Hour 1 - Redrafting 2024 QB Class, Were the Patriots a Fluke?

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Speaker 2: Seaton's here, Marvin's here, Paula yours truly in the back room, guys is Well, we'll talk to Reggie Miller a little bit later on the NBA talking about expansion, and it's no surprise this summer they'll talk about Seattle and Las Vegas. Mike Golick Senior will join us. I'm gonna ask him, fifteen years now, what is the one thing we talk about Super Bowl sixty and I don't think it'll be about the football itself. I think it'll be about the halftime show age seven to seven to three. DP Show email address Dpatdanpatrick dot com Twitter handle. A DP show stat of the Day is always brought to you by the great folks at Panini America Official Trading Cards of the Show. You can get a one stop shop here. Collect all the cards, the official trading cards of the show, instant classics, autograph cards, memorabilia cards, rare inserts and more. Start a continue collection now at Paniniamerica dot net. We have a play of the day, Poul question stat of the Day Operator Tyler is sitting by. He'll take your phone calls. Those of you who thought that the Patriots were imposters because they had a really easy schedule to make it to the Super Bowl, well you'll be happy to know New England's schedule is out and it's not pretty. It'll be tough if they get back to the Super Bowl. Nobody's going to complay this schedule. But keep in mind they had a last place schedule. They didn't choose their schedule. They had four wins. The NFL wants parody and they give you they I would say reward if you want to use that word. Is a schedule that's a little more user friendly, but that's how the league works. Style points, irrelevant, results are everything, and the beauty of the NFL is there's always a reckoning. There's going to be a new one next year or a couple. But New England has a first place schedule and there's no favors here, no shortcuts. They got the Bills, Lions, Seahawks, Packers, and Chargers. If they're for real, then they're going to prove it next year. But you start to look at the games that are on the road for the Patriots next year. They're at Buffalo, at Chicago, at Detroit, at Kansas City, at the Chargers, at the Dolphins, at the Jets, at the Jags, at the Seahawks. This will not be easy. And this is a situation where you might even see New England not even make the playoffs next year. Sometimes that rise that fall is just as dramatic. All right, Seaton Pole question. I also have Seattle's schedule here. Now it doesn't tell you which weeks, but it does say that they will be at Arizona at Denver, at the Raiders, at the Rams, at the Eagles, at the Niners, at the Commander's at the Panthers. So it doesn't stand out as Wow, that's going to be some tough sledding for the Patriots. Yes, especially the road games. All Right, whole question for hour one is going to be what seton?

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Speaker 6: Plus, you do have that sort of super Bowl hangover effect, you know that is a real thing. You lose the Super Bowl, you usually don't do as well the next year.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, and you wonder what the hangover is going to be. Sometimes we'll look at a team that wins the Super Bowl and talk about the hangover. I really think the hangover is for the Patriots because you got Drake May. I don't know if he's going to have surgery on his shoulder. You got an offensive line that needs short up, and you've got to get some skilled position players, and you have a tougher schedule now. But you got a great head coach, and you know the fluctuation. If I look at the quarterbacks who were taken when Drake May was taken, and we talked about Jayden Daniels and Caleb Williams and bow Nicks and Michael Pennix and JJ McCarthy. They're like stocks because we're going that guy is way up here, he's Navidia. And then all of a sudden, Jaden Daniels comes back to Earth, and then there's a little bit of Caleb Williams going up there. Hey, bo Nicks is doing something.

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Speaker 7: Oh.

