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Speaker 7: lack of jazz in Salt Lake City. Lack of jazz
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Speaker 7: which is your favorite Olympics gate? Crotchgate, Ukrainian helmet gate,
Speaker 7: Norwegian cheeter gate, or ice dancing scoring date gate. I mean,
Speaker 7: crotch gate right now has forty percent of that. That's
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Speaker 7: extra material in their crotch so that they would sort
Speaker 7: of like a flying squirrel, you know, that sort of movement,
Speaker 7: they would get a little more hang time. That is
Speaker 7: grossly illegal. And we have one more in there that
Speaker 7: which NBA All Star Celebrity Game team would you rather
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Speaker 7: crushing Anthony Anderson. I'm very sorry about that. Nice guy,
Speaker 7: Anthony Anderson, very nice guy. It seems to be a
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Speaker 2: Giants head coach, who has it better than we do. No,
Speaker 2: I know the answer to that.
Speaker 3: Yeah. How often did your dad ask you that question?
Speaker 8: Oh?
Speaker 9: I don't know. It's like about every day right now.
Speaker 9: I know that. But we got it young, We didn't.
Speaker 9: We didn't understand it till later.
Speaker 10: You know.
Speaker 9: It's one of those things that your parents tell you
Speaker 9: that you kind of don't get. You kind of make
Speaker 9: fun of. What is that everybody's got better than us?
Speaker 10: Dad?
Speaker 9: It's cold, we're complaining whenever we complain though, that's what
Speaker 9: we heard.
Speaker 2: You take this job. Let me let me stay with
Speaker 2: Baltimore for a moment. How do you not take it
Speaker 2: personally when the franchise doesn't want you anymore?
Speaker 9: Yeah? I don't. Well, you do take it personally? Really,
Speaker 9: I mean I can't say that you don't. Everything is personal.
Speaker 9: I mean life is personal. You know, we pour you
Speaker 9: pour your heart into what you do every single day.
Speaker 9: It's meaningful and it matters. And and I know that
Speaker 9: everybody that we were with there, who we love in
Speaker 9: Baltimore all those years would say the same thing about
Speaker 9: what they did or about us and everything like that.
Speaker 9: So yeah, you do take it personal in a sense
Speaker 9: because it's a very personal thing. But but I wasn't
Speaker 9: offended by it. It didn't it didn't make me mad,
Speaker 9: didn't make me bitter. It just was disappointing. But by
Speaker 9: the same time, it's like, you know what, there's a
Speaker 9: plan for life. There's a purpose in life. And I
Speaker 9: believe in I believe in our almighty Creator, and I
Speaker 9: believe that there's a reason that things happen. And when
Speaker 9: when When When that when when the Lord above says, go,
Speaker 9: it's time to go. And that's how I look at it.
Speaker 9: And he said, go to New York and here where
Speaker 9: we are so very excited about that this We're right
Speaker 9: where we are supposed to be at this particular point
Speaker 9: in time. It's exactly the place we're supposed to be.
Speaker 9: And that's what I'm excited about.
Speaker 2: Mike Rabel put a lot of pressure on coaches, taking
Speaker 2: over teams. He turns the team around and goes to
Speaker 2: the Super Bowl. Uh can it be? I mean, I
Speaker 2: know I was wondering about that. You know, you don't
Speaker 2: get to ease into this job, John.
Speaker 9: No, No, it's okay. Hey, you welcome the challenge if
Speaker 9: it's the national football you know, but not for long.
Speaker 11: Uh.
Speaker 9: It's time you got. It's time to produce day one.
Speaker 9: And our players expect that, our coaches expect that. We
Speaker 9: expect to come out of the gates. We're gonna come
Speaker 9: out of the We're gonna come out of the corner swinging.
Speaker 9: I mean, that's what we're gonna do. I remember the
Speaker 9: Hearns Hagler fight.
Speaker 2: Yeah, when Herds surprised everybody and just went all in
Speaker 2: against Hagler.
Speaker 9: Yeah, three round. I think it was a t KO
Speaker 9: maybe by I think Hagler won it maybe if I remember.
Speaker 9: I love Tagler. I love Tagler. Marvin if he's out there,
Speaker 9: I love him. But Tommy Hearns is my guy, the
Speaker 9: you know, the MotorCity hit man, Tommy Hearns man. I
Speaker 9: love Tommy Hearns. Uh. He came out swinging, so that's
Speaker 9: what we plan on doing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but he got knocked out, So you don't want
Speaker 2: to come out swinging like that.
Speaker 9: Will come out swinging, we'll be throwing punches. You know,
Speaker 9: wherever happens happens.
Speaker 2: But the chips flying, it's uh tougher division, AFC North
Speaker 2: or NFC East.
Speaker 7: Uh.
Speaker 9: The AFC North has been the tougher division, you know
Speaker 9: over the last eighteen years. I would say that. I
Speaker 9: mean I was in it. I know it was tougher
Speaker 9: going forward. Yeah, Now in the early in the early
Speaker 9: two thousands, it was the n it was the NFC East.
Speaker 9: I was in it. Then you know where it's at.
Speaker 9: It's wherever you're at.
Speaker 3: That's the toughest divisions.
Speaker 9: Wherever you live. And we'll be living in the NFC
Speaker 9: East and it's a tough division. I mean, you got
Speaker 9: the Eagles who have been doing what they do for
Speaker 9: the last number of years. It's like Michigan Ohio State.
Speaker 9: Back in the day when Bo Shimmicker took over with
Speaker 9: my dad, you had to beat Ohio State if you
Speaker 9: were going to be great at Michigan, and that's what
Speaker 9: they did the very first year. And then the Cowboys,
Speaker 9: the Cowboys, the Commanders. It's just great rivalries, incredible stadiums,
Speaker 9: huge fan bases, nothing more to you. There's no more
Speaker 9: exciting division than the NFC East and the New York
Speaker 9: Football Giants. You know we're in it too. So we
Speaker 9: planned to make a statement. We planned to be there.
