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Speaker 1: Hours eight seven to seven to three.
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Speaker 2: DP show poll question for the final hour, we're expecting
Speaker 2: to hear from Brian Harmon the Open champion and Hall
Speaker 2: of Famer Steve Young is set to join us as well.
Speaker 1: Yes, going to go off of one.
Speaker 3: The Toddler just sent in sort of a version of this,
Speaker 3: but based on Marvin's movie experience.
Speaker 1: What does a must have in a movie theater?
Speaker 2: Yeah, Marvin went to see Barbie yesterday with his wife.
Speaker 2: Do you want to give the review and then we
Speaker 2: can get to Seaton's poll question after that?
Speaker 4: Sure, we can do it.
Speaker 1: Okay, are you ready to give your review?
Speaker 4: Indeed? I am?
Speaker 1: Okay, Well, here you go, all.
Speaker 5: Right, guys.
Speaker 4: So yesterday I wanted to go see the Barbie movie.
Speaker 4: It was good. I liked it.
Speaker 2: Oh no, Nah, that didn't tell I don't know, you
Speaker 2: don't want to catch heat? Let me?
Speaker 4: Well, no, no, no, because if I would have said I
Speaker 4: didn't like it, then I would have just said I
Speaker 4: didn't like it scared of? Who what are you scared of?
Speaker 1: I don't know. Okay, Oh, I.
Speaker 4: Mean you didn't like you Why would I lie?
Speaker 1: I it didn't sound like you really liked it.
Speaker 4: No, I would have said I God, no, but I
Speaker 4: liked that. I thought it was really good. I thought
Speaker 4: Ryan Goslin was great as Ken. He was great.
Speaker 1: How are the previews?
Speaker 4: Previews are really good. They were more kid friendly. Okay,
Speaker 4: but I was like, my son's gonna love this. This
Speaker 4: Ninja Turtles movie looks great.
Speaker 2: But you know they tell you a movie starts at
Speaker 2: two thirty five. It doesn't start at two thirty five.
Speaker 2: The movie starts usually at three to zero five DP.
Speaker 2: It was literally, so we got there.
Speaker 4: My wife's a real stickler for time, so like two
Speaker 4: thirty So I get there like two twenty five. She's like, Marvin,
Speaker 4: we have to get inside the movie theater, get your
Speaker 4: icy and get your popcorn and come on. And so
Speaker 4: I got in there two fifty five, the opening credits
Speaker 4: start rolling.
Speaker 6: Okay, do you think they did more trailers because they
Speaker 6: know this is the biggest movie of the year than
Speaker 6: a normal movie, like a couple extras.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 2: But you need Nicole Kidman to come on and say
Speaker 2: congratulations and we're glad to have you back in the
Speaker 2: movie theater.
Speaker 4: It to a place at one die. That's pretty close.
Speaker 6: Yeah, Okay, Marvin, is this movie the Barbie movie for
Speaker 6: eleven year olds or forty year olds?
Speaker 4: Forty year olds? Definitely for forty Is.
Speaker 1: It for eleven year olds?
Speaker 4: M because some of the stuff they won't get. But
Speaker 4: I think it's more nostalgic, you know what. It felt like.
Speaker 4: It felt like the Brady Bunch movie where you know what,
Speaker 4: they're poking fun at the idea of Barbie and they
Speaker 4: were talking about, you know, we don't have you know,
Speaker 4: certain body parts and stuff like that, just as like
Speaker 4: a jab just because it was just so ridiculous growing up.
Speaker 4: But Michael Sarah, Yeah, he's in the funny face category.
Speaker 4: He's in the movie. He had the biggest laughs for
Speaker 4: me in the movie. He's in that funny face category
Speaker 4: as soon as he comes up on the screen. Yeah,
Speaker 4: I'm expecting him to, you know, make me laugh. And
Speaker 4: you know, Will was great.
Speaker 1: Will Will Ferrell was in there, our future coworker. Yeah.
Speaker 4: My wife goes, You're going to Ireland with that guy.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I was like, huh yeah, crazy, Yeah, yes.
Speaker 6: I gotta tell you. I had spent time worried about
Speaker 6: Michael Sarah over the years. He was with Jonah Hill
Speaker 6: and super Bad and they both broke out, and I
Speaker 6: think Michael Sarah was in Juno, which he's a very
Speaker 6: bit popular movie. But then I was worried that his
Speaker 6: career was going to go one way and Jonah Hill's
Speaker 6: was going to the moon. SE's like, Michael Sarah's still
Speaker 6: doing Okay.
Speaker 1: Michael Sarah didn't want to be a star, is that right?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 2: He purposely he was nervous after super Bad that he
Speaker 2: was becoming something that he didn't want to be.
Speaker 1: Yeah, because Jonah Hill went yeah, yeah he did.
Speaker 4: Okay.
Speaker 1: Uh. Todd Is Brian said to join us. He sure
Speaker 1: as well. Look at that. Look who's got their claret
Speaker 1: jug there? I love that.
Speaker 2: Uh full intro here he won the Open Championship. He's
Speaker 2: Brian Harmon PGA Tour Open Championship winner and now number
Speaker 2: six in the FEDE FedEx Cup standing. Nobody cares about that.
Speaker 2: We just care about you got hardware there. How many
Speaker 2: beers have been in the Claire Jug since you won,
Speaker 2: I'll tell you what.
Speaker 7: Probably definitely won too many the first night, and I
Speaker 7: have to say I got it. I got it up
Speaker 7: here on an upstate in New York now, and I
Speaker 7: got to look inside of that thing, and boy does
Speaker 7: it need to scrub? Did not make me feel great
Speaker 7: about all those beers we were drinking out of.
Speaker 2: When did you realize that you could win the Open Championship?
