things that that people weren't doing

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Speaker 17: at that time. You know, I didn't grow up seeing

587
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Speaker 17: a lot of Joe Naman, So yeah, I think of

588
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Speaker 17: you know, more of my time. But but yeah, I

589
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Speaker 17: mean yeah, with everything that he did and the guaranteed

590
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Speaker 17: victory and throwing the ball the way he did, I

591
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Speaker 17: could surely make that argument.

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Speaker 2: God, he threw a pretty good ball, like effortless, effortless,

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Speaker 2: I bet the best passer of best quarterback at throwing

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Speaker 2: the balls?

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Speaker 11: Who at throwing the ball? And what do you what

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Speaker 11: do you mean by that?

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Speaker 2: Like which one is? You know, you see certain pitchers

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Speaker 2: and they you know, they make every.

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Speaker 6: Pit you know.

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Speaker 17: But yeah, if if I was picking a guy, I

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Speaker 17: would probably pick Dan Marino just watching him throw and

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Speaker 17: you know, the release that he had and you know,

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Speaker 17: the arm strength, but.

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Speaker 11: Also the touch on the football.

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Speaker 17: You know, he was the guy that you know that

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Speaker 17: I grew up kind of going, man, if you can

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Speaker 17: throw the ball like that, I mean that would be

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Speaker 17: you know. Yeah, tried to emulate him in my front

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Speaker 17: yard because I thought he was special of a thrower

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Speaker 17: of a football that maybe that I've ever seen.

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Speaker 4: What did What did you say to him when you

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Speaker 4: met him?

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Speaker 17: Well, I mean, you know I was in all like

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Speaker 17: like a lot of people, but I probably said that

615
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Speaker 17: exact thing. Was like, man, I grew up you know,

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Speaker 17: trying to be you and you know, wanting to be

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Speaker 17: what you were on a football field, you know. And

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Speaker 17: I obviously shared the story of at my Hall of

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Speaker 17: Fame speech that when I was stocking shelves at the

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Speaker 17: grocery store, I was in the serial aisle and one

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Speaker 17: of the nights I was stocking the wheaties box and

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Speaker 17: Dan Reno was on the wheaties box, and so he

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Speaker 17: gave me a lot of inspiration when I was chasing

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Speaker 17: my dream and then a stocking shelves going hey, one day,

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Speaker 17: one day, I'm gonna be like Dan Marino and I'm

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Speaker 17: gonna be on a wheaties box, you know. So you know,

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Speaker 17: it just fun to have those guys that you know,

628
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Speaker 17: you want to emulate, you want to chase after, and

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Speaker 17: then you meet a guy like Dan who's such a

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Speaker 17: great individual too, that lived up to the hype not

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Speaker 17: only with what he did on the field, but also

632
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Speaker 17: who he was off the field.

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Speaker 2: Have fun this weekend. Good to catch up with you again.

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Speaker 2: Thank you, Kurt, you too, my man, Kurt Warner. Hall

635
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Speaker 2: of Famer Vikings Browns on NFL Network this weekend. They

636
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Speaker 2: will start at nine thirty am Eastern on NFL Network

637
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Speaker 2: in London.

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Speaker 4: David in Knoxville.

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Speaker 11: Hi, David, Hey Dan, good morning, how are you good?

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Speaker 4: Good good.

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Speaker 18: Let me dispersed by telling you it's such a treaty

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Speaker 18: it is to be able to speak with you and

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Speaker 18: just to kind of follow most of your callers this

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Speaker 18: morning with you. Listen to your interviews just next my day,

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Speaker 18: and so many of them. I can remember so many

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Speaker 18: things that you said they said. But my question is

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Speaker 18: to you, now, was there a particular celebrity or sports

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Speaker 18: figure that you were interviewing and you said, Hey, wait

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Speaker 18: a minute, I'm the day I am d Dan Patrick.

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Speaker 4: No, what do you mean by that?

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Speaker 6: David?

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Speaker 19: That you're probably the best interviewer out there, and that

653
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Speaker 19: it's a lot of interviewers saying that the people that

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Speaker 19: they're interviewing are doing them a favor. But in your instance,

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Speaker 19: when you interview somebody, you sent them at ease. The

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Speaker 19: answer that give you are such firstal answers that you

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Speaker 19: know you have it perfected an art in what you do.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, but I don't if I said hey, I'm or

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Speaker 2: think I'm the Dan Patrick, that takes away from my

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Speaker 2: strategy and philosophy of interviewing you, and that is it's

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Speaker 2: not about my question. It's about your answer. I always

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Speaker 2: want your answer to be important because if somebody says, oh,

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Speaker 2: you ask great questions, I always say, how are the answers?