Speaker 9: We planned to show up for every single game, Dan
Speaker 9: right on time.
Speaker 2: What was it about the Giants job that attracted you
Speaker 2: the most?
Speaker 9: I think probably if I was being honest about the players.
Speaker 9: The players are really important in football. You've got to
Speaker 9: have players, great players. As a players game. It always
Speaker 9: has been a player's game. It always will be a
Speaker 9: player's game. Great coaches have taught me that over the years.
Speaker 2: So but having that franchise quarterback, how important was that that?
Speaker 2: If you're you're surveying the situation here of all the openings,
Speaker 2: how important was it that you had Jackson Dark?
Speaker 9: Yeah, start with the quarterback, I mean the player. Started
Speaker 9: with the quarterback. You build a team around the quarterback.
Speaker 9: That I looked at that, Like the first thing I
Speaker 9: did was look at all the quarterbacks. And there are
Speaker 9: some good quarterbacks on these teams. But Jackson was the
Speaker 9: guy that really excited me when I saw him, now
Speaker 9: even more so being around him every day. We were
Speaker 9: in here, we were in here last night. He was
Speaker 9: hanging out, he's working out, and think he worked out
Speaker 9: at nine o'clock. So I saw him around the building
Speaker 9: and talk some ball with him. So is great.
Speaker 3: What's the best piece of coaching advice? Your dad gave you.
Speaker 9: The best piece of a coaching advice our dad gave us.
Speaker 9: He said, you know what he said. He said, you
Speaker 9: gotta work really hard. You gotta work harder than everybody else.
Speaker 9: He goes, because I know you two guys, and you're
Speaker 9: really not that smart. You're probably not gonna smart anybody,
Speaker 9: so you got to outwork people. That's a direct quote.
Speaker 9: That's exactly what he means.
Speaker 2: He said, you and Jim were not smart, so you
Speaker 2: got out work Who's smarter between you two.
Speaker 9: Jim's the smartest guy I know. Gim's the smartest. He's
Speaker 9: the smartest coach in the league. I'm total credit to
Speaker 9: Jim for smart uh, street smarts, emotional smarts, knows how
Speaker 9: to knows how to make you, knows how to make
Speaker 9: a statement, make people feel a certain way. Funny dude, Yeah,
Speaker 9: you know him?
Speaker 3: What do you do better than him?
Speaker 9: Are you? I beat him in golf last time we played,
Speaker 9: but that was like ten years ago. We refuse to
Speaker 9: play each other. We refuse I mean golf we's got
Speaker 9: time for it. But what do I do better than Jim?
Speaker 9: I look younger than Jim right now? Can we all
Speaker 9: agree on that. Neither one of us are that young,
Speaker 9: but I look younger than him.
Speaker 3: Okay, how much?
Speaker 9: What's the age?
Speaker 3: What's the age difference?
Speaker 9: I'm fifteen months older.
Speaker 3: Okay, And I'm sure you're reminding of that.
Speaker 12: See.
Speaker 9: See, you would have never guessed that, right, Pat, you
Speaker 9: would have never guessed.
Speaker 3: No. No, just don't color your hair. Okay, no, you
Speaker 3: can see. No, I'm just saying, just don't do that.
Speaker 9: Yeah, you look you you are. You are very You
Speaker 9: look very distinguished. You're a gentleman. You know, you look
Speaker 9: very wise.
Speaker 2: But distinguished. That's the gray hair. That when you have
Speaker 2: gray hair, you're you're wise, You're distinguished. I think it
Speaker 2: comes along with that.
Speaker 9: I like the lumberjack shirt you're wearing too, and it's cozy.
Speaker 9: It's buy your fireplace in the background. Who's got a
Speaker 9: better than you? Dan?
Speaker 3: Nobody? No, nobody?
Speaker 9: What you do for a living? Talking about crotch? Game stop? Ever?
Speaker 9: I want that job.
Speaker 3: When did you reach out to Mike McDonald.
Speaker 9: Reached out to him after the game. Right after the game,
Speaker 9: I started texting him right away. I haven't able to
Speaker 9: get him on the phone yet, but I will. I will.
Speaker 9: Jay either they're busy, they've got parades to do, they
Speaker 9: got chows to do.
Speaker 7: The wait, wait, he hasn't gotten back to you yet.
Speaker 9: Wow, he's been busy. He's been busy, but he's he's
Speaker 9: texted back. He texted back right away.
Speaker 2: Do you did you realize that he like he was
Speaker 2: capable of doing this at a young age and calling
Speaker 2: the defensive plays in the Super Bowl as a head coach?
Speaker 9: Well, I mean I hired him as the defensive coordinator
Speaker 9: and the defensive play caller, so that was that's always
Speaker 9: the plan. You know, you want you want, I want
Speaker 9: my defensive coordinator calling defenses in the Super Bowl. That's
Speaker 9: definitely the goal. And uh, there were I never had
Speaker 9: any doubt about Mike. Others did. I didn't, and Mike didn't,
Speaker 9: you know. And Mike is uh, Mike is confident, smart,
Speaker 9: just a good person, hard worker. He's the guy. He's
Speaker 9: a hard worker, and he smart, he's got he's got
Speaker 9: two for two going there. So uh and look look
Speaker 9: what happened. I mean, I'm just so couldn't be more
Speaker 9: proud of him. And also Jay Harbaugh, our nephews, a
Speaker 9: special teams coordinator. They've won games on special teams, multiple
Speaker 9: games because of special teams and because of what Jay's done.
Speaker 9: So those guys, I mean, there's other guys. Leslie Frasier's
Speaker 9: on that staff left for Leslie is such a great leader.