Speaker 7: I tried my best not to think about it, but
Speaker 7: I started getting some really good feelings, Like you know
Speaker 7: that obviously back nine got a big lead, but I
Speaker 7: just knew that if I could just stick to what
Speaker 7: I was doing the the I didn't feel like there's
Speaker 7: anybody that could beat me. I was playing really, really good.
Speaker 7: I've been butting so good all week. I just felt
Speaker 7: like I was in control, and I felt like I
Speaker 7: was finally able to like play against myself and not
Speaker 7: worry about what anybody else is doing.
Speaker 2: When did you realize that this could slip away from
Speaker 2: you if you did entertain those thoughts?
Speaker 7: Oh yeah, I mean the I mean you're I was
Speaker 7: a ball of nerves Saturday and Sunday, and I hit
Speaker 7: some golf shots, especially to start the day both Saturday
Speaker 7: and Sunday, and I hit it, hit it right in
Speaker 7: the middle of a gorse bush on my reachable par five,
Speaker 7: number five Sunday. Here Rory's making birdies. John Rahman just
Speaker 7: made a birdie, And obviously you know those guys are
Speaker 7: going to play great. You know that they're going to
Speaker 7: give you one hundred percent. And they've done it and
Speaker 7: I hadn't. So there's been a nice spot for me
Speaker 7: to let the wheels come off. But that was probably
Speaker 7: the way I hung in there.
Speaker 2: But what's it like when you know the gallery wants
Speaker 2: to see somebody else win.
Speaker 7: They don't care for an underdog over there, all these
Speaker 7: little Cinderella underdog stories, right, Yeah, it was. It was brutal, man.
Speaker 7: They were I've always appreciated the fans there because they're
Speaker 7: very knowledgeable. They they they know when the clapp they
Speaker 7: know you know that, they they know the game and
Speaker 7: they know guys like me. They know me by you know,
Speaker 7: I can go to tour events in the United States
Speaker 7: and a lot of people have no idea who I
Speaker 7: am and that, and that's totally fine. But over there
Speaker 7: they cover golf a little differently and and so I've
Speaker 7: always appreciated their knowledge of the game. But boy, did
Speaker 7: they not want me to win that goal.
Speaker 2: I'm watching the press conference after you won, and you
Speaker 2: could tell the writers were looking for any kind of
Speaker 2: angle here, and it felt like they wanted to talk
Speaker 2: to you about hunting more than they did.
Speaker 7: Oh, I can't stand it over there, you can't stand it.
Speaker 7: And uh, that's all everyone's inside of their opinion. I
Speaker 7: just if someone's that mad at me knowing where my
Speaker 7: meat comes from while they still eat me, I just
Speaker 7: I got no time for that.
Speaker 1: How will life change?
Speaker 7: Hopefully not at all.
Speaker 1: I've so you don't want it to change like you
Speaker 1: don't want to be man.
Speaker 7: I'm a grown up. I'm thirty six. You got three kids.
Speaker 7: I was chranging diapers and so I was up at
Speaker 7: six my sons back a bottle. I mean, I mean,
Speaker 7: how much can life change if I was twenty five
Speaker 7: and something like this happens, you know, the temptation to
Speaker 7: be there. But I love my life. I've got I
Speaker 7: got things I love to do. I got a family
Speaker 7: that's incredible. So no, it's not going to change.
Speaker 2: Just won't explain how your style of game worked when
Speaker 2: it didn't work for anybody else.
Speaker 7: I was able to drive it. I drove the ball
Speaker 7: really well. I was able to take on you never there.
Speaker 7: The bunkers are scary, but if you're willing to take
Speaker 7: on a few of them here and there, you can
Speaker 7: get some really good looks into the greens. And it
Speaker 7: worked out. I drove the ball really well, and I
Speaker 7: was really smart coming into the greens, and I made a.
Speaker 1: Lot of putts.
Speaker 7: I mean, that's been kind of my m is. When
Speaker 7: the putter gets hot, I can you know, I can
Speaker 7: do really good and I just hadn't had a week
Speaker 7: like that in a long time where the putter was
Speaker 7: just good for four days.
Speaker 2: Did you ever feel inferior when somebody, you know, Rory
Speaker 2: hits it three forty and you may hit it to
Speaker 2: eighty or two ninety. I know you have to play
Speaker 2: your game, but there's still part of you.
Speaker 1: Like, damn, how does he he's fifty yards or six
Speaker 1: yards ahead of me.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I mean there's there's definitely some freaks out there now.
Speaker 7: I mean, guys that can just are just uper talented.
Speaker 7: But I've been always been really comfortable with just you know,
Speaker 7: I will say I play with Rory had to be
Speaker 7: seven or eight years ago we were playing together Memorial
Speaker 7: and obviously what he does off the tee, I mean,
Speaker 7: he's maybe the most gifted driver of the golf ball
Speaker 7: it's ever lived. I mean I've said that, you know,
Speaker 7: from the first time I played with me. But he
Speaker 7: hit this feathery, little wed shot when we were playing together,
Speaker 7: and I was like, damn, I can't let him be
Speaker 7: better at me than at that, you know, like I
Speaker 7: have the skills to do that. And so that kind
Speaker 7: of helped me be like, all right, well he's not
Speaker 7: just beating me right now. Because he's sitting at further.
Speaker 7: He's able to hit these little touch shots that that
Speaker 7: I'm not.
Speaker 5: As good at.
Speaker 7: So I double down on that. And my short game
Speaker 7: has always been good, So I'm comfortable with how far
Speaker 7: I hit it. I trained to hit it a little
Speaker 7: bit further, but I'm not going to try and hurt myself.
Speaker 5: Doing it.
Speaker 2: He's Brian Harmon. He is the Open Championship winner. The
Speaker 2: Waggle your Golf swing Wagle got a lot of publicity
Speaker 2: there over the weekend.
