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Speaker 1: next week he'll announce the winner on the show. Pole
Speaker 1: question for our two is what Seaton O'Connor. The pole
Speaker 1: question is, I'd rather have two Academy Awards for Best
Speaker 1: Supporting Actor or one Academy Award for Best Actor. Wait
Speaker 1: wait wait wait, wait are you eating? I have like
Speaker 1: a little piece of pemt in my tooth. Okay, two
Speaker 1: Academy Awards for Best Supporting Actor. It's like putting ear
Speaker 1: rings on a pig. I mean it doesn't matter. Before
Speaker 1: the throat clear, you could have gone and then done that. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I do have a little I have like a little
Speaker 1: cashew in my wisdom tooth but when I have a
Speaker 1: cough button here, you just press the button. I didn't
Speaker 1: think it was going to come across with the because
Speaker 1: it's just like a little piece. At any rate, fifty
Speaker 1: one percent to forty nine percent, the average person, by
Speaker 1: a little wants the two Academy Awards for Best Supporting
Speaker 1: Actor as opposed to the one for Best Actor. I
Speaker 1: am about a second hour poll question here. I gave
Speaker 1: a couple other suggestions. I don't think you liked, though
Speaker 1: I didn't. If you're a relatively good help when you
Speaker 1: started attending supporting events at age eighty, would you still
Speaker 1: attend supporting event? Yeah? Sure? Why why wouldn't you? And
Speaker 1: which sounds we're appealing a free ticket for the worst
Speaker 1: seat in the house at the super Bowl, or watch
Speaker 1: the super Bowl in a hotel suite with Sally Field,
Speaker 1: Jane Fonda, Lily Tomlin, and Rita Marino. And I know
Speaker 1: you'd rather do the hotel suite. Yeah, it'd be fun.
Speaker 1: They're in the movie eighty for Brady and Sally Field
Speaker 1: will join us coming up next time. Is it worth
Speaker 1: asking the public at large or do you think most
Speaker 1: people would rather have the sweep with the ladies? Can
Speaker 1: we come up with something. I guess. I mean, do
Speaker 1: you believe Tom Brady will stay retired? Yes? Oh, you
Speaker 1: know we're asking for a ball question. Sorry? Why why
Speaker 1: so difficult today? I mean, come on, I'm making it
Speaker 1: very hard for you. Yes, you are the Premier League
Speaker 1: on NBC and Peacock. Two of the world's greatest goal scorers,
Speaker 1: Tottenham's Harry Kane and Manchester City's Arling Holland. Holland, he
Speaker 1: might score fifty goals this year. He's crushing it. He might.
Speaker 1: He might get to MESSI didn't MESSI up forty nine
Speaker 1: one year. Oh eight February fifth. They face off only
Speaker 1: on NBC and Peacock. All right, we'll get to phone
Speaker 1: calls coming up. I watched a little bit of basketball
Speaker 1: last night. I watched Perdue. I gotta get acclimated, customed
Speaker 1: to some of these schools because I have no idea.
Speaker 1: Who's the best player in America? Is it the big
Speaker 1: man for Purdue? I'm not sure. I watch, but nobody
Speaker 1: really stands out. Houston's a good team this year. Tennessee's
Speaker 1: a good team this year. Purdue. But this is where
Speaker 1: you got to do that crash course, where you know
Speaker 1: brackets for dummies where we can get educated on. This
Speaker 1: is where because you know, in a month from now,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna be like, you know, I've been watching Northern Iowa.
Speaker 1: I'll tell you they're dangerous. Hey, you don't rule out Drake.
Speaker 1: You're like, okay, yeah, you've been watching Who's yeah, Paul.
Speaker 1: The only guy I remember, like off the top by
Speaker 1: head from last year is Baycott. Armando Baycott, the big
Speaker 1: strong dude for North Carolina. Yeah he got He's still there.
Speaker 1: He stayed. He could have gone pro. It's those guys
Speaker 1: who surprisingly stay are the ones to remember. Didn't he
Speaker 1: get hurt in the national title? Giggle? Yeah? Tough player? Yeah, okay,
Speaker 1: I got something for you. There you go. I got
Speaker 1: a stat of the day for you. Give me um
Speaker 1: Darius Rucker, who's playing in the Pebble Beach Pro Am
Speaker 1: this weekend. Two three bulls. That of the day, That
Speaker 1: of the day. Here comes the stat of the day,
Speaker 1: the day of the day. Here comes the stat of
Speaker 1: the day. Duke, North Carolina, Kentucky, and Villanova, all currently
Speaker 1: unranked in the top twenty five. That's never happened, never
Speaker 1: happened before. Prior to that, the AP ranked the top
Speaker 1: twenty teams, but the top twenty five era that began
Speaker 1: in nineteen eighty nine, so that hasn't happened until this year.
Speaker 1: Your blue blood's even Kentucky, although Kentucky has rebounded a
Speaker 1: little bit. There they were calling for John Calipari to leave,
Speaker 1: and I'd be like, careful what you ask for? All right?
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Speaker 1: Mark Sanchez, former NFL quarterback, will stop by here in
Speaker 1: a little bit. Great news for two a tongue of ioloa.
Speaker 1: He is out of concussion protocol. He was in it
Speaker 1: for five weeks. If this was during the season, what
Speaker 1: do you have stayed there for five weeks? I know
Speaker 1: it's not fair to ask this, but I gotta ask this.