Speaker 9: He's helping Mike. So yeah, it's an amazing job they've done.
Speaker 2: The kicker and the punter. I mean, what a weapon
Speaker 2: for Seattle. When you talk about a total team effort
Speaker 2: to win a Super Bowl, they had it.
Speaker 3: They had it unbelievable.
Speaker 9: We trade for the returner who's also a receiver in
Speaker 9: this mid season there, and people are like scratching their
Speaker 9: head about that trade, and look at he made a
Speaker 9: difference for him.
Speaker 2: When's the last time you talked to your quarterback and
Speaker 2: your former quarterback in Baltimore?
Speaker 9: You know what, we've texted a number of times. We
Speaker 9: haven't talked on the phone, you know, just having a
Speaker 9: chance to do that. But I haven't talked to really
Speaker 9: anybody on the phone. I had like over twenty five
Speaker 9: hundred texts, which is crazy. So I'm down under three.
Speaker 9: I'm down under four. Hundred. I haven't cracked getting back
Speaker 9: to people, but it's been been amazing. But no, we
Speaker 9: texted great love for Lamar. Really everybody there a great
Speaker 9: love for him.
Speaker 2: When you were first let go, I had somebody say
Speaker 2: right away that it'll be between the Giants and the
Speaker 2: Falcons for you, that those were the two jobs that
Speaker 2: you'd be interested in.
Speaker 3: Was that fair accurate?
Speaker 9: I was interested in both those jobs, but not just
Speaker 9: those two. There was there were there were I talked
Speaker 9: to everybody, and uh, you really realize, Dan, when you
Speaker 9: talk to people in this circumstance, which you know, I
Speaker 9: don't necessarily recommend, but but it was really incredible to
Speaker 9: talk to the people at every organization, the owners, the GMS, UH,
Speaker 9: team presidents, all that they are. There's so many great
Speaker 9: people in this league. You go to the owners meeting,
Speaker 9: you've been there, and you get into that group that
Speaker 9: that football is a huge, you know stage, but it's
Speaker 9: a small circle. And you get in that group and
Speaker 9: you and you realize that, you know, we all have
Speaker 9: the same things. We're all fighting the same fights, we're
Speaker 9: all fighting the same battles, we're all the same concerns.
Speaker 9: We're just trying to do our best families. The kids
Speaker 9: are running around and and you and you feel that
Speaker 9: kind of sense of, I don't know, just a shared
Speaker 9: understanding for what you do. And then you talk to
Speaker 9: them about their job and you realize how important it
Speaker 9: is to them what they're trying to accomplish, and you
Speaker 9: try to visualize yourself in that job with them. And really,
Speaker 9: I could visualize myself in every one of those jobs
Speaker 9: with every one of the groups I talked to. You
Speaker 9: really can do that because there's so many good people
Speaker 9: and every job in this league is amazing.
Speaker 3: What'd you do with your Ravens gear?
Speaker 9: I kept a little. I kept a couple of things,
Speaker 9: some of the nicer stuff, Yeah, I kept a couple
Speaker 9: A couple uh uh quarter zips, kept a couple of
Speaker 9: championship hats.
Speaker 3: What are you going to do with them?
Speaker 9: Well, uh, someday you know the company. I got a
Speaker 9: good a good hoodie that I really liked. I kept
Speaker 9: that an insulated hand pocket. I don't know. I mean
Speaker 9: you can't get really good stuff. All the other stuff
Speaker 9: I tossed, I mean I didn't toss I gave it
Speaker 9: the friends and Goodwill. Goodwill made it. Killing good guy.
Speaker 9: We stopped accepting our stuff at one point. Well not
Speaker 9: not raven stuff, but they took all the Ravens stuff,
Speaker 9: but some of the other stuff. They're like, we've got,
Speaker 9: we have enough, we don't want any more.
Speaker 3: Congrats, good luck and thanks.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's let's see if you can pull off of
Speaker 2: Mike Vrabel there with the g men.
Speaker 9: I appreciate that. Dan, great as always, you're the best.
Speaker 9: You're awesome. We did it. We did a show. Remember
Speaker 9: in Minnesota, we did a show.
Speaker 2: You did great with that super Bowl coverage because you know,
Speaker 2: you go in there and you're like, just tell me
Speaker 2: what to do and I'll answer the questions when you asked.
Speaker 2: But we were outside there for a little while in
Speaker 2: Minnesota and we spent you know, we spent some quality
Speaker 2: time together there.
Speaker 9: We did we we we we we had that we
Speaker 9: didn't huddle close together to stay warm, but we could have.
Speaker 9: It was cold. Yeah, But you were a great teacher.
Speaker 9: You were a great teacher, a great leader. You were
Speaker 9: great at what you do. I just an honored to
Speaker 9: be on the show with you.
Speaker 11: Man.
Speaker 9: I appreciate it.
Speaker 2: Thank you, buddy, who has it better than we do? No,
Speaker 2: thank you, coach. That's a on Harble, the Giants head coach.
Speaker 2: He was with the Ravens for eighteen seasons, won a
Speaker 2: Super Bowl as well. Yeah, I had to ask the
Speaker 2: merchandise the swag because Paulie always wants to know, Hey,
Speaker 2: what are you doing with all of your gear from
Speaker 2: your former team and the fact that, like when you
Speaker 2: wear out your Ravens stuff if you're still the head
Speaker 2: coach of the Giants, Hey, I got a nice hoodie here,
Speaker 2: you can't wear it? Well, take a break here, we'll
Speaker 2: get to your phone calls.
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Speaker 2: John Harball worked the Super Bowl in Minneapolis with me.
Speaker 2: He did a great job. And he came in the
Speaker 2: way and I said this before about Tony Dungee and
Speaker 2: Rodney Harrison. You're rookie and don't act like you know TV.