Speaker 7: Yeah, when I first got on tour, I was one
Speaker 7: of the fastest guys on tour when I was a
Speaker 7: junior golfer. You know, it was running around everywhere, and
Speaker 7: I just found myself waiting and waiting and just watching
Speaker 7: other guys play golf, and just I got sick of
Speaker 7: always kind of carrying the burden of being a really
Speaker 7: fast player, and that's what it feels like when you're
Speaker 7: a fast player. So I made a conscious choice to
Speaker 7: slow down. Now I've slowed down too much. I don't
Speaker 7: I don't like I don't like it. I want to
Speaker 7: be able to I want to be able to pull
Speaker 7: the trigger a little bit quicker. So I've been working
Speaker 7: on that. But at the same time, it's like I've
Speaker 7: been playing pretty good. It's like, you know, I don't
Speaker 7: hit the shots I'm ready. You know how many how
Speaker 7: many shots did I hit when I wasn't ready? When
Speaker 7: I used to play really fast. So the answer is,
Speaker 7: and I mean, I know it's not it's not fun
Speaker 7: to watch I've watched it. I've watched it on film,
Speaker 7: and I don't like it. But yeah, I'm conscious of
Speaker 7: it for sure. But I'm not going to hit a
Speaker 7: shot until ready, Jack Nicholaster or the ball forever.
Speaker 2: So I still have your golf ball that you sent
Speaker 2: to me when you had two holes in one and
Speaker 2: a round and then you had a whole one on
Speaker 2: the fourteenth and you sent it in there. So we
Speaker 2: still have it in the man cave.
Speaker 7: Your man cave is looking looking like it's getting a
Speaker 7: little cluttered.
Speaker 2: Oh, it's very Is there anything, Brian? Is there anything
Speaker 2: from the Open Championship you would like to donate to.
Speaker 7: The Let's see, Well what do you want? Man? No clubs?
Speaker 7: You're not getting that buttter, I know that.
Speaker 1: Okay. How about how about a sign glove maybe for
Speaker 1: the man cave. How's that perfect?
Speaker 2: But I want to make sure. Now, you probably had
Speaker 2: fifteen of them that you used on Sunday.
Speaker 7: I don't know if you saw it. I don't know
Speaker 7: that ornament. I was more prepared than it. Caddie gets
Speaker 7: so mad me. We got this damn gloves for him.
Speaker 7: That is when I have all these gloves.
Speaker 2: Y that Mike Turco said, it looked like a pro
Speaker 2: shop underneath you umbrella with all of the gear that
Speaker 2: that you had. Who did you hear from that might
Speaker 2: surprise us after you won?
Speaker 7: You know, I I've heard from so after after getting
Speaker 7: heckled so much on Saturday and Sunday. It was just
Speaker 7: not surprising. But it was just really nice to hear
Speaker 7: from just everyone back home. And I didn't even I
Speaker 7: didn't even really the thought never ended enter my mind.
Speaker 7: But I saw a video from my home golf course
Speaker 7: in Savannah where they were, you know, watching, and I
Speaker 7: was like, man, I didn't even I didn't even think
Speaker 7: that they would be doing that. It just didn't occur
Speaker 7: to me. So uh, no one, no one in particular.
Speaker 7: Is just nice to hear from everybody and see that
Speaker 7: the the I had plenty of support back home.
Speaker 1: Did you cry? I have, I have kids are.
Speaker 7: Called me and I got I got a little choked
Speaker 7: up when he called me, just because I know what
Speaker 7: it meant for him to call me. And then when
Speaker 7: I saw my family in the airport yesterday, got a
Speaker 7: little choked up. It's been overwhelming, for sure, but I'm
Speaker 7: ready for it. Just left foot right foot man on
Speaker 7: the next one.
Speaker 1: I thought we might lose you in one of those bunkers.
Speaker 7: It's there. He can lose a lot of pet harmony.
Speaker 1: And it's scary. Is it fair?
Speaker 7: I don't know. I don't know if golf needs to
Speaker 7: be fair. The bunkers. The bunkers aren't in a place
Speaker 7: where you're amy, like they capture aarrant shots. So if
Speaker 7: you hit good shots, you shouldn't be We just get
Speaker 7: conditioned over it because our bunkers are so good over here,
Speaker 7: you get conditioned like on Apart five and too, like
Speaker 7: Oz was bulleting that bunker and I'll be able to
Speaker 7: get it up up around the whole somewhere over there,
Speaker 7: you can't do that. You have to be really smart.
Speaker 7: A lot of times you'll be playing a practice around there,
Speaker 7: like how do they put this bunker right here? Like
Speaker 7: the bunker it's like it's only one hundred and eighty
Speaker 7: yards off the tee, And then the next day of
Speaker 7: the wind flips, you're like, oh, I see, I see why.
Speaker 5: I was.
Speaker 2: Uh great to talk to you again, Congratulations, it was
Speaker 2: fun to watch, and uh, I hope you have a
Speaker 2: great weekend with the family.
Speaker 5: I appreciate that.
Speaker 7: Thanks for having me.
Speaker 2: All right, that's Brian Harmon. He is the Open Championship.
Speaker 2: It'd be nice to get a little uh gear from
Speaker 2: the Open Championship go along with his golf ball that
Speaker 2: he sent us.
Speaker 6: Yeah, multiple gloves and around is that commonplace for golfers?
Speaker 1: Well as hard as it was raining?
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, they just dump them.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I would have been changing my my glove every
Speaker 2: uh every hole.
Speaker 6: He reminds me of like one of those actors who
Speaker 6: doesn't get famous until they're middle age. I mean he's like,
Speaker 6: he's like sports middle age.
Speaker 1: I don't think Brian cares about being famous.
Speaker 6: Yeah, like you know, sometimes thirty six years old overnight sensation.
Speaker 1: But I like that.
Speaker 2: It's like I got three kids. I'm gonna feeding a
Speaker 2: baby this morning. I ain't famous, well he is. But
Speaker 2: it was fun to watch. But there was no drama there.