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Speaker 2: JJ McCarthy got to play in a game. And then you had you know what was going on in New England with Drake May. And if I said let's redraft right now that class, if you were going to redraft that class, Caleb Williams going one. Jaden Daniels, I don't know how healthy he's going to be. I don't know how healthy he's going to be throughout his career because of his size and the way he plays. Drake May almost won the MVP. BO Nicks stays healthy. I think he's playing in the Super Bowl. JJ McCarthy, Jerry's out. Michael Pennix, it's going to be his team. Jerry's still out. But if you said let's draft redraft, I'm probably taking Caleb Williams. But I'm taking Caleb Williams because I think that he has the right person. Ben Johnson in his ear. Now, if you say I'm gonna end up with Drake mayor Jaden Daniels or bow Nicks, Okay, those are nice consolation prizes. But you start to look at this and we want to go that guy's going to be great. So Jaden Daniels maybe the greatest rookie season we've had for a quarterback, Caleb Williams up and down, Drake May out of nowhere, uh Bo Nicks maybe the most experienced him, and Jayden Daniels, A J. McCarthy not a big fan. Michael Pennix. I like the story, but I wouldn't have gone up in the draft to go get him. So you come down to probably four quarterbacks, and I don't know if it seems like a foregun conclusion. Drake May would be the guy because he came a couple of votes away from winning the MVP. But after the Super Bowl and after the playoffs, I would say that stock is cooled down considerably. I would say it probably be Caleb Williams definitely, then Drake May, Jade and Daniels, Bo Nicks and JJ McCarthy and Michael Pennis. Good luck with that. Yeah, it's weird.

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Speaker 6: I feel exactly the same way. I don't really have a huge problem with that draft order still today, even if it played out exactly the same and Drake May goes third instead of second or.

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Speaker 2: I totally get it. It all steals seems right to me, Yeah, PAULI.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, it is weird though, because if this were doing the show in August, it'd be Jade and Daniels and then to be a big drop to those other.

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Speaker 2: Guys, yeah, big drop. Yeah, But it's weird to be the runner up for the MVP and having people question you going into next season. Usually it's man, that guy's building on something, and I would say there's probably a lot more doubters than when the postseason started or even the Super Bowl, But that can fade away depending on what kind of season you have next year. But now you have a schedule that's far more demanding, and now we're going to find out maybe who Drake May is and who the Patriots are, at least in the short term. But they do have money, they have you know, draft picks here, and once again you got a great coach. The question is you've got to start to fill in some blanks here that we're very, very wide open in the Super Bowl. But I do think we'll look back on this Super Bowl fifteen years from now and it won't be about one particular play, not about one particular person, unless it's about Drake May because I this will be about the uproar of the halftime show Bad Bunny. I do. I think that's what it's going to be because the game was not transfixing. The game didn't give you something where like even today, normally the Tuesday after the Super Bowl we talk about things that we didn't get too on Monday, but there isn't anything on Tuesday that we didn't get too on Monday. Yeah, So are you saying.

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Speaker 6: That in ten years from now the question will be who won the Bad Bunny Super Bowl?

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Speaker 2: Maybe it might be. It might be, but you know, just so much attention to the halftime show, and it almost took away from the super Bowl because we kept waiting for storylines. When we were in San Francisco, It's like, what is the storyline here? You know, the big storyline became Tom Brady. He didn't have a dog in the fight, and all of a sudden, it's like we spent two days on Tom Brady. Now Drake May and the shoulder. Hey, I'm feeling great. See that's one of those where it's tricky and this is something the NFL does not want to talk about. And I talked to somebody yesterday at the NFL Home Office and I said, you know, Drake May told everybody that his shoulder was fine. And he goes, I know where you're going with this. I said, Hey, there's billions of dollars, billions of dollars gambled on the Super Bowl, legally and illegally. You got to make sure that we know exactly what's going on. You have to be transparent. Now you don't want to tell Seattle, hey, this shoulder is really bad, but you're in business and you've got to be transparent with those how many you know people were betting on the Patriots not knowing if I mean, what if it comes out Drake May has torn out a torn LABORHM or something or you know, something maybe not as serious, but you get shot up before the Super Bowl and uh, you know. The person I spoke to at the Home office said it's not going to be a topic of conversation. I said, okay, I'm just saying I'm just bringing it up because it's billions of dollars that were bet and I don't know if that hampered Drake may at all. But you know, if you're saying your shoulder's fine and you're on the injury list, but then you keep telling everybody you feel great, I know you want to do that, But as a gambler, shouldn't we know as much as maybe the Seahawks know. Maybe they're not going to be that transparent, but I do think this is where we blur the lines with the amount of money that's gambled, and it goes down a really really dark rabbit hole here.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, PAULI, one more thing I just found for you. You mentioned how do Super Bowl teams that lost do the following season. In the past ten years, four of the ten Super Bowl losers did not make the playoffs. Historically, sixty eight percent Super Bowl losers do make the playoffs the following season, So it's right on par there about sixty percent in the past ten.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, I wouldn't be surprised if they don't make the playoffs.