Speaker 1: Would the Dolphins have kept him in there for five weeks?
Speaker 1: He's had at least two concussions and now he's out
Speaker 1: after five weeks? Did they keep him in there longer
Speaker 1: because he needed to? There was nothing else at risk
Speaker 1: as far as him playing no games five weeks concussion protocol.
Speaker 1: Chris Collinsworth was with us a couple of days ago,
Speaker 1: and I asked him about you know, this situation with
Speaker 1: to a tongue of ioloa, and Chris certainly sounded nervous
Speaker 1: about it. If that were my child, and obviously he's
Speaker 1: a grown man. He makes his own decisions, but I
Speaker 1: would sit him down and I would have I would
Speaker 1: put him in front of every single doctor I could
Speaker 1: find and go, look, this is what two three concussions,
Speaker 1: whatever it was this year. Now, I want you to
Speaker 1: tell me that just playing football next year is fine
Speaker 1: and it has no more chance of getting a concussion
Speaker 1: than any other player out there. If you go no
Speaker 1: to that, then I don't want you to play. If
Speaker 1: you say yes to that, then all right. Let me
Speaker 1: put this scenario in front of your doctor. In the
Speaker 1: opening day game, he gets a concussion. Now, what are
Speaker 1: you telling me? Are you telling me he needs to
Speaker 1: sit out the season? Well, if you're telling me that,
Speaker 1: why would you tell me that he should sit out
Speaker 1: the season now? And Chris is right, these are tough
Speaker 1: questions now to His parents did a radio interview in
Speaker 1: Hawaii recently, didn't make much news, but they were like, hey,
Speaker 1: you know, we expect him to be out there playing football,
Speaker 1: and we look forward to him playing football and paraphrasing,
Speaker 1: but it was, Hey, he's going to be out there playing.
Speaker 1: We look forward to him. Chris Collins, Earth played in
Speaker 1: the NFL, has been around the game for what forty years,
Speaker 1: and he's seen the effects and that's why he's speaking
Speaker 1: not only from a parental view here, but he's also
Speaker 1: an analyst. We had doctor Mark Addas, the orthopedic surgeon
Speaker 1: on recently and he had this to say about to
Speaker 1: his situation. When you're when you're talking about someone being
Speaker 1: in concussion protocol, that just means that he still has symptoms,
Speaker 1: probably as he tries to work out, you know, because
Speaker 1: that's the first thing to do is is they put
Speaker 1: him through a cardiovaster workout, and so he must, you know,
Speaker 1: have sis when he's trying to work out, probably not
Speaker 1: at rest, but probably when he's trying to work out,
Speaker 1: and until he's completely asymptomatic, you know, they can't they
Speaker 1: can't say that he's cleared from protocol. And yes, it's worrisome.
Speaker 1: I mean it's worrisome if someone's having repeated head injuries.
Speaker 1: I mean certainly if my son was having repeated head injuries,
Speaker 1: I'd tell him to secret plan. That's doctor Mark addocks,
Speaker 1: so he has the double perspective of he played, he
Speaker 1: was an offensive lineman, was on a Super Bowl winning team,
Speaker 1: and now he's an orthopedic surgeon, highly regarded around the country.
Speaker 1: And they've seen this too. His parents haven't seen this.
Speaker 1: They've only seen twa This is first generation, you know,
Speaker 1: head injury, and we still don't know CTE and usual
Speaker 1: you'll you'll find some of these players, former players and
Speaker 1: their family will donate their brains to science so we
Speaker 1: can learn more about it. But if Tua gets and
Speaker 1: this is when you have to act now. You can't
Speaker 1: say next September, late September, and he has a concussion
Speaker 1: that he never should have been out there. Now was
Speaker 1: when it needs to be talked about. And I know
Speaker 1: that you can't protect them. You know, the helmet can
Speaker 1: only do so much. The brain gets you know, bounced
Speaker 1: around in there. But you know, we move on from
Speaker 1: these athletes, you know, we stay the same. They move on.
Speaker 1: Another athlete comes in. They're all replaceable and it's like,
Speaker 1: oh yeah, oh, do you hear about that guy? You know,
Speaker 1: forty five years of age passed away, I mean junior
Speaker 1: sale Dave Dorrison, high end players and that's where you
Speaker 1: got to be careful. Just and I'm sure the Dolphins are.
Speaker 1: I'm sure they're doing all the right things. But he's
Speaker 1: still playing football. Yamp on two parts here, two us contract.
Speaker 1: Just if this factored in, if he decided to stop
Speaker 1: playing football, I think one of the things would be
Speaker 1: for any athlete, how do I make a living after that?
Speaker 1: He actually has twenty six million dollars in the bank
Speaker 1: after three seasons. He got all his signing bonus up
Speaker 1: front because he's such a high draft choice to a
Speaker 1: financially is set for life even at this young age.
Speaker 1: Wouldn't it be tougher though? For a guy like him,
Speaker 1: He finally has got his career on the field together.