Speaker 2: That's what we were looking for.
Speaker 1: That's what you.
Speaker 2: Want down the home stretch there. All right, that was fun.
Speaker 2: We'll take a break here. Let's see if Fritzy can
Speaker 2: go two for two in the final hour and Steve Young.
Speaker 2: Is Steve Young going to join us after yesterday time?
Speaker 4: I'm gonna say yes until he actually zooms in and
Speaker 4: I see you.
Speaker 2: Do you have inside information that Steve Young will be
Speaker 2: joining us?
Speaker 6: Just a sorry text that he said yesterday's thaying I'll
Speaker 6: make it up to you tomorrow.
Speaker 5: I won't screw you guys back.
Speaker 4: That was really it, going on his word from yesterday
Speaker 4: afternoon's text.
Speaker 2: Right, we'll take a break. I got some breaking news
Speaker 2: with the Boston Celtics. I'll have that for you coming up.
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Speaker 5: I don't know what to tell you, brother, other than
Speaker 5: just pure stupidity. I owe you, but I apologize, but
Speaker 5: I never want to let you down. That's for sure.
Speaker 5: Number one, never let down. Dan Patrick so trying to
Speaker 5: make up for it. Here, I give you the best
Speaker 5: I got for the next five minutes.
Speaker 2: Okay, well, we called Jim Druckenmiller because we couldn't find you.
Speaker 2: I said, get me a Niner quarterback. Jeff Garcia was busy,
Speaker 2: Monte Kenna, you know, is busy. We're trying to find
Speaker 2: a Niner quarterback.
Speaker 5: So you know we're okay, Well it wasn't available. What happened?
Speaker 1: Are you going to take your girls to see the
Speaker 1: Barbie movie?
Speaker 2: Uh?
Speaker 5: They were one of my youngest one last night, and
Speaker 5: I guess we're all going to try to go at
Speaker 5: Schieppenheimer tonight and then maybe towards the end of the week.
Speaker 5: So yeah, I think it's happening in our family. I
Speaker 5: got everybody in the summertime. How many the ones the
Speaker 5: last time you all went to the movies. It's been
Speaker 5: a while, so it's kind of nice to even think
Speaker 5: about them.
Speaker 1: But when the first time did we play golf? You
Speaker 1: didn't have any kids, right, that's how long? That's yeah?
Speaker 1: We were really and I go back, yes, but I.
Speaker 2: Remember, and then you had kids and then you started
Speaker 2: asking me about Oh my god, you didn't tell me
Speaker 2: and I go, you didn't ask about kids and especially girls?
Speaker 2: Can I help you with anything? Now?
Speaker 1: I have three girls who are twenty five and older.
Speaker 5: Yes, so teenage girls. They are a festival. As a festival,
Speaker 5: it's like, uh, like you know, but I but I
Speaker 5: love it. I honestly, my girls are my saving grace.
Speaker 5: My boys we're older, you know, we're boys, and uh,
Speaker 5: they're trying to figure it out. The girls are on
Speaker 5: it and uh and I love it. And they both
Speaker 5: of our tremendous athletes and so much fun to be around.
Speaker 5: And my my oldest girl is going to be a
Speaker 5: senior this year, decided to try high jump and then
Speaker 5: went to the state championship in California. Now is getting
Speaker 5: recruited after three weeks of high jumping, so you know,
Speaker 5: she's having fun. And my other ones a dancer, and
Speaker 5: I don't really need any Honestly, Dan, I don't need
Speaker 5: any help right now. I feel like I got it good,
Speaker 5: you know, thanks to them. Thanks to them. They're they're
Speaker 5: making up for Dad's a dollar, Dad's shortcoming.
Speaker 1: Okay, but don't let them fool you though.
Speaker 2: When you let your foot off the accelerator a little bit,
Speaker 2: they might take advantage of you, but I'm glad you.
Speaker 5: I might come back to you. I might come back
Speaker 5: to you.
Speaker 1: And and you're doing You're going to coach flag football.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Well, John Pay who played before Jim Drunki and Miller,
Speaker 5: was a quarterback of the forty nine ers, and he's
Speaker 5: been the coach over at Menlo School for many many
Speaker 5: years a girl and girls basketball, which my daughter plays.
Speaker 5: The school is starting the whole league is starting a
Speaker 5: women's flag football in the fall. Like it's a very organized,
Speaker 5: very big commitment. And so he called me and said,
Speaker 5: do you want to come over and help out a
Speaker 5: little bit? And I go, you know, I can come
Speaker 5: over every once in a while and help out. And
Speaker 5: that's how that that's how that happens. So John Pays
Speaker 5: the coach, and I'm going to bring Kyle Shanahan's offense
Speaker 5: to the whole thing.
Speaker 2: If you were playing now and the ability to be
Speaker 2: able to run, would you run more in today's NFL
Speaker 2: or pants more?
Speaker 5: You have to dan? The game changed when they change
Speaker 5: the rules around how defensive players can launch their bodies.
Speaker 5: And once they eliminated that, it opened up all kinds
Speaker 5: of space. I was Doug with Doug Peterson the other day,
Speaker 5: coach of the Jaguars, and he's like, there's just so
Speaker 5: much more space in the NFL game than there was before,
Speaker 5: and if you don't innovate and figure out ways to
Speaker 5: go take advantage of that space that's been created, especially
Speaker 5: at quarterback, you will lose. And so a game today
Speaker 5: is my game and so I wish that. I mean,
Speaker 5: I was talking to Michael Vick the other day. He's like,
Speaker 5: how much we wish we could go play today because
Speaker 5: there's so much space and you can go fill it up.
Speaker 5: And I saw Aaron Rodgers the other day and said, Aaron,
Speaker 5: if you're gonna go to the super Bowl, and I
Speaker 5: think he agreed that you're gonna have to get on
Speaker 5: your horse. You're gonna have to go get those free yards.