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Speaker 3: The past two years, the Chiefs did not make the playoffs, and the Niners the year before they didn't make the playoffs. After they lost.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, and there'll be three or four teams that come out of nowhere, and there'll be three or four teams that disappeared. Happens every single year. All Right, we'll come up with a poll question and we will get phone calls as well. Each seven to seven three DP show. There was a brawl that broke out with the Pistons Hornets game last night. And this is how it sounded.

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Speaker 8: Jad on the dribble, right back down on Diabate and a whistle.

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Speaker 2: They're gone, dia Bate.

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Speaker 8: This boy, dia pante is he's facing suspension here, there is no question about it.

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Speaker 2: And now Bridges throws a punch. Now just came out. Oh man, that's a downy brook.

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Speaker 9: There goes.

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Speaker 4: After review, fighting files have been assessed to the following players, Diavate and Bridges from Charlotte and Duran and Store from Detroit.

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Speaker 2: Those four players have been ejected from the game. That's courtesy of the Pistons Radio Network. According to the NBA Rulebook, during fights or altercations, players who aren't subbed in must stay on the sidelines in the immediate vicinity of their bench. The league also stipulates that violators will be subject to an automatic one game suspension without paying and an additional fine of fifty thousand dollars. Because punches were made, contact was made, suspensions will be happening for a couple of these players. I would do the following if I was the NBA, and maybe they do this, I don't know. I would show the Rudy tom Janovich punch that Kermit Washington nearly killed Rudy tom Janovic, and I would show that to every team at the start of the season, just to remind them. You never worry about the person in front of you. It's the person to the side or behind you, and that's when you get some real damage done. You know, most basketball fights are kind of skirmishes, pushing, shoving, But when punches are thrown, man, I'd have no tolerance whatsoever. I'd sit you down for a week and I'd let you think about it, and I'd make you watch that Rudy tom Janovich documentary every day, just so you don't do something stupid and throw away your career. It's gonna cost you a couple hundred thousand dollars, and I know you want to protect your teammates now, I don't know if I would have taken the Duncan Robinson route where he was kind of on the outside and he just kind of turned around and he just what are we doing here? You know, you can act like you're helping, you're you're in in the mix there a little bit, Yes, Marvin.

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Speaker 4: You have to even all right, So I've been in a friend group that's got into a fight before.

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Speaker 2: You can't come on, guys, no, you had you.

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Speaker 1: I know you.

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Speaker 2: You're in it. I know or any I know you don't want to be in it, but you are, or at least you have to pretend. You have to try to break it up.

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Speaker 10: Like, come on, guys, let's not let's not do this.

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Speaker 2: Well, I don't know if that's how your voice is gonna sound. Come on, fellows, hey, guys, come on stop it.

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Speaker 1: Now.

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Speaker 2: That old school basketball that happened a lot. I don't want to go back to old school basketball to see that. I have no problem with an enforcer. You know, it's weird hockey. You fight and you can go to the bench for five minutes and you're good. All right, you're gonna fight. You go over there, all right? Now, come on back out. NBA that ain't the case. And I go back to that San Antonio Spurs Phoenix Suns. What was that conference final? And that's when I went toe to toe with Commissioner Stern because you had some guys from the Phoenix Suns trying to protect Steve Nash when he got, you know, banged into the scorer's table and you had a Mari Stodomiron and players go off the bench, and that costs the Phoenix Sun's chance to go to the NBA Finals. You got to do it. You got to protect the integrity of the game, the players. But when you start throwing haymakers here, man, I never would ever worry about the guy in front of me. It's the guy that I don't see, and that's when things happen. That's when things go south, all right. Mike Golick Senior in an hour, Reggie Miller a little bit later on as well, Kansas drops number one Arizona, and that was without Kansas' best player, Darren Patterson, who wasn't playing. By all accounts, it feels like the NBA scouts still think he is the number one player in America, but he's been in and out of the lineup he had flu like symptoms. But at Fall Gallon and if you ever get a chance to have that atmosphere. As I went there and saw Jason Kidd and cow play, I flew out on my own dime because I wanted to see a game at Fall Gallon and it did not disappoint this great, great atmosphere. We're gonna take a break here. We'll come back with your phone calls, settle on our pull question back after this Dan Patrick Show.