Speaker 2: You know football, but you don't know TV. I'll help
Speaker 2: you with a TV part of it. You take care
Speaker 2: of the football part. And John was great and it
Speaker 2: was cold. They had us outside for I don't know,
Speaker 2: maybe an hour for the pregame, so it was eight
Speaker 2: hours and then we had to get a police escort
Speaker 2: to take us to the stadium where we got to
Speaker 2: continue with the pregame.
Speaker 3: But that was a long day, long day.
Speaker 2: Then you had to do halftime, then I had to
Speaker 2: hand out the super Bowl Trophy post show. I was
Speaker 2: exhausted because that started at like seven in the morning
Speaker 2: and went till midnight. But it was really rewarding that
Speaker 2: you get to host the pregame show and you get
Speaker 2: to hand out the super Bowl Trophy.
Speaker 3: Very very lucky to be able to do that.
Speaker 2: James in Cincinnati, Hi, James, what's on your mind today?
Speaker 15: What up?
Speaker 6: DP six to one A slender one ninety. I just
Speaker 6: wanted to call and see if I could put in
Speaker 6: my application for the Dead Dad's Club. I lost my
Speaker 6: dad last week and we used.
Speaker 10: To always watch your show on the Audience Network and
Speaker 10: listen to it on the radio on road trips, and
Speaker 10: so I just wanted to give a shout out to
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Speaker 6: I hope you guys do as well on your meat Friday.
Speaker 2: Thank you, James, and welcome to the Club. Dead Dad's
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Speaker 2: And I don't really think there's an application process. I
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Speaker 7: Yeah, there's enough paperwork, there's not any you have to
Speaker 7: show ID none that you're just in.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you qualify when your dad does. We don't even
Speaker 3: check records or anything. You're just in.
Speaker 2: I don't even know if you know somebody's dad has done.
Speaker 2: But people are really I was saying they're dying to
Speaker 2: get into the club, but that's not what I meant, Todd.
Speaker 2: I wasn't trying to be no, I'm not trying to
Speaker 2: be yes, Dylan.
Speaker 14: Do you think anyone's lied to get their way?
Speaker 2: I don't know that. I don't know that. We you know,
Speaker 2: the I team is normally on this kind of stuff.
Speaker 2: But you know, I told PAULI, let's worry about other things.
Speaker 7: That would be a big problem. There was some type
Speaker 7: of Dead Dad's Club fraud happening, I would be upset
Speaker 7: about that. It's not it's not that great of a
Speaker 7: club to get into. I'm guessing I'm not in it.
Speaker 2: But.
Speaker 7: I'm not like in a rush to get in it.
Speaker 7: I wouldn't fake it to get in there.
Speaker 14: I'm with Seating on that one. I think I'll enjoy
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Speaker 3: Yeah, Todd part of the Dead Dad's Club.
Speaker 9: Yes, I am.
Speaker 16: Is there a window of time we have to wait
Speaker 16: from a from a moment your dad passes to contacting
Speaker 16: us or getting that shirt in the mail?
Speaker 8: How does that work?
Speaker 10: Well?
Speaker 2: No, he said that they used to listen and watch
Speaker 2: the show and he died last week, and probably turning
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Speaker 2: him with his Dan, and so does a cat be like, Hey.
Speaker 8: Dan, Frank Georgia, thanks for having me.
Speaker 14: I just want to let you know a moment ago,
Speaker 14: what do we think the shortest I think someone called
Speaker 14: in and like they were like, my dad died last night.
Speaker 14: Can I be in the club? I think that actually happened.
Speaker 3: And that's okay.
Speaker 2: You know, we all grieve in different ways, and then
Speaker 2: you know, if we can provide some kind of laughter, uh,
Speaker 2: some warmth, welcoming, Come on in the Dead Dad's Club.
Speaker 2: Marvin's in it, Paulie's in it, Pritzy's in it. I'm
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Speaker 7: It's a it's a growing club, by the way. Every day, Yeah,
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Speaker 8: I definitely want to be at that club, but it's
Speaker 8: just too late.
Speaker 3: Uh Ad. Nate and Richmond, Good morning, Nate. What's on
Speaker 3: your mind today?
Speaker 15: Hey?
Speaker 3: Dan?
Speaker 15: Dan at six feet clean mean one eighty five. Shout
Speaker 15: out to Jonathan Lesley. I know you're listening. I know
Speaker 15: we talked about tanking a lot, but I have a
Speaker 15: resolution that I know and here no one's really talking about.
Speaker 15: So looking to expand the league, whether it's a G
Speaker 15: League and a European HASHPOSH. So what they should do
Speaker 15: is go European style as well, and the bottom two
Speaker 15: teams would get regulated to the next league, and the
Speaker 15: top two leagues of the European G League HASHPASH League
Speaker 15: would move up to the NBA.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that won't happen, but they're going to have expansion
Speaker 2: in Seattle in Las Vegas. I like relegation in college football,
Speaker 2: but you know, you have these cities and the amount
Speaker 2: of money the infrastructure takes to be able to build
Speaker 2: these stadiums, everything around those stadiums, and then all of
Speaker 2: a sudden, if you got relegated college football, you could
Speaker 2: do that. I saw were North Dakota State, They're they're
Speaker 2: joining the big boys. I was kind of surprised at
Speaker 2: that because it allowed them when they were winning all
Speaker 2: those championships that you know, people would focus on you
Speaker 2: because you ended up winning your last game, you won
Speaker 2: a championship there. You know it might have been you know, FBS,
Speaker 2: but still you ended up winning a championship. You stood
Speaker 2: out because of that. And now are they joining the
Speaker 2: Mountain West. That is massive, massive news.
Speaker 3: Yea, yes, Dylly.