Speaker 5: You're gonna have to be in those big games. You're
Speaker 5: gonna have to go run for forty or fifty yards
Speaker 5: because they're sitting there. You gotta go get them. And
Speaker 5: every big game is it comes down. Even Joe Burrow
Speaker 5: now realizes when he plays Patrick Mahomes, I gotta get
Speaker 5: on the horse too. I'm gonna have to go make
Speaker 5: get those free yards that are out there. So the
Speaker 5: game has changed. It's so much more fun for quarterbacks,
Speaker 5: especially guys that can run. You're not gonna see quarterbacks
Speaker 5: like Dan Marino or Peyton man ever again because they
Speaker 5: can't go get those yards. They're free and you have
Speaker 5: to have them. So that's why Bryce Young is the
Speaker 5: number one pick in the NFL this year because forever
Speaker 5: more into the future, unless they change the rules again,
Speaker 5: you have to be able to go run and get
Speaker 5: those yards or you can't. You can't win Super Bowls.
Speaker 2: Wait, we won't see the likes of Peyton Manning or
Speaker 2: Dan Marino at the position.
Speaker 5: No, you can't because that there's too many yards to
Speaker 5: go get with your legs that are free that make
Speaker 5: the difference in the biggest games of the playoffs. That
Speaker 5: wasn't the case back in the day. That wasn't the
Speaker 5: case before that. The rule changes, So it's just it
Speaker 5: makes it. It makes it. I'm not saying it's impossible.
Speaker 5: It's just going to make the job so much harder
Speaker 5: for someone who can't go get those yards. They're free,
Speaker 5: they're open. It's the game is Look what the forty
Speaker 5: nine ers doing on offense. The Dolph I mean the Dolphins,
Speaker 5: the Chiefs, what Andy Reid comes up with. Patrick Mahomes
Speaker 5: can go twelve or fourteen in the first, you know,
Speaker 5: into the second quarter and never throw the ball past
Speaker 5: the line of scrimmage. It's a college game because of
Speaker 5: the space that's been created, and it's just not gonna
Speaker 5: be a place for guys that can't go get those
Speaker 5: free yards at quarterback.
Speaker 1: What would Michael Vick rush for now?
Speaker 5: We talked about that the other day and we both
Speaker 5: I mean honestly, coming off an RPO and just watching
Speaker 5: the safeties have to commit, and the linebackers have to
Speaker 5: commit and throw the football, and with so many threats
Speaker 5: coming from all over the place, and they can't patrol
Speaker 5: like they used to. Even talking to Tom Brady a
Speaker 5: couple of years ago, he says, Steve, the game's changed
Speaker 5: so much because they can't hit me, They can't patrol
Speaker 5: the middle of the field like they used to. Guys
Speaker 5: that the flats are always open. It's a fun, fun, fun, fun,
Speaker 5: can I say it all the time? Fun time to play
Speaker 5: quarterback in the NFL. And I wish, you know, they
Speaker 5: feel like the game came to me. This is my game,
Speaker 5: Damn this is my game and we all can do
Speaker 5: is watch it so well.
Speaker 2: I get nervous about Josh Allen. I've said the last
Speaker 2: two years, you know, can you take on contact? Even
Speaker 2: though as big as he is, it's like Cam Newton,
Speaker 2: he was as big as anybody. You can only take
Speaker 2: gone so many of those hits at that position.
Speaker 5: But Dan, you've got to be People always say you're
Speaker 5: gonna get hurt. You have to be smart. They ask
Speaker 5: too much of Josh, and Josh, Josh is such a
Speaker 5: earnest human being. He'll give you everything he has in
Speaker 5: so many ways. If you ask too much, he'll give
Speaker 5: you too much. And the Bills need to take a
Speaker 5: little bit away from They've got to give him some
Speaker 5: help at running back. They've got to take away so
Speaker 5: he doesn't have to be Superman every week. Patrick Mahomes
Speaker 5: is Superman every week because they don't ask him to
Speaker 5: be Superman every week. There's a lot of other things
Speaker 5: that they can do. The Bills ask Josh Allen to
Speaker 5: be Superman every week and then he tries to give
Speaker 5: it to him and it's too much and you can
Speaker 5: feel it, you can sense it. And I would like
Speaker 5: more innovation. You think about the innovative offense. There's a
Speaker 5: lot of coaches that don't understand what I just explained.
Speaker 5: They're still running plays from twenty sixteen. They don't work,
Speaker 5: they're not as effective. You have to come up with
Speaker 5: new plays that are going to take advantage of these
Speaker 5: new rules. And you see that with Andy Reid, you
Speaker 5: see that with Kyle Shanahan in Minnesota, you see it
Speaker 5: in Philadelphia. Those are the places that are happening there
Speaker 5: and other places. They're just not gonna win Super Bowls
Speaker 5: because they're not doing it.
Speaker 1: Are what are those plays that you're talking about.
Speaker 5: Well, it's it's more less how you deploy assets and
Speaker 5: how you can you spread you know, it used to
Speaker 5: be you spread the game in the NFL, you spread
Speaker 5: out sideline. The sideline you got smashed. Now you spread
Speaker 5: it out and you try to find holes and then attack,
Speaker 5: get the ball out in space, and then you know
Speaker 5: and and then a lot of it is you watch
Speaker 5: the forty nine ers, the offense, it's unique ways to
Speaker 5: get you know, the ball to players in unie space.
Speaker 5: Look at Deebo Samuel playing running back. You think, oh,
Speaker 5: what's the big deal. They used to do that back
Speaker 5: in two thousand, Like, no, it's you've got to watch
Speaker 5: the offenses and how they defenses can't patrol like they
Speaker 5: used to. They don't have this, they can't launch like
Speaker 5: they used to, and so there's this space out there
Speaker 5: that you've got to get the ball moving. Slip screens,
Speaker 5: quick screens, you know, think about all the ways they
Speaker 5: get the ball out into space into people's hands like
Speaker 5: they did. You know, like the college game of old
Speaker 5: is now the NFL game of today.