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Speaker 14: Pass whole Todd Fritz had too failed attempts to pass the driver's test.

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Speaker 2: Yes, go figures. Yeah, Tod, would you like to explain that you failed to driving test.

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Speaker 4: The first one? I believe I didn't do well with the k turn and the tire may have hit the curb at some point. And the second one, I didn't come to a complete stop or I didn't stop long enough at a stop sign, and that's what pretty much did me in there.

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Speaker 2: How jittery were you when you got in the car? Very adjusting mirrors?

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Speaker 4: I was like over doing my seat belt and mirrors and stuff to trying to overcompensate for my lack of driving ability to show how careful and safe I was. But then once you have to actually start driving that it doesn't matter what you did before the car starts moving.

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Speaker 2: Well, you know, full disclosure, I failed the written test. Failed the written test. I would say that the written test probably is a little more embarrassing. Feels like, you know you should be able to pass that driving you kind of know what's expected. I didn't know what the questions were going to be. In fact, one of my friends went like the week before, so then he downloaded me on all the questions and the answers and it was a completely different test.

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Speaker 3: Oh yeah, so.

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Speaker 2: That's where you come outside your mom's picking you up and she goes, do you want to drive? I go I can't, I said, I failed to drive the written test. She goes, oh, Danny, you did not. I go, oh, I did, mom, So I had to wait a little while.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, Paul Dan is a first time passer. This is all new to me. But how long do you guys have to wait before you take your next one? Do you remember?

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Speaker 2: Felt like an eternity because everybody's waiting to congratulate you that you have your license. And then I didn't have my license and I had to go back humbly take it again. In fact, the woman who was there said back again, huh oh oh no, I said, yes, yes, I am back again.

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Speaker 2: Lucas in Texas, Hi, Luke, what's on your mind today? Hey Dan, good morning voting.

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Speaker 14: Apologies for hitting the hard and heavy tree yesterday morning. I'll learned my lesson production Super Bowl. But I wanted your I wanted your opinion on the Olympics of the Olympics coverage, because very quickly our family has turned into a curling household. We've loved watching the matches. It's been a lot of fun and it just kind of makes me reflect. And this is where I want your inside baseball on the process that NBC. I think they're just the best at covering sports overall that they do to put together a play by play and a color analyst team to where people can watch a sport that they rarely, if ever watch, and within a match or two feel like they know all enough to be vested and want to watch more. How does that process work? Why does it seem like, especially our Olympics coverage, it's so good that people get hooked so quickly.