Speaker 1: He finally has been given the keys to the Dolphins,
Speaker 1: and now I'm going to tap out. Plus then he
Speaker 1: gets the really big contract that if he's healthy and
Speaker 1: you know, gets through next season, then he gets the
Speaker 1: big number there. So that Look, they're hard decisions, hard questions,
Speaker 1: hard answers as well. But five weeks concussion protocol. All right,
Speaker 1: some phone calls Joe, and Orlando leads us off. Hi, Joe,
Speaker 1: what's on your mind today? Excuse me? Good? More than gentlemen,
Speaker 1: I have a quick, quick question for you. Do you
Speaker 1: think we could have possibly missed the Riding on the
Speaker 1: Wall when it comes to Aaron Rodgers. A couple of
Speaker 1: weeks ago, he was on surge of Bacca's cast and
Speaker 1: he asked them about what teams he would play for
Speaker 1: if it wasn't the Packers. Now, of course, we know
Speaker 1: how Aaron Rodgers is, and he subliminally said Oakland Raiders.
Speaker 1: You know, we know they moved to Raiders, excuse me,
Speaker 1: to Vegas, but we also know that Davanta is out there.
Speaker 1: I also remember a couple of years ago when Aaron
Speaker 1: Rodgers and Tom Brady went head to head his last
Speaker 1: season with the Patriots. Brady made a comment where he
Speaker 1: said he thought Rogers could throw for five thousand yards
Speaker 1: in the system that he was playing. And now this morning,
Speaker 1: Davanta Adams says, you know he's going to move into
Speaker 1: the same neighborhood as him. Could we be missing the
Speaker 1: Riding on the Wall and Raiders in Rogers be headed
Speaker 1: to Vegas this whole time? Oh sure absolutely. I mean,
Speaker 1: I don't know if Davonta was being serious, but yeah,
Speaker 1: if Aaron Rodgers feels like the Packers have moved on,
Speaker 1: and he can say, look, come up with a trade.
Speaker 1: This is where I want to go. This is the
Speaker 1: only place I want to go. You know, send me
Speaker 1: to Las Vegas. Yeah, of course. Now if you said
Speaker 1: San Francisco, then that would be that I would be
Speaker 1: more surprised at that. But if you said Aaron Rodgers
Speaker 1: is going to play for the Raiders, the Packers, the Jets,
Speaker 1: forty nine ers, throw out whoever else you Carolina tamp
Speaker 1: I don't The one that makes the most sense would
Speaker 1: be the Raiders. I don't know what the Packers want
Speaker 1: to return. But you know, you play this hypothetical, this
Speaker 1: speculation game, and after a while it just wears you down.
Speaker 1: You know, when it happens, I'll react. If I have
Speaker 1: any information on it, then I would tell you. And
Speaker 1: the only information I've had on the Raiders is what
Speaker 1: I've said the last couple of weeks that it wasn't
Speaker 1: going to be Tom Brady in Las Vegas, more likely
Speaker 1: Jimmy Garoppolo. And maybe that's still the case. But Mark Davis,
Speaker 1: the owner, is the one pushing for Tom Brady to
Speaker 1: go to the Raiders. But Josh McDaniels from what I
Speaker 1: was told, more in line with Jimmy g than Tom
Speaker 1: Brady from their Patriots days. That's all I had for you. Yeah, point,
Speaker 1: I think the news here is that former NBA big
Speaker 1: man Surgebacas a podcast. I'm looking it's actually really cool.
Speaker 1: Surgebokat is called uh, what's it called it? How Hungry
Speaker 1: Are You with Sergeibaka? And it's like a cooking show.
Speaker 1: Surge is uh, he's like six ten two eighty and
Speaker 1: he's got one those chef hats on, and Aaron Rodgers
Speaker 1: comes strolling into his kitchen as like a surprise. Hey,
Speaker 1: you're in my kitchen and we're gonna find the sound.
Speaker 1: But uh, okay, cooking with Surge is all right. It
Speaker 1: looks like a good show. Yes, Marv, Yeah, that's that's
Speaker 1: what I learned today. Don't even go to me at
Speaker 1: the end of the show. You already learned something. How
Speaker 1: in fifteen in that sergei Banca is a podcast? How
Speaker 1: Hungry Are You with Sergeibaca? I like it. I'd watch that.
Speaker 1: Everybody has a podcast. Who doesn't have a podcast? No, nobuddy,
Speaker 1: the back room Guy's got a podcast. On Friday. The
Speaker 1: brg's the twelve fifteen club. We have our gambling podcast.
Speaker 1: We're going to record today with bad Larry Dill, Shay
Speaker 1: and Irving put a bet on the basketball game that
Speaker 1: Seaton went to last night. Of course he found out
Speaker 1: that Seaton was going to see Drake in Northern Iowa,
Speaker 1: and so Shay and Irving put down a bet on it,
Speaker 1: and we'll recap all of that, get their thoughts on
Speaker 1: the super Bowl coming up later on today that it'll
Speaker 1: be available at Dan Patrick dot com. Yes, Mark, you're
Speaker 1: going to see how sick these three are when they
Speaker 1: start gambling on the color of the gator read. Oh yeah,
Speaker 1: they're gonna do that actually anthem, Oh yeah, halftime show.
Speaker 1: Who comes out? Who doesn't? Yeah? All that? Yeah there,
Speaker 1: they'll bet on anything. Sometimes they don't even know what
Speaker 1: they've been on. Yeah, ask Bill. Yeah all right, let
Speaker 1: me take a break. Mark Sanchez will join us. More
Speaker 1: phone calls coming up as well, and the great actress
Speaker 1: Sally Field will join us. No, s Sally Field. Well,
Speaker 1: there's an asset Sally, but not on Field. I think
Speaker 1: people make that miss day Sally Fields. Like No Sally Field.