Speaker 2: Steve Young, the Hall of Famer, joining us on the program.
Speaker 2: We were talking earlier in the show about trying to
Speaker 2: look at defensive backs now and who is a Hall
Speaker 2: of Famer? What makes you Hall of Fame worthy at
Speaker 2: that position, because we're going to have to redefine what
Speaker 2: makes a Hall of Fame running back if we even
Speaker 2: let them in the Hall of Fame, which which is
Speaker 2: kind of strange to say. But as far as defensive backs,
Speaker 2: is there a sort of a bar there where you
Speaker 2: go you got to have x number of all pros
Speaker 2: or interceptions or.
Speaker 5: Yeah, probably winning, Like I think at the end, it's
Speaker 5: been hard. I mean it's always been for defensive football players,
Speaker 5: has been the Hall of fame. It's always been hard linebacker.
Speaker 5: It's subjective. He was a great line Oh he was
Speaker 5: an amazing linebacker. Well, how are you going to improve that?
Speaker 5: Well he was Defensive Player of the Year four times.
Speaker 5: Well that's one way to do it. Yeah, all pros
Speaker 5: another way to do it. You need you need those things.
Speaker 5: He led the league in interceptions. Those are the kind
Speaker 5: of things that make a difference. But in the end,
Speaker 5: it's really it is hard for defensive players to get
Speaker 5: into the Hall of Fame because it's it becomes a subjective.
Speaker 5: Get there's not as much easy ways to you know, quarterback,
Speaker 5: there's so many ways to to judge objectively. There's but
Speaker 5: running back. You make a great point about running backs
Speaker 5: that there's the iback is dead because you can't play
Speaker 5: that offense anymore. That offense doesn't get it done. And
Speaker 5: so anybody anybody says, well, you know, I'm going to
Speaker 5: be a great eyeback, Well go somewhere else and then
Speaker 5: go to Canada. Well that's how too. You're not going
Speaker 5: to play that. That position's gone. That's why Raheem Mostered
Speaker 5: is the poster boy for what what what needs to
Speaker 5: be for the running back to position today and everyone's
Speaker 5: looking for them. They're they're all over the place, and
Speaker 5: that's why the values are down. And then the league
Speaker 5: obviously messed up to CBA when they went running backs
Speaker 5: value comes much earlier in their career than any other position.
Speaker 5: They didn't want people to get the money, get rookies
Speaker 5: get paid or the first five years they don't get paid.
Speaker 5: That's when running backs are should get paid. So they've
Speaker 5: screwed that up.
Speaker 2: To But I was wondering, not that the owners are
Speaker 2: going to act we asking and go, yeah, we feel
Speaker 2: bad for these running backs, but it's there a solution
Speaker 2: where running backs could they do a three year contract
Speaker 2: at that position, So you're you're at least fair to
Speaker 2: them of what you're asking of them. But then there's
Speaker 2: the counterpoint of they're not as valuable to what you're
Speaker 2: doing as much as they used to be.
Speaker 1: So that's what do you do.
Speaker 5: It's a double rub and it really is a problem
Speaker 5: because there's the position. There's a lot of guys that
Speaker 5: can do it. Now. Look, they can line up wide
Speaker 5: receivers and run and play running back at deeble Samuel.
Speaker 5: I mean, that's just what the league is back in
Speaker 5: the league has changed, the rules, changed it. We got
Speaker 5: it the new reality. And for running backs it's not
Speaker 5: easy because they're the old you know, Derrick Henry at
Speaker 5: Iback is just it's those days are done. Super Bowl days.
Speaker 5: You can say, look you can you can go mall people.
Speaker 5: The Braven's have done it for years to go mall
Speaker 5: people with a really sophisticated running game. But it doesn't
Speaker 5: win super Bow. It's not going to get there anymore.
Speaker 1: Niners. Okay, at quarterback, I mean.
Speaker 5: Brock, I'm I think the thing that you should not
Speaker 5: do with Brock perty even though he's not the tallest guy,
Speaker 5: the fastest, the strongest, all that kind of thing, you
Speaker 5: should never limit him. He's just I always say the
Speaker 5: Star Wars analogy the force, you know, like Obi Wan
Speaker 5: Kenobi or Luke Skywalker, like quarterbacking, like we talk about
Speaker 5: Jim Druggonwiller. You have the force or you don't have
Speaker 5: the force. He has it. So I don't want to
Speaker 5: limit him. But he's got to get healthy. And I
Speaker 5: have no idea about that arm. I mean it's I mean,
Speaker 5: it feels like it's good at getting better, but that
Speaker 5: injury is super weird and I put the torque on
Speaker 5: the arm with a big, heavy football. You know, I'm
Speaker 5: sure he'll come back and play well, but how fast.
Speaker 5: And don't sleep on Sam Darnold and don't sleep on Trey.
Speaker 5: Let Trey cook too. So they've got guys, They got
Speaker 5: a lot of potential, no question. But of all the places,
Speaker 5: he said, Dan Steve, you can go, you can go
Speaker 5: back and play pick anywhere in the league, I would
Speaker 5: sprint down to Santa Clair, not even a question, not
Speaker 5: even close. Maybe I'd go to Andy Reid in Kansas City.
Speaker 5: I'd be like those two places I'd sprint to immediately
Speaker 5: because of the innovation that they're showing on offense that
Speaker 5: make the job for quarterbacks so much easier and so
Speaker 5: much harder for the defense. Those guys are the the
Speaker 5: you know, the innovative geniuses that are dominating the league
Speaker 5: because they understand what we've been talking about.