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Speaker 2: This started with Dick Eversong, former president of NBC Sports, and I got the good fortune of working Olympics in Super Bowl. Under his guidance, he wanted the Olympics to be for your mother, your daughters, your grandmother, your girlfriend. And he thought, if I can get the Olympics geared towards them that they understand it, that's where you get the big audience. You know that men are going to watch sports. You want to get women to feel like, hey, I can understand what this is, or you're going to teach me what this is. And if you watch curling, and I did a Wisconsin Stevens point. I went there when the US team was qualifying and this is many many years ago, and I went up there and I was fascinated by it. Just because I mean, it's their life, it's professional. This is what they want to do. They grow up wanting to do this, and it's extremely difficult. It looks like it's fun and you just have a broom and you're just going, hey, and where's this rock going. But to see people who have dedicated their lives to do it, it's no different than any other sport. It's just we look at it as hey, have a couple of beers and you're having fun. I still I haven't been at many Olympic qualifiers where there was a keg that was outside. So that'll give you an idea, Like, man, I could get used to this sport. But I think that's the beauty of what NBC does. It could be cycling, it could be snowboarding, it could be any of those sports because for the most part, we only care about the Winter Olympic sports. At the Winter Olympics. Now you do have skiing, you have snowboarding, I mean, you have hockey, you have other things involved in this. But there are a lot of sports. Skeleton, like who thought up skeleton, Hey, you're gonna go down in a sled, but you can't see where you're going, And you're gonna go, I don't know, eighty miles an hour on a track. You gotta wear this suit. Yeah, I'll sign up for it. Like there's certain sports where you go how they come up with this, but they do an NBC presents it in such a it's like a tutorial. It's never to talk above you. It's to talk to you to have you understand. And it's not dumbing it down as much as it is just reminding people that you know that you work with. You have to explain it sometimes, and there's nothing wrong with that because then you bring in the audience. Then they understand, they understand the scoring, they understand, oh look out for this person or that history with this person. But that goes back to Dick Eversaw. He was a genius at understanding that. That's why women's gymnastics or figure skating front and center primetime every night. Why he programmed for your mother, your daughters, your wife, your girlfriend, your grandmother, and that's where you get a huge audience as opposed to guys that are going to watch. Mike Tariko went from the Super Bowl, took a private plane to Italy, got off the plane and then he started hosting the Olympics last night. So pretty good twenty four hours there for Mike Turrico, going from calling the Super Bowl to then doing the Olympics.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, Paul, I was watching a lot yesterday and one thing NBC does before each sports starts, they give a quick it's got to be less than a forty five second tutorial the rules, the very basics that you have to know, so when you enter watching it, you're like, oh, I get it really quickly. I love I'm looking up. Luge was first. Louis is when you're laying on your back. I was watching a lot of that and some crazy loser said I'm gonna go head first, and that's basically where skeleton came from.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, but skeleton's not head first.

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Speaker 3: Skelton, isn't that which is the one.

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Speaker 2: Louge is where you lose is feet.

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Speaker 3: First, laying down, and then skeleton is reversed.

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Speaker 2: Well, I don't. You're not laying down in lose, You're you're tucked down, you're seated.

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Speaker 3: That's Bob's that's bob your loses.

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Speaker 2: You're laying on your back and you control it.

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Speaker 3: With your loose. You're on your back feet first.

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Speaker 6: But then skeleton is on your back or on your stomach. Eleton's on your stomach.

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Speaker 2: Face first, those guys are crazy, man, and I actually covered a couple of Winter Olympics. So skeleton you're on your you're on your chest.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, face first, loose is on your back. Bob sled could be either two man or four man two man women as well. And uh I think herschel Walker did bob slid.

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Speaker 2: Yes he did, Yes, he did. I don't know if he meddled, but remember Herschel said, I I'm going to do bob sledding. Yes, ton I want to.

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Speaker 4: Get into curling. But as soon as they whip that that broom sweet thing, I'm like, I'm done, moving on to another sport.

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Speaker 2: Yeah. It and the rock I mean just like sliding is really difficult and being able to release it and then aim and then you get the brooms involved in it and it is it something to see in person. And I love that they get, you know, dressed up, they they embrace it. But still you're in the Olympics. I mean you're there opening ceremony. I mean you're you're an Olympian, and I know that we tend to look at that as somebody got drunk and created this, you know, out on a lake and they go, you know what, how about we get a rock here and then we get brooms. Oh, come on, Tommy, not let's try it next thing. You know, it's an Olympics sport. Uh yeah, Pauli.

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Speaker 3: The curling's on right now. And the guys and the girls who are doing it, the person who throws the rock, I hope that's correct. Don't want that fan base mad at me. They're wearing like joggers and like zip ups and they just smoothly go across the ice with their flat.

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Speaker 2: Shoes, and I love that they yell like I don't. They're yelling, you know, whatever their code words are. But it's interesting to see and it feels like curling is always on with the Olympics. Can't go wrong. People will watch curling because it takes a little while for, you know, each match to play out.

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Speaker 4: Is any minimal trash talking allowed in the Olympics or is it that one of those things that's.

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Speaker 2: A complete no no.

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Speaker 4: They'll kick you out of the Olympics if you look or say something derogatory towards your opponent in curling, in any sport just says there's something that Olympics is held to a certain regard where you know, you can't do anything that would be considered you know, derogatory or trash talking to an opponent from another country.