Speaker 14: Well, would you rather be like big fish small pond
Speaker 14: or make the leap because they've had a pretty good
Speaker 14: time dunking on everyone in the FCS for a while. Yeah,
Speaker 14: but more money comes with it too, I think.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: But their schedule, they weren't afraid to, you know, schedule
Speaker 2: a game with Minnesota or some of these other you know,
Speaker 2: Division I programs. But yeah, I don't know that that
Speaker 2: that one's tricky because yes, you do want to be
Speaker 2: part of big time college football. But it felt like
Speaker 2: they were part of big time college football because they
Speaker 2: weren't afraid to play anybody and they would end up
Speaker 2: winning championships. It's like Mount Union in Division three. Mount
Speaker 2: Union in Ohio had an incredible run winning championships, but
Speaker 2: that opportunity to elevate your program, You're probably not going
Speaker 2: to end your season with a victory unless it's in
Speaker 2: a bowl game instead of a national title game. Wes
Speaker 2: in Boise, Hi, Wes, what's on your mind today?
Speaker 1: Hi?
Speaker 5: Six two to ten. So in order to kind of
Speaker 5: ditch the tanking, I think we need to incentivize owners.
Speaker 5: Owners is where the bucks falls.
Speaker 15: And if you.
Speaker 5: Give owners a ten year window to say, hey, if
Speaker 5: your team's not successful, you're in the bottom five for
Speaker 5: consecutive years, you're forced to sell the team.
Speaker 2: Paul came up with this idea that we're going to
Speaker 2: give you ten years and if you don't make the
Speaker 2: playoffs in the ten years, then you have to sell
Speaker 2: a team.
Speaker 3: That wouldn't go over well.
Speaker 2: But I do I do like incentivizing the owner, Like
Speaker 2: why do I have to incentivize an owner to try
Speaker 2: to win? Hey, no tanking there all right, I promise
Speaker 2: I won't.
Speaker 7: Especially when the whole league is set up for maximum
Speaker 7: stability for owners, they are at zero risk of ever
Speaker 7: anything bad, ever happening to them whatsoever. A new team
Speaker 7: pops up, we get a huge chunk of money. These
Speaker 7: people win, We get a big chunk of money. There's
Speaker 7: revenue sharing that the sports leagues are made as comfortable
Speaker 7: as possible for billionaires. And then at the very minimum,
Speaker 7: all we ask is can you just at least try
Speaker 7: to be competitive as a team, And they're like, I
Speaker 7: don't know that I can. I really don't know that
Speaker 7: we can do that. I'm sorry, too much on the line.
Speaker 2: Josh in Texas, Hi, Josh, Yeah, nobody loses money owning
Speaker 2: a team.
Speaker 3: No, no, no, they don't. They're all making money, and
Speaker 3: they're just not sure.
Speaker 7: I don't know that we can do something fan friendly.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 2: Hey, josh, USh, Hey, how are you great?
Speaker 17: Well, one of the other callers kind of stole my idea,
Speaker 17: but the relegation idea about the EPL maybe relegating down
Speaker 17: to the G League or whatever. But they seem to
Speaker 17: have like really good ideas. And the other one is,
Speaker 17: you know, if you don't spend enough money on your team.
Speaker 17: I liked the idea that you guys just mentioned about.
Speaker 17: It's kind of like the premise of F one, right,
Speaker 17: he was going to lose his team if they didn't
Speaker 17: win or get points or whatever. And then my other
Speaker 17: thing was, I think it's long overdue. Do we need
Speaker 17: a shirt that says.
Speaker 3: Who has it better than we do?
Speaker 17: And on the back it says nobody.
Speaker 3: We do have that shirt.
Speaker 6: Now.
Speaker 2: I don't know if it's available now at Dan Patrick
Speaker 2: dot com, but I wore it while we're in San
Speaker 2: Francisco and it says who has it better than we do?
Speaker 2: And then on the back it says nobody. Ryan in Nashville, Hi, Ryan.
Speaker 15: Were indeed.
Speaker 18: Got an idea about how to fix the Pro Bowl?
Speaker 3: Oh? Okay, yeah we do.
Speaker 18: Let's do a Rue eighty I on and get your
Speaker 18: thoughts on this.
Speaker 3: Instead of doing the Pro Bowl, we'll have the Pro Bowl.
Speaker 18: You know, designation like you make the Pro Bowl like
Speaker 18: you're you know, like you're an All Pro. But so
Speaker 18: the Pro Bowl game, make it for the reserves, voted
Speaker 18: on by your your teammates. You have to play less
Speaker 18: than x amount of snaps. These guys are gonna be
Speaker 18: wanting to play. They're gonna be hungry. Put it on TV,
Speaker 18: you know, and uh, let the guys that want to
Speaker 18: play play and that would be fun.
Speaker 15: Right.
Speaker 2: I don't know if people are gonna want to tune
Speaker 2: in to see Tommy Cutlet's play quarterback or something like that.
Speaker 2: But uh, you know, I guess there's no bad idea
Speaker 2: considering what the alternative is. But I, as Setan has
Speaker 2: said before, they they don't matter because they shouldn't matter.
Speaker 2: Like the game's okay, it's okay that it's not competitive.
Speaker 2: It's okay if somebody's not playing defense, I gets all right.
Speaker 2: I mean we're asking them to play hard. That's not
Speaker 2: going to happen.
Speaker 7: It doesn't mean anything. Yeah, why would we play hard?
Speaker 7: It's not a complicated like theory, you know.
Speaker 2: And you can't go, hey, you're going to make Like
Speaker 2: what do you make if you win the All Star Game?
Speaker 2: Do you make fifty thousand or is it more than that?
Speaker 19: Something like that? What does that matter to somebody that's
Speaker 19: making eighty million dollars a year?
Speaker 13: Uh?