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Speaker 2: That's how you know you're asking a good question. But no,

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Speaker 2: you have to make it about the person. A lot

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Speaker 2: of people make it about themselves with their question, as

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Speaker 2: opposed to what am I trying to get out of you?

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Speaker 2: And I think you got to be selfless in an

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Speaker 2: it to be about them and the question. There's nothing

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Speaker 2: Those are great questions. All right, if you're watching on Peacock,

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Speaker 2: we'll take a break. Last call for phone calls?

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Speaker 4: What we learn? What's in store from Monday? After this.

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Speaker 2: What's in store for Monday? Thanks again to Kings Hawaiian

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Speaker 2: chef Greg Boy. That's great food and all the sliders

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Speaker 2: thanks again, Meet Friday. Always special when King Sawaian comes

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Speaker 2: into town. Oh my goodness, I almost forgot rhyme time.

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Speaker 4: Got close to the end of the program here, I know.

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Speaker 4: I'm sorry.

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Speaker 6: You want to finish that sandwich. I had a little

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Speaker 6: something in my tooth.

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Speaker 4: Ther Okay, now do you want to explain rhyme time

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Speaker 4: rhyme times?

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Speaker 9: I'm gonna give you a couple of clues. The answers

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Speaker 9: rhyme with one another. An example of that would be

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Speaker 9: Hall of Famer question mark Red's Charlie. I can give

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Speaker 9: you the answer, or you guys can guess if you're

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Speaker 9: not sure. These the answers rhyme with one another. Hall

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Speaker 9: of Famer.

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Speaker 4: Red's Charlie, The Red's Charlie hustle.

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Speaker 9: So hustle is your second word? Hall of Famer question

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Speaker 9: Russell Russell hustle. That's how the game was Russell Wilson Junior.

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Speaker 6: The third, how about this one?

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Speaker 9: I'm a man King Kong, I'm a man King Kong.

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Speaker 4: Paully Gundy Bundy, Dundee Bundy, King Kong Bundy.

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Speaker 9: You know the old wrestler, dumb blonde asshole, dumb blonde

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Speaker 9: pass hole.

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Speaker 8: Dits Fritz Ditzy Fritzy is what we were looking at.

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Speaker 4: But bookscept that potato.

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Speaker 6: Okay, we don't have to go there.

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Speaker 9: Puck's fancy Eatery, Dolph Lungren, Pucks fancy Eatery, Dolph Lungren,

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Speaker 9: Rocky four.

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Speaker 6: Who did Dolph Lungren play?

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Speaker 4: Ivan?

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Speaker 9: Drago Drego or Drago?

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Speaker 4: Spago? Drago is what we're looking at.

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Speaker 2: It is Spago still around?

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Speaker 6: I think sure?

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Speaker 4: Is it? Okay? Pretty famous? But if it's not, no, no.

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Speaker 9: How about A's Barry Bronco Blitzer. A's Barry Bronco Blitzer.

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Speaker 9: We were just talking about him earlier, the lefty back

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Speaker 9: in the day with the A's Barry Barry Zito and

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Speaker 9: the Bronco Blitzer would be nick.

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Speaker 4: I think they were all, what's wrong with Zito? Benito?

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Speaker 4: That's tough.

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Speaker 6: Oh, come on, I can't make him so weird. This one.

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Speaker 9: You'll get Tusco Lou Ahead Brown's mime tuscaloos Ahead Brown's.

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Speaker 4: Mime something shadoor, Yes, Borador.

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Speaker 9: There you go.

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Speaker 11: That's how it works.

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Speaker 9: How about this one sauce brand spears, not Brittany sauce.

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Speaker 6: That's nice.

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Speaker 9: Okay, how about uh, here we go, Camacho, Hannibal Comacho, Hannibal.

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Speaker 4: Hector Lecter.

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Speaker 9: There you go, Hector Lecter, Hannibal Lecter. Amusement park car,

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Speaker 9: Seattle swinger? An amusement park car, Seattle Swinger. What kind

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Speaker 9: of cars that would get into as a kid? Will

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Speaker 9: we bang into one another at the amusement bumper?

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Speaker 4: Seattle pupper dumper?

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Speaker 2: You love this weatherspoon angry w n b A or

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Speaker 2: weatherspoon angry w n yer.

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Speaker 8: Yes, mafica, teresaresa going in the order of weatherspoon angry wnb.

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Speaker 4: I'm gonna go, Teresa. Give me one more, Okay, one more.

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Speaker 6: Let's go with.