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Speaker 2: Well, if it's a team event, yes, individually, probably difficult to talk trash unless that person's right there with you, competing with you. But for the most part, when you head down the mountain, you're the only person in the gate. But if it's like USA hockey, yeah, I'm sure there's quite a bit of trash talking. That's our Olympic update here. I left the Super Bowl was in New York and we did the Beach Bowl and that was a Saturday for Direct TV, And I remember I had to get on a plane in Newark Airport and we were going to Russia for the Olympics, and I just remember I had all my bags packed and Paulie was like, Hey, got your phone, Yeah, got your wallet, Yeah, I got your passport, Yeah, where is it? Okay, it's over there, grabbing my bags, getting in a car, going to the airport, getting on a plane, and then you wake up and you're in Sochi. Oh never again. I'll never get back to soci again. No, and I'll be happy that I don't get back to Sochi.

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Speaker 3: There had to be some no, no, no no.

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Speaker 2: I came up with some mysterious illness. They didn't know. They joked about asbestos and I went, I'm at your mercy. I had some doctor from Russia there helping me. I don't know what was going on. Bob had pink eye. I mean it was oh yeah, it was a mess.

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Speaker 3: They should have given him the They probably gave him the Emmy right there with the pink eye.

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Speaker 2: I tried to get pink eye so I can women. Thank you, Todd. But I just remember I would be in my hotel, we get picked up, we'd go to the Olympic broadcasting headquarters. I'd spend nine hours there, get in a van, come back to the hotel, go to the hotel bar, and then repeat next day. Same thing. But Sochi was they propped up a fake city. So they like you know in Hollywood, they would have buildings and there's nothing behind the buildings. It's just a facade that they painted to make it look like they did that in this area, to make it seem like, oh, this is really quaint, and what it was is just these structures that were built with nothing beyond There was no building. It was just these big wooden things that they paint. I mean they look beautiful, and I thought, Wow, they created this little city. And then all of a sudden, my friend goes look behind and I go, oh my god, there's nothing to hear. It was a like a fake Western town. Yes, so you're saying it was fo chie. Oh boy, I really thought you'd like that one. A fake Sochi would be a foe. Chill Eric and pencil.

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Speaker 7: Hi, Eric, how you doing for everybody?

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Speaker 10: I just wanted to give you a driver's license fail from my years in the early seventies. I passed the test, passed all the written stuff. Sitting in the car with the cop he says, one final thing, which handy hold your ice cream cone in? And I thought about it for a second, gave him an answer and failed on the spot. So I think of Todd when I think about stuff like that. Thanks, guys, Wait.

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Speaker 2: A minute, Eric, they gave you a trick question.

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Speaker 15: Yeah, it was a trick question, he says.

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Speaker 10: I mean, I don't know why I had that brought it on me, but he said, I thought about it for a second, I was thinking, well, I had a four speed, so I thought left left is the way to go, so left hand because I so I could shift.

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Speaker 7: And that was it? All right?

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Speaker 2: Thank you?

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Speaker 7: Yes? What is that?

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Speaker 4: I I'm lactose intolerant. I don't have held the turkey sanwage in my right head while driving.

00:31:07
Speaker 2: Mike and Oregon, Hi Mike, what's on your mind today?

00:31:11
Speaker 9: Oh?

00:31:11
Speaker 4: Hey Dan?

00:31:12
Speaker 12: First time, long time?

00:31:14
Speaker 9: Six?

00:31:17
Speaker 5: Hey?

00:31:18
Speaker 12: You know, speaking about curling, I think you ought to use that when you when you get questions about parenting, because curling is the perfect analogy. You know, you go through all the gyrations to let that thing go, but then after that you can clear the path and sweep and sweep, but you can't touch the damn thing.

00:31:40
Speaker 7: Thank you.

00:31:40
Speaker 2: Mike got a little deep there with parenting and curling. I didn't think that that was going to happen today. John and Illinois, Hi, John, Hey.

00:31:50
Speaker 9: Damn six three to sixty five. Just so you know, curling is one of the greatest sports. When for Olympics you're great and everything else you do, but you need to stay in your lane when it comes to curling, and you don't need run your mouth about curling one of the greatest sports.

00:32:09
Speaker 2: In winch Wait, wait, wait, wait, John, I'm not trashing curling.