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Speaker 1: as well. Mark Sentience, Fox NFL analysts, former NFL and
Speaker 1: USC quarterback. Your reaction when you heard that Tom Brady
Speaker 1: was finally finally retiring, Yeah, I think, same as same
Speaker 1: as last year. But most importantly, I mean, you just
Speaker 1: welcoming him to the team. I guess for the first time, right,
Speaker 1: and I guess thanks for for ruining the trajectory of
Speaker 1: my career for the second time. Tom. Wow, you know,
Speaker 1: I get drafted to the guy's division. Now he's got
Speaker 1: to come come to Fox and ruin everything here. So
Speaker 1: I'm just you know, I can't get away from the guy.
Speaker 1: So you think he obviously I'm saying that in Jess's
Speaker 1: he's the man, He's the best of all time and
Speaker 1: I'm fired up to have him. That's that's pretty cool.
Speaker 1: And hopefully he doesn't get too annoyed with the hazing
Speaker 1: that we put him through as rookies here Fox, it's
Speaker 1: gonna be rough for him. When you faced Brady, that
Speaker 1: was he didn't he have a nine year window when
Speaker 1: he didn't win a Super Bowl? Yeah, something like that.
Speaker 1: He took a little break and then came back pretty strong.
Speaker 1: I'd say, yeah, it was like the second round, the
Speaker 1: second Hall of Fame career kind of thing. So do
Speaker 1: you talk at all? I know you you've said this
Speaker 1: before because you were able to play him, and you
Speaker 1: know you guys had some success, But do you do
Speaker 1: you talk at all pre you know, prior to the game,
Speaker 1: pre game. I know you hug it out after the game,
Speaker 1: but any conversation at all, not really. I mean, that
Speaker 1: dude was like he was mysterious, right, and guys like
Speaker 1: you know, Jordan Kobe, that caliber of player like Tom
Speaker 1: when you're at the top of the game, like it
Speaker 1: was hard to just get video Like I'd go work
Speaker 1: out in the off season, there'd be a video online
Speaker 1: like that. Tom goes and he must have had some
Speaker 1: device that just shut off cell phone service for like
Speaker 1: a mile radius, right, because nobody saw what he did,
Speaker 1: nobody talked about what he did. It was just like
Speaker 1: he did everything in secret, and he wasn't going to
Speaker 1: give anything away until he started the whole TV twelve, like, hey,
Speaker 1: here's the diet, here's the workout stuff, and he started.
Speaker 1: You know, guys towards the end of their career they
Speaker 1: bring along young guys or they mentor young guys or whatever.
Speaker 1: But when they're still getting to the mountaintop and kind
Speaker 1: of establishing themselves, they don't give away any everything's tight
Speaker 1: to the vest. And so you know, when I'm competing
Speaker 1: against the guy in New York, dude, you can't you
Speaker 1: don't even know. It's like, uh, it's like usual suspects
Speaker 1: Kaiser SoSE He's just like where is this guy? Who
Speaker 1: is this guy? You see him all the time, but
Speaker 1: you don't really and then he just shows up for
Speaker 1: the game, and you know, it's it's incredible to uh
Speaker 1: to watch the trajectory of his career in twenty two
Speaker 1: years or whatever it's been, that's a that's unbelievable. He
Speaker 1: had three Hall of Fame careers within one career. Market
Speaker 1: it's you know, and people ask all the time, like,
Speaker 1: what's that some apart? Why is he so different? Why?
Speaker 1: What what is it about him? And I think, Um,
Speaker 1: you know, it's this ability he has one to like
Speaker 1: block out distractions, but two to never get bored. And
Speaker 1: that's really hard for quarterbacks. Like they get to a
Speaker 1: certain point and it's like, yeah, I got a guy
Speaker 1: open in the flat, but I'm gonna you know, I'm
Speaker 1: gonna try and fit this ball in down the field
Speaker 1: or gosh, this my third or fourth touchdown in the
Speaker 1: game or whatever. Like this dude was just wired different
Speaker 1: and he had this laser focused and you know, I've
Speaker 1: heard this from coaches. I've heard this from people in
Speaker 1: military backgrounds. You don't suddenly get to these big games
Speaker 1: where the stakes are high and you know, everybody's excited
Speaker 1: and all that, and there's there's all this build up,
Speaker 1: and you don't suddenly become faster, smarter, stronger, quicker, more
Speaker 1: arm strength, more accurate. Like those things don't just show
Speaker 1: up on game day, right, You don't rise to any occasion.
Speaker 1: I'm a firm believer that that is not real. You
Speaker 1: sink to the level of your training, you've become who
Speaker 1: you've always been in those moments, and who that guy
Speaker 1: has always been is somebody who's never been bored with
Speaker 1: the mundane the footwork, going over his drops, understanding his
Speaker 1: weight distribution and disassociating his hips and shoulders and chucking
Speaker 1: the ball down field consistently. He was a guy who
Speaker 1: like invented working out in your football pads in the offseason.
Speaker 1: Nobody else did that before him, And um, you know
Speaker 1: that kind of regimen and that kind of dedication to
Speaker 1: something without getting bored. There's something to that. You're you're
Speaker 1: wired a little different to be able to do focus
Speaker 1: like that for that long of a period and sustain
Speaker 1: success that long. If Brady is the number one quarterback
Speaker 1: of all time, who's number two? Gosh? It was so funny.