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Speaker 9: Chilling, hosiery cook and wrestler. Chilling, hosiery cook and wrestler.

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Speaker 4: Something rock, What Kurt Chilling's hoosiery sock?

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Speaker 6: That would be sock rock.

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Speaker 4: Let's let's leave on a good note.

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Speaker 20: I'll give you one word, okay, okay, snake allower snake

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Speaker 20: allower na that's exactly at neighborhood human one more quicker

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Speaker 20: Nick now Yankee then and then we'll end on that

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Speaker 20: Nick now Yankee. Then top player in the Knicks, and

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Speaker 20: a great Yankee, Nick now a Yankee.

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Speaker 8: Then that's rime Tony.

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Speaker 2: We did He sent me in email where he was crying.

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Speaker 4: Man sent three emails, Yes you TM.

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Speaker 6: And I dropped it on the floor as you went by.

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Speaker 4: Oh I dropped myne I know, okay, this day and

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Speaker 4: sports history, Paul.

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Speaker 7: Let's see the only one I gotten. Bobby Thompson's home

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Speaker 7: run bottom in the ninth nineteen fifty one for the

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Speaker 7: New York Giants winning the Pennant, and Barry Bonds broke

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Speaker 7: Bayruth's major league record for walks at one seventy one

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Speaker 7: in two thousand and one.

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Speaker 6: That's it.

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Speaker 2: This guy became the first player in baseball history to

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Speaker 2: win batting titles in three different decades seventy six, eighty

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Speaker 2: and ninety Marvin.

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Speaker 6: George bretton there you go.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, he finished with a three to twenty back when

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Speaker 2: batting average battered or people cared about it, He had

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Speaker 2: three twenty nine and won the batting race. Seattle's each

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Speaker 2: year Row finished the season with two hundred and sixty

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Speaker 2: two hits back when base hits matter?

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Speaker 4: Uh?

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Speaker 10: See final results of the poll question. See, yeah, we

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Speaker 10: got three of them up there right now. One of

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Speaker 10: them we really haven't gotten to. But sixty seven percent

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Speaker 10: of the audience would rather be a Hall of Fame

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Speaker 10: quarterback than a Hall of Fame pitcher right now. The

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Speaker 10: most infamous interview and show history is Charlie Sheen, followed

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Speaker 10: by Matt Harvey. And we could maybe save some of

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Speaker 10: this for Oh, we don't have to, We.

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Speaker 4: Don't have to much.

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Speaker 10: But if your child plays for your favorite team's rival,

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Speaker 10: who are you rooting for your child or your team?

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Speaker 4: So Cam schlitter schlittler.

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Speaker 2: He grew up a Red Sox fan, so the family,

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Speaker 2: you know, big Red Sox fans, and then he kicks

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Speaker 2: them out of knocks them out of the playoff.

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Speaker 10: Yeah, eighty one percent rooting for their kid.

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Speaker 4: Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah, Paul.

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Speaker 7: Do you think that's the real answer?

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Speaker 11: Though?

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Speaker 4: In the moment?

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Speaker 7: How do you not root for your team to ultimately

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Speaker 7: win the game?

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Speaker 4: I think you actually have that backwards? How do you

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Speaker 4: not root for your kid win?

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Speaker 10: Well's a crap about the team.

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Speaker 7: I think I'm talking about a hardcore fan of a

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Speaker 7: certain team. I wonder, in theory of course, you're root

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Speaker 7: for your kid when you're watching last night, I wonder

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Speaker 7: if you could be happy that your team lost.

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Speaker 4: That person is a psychopath. You got got a root

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Speaker 4: for your kid.

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Speaker 9: It's your arch rivals in the playoffs.

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Speaker 4: Tod, what did you learn today? A Broncles fan?

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Speaker 9: Since forever Jordan was a Raider playing for the Raiders,

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Speaker 9: not Kurt Warner's must wing Game of the weekend is

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Speaker 9: the one in three Texnants and the one and three Ravens,

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Speaker 9: And thinks Dan Rina was.

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Speaker 2: If your son was the quarterback of the Raiders and

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Speaker 2: they're facing each other in the part, I.

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Speaker 9: Would hope you throw for five hundred yards and four

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Speaker 9: touchdowns and they would lose.

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Speaker 6: Thirty one twenty eight.

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Speaker 2: Thanks for the phone calls, emails, tweets, the all around support.

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Speaker 2: It's been our pleasure to try to entertain you. We

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Speaker 2: look forward to Monday for Fritzie Seat and Marv Paula,

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Speaker 2: yours truly and the BRGS. Have a great weekend. Everybody