00:32:15
Speaker 9: Just so you know, I'm just letting you know.

00:32:17
Speaker 2: Well, I'm letting you know, John, I'm not trashing curling.

00:32:23
Speaker 3: There is no show. Honestly, that's more pro curling than us. We had John Schuster on the legend back in the last Olympics.

00:32:29
Speaker 2: Yes, see John gatekeeping curling right now, I don't know, feels like I don't know, feels like coming after me a little bit there. I covered curling. Yes, that was a little much.

00:32:42
Speaker 4: Run your mouth. That's a kind of a strong phrase. I don't think anybody said anything that was ripping curling to get such a reaction like.

00:32:49
Speaker 2: I don't want to mess with a curling community. Okay, I'm being very respectful. I was entertained by it. I enjoyed it. I encourage people to watch it. Want you sit in your and cry about it? John?

00:33:02
Speaker 9: Yeah?

00:33:02
Speaker 2: Why don't you listen to Green Day in your car? John? Why don't you cry about it? Yeah? Yes, Marvin, I think that's the same John. I told you stay in your lane about Green Day. Really, So okay, stay in your lane.

00:33:18
Speaker 9: John.

00:33:19
Speaker 2: He'll be known as Yes, this guy's just.

00:33:21
Speaker 4: Got deeper anger issues. It's not even about whatever we're even talking about might be coming after you.

00:33:26
Speaker 2: I think he's he's got a problem with me. That must be what it is, all right, don't you take a break?

00:33:33
Speaker 4: Curling is silly though, anyway.

00:33:40
Speaker 2: Stay in my life. I'm just saying, yeah, I did, and call mag now it's curling.

00:33:44
Speaker 12: Call mad.

00:33:45
Speaker 2: Guy's running your mouth about curly.

00:33:46
Speaker 4: I'm not going to sit here and listen to that. It's one of the great American sports huh.

00:33:54
Speaker 2: You know, damn this Super Bowl. If we had some things to talk about, we'd be talking about that instead of curling. Take break. Our play of the day is up next.

00:34:02
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00:34:48
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00:35:37
Speaker 15: Six three two sixty five. Just so you know, Green Day is a first ballot Hall of Famer. Stay in your lane in sports. You're great in sports, but stay in your lane. You don't you don't need to run your mouth about Green Day. Longest touring punk rock band in American history. That alone sets them up. And if you listen to their music from the beginning to now, it's evolved into something great. Thanks Daniel.

00:36:00
Speaker 2: That's John in Illinois. That was November of twenty nineteen, and I of course quickly made my way to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame so I could see the Green Day exhibit to absorb the magic, the magnificence of Green Day and it. They of course performed at the super Bowl and Billy Joe in company. They sounded great and his hair looked great as well.

00:36:22
Speaker 6: Yes, it's too bad too, because you used to be great at sports apparently, though now not quite as much as he used to be, because you used to have to look. You're great in sports. Stay in your lane about music though, but now it curling, it's slowly chipping away.

00:36:36
Speaker 2: You're not great at sports anymore. That's why I'm retiring. That is John and Illinois. That's why I'm going to retire. Not good in music, not good in Let's good in sports. Yes, that's better, Yes, Paul.

00:36:47
Speaker 3: A serious question, Dan, which fan base are you more concerned about the Green Day or the curling fan base?

00:36:52
Speaker 2: Curling? Yeah, because I'm in sports.

00:36:55
Speaker 3: Do you want to hire security?

00:36:56
Speaker 2: No? No, I think we're good. John did say he loved the show think at the very end. Yes, time.

00:37:01
Speaker 4: But you can also say I disagree with you. I don't appreciate your point on that. Run your mouth for some reason, that just sounds like another level of unnecessary harshness.

00:37:10
Speaker 2: Feels like there might have been more trash talking there than in that basketball fight last night.

00:37:15
Speaker 6: It feels like you're getting the shrapnel of it. Sounds like John and Illinois has been made fun of a lot for curling. And he heard you say like, hey, a lot of curling.