Speaker 1: People were debating that the other day, and obviously, like,
Speaker 1: I think there's some sort of algorithm. You can come
Speaker 1: in here. My little man is getting ready for school,
Speaker 1: so we have one question for him here. Come on
Speaker 1: this side, quick, quick, quick, But this is unsolicited, okay,
Speaker 1: and this is for dinner or no dinner. Who's better
Speaker 1: Tom Brady or data? Okay, we get dinner tonight. That
Speaker 1: was good conditioning. He took time though I thought he
Speaker 1: was gonna say tough that way to read the room, buddy,
Speaker 1: nice stuff, all right, So who's number two? Well, you
Speaker 1: gotta I think there's this algorithm of like there's a
Speaker 1: certain amount of points that should be allotted to super
Speaker 1: Bowl wins because some of that is used, some of
Speaker 1: that as the team. Because look at somebody like Ben
Speaker 1: Roethlisberger the first Super Bowl, he didn't do as much.
Speaker 1: He didn't throw a touchdown. Antoine Randall l threw the touchdown.
Speaker 1: They were built more like we were my rookie year
Speaker 1: in two thousand and nine, Like they were a run
Speaker 1: first defensive team. The biggest play Ben made was probably
Speaker 1: saving the tackle on the fumble for Jerome Bettist, Like
Speaker 1: that was probably his biggest play. But then later on
Speaker 1: Ben Roethlisberger's throwing for five thousand yards in the season,
Speaker 1: throwing six touchdown passes in consecutive games. So like, is
Speaker 1: Ben up there being what is he two and one
Speaker 1: or yeah, two and one and super bowls I think,
Speaker 1: or one on one, whatever it is. Where's Terry Bradshaw,
Speaker 1: Where's Joe Montana? Where's Elway went to? However, many Super Bowls,
Speaker 1: won two at the end, and left, where's Peyton Manning?
Speaker 1: Where's Eli? He went two for two? And Super Bowl?
Speaker 1: So I think super Bowls or something. I think all
Speaker 1: pros are something. I think the MVP category, because then
Speaker 1: where do you go thereon Rogers he's you know, he's
Speaker 1: only been to one, but he won it. Then where's
Speaker 1: Roger Stauback? You know? So oh god, it's I mean,
Speaker 1: Tom's one for sure. And then where do you put
Speaker 1: a guy like Patrick Mahomes, who's like already on this
Speaker 1: crazy trajectory he's about if he wins, He's two and
Speaker 1: one in super Bowls, which is better than a bunch
Speaker 1: of guys. He's already been to multiple championship games. That's
Speaker 1: all he knows, either the championship game loss or a
Speaker 1: Super Bowl? Like where's that guy fit? You know? And
Speaker 1: it's only six years in? So is he a top
Speaker 1: ten quarterback of all time? Right now? Who? Moms? I
Speaker 1: think ten is probably fair only because it's such a
Speaker 1: small sample size, right like if he never play, if
Speaker 1: he wins this Super Bowl and never played another down,
Speaker 1: he's got to be top ten. But if I think
Speaker 1: if I said ability the bo just now now I
Speaker 1: was changing the question too. Now if I just said
Speaker 1: pure ability playing the position, because because you know, Brady's
Speaker 1: not necessarily number one, Yeah, I wouldn't say he's the
Speaker 1: most talented quarterback of all time is who. I'd still
Speaker 1: say Rogers is right there. I'd still say Mahomes is
Speaker 1: probably right there. But they're part of this new style
Speaker 1: of game. They alway would be in there too for me,
Speaker 1: no doubt because of the way he could throw it,
Speaker 1: almost like these guys in a world where they didn't
Speaker 1: throw it like that. But um ability wise, shoot, I mean,
Speaker 1: you're not dudes who could just straight splaying the rock.
Speaker 1: Where's Marino? Where's uh Philip Rivers, where's um you know,
Speaker 1: Brett Farve um god like dudes who could just flat
Speaker 1: out launch it, throw it literally like through some body
Speaker 1: into the guy they want. Like those guys are. There's
Speaker 1: only a few of a few of those guys that
Speaker 1: come around, you know, every few years, and they are like,
Speaker 1: you know, the ball just jumps out of their hand,
Speaker 1: looks like a jugs machine. You know, that's those that's
Speaker 1: in special talent. He's Mark Sanchez, Fox NFL analysts, former quarterback.
Speaker 1: Of course, help me understand what Sean Payton's role will
Speaker 1: be in particular, specifically with Russell Wilson. Yeah, I keep
Speaker 1: hearing he's gonna fix him. What is going to be fixed? Well? Fixes? Um?
Speaker 1: You know, I didn't look at his final rankings this
Speaker 1: year where Russell was. I'm sure you guys have a
Speaker 1: better idea of that. M But like if you do
Speaker 1: this case study, Obviously, the last two seasons for Russ
Speaker 1: have probably been his worst, but I think there's plenty
Speaker 1: to learn from those situations, and he has plenty to
Speaker 1: fall back on from his prior success. I think one
Speaker 1: of the huge things for Coach Payton to figure out.
Speaker 1: And we're actually supposed to do this Super Bowl show.
Speaker 1: I'm curious if he's going to be there on Monday.