Speaker 2: Did you ever secretly hope that Montana would tweak his
Speaker 2: ankle or something, or like, yeah, maybe fall into shower.
Speaker 5: I had a great tip, uh, because I complained about
Speaker 5: backing up a lot. Bill watsh problem? You know, eastaid,
Speaker 5: Joe has hurt and then you could come in and
Speaker 5: start and Joe came running out the first day I thought,
Speaker 5: I remember immediately saying, doesn't look real hurt, you know,
Speaker 5: And so I had to sit there a long time
Speaker 5: and I and I was frustrated and upset, and I
Speaker 5: would go from mad to furious too. And I ran
Speaker 5: into somebody I really care about and gave me the
Speaker 5: greatest tip ever, goes Steve. If you don't like the
Speaker 5: job you have today, that'd be the best in the
Speaker 5: world has ever seen at that job. If you don't
Speaker 5: want that job, be the best at it. And so
Speaker 5: I was like, you know what, I'm gonna be the
Speaker 5: greatest backup quarterback in the history of the game. That's
Speaker 5: how my mind went. It was the greatest tip ever
Speaker 5: because then it left behind all of that weirdness of
Speaker 5: victimization and I, you know, I've been you know, I'm
Speaker 5: not getting my child or just be great at what
Speaker 5: you're doing. And I think it had a lot to
Speaker 5: do with when I did get on the field how
Speaker 5: it went.
Speaker 2: But it was strange that it was Joe Montana telling
Speaker 2: you to be the best backup quarterback that you can be.
Speaker 5: It wasn't Joe that said it. One thing about one
Speaker 5: thing about Joe he was I mean, I honestly, I
Speaker 5: could go on and on about the things that I
Speaker 5: watched him do and just go, oh, that is amazing.
Speaker 5: He was an amazing, amazing football player. But it was
Speaker 5: always awkward between the two of us. Like if I
Speaker 5: saw Joe today, he's in San Francisco, I see him
Speaker 5: every once in a while, it's always awkward, Like it's
Speaker 5: just it's just well, like what never argued, We never fought,
Speaker 5: we never had words, we never but it's just we
Speaker 5: were at for six years, just right in the same space.
Speaker 5: So it was awesome. It was it was it was
Speaker 5: awkwardly awesome. I'll call it.
Speaker 2: Did you do you shake hands with you see him?
Speaker 2: Or is it a hug when you see.
Speaker 5: Both both There's no there's no animosity, there's none. It's
Speaker 5: just it was awkward. It was hard. You know. It's
Speaker 5: like and I always and I always say to him,
Speaker 5: they got the best of both of us, That's what happened.
Speaker 1: Yeah, through it all.
Speaker 5: They got the best of both of us. And now
Speaker 5: I think that was Bill Walts a great genius, Bill
Speaker 5: wallsh I think that's what he was thinking about much
Speaker 5: as uh, you know we both want to punch him
Speaker 5: if we you know, great Bill Walls, but you know
Speaker 5: we both were upset with him at times, but he
Speaker 5: was a he was a genius.
Speaker 2: No, before I let you go, we have somebody who
Speaker 2: works with us, Marvin, who's a big forty nine er fan,
Speaker 2: and uh he screwed up asking Deebo Samuel a question
Speaker 2: at the Super Bowl, and uh he would.
Speaker 1: Like I remember this it was.
Speaker 2: It didn't go well, Steve. He basically go you uh am, yeah,
Speaker 2: I like the Niners.
Speaker 1: Yeah. So Marvin's been practicing.
Speaker 5: Is he got written down?
Speaker 1: I don't know. Do you have this question written down
Speaker 1: for Steve Young?
Speaker 5: I do?
Speaker 1: Okay, all right, would you like to ask Steve the question?
Speaker 5: Yes?
Speaker 4: I would love to ask you.
Speaker 1: Here's Marvin asking Steve Young.
Speaker 4: All right, besides the Cowboys, who's your biggest rival when
Speaker 4: you played?
Speaker 5: Uh? Yeah, the Cowboys? I just threw up in my mouth. Uh,
Speaker 5: Charles Haley. So the Hall of Fame defensive lineman is
Speaker 5: on our team in the next year he's on the Cowboys.
Speaker 5: That worked out great. I would say, uh, it has
Speaker 5: to be the Packers, right, because Mike Homegrin. You know,
Speaker 5: there's a quick, real quick, dare there's a story. Mike
Speaker 5: Hogan leaves forty nine ers gets the who head coaching
Speaker 5: job of the Packers, and Bill Wallash had spent the
Speaker 5: last three years of his life packaging up everything that
Speaker 5: he knew. He knew that he was three generations ahead
Speaker 5: of the West Coast offense, and how he thought about
Speaker 5: the players as partners. You know, all of it. Speeches,
Speaker 5: audio based, paper based, video based of everything that he knew.
Speaker 5: And he put it in a box and handed it
Speaker 5: to Mike Homran and a toolkit. Said this is everything
Speaker 5: I know. This is yours. Now go and be great,
Speaker 5: and on the way out the door said I'll see
Speaker 5: in the championship game. And your question, Wow, we saw
Speaker 5: him in the championship game and we got beat. And
Speaker 5: I remember asking Brett Farve after the gaming, Brett, what
Speaker 5: was the big speech Mike gave coach Comgeran gave in
Speaker 5: the hotel last night, he told me the speech goes
Speaker 5: that was he pulled it right out of the drawer
Speaker 5: of Bill Walls's toolkit. It was Bill Wats's big game speech.
Speaker 5: But that's the spirit of Bill. You look at the
Speaker 5: league today, it is everyone is a is a is
Speaker 5: A is a descendant of Bill Watsh, Mike Homgan and
Speaker 5: Andy Reid and Doug Peterson, and it just goes throughout
Speaker 5: the league because of the spirit of abundance for Bill Wallh.