00:37:22
Speaker 2: I'm not shut up. Don't even start you two. You're like, dude, I just said like, there's a lot of curling on. Did he hear anything after that? When I brought up curling? And how did somebody come up with curl running? I was running my mouth, Yes, John, I get paid to do that every single day for three hours. Just so you know he likes that.

00:37:48
Speaker 4: I don't like to start with, just so you know.

00:37:52
Speaker 2: You shut your mouth. Think you knew it was good for you, John and Illinois. I learned my lesson with Green Day. I did you know, all of a sudden well versed in Greenville. You're good at the other stuff, okay, which just h I didn't think. I didn't think the show was going to start out this way today. It really didn't. Tony in California, Hi, Tony, what's on your mind today?

00:38:21
Speaker 7: Hey guys, good morning. So it's a miracle man. All my teams are on a heater. The Clippers the hottest team. Let's he was definitely gonna win a championship. But more importantly, my wife's from Haiti, and Haiti got two representatives in the Winter Olympics, which is cool. But they won the award for best Uniforms. And these are the most beautiful uniforms I've ever seen ever. Okay, Yeah, and we qualified for the World Cup for the first time since the seventies. I'll be there in Boston. I'll be up in your neck in the woods.

00:38:53
Speaker 2: All right, Well, thank you, Tony Pauli'll pull up the Haiti uniforms there, of course. Scotty in Florida, Hi, Scotty, what's on your mind? Hey? Dan?

00:39:02
Speaker 5: Second time five six and a Guinness Scout won sixty. When's barroom shuffleboard?

00:39:14
Speaker 2: Oh we're losing you, Scotty Brad in North Carolina.

00:39:18
Speaker 7: Hi, Brad Cory.

00:39:20
Speaker 9: Dan.

00:39:21
Speaker 16: You know, one of the reasons why this Super Bowl is going to be so hard to remember is because it really came down to the line, and I actually was amazed. I saw two sacks on Drake May where not only was Drake May sacked, but the offensive lineman was sacked at the same time. And it reminded me of when Mark Sanchez, who he's the one that.

00:39:49
Speaker 9: We all joke about with the butt.

00:39:52
Speaker 16: Fumble, but Vince Woolford literally lifted up that lineman and put him in Sanchez bath. And that's like for Frenzy saying he bids will Fork lifted.

00:40:07
Speaker 2: Nice. Thank you, Brad, Andrew in Washington's back. Hi Andrew, Good morning Dan, Dan.

00:40:13
Speaker 13: That's yeah, Dan, I tune in to hear you run your mouth for three hours. I don't tune in for Johnnon and Illinois to come on once in a while to tell you not to run your mouth. You can say whatever you'd like, you get paid to do it. You're correct, Hey, I was just talking about NCAA basketball. I think they had good bookends to the Super Bowl where you had Duke in North Carolina coming down to the last shot on Saturday. You have Kansas and Arizona last night. That was an excellent game Arizona Arizona.

00:40:40
Speaker 7: They were up by eleven.

00:40:41
Speaker 13: They lost. It was on the road. But there's a number one ranked team. Kansas was only ranked ninth. It's the first win against the number one team in Allen Field House for the Kansas jay Hawk. I was surprised at that, but also it was a coming out party for Floria Bedinga without Kansas avenue. One of the best players in the country, Darren Peterson Floria Dinga had twenty three and ten, but really he was the energy changer late in that second half. So I just wanted to see. How do you think that the NCAA as far as the college basketball is going to be this year. Are we going to see more games like this or is it going to just be the blue blood rising to the top again.

00:41:16
Speaker 2: I have no idea, I don't. I mean, Super Bowl just ended and plenty of time to download on this. Oh, Paully just sent me the Haiti uniform. Those are gorgeous. It looks like you're going to a like a ball, a dance or something. Those there gorgeous. Hey do we have results from the first hour a Seaton Pole question, we do you can get those?

00:41:43
Speaker 9: Oh?

00:41:43
Speaker 2: After that? Oh my goodness, Oh my goodness. Yeah, Mike Golick Senior is going to join us, Red g Aloisius Miller Junior the third will stop by as well, and more pleasant phone calls coming up as well. One hour in the books, Minister of Humor failed as driving tests twice. Also Seaton, Marv Paulie yours truly over two in the way