Speaker 1: We're supposed to do this show with chriss As Thompson,
Speaker 1: Me and Sean Payton on the panel, and then Blazer
Speaker 1: is going to be in Arizona when the teams arrive
Speaker 1: at the arena or wherever they show up, and it's
Speaker 1: like a hole to do on Fox's show, like this
Speaker 1: Arrival show. I don't know if Sean's gonna be there.
Speaker 1: I had so many questions for him and now he
Speaker 1: might be gone, m but if he's there, I'm gonna
Speaker 1: wear him out for you and get all the info.
Speaker 1: But I just think the biggest thing, like when you
Speaker 1: get a new coordinator is like you got to like
Speaker 1: strip him down, figure out, you know, from your perspective
Speaker 1: as a coordinator, what what does this guy do well right,
Speaker 1: and make sure we at least have those in the system.
Speaker 1: And then what can I teach him based on what
Speaker 1: he does well? Where can we go what's the ceiling
Speaker 1: for us without overloading him and without you know, you
Speaker 1: gotta almost get to the bottom of get to the
Speaker 1: truth of what happened in the last couple of years.
Speaker 1: Where were you uncomfortable? Why did this happen? You have
Speaker 1: to go watch some of that tape together, in my opinion,
Speaker 1: and then you know, turn the page on that whole deal,
Speaker 1: and now it's we're moving forward. We're going to spend
Speaker 1: our couple of days, a couple of weeks, whatever it
Speaker 1: takes for them to get to a starting point. And
Speaker 1: that's kind of like the precursor, the prelude to this
Speaker 1: whole deal, and then it's full steam ahead. This is
Speaker 1: what we do, This is how we do it. Here's
Speaker 1: exactly what our progressions reads footwork are. You do that,
Speaker 1: I can set you up for success. And remember, both
Speaker 1: of these guys have been successful and have sustained success
Speaker 1: for a long period of time. So I think there's
Speaker 1: plenty of meat on the bone there. And you know
Speaker 1: that kind of a new coach like that. I mean,
Speaker 1: it reinvigorates a locker room. They know where he's coming from.
Speaker 1: It's NFC championship appearances, it's playoff wins, it's a Super
Speaker 1: Bowl win with Drew Brees, a guy who's not the
Speaker 1: tallest guy in the world. I'm sure that has to
Speaker 1: make Russ feel pretty good. I mean, Drew Drew could
Speaker 1: sling it from the pocket and you know, he's bumping
Speaker 1: six feet. I know he's listed at six one, but
Speaker 1: he's like barely there, you know, and that goes deadly
Speaker 1: from the pocket. So Russ, that hasn't been Russ's strong suit.
Speaker 1: But Sean Payton's one of the best pocket passing coordinators,
Speaker 1: maybe of all time. I Mean, this guy can dial
Speaker 1: him up. And it's the sequencing. It's protecting the quarterback
Speaker 1: from himself at times, and that's the job of a coordinator.
Speaker 1: So it's it will be interesting, and God, I hope
Speaker 1: he's on that show on Monday, because I really want to.
Speaker 1: I can ask this two different ways. Which quarterback has
Speaker 1: the most to gain in this Super Bowl or which
Speaker 1: quarterback has the most to lose in this Super Bowl.
Speaker 1: I don't know if because Mahomes has been so established already,
Speaker 1: I think this just reaffirms who he is, his ability,
Speaker 1: what he does, his trajectory. I think for someone like
Speaker 1: Jalen Hurts, he's got a little more to gain because this,
Speaker 1: his like, puts him on that map, you know, it
Speaker 1: puts him on that pedestal of Hey, dude, I was
Speaker 1: counted out in college, lost my job, whom went over
Speaker 1: you know Oklahoma. We know the story, kind of snubbed
Speaker 1: in the draft, felt like he should have been a
Speaker 1: first round pick. Wasn't you know, am my starter in
Speaker 1: my backup, in my legitimate franchise quarterback. I think this
Speaker 1: knocks out a lot of doubt and then only raises
Speaker 1: the bar for him, and now it becomes the expectation like, Okay,
Speaker 1: it's no longer a question if you're a legitimate starter.
Speaker 1: It is okay, now you're the guy. You got that
Speaker 1: Super Bowl in your back pocket. Let's see what you
Speaker 1: can do again. Can you beat the Philly quarterback who
Speaker 1: wins multiple Super Bowls? And that would then he's in
Speaker 1: that you know trajectory, and that that conversation of being
Speaker 1: one of the best. If they can duplicate this, but
Speaker 1: got some of the storylines between the Kelsey brothers and
Speaker 1: Andy Reid going back against his squad. I mean, this
Speaker 1: is this is one of the like coolest Super Bowls
Speaker 1: I can think of storyline why this is? Like this
Speaker 1: is it? This is a really good one. And I
Speaker 1: guess the other thing I love about these two quarterbacks
Speaker 1: is the way the teams rally around him. You know,
Speaker 1: like you see these guys doing the postgame interview, and
Speaker 1: guys go out of their way to make sure they
Speaker 1: like scream at the reporter the four reporters trying to
Speaker 1: get an answer after the game and into the camera
Speaker 1: like this is our dog, this is our guy. We
Speaker 1: ride or die for this dude. No matter what whatever
Speaker 1: direction he's going, I'm going right behind him, getting in
Speaker 1: line and going right behind him because I know he's
Speaker 1: the man. And both quarterbacks have that, they have it,
Speaker 1: they have whatever it is that you need to move
Speaker 1: these men into the right formation direction, get him to score,
Speaker 1: get them fired up and rally, and that is that
Speaker 1: is fun to watch. It's it's really like a masterclass
Speaker 1: on leadership and being the man, being the quarterback in
Speaker 1: all facets of your life. Finish this sentence. If the
Speaker 1: Bengals and Joe Burrow had won that game, I was
Speaker 1: in some ways I was hoping for it for Joe.