Speaker 3: Lucas and Texas? H I Luke, what's on your mind?
Speaker 15: Hey?
Speaker 20: Dan, good morning, Good morning you know, we have a
Speaker 20: lot of fun with Pritty, especially around Friday to thirteenth
Speaker 20: or any holiday that wants him to make up names.
Speaker 20: I want to give two quick reasons why Dan Nation
Speaker 20: loves Todds so much, and they both they both come
Speaker 20: through in the replays that you'll do on the commercial
Speaker 20: breaks on Peacock. So allow me two of them real quick.
Speaker 20: The first one sometimes I had to close caption on
Speaker 20: and I had it muted for some reason I can't remember,
Speaker 20: but I just remember looking briefly at the computer screen
Speaker 20: during commercial break, and all I saw was Fritzy, a
Speaker 20: mechanical bull and the word stop written about fifty times
Speaker 20: on the screen. It's a great moment. Loved it. It's
Speaker 20: always Alzheimer. The other one, you actually just showed it
Speaker 20: on Today's show, and I love it. It's when Fritzy was
Speaker 20: doing the calendar shoot of the car wash. Yeah, the
Speaker 20: fun is not so much with Fritzy in the car wash.
Speaker 20: It's I believe, the current backroom guy of the Year, Jay,
Speaker 20: whose job is to spray Fritzy. And there is a
Speaker 20: look on that man's face of how did my life
Speaker 20: lead to this?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Jay is the big Germans brother and we were doing
Speaker 2: a calendar shoot and we thought we would have Fritzy
Speaker 2: and a tank top and short shorts and he would
Speaker 2: be on the car kind of writhing and Jay would
Speaker 2: have to water down Todd and he's smoking a cigarette
Speaker 2: and he's holding the hose and he's watering frits heat down.
Speaker 2: You know, there are times when I watch, if you
Speaker 2: watch on Peacock during the commercial break and we show
Speaker 2: all this archival footage.
Speaker 3: The guys in the back, they do.
Speaker 2: Rob does a wonderful job with this, make them timely,
Speaker 2: And there are times when I go, I don't remember that,
Speaker 2: because this is almost twenty years that we've been doing this,
Speaker 2: and there are so many moments where I go, I
Speaker 2: don't remember that. But usually with Todd I do remember.
Speaker 8: And Jay was into it a lot more than he
Speaker 8: let one.
Speaker 16: I don't care what his facial expressions, how many cigarettes
Speaker 16: you were smoking.
Speaker 3: He gave me a little winker. Yeah, yes, Dylan.
Speaker 14: There was also another video around that time with Jay
Speaker 14: where you took the pie for the calendar and at
Speaker 14: the end you just go, it's all about content, Jay,
Speaker 14: and he's goes right.
Speaker 3: Jay has lived an interesting life.
Speaker 2: He has lived and has some of the best quotes
Speaker 2: around here because he has no respect for what he do, because,
Speaker 2: as he says, all you do is turn on a
Speaker 2: microphone and talk. And he's right, that's what we do.
Speaker 2: I mean there's a little bit more to that. He goes,
Speaker 2: you can't even Tara roof and and he's right, I
Speaker 2: can't tar a roof. But uh he uh, he has
Speaker 2: some great quotes, yes, Marvin.
Speaker 7: He doesn't have respect for our names either. Well, he
Speaker 7: doesn't know he didn't know Setan's name. He didn't know
Speaker 7: your name.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 3: There's like a couple of guys, what did he call you?
Speaker 8: Uh, Melvin, Oh, I'm so bad with names.
Speaker 1: A Mark.
Speaker 2: Mark, Yeah, and then Setan. I don't think he knew
Speaker 2: your name either.
Speaker 7: No, No, He's That happens a lot to me though.
Speaker 7: A lot of people call me like Sexton or sent
Speaker 7: In or I don't even know the name Senten.
Speaker 3: I don't know where that comes from.
Speaker 14: But sex Sexton came from Jay.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he called you Sexton. Yes, uh.
Speaker 16: I Like every once in a while, so you know,
Speaker 16: people show up and when we do these remotes and
Speaker 16: they say how much they love the show and watch
Speaker 16: all the time and then they'll shake my head and
Speaker 16: say has it going Paul and say.
Speaker 14: What was going on?
Speaker 7: Marvin's like really there was an idea confused for Marvin
Speaker 7: a lot. Yeah, it happens more than you think. There
Speaker 7: was an actor who wanted to be on the show.
Speaker 7: This a long time ago, and he came into the
Speaker 7: studio in New York and he's like what what And
Speaker 7: he said that he was a big fan of the show,
Speaker 7: and he was like, what's what are these guys like,
Speaker 7: what are they doing?
Speaker 8: I was part of the pitch from like the publicist,
Speaker 8: you got to get this guy on.
Speaker 2: And then he didn't even realize that you guys were
Speaker 2: the Dan. He didn't know anything about the show. That's
Speaker 2: where the pr person's like, oh man, he loves and
Speaker 2: he never misses the show.
Speaker 8: I'm not sure you know your name either, which made it.
Speaker 3: I don't think he did. I don't think he did.
Speaker 8: Got at least know the host name. Come I help
Speaker 8: us out.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I know, Uh, Chuck in Chicago, Hi, Chuck, what's
Speaker 2: on your mind today?
Speaker 3: Hello?
Speaker 11: Pat?
Speaker 12: Can I talk to Dan? Yes?
Speaker 11: Hey, this is this is This is Colly mccollin. Your
Speaker 11: favorite TODOV and favorite podcast listener, I want to tell
Speaker 11: you the Super Bowl show was outstanding. I mean, uh,
Speaker 11: just guess after guests, but who knew ceed Lamb was
Speaker 11: so funny. He was outstanding.