Speaker 5: So my greatest U second greatest nemesis was was was
Speaker 5: the great Green Bay Packers.
Speaker 2: I would say, great to talk to you again, my
Speaker 2: best of the family. Good luck with flag football, and uh,
Speaker 2: I hold no grudges, you know, no grudges showed.
Speaker 1: Up like no, no, no, never, no.
Speaker 5: We're in it just forgiveness.
Speaker 2: You and I'm Montana. Yeah, it's you and me. It's
Speaker 2: awkwardly awesome.
Speaker 1: It's you. It's awkwardly Yeah.
Speaker 5: Much love to you.
Speaker 1: Thank you, always great, always great.
Speaker 2: One of my favorite guests, Steve Young, will take it break,
Speaker 2: Marvin did well?
Speaker 5: Thank you?
Speaker 1: Yeah you did well. Was still look at the slime.
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Speaker 1: Is this a this day in music history? Marvin?
Speaker 4: This was one of the answers to Todd's scoreboard.
Speaker 1: Oh it was? What was the question to.
Speaker 4: Number one song in nineteen eighty four? He turned the
Speaker 4: charts purple?
Speaker 1: Was the clue? Oh okay.
Speaker 2: Celtic star Jalen Brown has signed a five year, three
Speaker 2: hundred and four million dollars Supermax deal, the richest deal
Speaker 2: in NBA history, fully guaranteed, no player option, a trade
Speaker 2: kicker in there.
Speaker 1: Wow, Yes, Marv.
Speaker 4: I'm telling my kids, do not football, soccer, basketball, look.
Speaker 1: At, don't don't play running back, play soccer.
Speaker 4: Be a backup small forward. Yeah you can make ten million.
Speaker 1: Yeah that's true.
Speaker 2: Is uh am bape going to turn down that seven
Speaker 2: hundred and fifty million dollar offer from the Saudis.
Speaker 3: I don't think anybody really knows, but there are lots
Speaker 3: of people who believe he won't go there.
Speaker 2: You could go there one year, and then he could
Speaker 2: go wherever he wanted to after that. There's no more
Speaker 2: updates on Lebron James's son, Brownie, who was rushed to
Speaker 2: a hospital yesterday morning suffering cardiac arrest. No longer in ICU,
Speaker 2: in stable condition. Michael in La Hey, Mike, what's on
Speaker 2: your mind today?
Speaker 9: Hey? Dan, big fan, first time, long time? Uh tents?
Speaker 1: All right, So I was.
Speaker 9: At the Barbie movie last night. I want Marvin's opinion.
Speaker 9: I think there was a nod to this show. Oh
Speaker 9: so Barbie. Without spoiling it, Barbie ends up in the
Speaker 9: real world and she goes to Mattel at the and
Speaker 9: she makes a reference as she walking into the corporate
Speaker 9: headquarters that she's at the mother Ship.
Speaker 2: Oh okay, all right, well, thank you, Michael. I don't
Speaker 2: know Greta Gerwick, the producer director, but maybe she is
Speaker 2: a fan of the show. Don't know Will Ferrell was
Speaker 2: in the movie. We know that Caleb in Partland. Caleb,
Speaker 2: did you get your moonshine yesterday.
Speaker 4: I did, even though you told me it was going
Speaker 4: to be today.
Speaker 10: He tried to pull a fast wrong on me, but
Speaker 10: luckily I subscribed to the newsletter and got the email
Speaker 10: and was able to get two bottles on orders.
Speaker 2: All right, Well, I'm glad to be able to take
Speaker 2: care of you. I thought that it was going to
Speaker 2: be today, but I did steer you towards the newsletter
Speaker 2: so you could sign up for the tailgate Moonshine.
Speaker 1: Zach and ile hi, Zach. What's on your mind today?
Speaker 5: Dan?
Speaker 10: How's it going great? Six foot a saw two thirty.
Speaker 10: I just want to talk about the running back situation here.
Speaker 10: I'm a Packers fan, so I have to be a
Speaker 10: fan of the running back. How do you see this
Speaker 10: changing the game on the college level just in general?
Speaker 10: You know, these guys aren't getting paid anymore. How do
Speaker 10: you see this changing the game? Is it going to
Speaker 10: be for the better or do you think this is
Speaker 10: going to be a long term thing with these running
Speaker 10: backs not getting paid.
Speaker 2: Well, they're not going to get paid, but they're still
Speaker 2: going to have beat people at that position. I mean,
Speaker 2: nothing's going to change for a while. I can't see that.
Speaker 2: I just thought with Christian mccaffreys salary that maybe that
Speaker 2: was going to open the door where other running backs
Speaker 2: would get paid.
Speaker 1: But it didn't happen.
Speaker 2: Alvin Kamara got paid in McCaffrey and I think that's
Speaker 2: about it this day and sports history.
Speaker 6: Paulieu eighteen fifty Dan and Worcester mass Well would and
Speaker 6: Yale freshman meet in the first intercollegiate billiards match. College
Speaker 6: billiards over jail that rivalry. Nineteen ninety nine and two
Speaker 6: thousand and four, Lance Armstrong won the Towur de France,
Speaker 6: and today would have been Who's seventieth birthday? Dann Walter
Speaker 6: Payton agreed, Walter, I always got to get that in.
Speaker 1: Of course it would be. Of course on this date.
Speaker 2: The only walk off inside the park Grand Slam home
Speaker 2: run in baseball history was hit. Does anybody want to
Speaker 2: take a guess? Nineteen fifty six the only walk off
Speaker 2: inside the park Grand Slam Todd Joe peppatone.
Speaker 1: That's a good guess, No, it's not. Joe couldn't run Seaton.
Speaker 1: Ricky Henderson No. Nineteen fifty six. I think rick I
Speaker 1: missed that point.
Speaker 4: Marvin Mickey Mannele.
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