Speaker 1: If the Bengals and Joe Burrow had won that game,
Speaker 1: they're in the super Bowl, I know, I think. But
Speaker 1: he now back to back Super Bowls, You've beatn Mahomes again,
Speaker 1: you beat him in Kansas City again. You know, now
Speaker 1: you're moving into a different category. If you're Joe Burrow.
Speaker 1: I think it would have Yeah, it would definitely would
Speaker 1: have put him in a different category because then you
Speaker 1: get the second appearance. But you know, the biggest thing
Speaker 1: is like, and it's unfortunate the way things work out
Speaker 1: at times, but like, if you don't win the Super Bowl,
Speaker 1: you know, it's it's not like you're unsuccessful. There's different
Speaker 1: levels to success. Like you can argue what is success,
Speaker 1: what's not. You're already an NFL quarterback, Like that's successful. Okay, fine,
Speaker 1: but if you're talking about the top of the top,
Speaker 1: it's like the same reason. And I omitted for no
Speaker 1: you know, purposeful reason. But you know we didn't say
Speaker 1: Jim Kelly when we were talking about all those players,
Speaker 1: and it's you go to all those Super Bowls and
Speaker 1: you lose, whatever the circumstances may be. Could have played
Speaker 1: his best in the game, he could play his worst,
Speaker 1: whatever they whatever you lose. If Peyton Manning never won
Speaker 1: a Super Bowl, you sing a different tune about the guy,
Speaker 1: and it's unfortunate. So I think the biggest thing for
Speaker 1: him is not only getting back there, but you know,
Speaker 1: overcoming that. You know that that thing. You know, Steve
Speaker 1: Young dealt with it for years because he backed up
Speaker 1: Montana and then he's got to win the Super Bowl.
Speaker 1: So when you do it really establishes yourself. And then
Speaker 1: now you're duking it out with a bunch of different
Speaker 1: guys in gold jackets and okay, who has more who
Speaker 1: has more rings? This that and the other. But that
Speaker 1: is like the top of the top. So the biggest
Speaker 1: thing too for a franchise like Cincinnati, his shots on goal,
Speaker 1: like shots in the tournament. One getting in the postseason.
Speaker 1: Two seasons in a row, they made deep runs. Now,
Speaker 1: is this who they are? If it is, they're gonna
Speaker 1: they're gonna mess around and beat somebody, end up in
Speaker 1: the super Bowl and then you roll the dice. But
Speaker 1: that's that's essentially what it was for the Patriots for
Speaker 1: almost twenty years. We're in the tournament where you know
Speaker 1: the division's ares. We're in the tournament. Now, let's see
Speaker 1: how far we can go. And some of that circumstantial
Speaker 1: based on injuries and whatever. You play a team that's
Speaker 1: really hot, you run into a buzz saw. What are
Speaker 1: you gonna do? It happens, But you just want shots
Speaker 1: on goal, You want attempts. And I think the Bengals
Speaker 1: are on the right track. Did Rex Ryan ever tell
Speaker 1: the defense do whatever it takes to take Brady out?
Speaker 1: I'm sure. I mean Rex is a kind of guy,
Speaker 1: like I didn't sit in all the defensive meetings, but
Speaker 1: Rex is the kind of guy just assume, like fight
Speaker 1: you in the parking lot before the game kind of
Speaker 1: deal and whatever happens, Like that's just the way it's
Speaker 1: gonna be. But he also came from a different pedigree
Speaker 1: of football, like his dad. You know his dad's notorious
Speaker 1: for you know, his players being out all night before
Speaker 1: the game and you know, whatever they're doing during the week,
Speaker 1: And did you show up at one o'clock on Sunday
Speaker 1: and when I got no beef with you, dude, if
Speaker 1: you're here to do your job, I don't really care
Speaker 1: what you do. But he wouldn't build him out, bounty
Speaker 1: out on Brady, would he? No? No, no, no, no,
Speaker 1: I never no, I never heard that. Okay, yeah, just
Speaker 1: Cares could have definitely didn't want him in the game. Yeah,
Speaker 1: you could have said, yes, definitely would rather he wasn't playing. Yes,
Speaker 1: that's true, whatever circumstances like, I'm not saying sheep shot hip,
Speaker 1: but if he happened to not be in the game,
Speaker 1: that'd be great, you know. Yeah. Uh, you know we
Speaker 1: knocked out bledsoelled and look what happened. You know, if
Speaker 1: exactly they wouldn't have done that changed history. Uh. Great
Speaker 1: to talk to you. Thank you for your insights as always,
Speaker 1: absolutely appreciate you guys. That's Mark Sanchez, Fox NFL analyst
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Speaker 1: New classes start every month. Oh, there he is. He
Speaker 1: was in des Moines last night. Anybody want to take
Speaker 1: a guess where they think Seaton is today, Paulie, after
Speaker 1: the slow started yesterday, I m say, not only in
Speaker 1: de Moine. It it appears he might be in still
Speaker 1: at a pub from last night that I love to
Speaker 1: defer to the room. Okay, there's a poster of a
Speaker 1: woman behind him, Fritzie, he is in Ridgdale, Missouri. You
Speaker 1: want to clear your thro There he is in Ridgdale, Missouri.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Nickie, didn't know I was going to surprise
Speaker 1: you there, Marvin. Oh dee dee still dee? All right?