Speaker 12: Yes, and I want to tell you that this is
Speaker 12: Frank Kellendo was awesome as always. But in his visit
Speaker 12: prior to this, and by the way, his Todd is
Speaker 12: getting better, so he uh, in the in the visit
Speaker 12: prior to this, he said, he said, you know, you
Speaker 12: watch the mouth in the eyes, and he said, with Todd,
Speaker 12: he feels like he's eating his own face.
Speaker 2: Yes, that's how he described his impersonation of Fritzy, that
Speaker 2: he's eating his face.
Speaker 3: Thank you, Chuck Kellyando's great, needs a lot of fun.
Speaker 2: But now there are times though it's hard to talk
Speaker 2: to him and just talk to him because eventually it
Speaker 2: leads into you know, John Gruden, Morgan Freeman, John Matten.
Speaker 3: You're like, hey, I'm just talking to Frank here, yes.
Speaker 8: And then boom, the segment's over. Then you make me
Speaker 8: leave you the next set.
Speaker 2: All right, we take a break here, more phone calls
Speaker 2: coming up. Busy final hour. We'll talk to the person
Speaker 2: who is calling the All Star game. He's Noah Eagle NBC.
Speaker 2: He'll join us, and Mike Trico will join us from
Speaker 2: the Winter Olympics. We're back after this.
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Speaker 2: Best Week in Sports? Let's go around the room. Who
Speaker 2: had the best week in sports? Todd, I'll start with you.
Speaker 16: This might be lame because it's too easy, but I
Speaker 16: think Sam Donald runs away with it.
Speaker 8: But hopefully you guys have something more creative than that one.
Speaker 3: Why didn't you come up with something more creative?
Speaker 16: Because I just I kept thinking about it and I
Speaker 16: couldn't think of anyone other than Sam Donald because it's
Speaker 16: Sam Donald's. I'm gonna just say Sam.
Speaker 3: Okay, but you do have your Valentine's Day sports name.
Speaker 8: Scratch, which will be less lame than my choice of Samwich.
Speaker 3: All right, Seaton best week in Sports?
Speaker 7: Possibly equally as lame, but maybe not quite as much.
Speaker 7: But Kenjamin Walker, the third Junior, the third that fella
Speaker 7: made himself a bunch of money, got himself a Super
Speaker 7: Bowl MVP as a running back, which almost never happens
Speaker 7: in this sort of modern age and as he's looking
Speaker 7: at a new contract that is well done. Fella, I
Speaker 7: hope he gets paid. Heck, I hope he gets paid.
Speaker 7: Heck yeah, Marvin, Mine might be a bit random. I'm
Speaker 7: gonna go Julius Irving. I've seen him promoting the ABA
Speaker 7: documentary Soul Power. I watched the first half of it. Unbelievable.
Speaker 19: It gives people a chance to see the real Julius Irvin.
Speaker 19: I think the ABA so Julis Irvins might pick.
Speaker 2: Yeah, people didn't get to see the real Julius Irving
Speaker 2: by the time he got to the NBA. In the Aba,
Speaker 2: he was every bit what Jorge was and then some.
Speaker 2: I mean he was dunking on people in traffic. He
Speaker 2: now he did that when he was with the seventy
Speaker 2: six ers, but to see him in person, I only
Speaker 2: saw him in person one time in the ABA, but
Speaker 2: I just remember in traffic him dunking.
Speaker 3: He wasn't a great shooter, but he didn't have to be.
Speaker 2: He took him to the hoop and he was going
Speaker 2: to make you pay, and he's gonna you know, we
Speaker 2: didn't know it was called being posterized back then we
Speaker 2: just knew that what's that full doing trying to block
Speaker 2: Doctor J And what a nice person too. He's always
Speaker 2: you know the fact that he allowed me during the
Speaker 2: NBA Finals in Utah with the Bulls and we played
Speaker 2: golf and there was a backup on like the fifteenth
Speaker 2: tee and there was a basketball court right on the
Speaker 2: other side of the tea box, and I said, Hey,
Speaker 2: let's go shoot, and so I lowered it to nine
Speaker 2: feet and then I said, Doc, would you stand underneath
Speaker 2: with your hands up and let me dunk on you?
Speaker 3: And he did.
Speaker 7: Kind of sad on my part that I'm asking Doc
Speaker 7: and I have to bring.
Speaker 2: It down to nine feet, and then he allowed me
Speaker 2: to dunk on him. Dylan best week in sports, all right?
Speaker 14: Dan Montana linebacker Solomon tulia Pupu getting his ninth year
Speaker 14: of eligibility granted the real Van Wilder football.
Speaker 2: Well you got Trinidad. Shambliss is going back to Old Miss.
Speaker 2: Imagine having lawyers argue for you to not go into
Speaker 2: the NFL draft.
Speaker 14: So weird.
Speaker 2: He'll make more money at Ole Miss than he will
Speaker 2: be in a third round draft pick. And he's going
Speaker 2: back for his sixth year Oh congratulations.
Speaker 3: Yes, huh somebody they go to class.
Speaker 16: Imagine being in a class and you're twenty five years
Speaker 16: old and there's like eighteen year olds around here. Don't
Speaker 16: you feel at some point like maybe it's time to
Speaker 16: move on with my life to the next chapter.
Speaker 2: Well, you know, there's so much money to be made
Speaker 2: with nil and if you can delay going to the NFL.
Speaker 2: I mean, Diego Pavilla would love to go back to
Speaker 2: Vandy because you know, he's not even six feet tall
Speaker 2: and is he going to be able to play in
Speaker 2: the NFL. Yeah, I can make a lot of money
Speaker 2: at Vanderbilt and go back there for another year or so.
Speaker 2: Jay in Indianapolis, Hi, Jay, what's on your mind today?