Speaker 1: Seton specifically? Where are you? Then? Not only am I
Speaker 1: still in Demines? I may never leave. Well, these are
Speaker 1: my people, this is my town. I believe I found O.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, phenomenal city, absolutely incredible. I did this
Speaker 1: for Todd, for a little morale boost. That's a fair
Speaker 1: face that is fantas spectacular. Yeah. And then if we
Speaker 1: come up this way, uh, this sign right behind me
Speaker 1: says drink like a champion today. That's always great that
Speaker 1: appreciates That has to be the Notre Dame sign there,
Speaker 1: I think. Yeah, yeah, we got Dan Gable big in
Speaker 1: these parts, all right, right, yeah yeah, yeah. So this
Speaker 1: is a bar called El Bait Shop, but it's actually
Speaker 1: it's one building with two bars. This place is phenomenal.
Speaker 1: It's got a ton of beers. Okay, when this is
Speaker 1: a wall of wrestling pictures, which is actually really cool.
Speaker 1: But then when you go over to this other bar,
Speaker 1: it's called the Highlight. This is kind of where all
Speaker 1: the magic happens. And this is where Paul, I think
Speaker 1: you would absolutely Okay, it's backed. I love it. I
Speaker 1: love it. Anybar that's open at central time Seaton has
Speaker 1: some friends. I love it. Yeah, I can hear it.
Speaker 1: Your voice sound like you lost your voice last night. Well,
Speaker 1: it was a hell of a game last night. I
Speaker 1: went to double overtime Drake beating uh Northern Iowa, and yeah,
Speaker 1: the party just kept on rolling. So why not. Now
Speaker 1: you do have to leave De Moine at some point,
Speaker 1: and the van has to get to Arizona. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: where are we headed today? Today? We're headed to some
Speaker 1: combination of Lincoln Omaha, Kansas City, Oklahoma City. Oh, not necessarily.
Speaker 1: I'm not how long we're stopping in each of those towns, um,
Speaker 1: but we're gonna. We're gonna at least try to. Does
Speaker 1: Warren Buffett know you're coming into town in Omaha? I haven't.
Speaker 1: I haven't hit up Uncle Warren just yet, but it'd
Speaker 1: be nice. It'd be nice because you could do your
Speaker 1: impersonation of Warren Buffett too. Warren Buffett, Is it too
Speaker 1: early for you to do it today? All right? I know,
Speaker 1: I know Lincoln, Nebraska is big on your list. I
Speaker 1: just hope the weather is going to cooperate there and
Speaker 1: that you and the French kid are going to end
Speaker 1: up in Arizona by Saturday or Sunday. Right, Yes, yes,
Speaker 1: that is the plan. That is the plan. We should
Speaker 1: be there. I'm assuming we'll get out of here. Okay,
Speaker 1: all right, Well, well we'll talk to you later. Tell
Speaker 1: everybody in desmon A we love them. Hey, thank you guys. Hi.
Speaker 1: All right, Okay, a lot of people there with Seaton
Speaker 1: O'Connor all of his friends in the morning. Yeah, I'm pulling.
Speaker 1: I really want to know if those two hundred people
Speaker 1: at the bar at ninety five am locally, we're just
Speaker 1: there to see Seaton or is it the bar often
Speaker 1: open at that time? That's great, I think the I
Speaker 1: think des Moines came out to see Seaton. O'Connor, Andrew
Speaker 1: and Nebraska. Hi Andrew, Hey boys, thanks for taking my call. Yeah, no,
Speaker 1: no better time to give a quick plug for a
Speaker 1: restaurant and Lincoln. Uh it's called Screamers Family Restaurant and
Speaker 1: uh great establishment home of the singing servers. So I
Speaker 1: know that Steaton gets a lot of added uh at
Speaker 1: the DP studio from Toddler, so he can get some
Speaker 1: more singing serenaded if the uh, you know, stots by Screamers.
Speaker 1: So anyway, yeah, I just thought i'd throw that out there.
Speaker 1: It'll make you scream for the bathroom, So thank you Andrew.
Speaker 1: Al Right, it doesn't sound as appetizing. Yes, time the
Speaker 1: rules when you have a liquor license as to what
Speaker 1: hours you can't serve or once you have the license
Speaker 1: you can serve twenty four seven if you want. I
Speaker 1: don't know. It probably stayed by stage. Yeah, po, it's
Speaker 1: a great question. When I live in Arizona, in Scottsdale, Phoenix,
Speaker 1: there were some bars. I think it was called like
Speaker 1: the coach house. They got there. You remember the coach house.
Speaker 1: We went there. Yeah, they're not twenty four hours, but
Speaker 1: they open it like they would close at midnight and
Speaker 1: then open again at like seven am or something. Yeah.
Speaker 1: They had this old one hundred year old liquor license
Speaker 1: that was grandfathered in. People would come in and have
Speaker 1: beers at six in the morning. Postal workers yeah, people
Speaker 1: who worked like third Ship, Yeah, would come in. We
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