Speaker 5: Hey Dan, thanks to taking my call. Love the show,
Speaker 5: loved the Dannette's just all to talk about the NBA.
Speaker 5: I have an idea for a shirt, for a T
Speaker 5: shirt for the show. Might be at first it would
Speaker 5: be a tank top with an NBA logo that just
Speaker 5: says thanks for nothing.
Speaker 3: Oh thanks?
Speaker 2: Okay, So the tank top with tanking NBA might discourage
Speaker 2: us from using their logo, though, I'm guessing. Dylan in
Speaker 2: San Diego, Hi, Dylan.
Speaker 18: Hey, what's up DP?
Speaker 4: Since you love love, I could really use your help
Speaker 4: right now. I recently asked my girlfriend, Hey, what did
Speaker 4: people write if I played golf Saturday morning?
Speaker 3: And I got to tell you? It did not go
Speaker 3: over well?
Speaker 4: And she immediately fired back and said, how about you
Speaker 4: just go with your boyfriends? And so I got to
Speaker 4: know it was about the right question to ask. Should
Speaker 4: I have not even asked it at all? Like, what's
Speaker 4: your what's your logic?
Speaker 15: VP?
Speaker 3: Well, I've only been married thirty eight years, so.
Speaker 2: I would say, Hey, I'm going to go play golf
Speaker 2: with my boyfriends, but I'm going to spend the rest
Speaker 2: of the day and night with you, my girlfriend, and you.
Speaker 3: Trade her like a like a queen.
Speaker 7: But as I said yesterday, I think we got to
Speaker 7: start taking back Valentine's Day a little bit like you know,
Speaker 7: equal equal rights here, you know, right.
Speaker 16: Ton, Yeah, but you have to at least tell her,
Speaker 16: you know, we're gonna go out for a nice dinner
Speaker 16: and give her an idea about that. You do have
Speaker 16: evening plans, your acknowledging Valentine's Day, this is not an
Speaker 16: all day affair. In the morning, we're gonna play some
Speaker 16: golf and then the rest of the day we'll be
Speaker 16: together and do something romantic. You've got to say that
Speaker 16: as part of a deal.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you can't just go, Hey, I'm going to play golf.
Speaker 3: Yeah see.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 7: My wife lately has been doing the like the preemptive
Speaker 7: We're not doing anything for this, right, which I appreciate.
Speaker 3: I'm like, babe, I.
Speaker 7: Mean yeah, but then I don't know. I get you
Speaker 7: the card and stuff like that. Are you getting set
Speaker 7: up though?
Speaker 3: Nah?
Speaker 7: No, I wouldn't get set up I don't think that
Speaker 7: she would do that, but I always get her a
Speaker 7: little something. Yeah, but she's like, we're not doing anything crazy, right,
Speaker 7: Are we going to CALLI?
Speaker 3: Endo? Oh you're going to go see you know?
Speaker 14: I don't know.
Speaker 7: I'm not sure I want to. I haven't been in
Speaker 7: contact with him, but I think the plan is a
Speaker 7: very romantic evening with Frank Kellendo. Okay, my wife and
Speaker 7: I all right, yeah, yeah, yes, uh Dylan.
Speaker 14: Well, I feel like, I mean, it seems like Valentine's
Speaker 14: is more of like a nighttime holiday anyways, So like
Speaker 14: I feel like you can sneak in a quick nine
Speaker 14: or eighteen yeah time or if pathivelys resistance is just
Speaker 14: play on Sunday.
Speaker 7: I don't know if your wife or girlfriend wants to
Speaker 7: spend the whole day with you. You're like a time,
Speaker 7: I'm gonna be honest with you. You know so sometimes makes
Speaker 7: the heart grow fonder if you go out now, don't
Speaker 7: have beers when you're playing golf, and then come back, well, no, no,
Speaker 7: don't do that and just say, hey, I'm gonna play
Speaker 7: eighteen And then I got plans. I got plans for
Speaker 7: us later on to today and tonight.
Speaker 3: Yes, Marv.
Speaker 19: A good plan is a pay for her to go
Speaker 19: out on a spa day, get her hair done, get
Speaker 19: her nails done, something like that. I don't do it,
Speaker 19: but if you wanted to, you should be able to
Speaker 19: do something like that.
Speaker 2: Nice because you can say, hey, I set up something.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna go play golf. Why don't you go to
Speaker 2: the spa and then we'll meet for lunch and I
Speaker 2: don't know, afternoon, delight, guest.
Speaker 3: Un My wife doesn't.
Speaker 16: Want to do anything on voll Time's day, but she
Speaker 16: doesn't want to do anything on the If you know what,
Speaker 16: I can't even do a trade off. I'll give you
Speaker 16: chocolates and flowers an ear exapt for this, not even that.
Speaker 8: That's not up for discussion.
Speaker 3: You poor guy, just throw.
Speaker 8: Under the bus. It's not that bad. But I'm just
Speaker 8: waiting for the next locking eclipse and then you know,
Speaker 8: we'll get.
Speaker 7: Something we don't like. I don't even ask This is
Speaker 7: never asked of you. You volunteer all of this stuff.
Speaker 8: I'll hear about it later, I'm sure.
Speaker 3: Because I don't really want to know.
Speaker 8: No, who wants to picture those kinds of things picture
Speaker 8: in your parents.
Speaker 3: You don't want to know about that.
Speaker 8: I'm an immaculate conception.
Speaker 14: ID would have been. The biathlete is like I cheated
Speaker 14: on my wife three months? Yeah, yeah, No one asked.
Speaker 16: We're not doing anything for bounty, say, and I mean,
Speaker 16: we're not doing anything one.
Speaker 2: Uh final hour. Well head to the Winter Olympics. Talk
Speaker 2: to Mike Tarico. I hope you'll join his final hour
Speaker 2: in this meet Friday right around the corner.