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you would be pretty happy too. It's It's

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Dan Patch Ray Final hour on this Wednesday,

1:19

Dana madennas Stan Patrick Show. You know

1:21

what's been great this time of the year. We just

1:23

got through shooting a Super Bowl promo

1:25

or Super Bowl commercial that will run.

1:28

And we've been doing this for a decade now with the great

1:30

folks that direct TV now at and T and

1:33

a shout out to Chris Long who was our former

1:35

boss, who went the extra mile

1:37

and spent the money, and we did some really

1:39

really fun things. And we did a

1:42

Super Bowl promo where we were at Alcatraz.

1:45

When we were in San Francisco, we actually

1:47

went out to Alcatraz. They allowed us to

1:50

shoot whatever we wanted to shoot. They

1:52

locked the prison doors on us. We

1:54

took a boat out there, and you

1:57

know, we were just watching that and it was just it's

1:59

so much fun because we've been able

2:01

to do so many different things here in the last

2:03

decade with this show. And

2:05

then we did a takeoff on

2:08

Seinfeldt and at the

2:10

diner where they actually shot the

2:12

you know that scene for Seinfeld

2:14

where they'd always go for you know, they Jerry

2:17

would always be there with you

2:20

know, the whole crew, Elaine and George, and

2:23

we had Jerry Seinfeld on, so

2:26

we shot it for him, and

2:29

then Jerry was on the next day

2:31

and so we played it for Seinfeld.

2:33

Now, Seinfeld is famous for

2:36

being brutally honest with

2:38

humor. If he thinks something's

2:41

funny, he'll tell you and if he doesn't,

2:43

then he'll tell you that. And that's exactly

2:45

what he did. Because we also did a

2:48

little commercial of Vignette with Joe

2:51

Montana where we

2:53

have all of these, you know, pieces

2:55

of memorabilia, and we have footballs that are autographed

2:58

by all the legends. We had a football autographed

3:00

by Joe Montana and we were throwing

3:02

it around i think one time on asphalt

3:05

it and it got all scuffed up and Joe

3:07

Montana's autograph went away. So

3:09

Joe, we thought the bit would be that

3:12

we would have Joe on the set

3:14

and then Paully would take the football back to

3:17

him and say, hey, could you resign

3:19

the football because we basically

3:22

scuffed it all up. So it'd be a beautiful moment

3:24

there. And then Montana

3:27

shuts the door on Pauli and

3:30

does he take the football back or does

3:32

he just slam the door, because I remember Seinfeld

3:35

pointed to this sound he just slammed the door, and

3:37

Jerry said, he goes, he should have taken the football as well. Had been

3:39

double funny. Yes, So Seinfeld's

3:42

watching these, and we're watching

3:44

Seinfeld bats these and we

3:47

realize he's going to tell

3:49

us what he thinks of this, and then he said, Joe

3:52

shun he should have taken the football,

3:55

and then you're going, okay, And

3:57

then we're watching the Seinfeld promo where

4:00

he's watching that, and the first

4:02

line that he said, he

4:04

said, let me let me

4:06

tell you what you did wrong, because

4:08

it was not bad. And for me to say it's not bad, I mean, it's

4:10

really good for you. First civilians, he

4:13

said, the first civilians, he said, the we're

4:15

civilians, and he goes, he

4:17

goes, it was too he was. You know what we tell everybody

4:19

who was ever on Steinfeld, faster louder,

4:21

faster louder. Don't leave air for

4:24

the jokes to sit there and die. Keep going

4:26

to the next joke. Faster louder, faster

4:28

louder, and he complimented Fritzie. He thought Fritzie kind

4:30

of nailed it. Yeah, you did look like

4:32

George Gustanza. You did a good job there,

4:35

nervous type. Yeah,

4:37

you got that down. Yes. And

4:39

then I played the role at Jerry Steinfeld and you said, Jerry,

4:41

what do you think of Paulish that was supposed to be I

4:43

was like, oh,

4:46

but it's fun to take

4:48

a stroll down memory lane. With all the different Super

4:51

Bowl shoots we've had and the sets that we've had,

4:53

we got something spectacular this year when

4:55

we're in Miami. It's unlike anybody

4:57

else's set. And if you and

5:00

look, I told the Dane's when

5:02

we first started this, when

5:04

we left ESPN, I said, we're going to do a

5:06

show that's for radio that will

5:08

be on TV, not the other way around. It's

5:11

it's a simulcast, but

5:13

you have to honor the people listening on radio

5:16

so they're not excluded. But

5:18

if you're going to be watching on TV, you're going to be

5:20

entertained, so you don't miss anything on radio.

5:23

If you're just listening for radio and on TV,

5:25

we do try to entertain

5:27

you yes, I like that once.

5:30

When it first started, it was this

5:32

show was a TV show about

5:34

a radio show on TV. Yeah, because of the

5:36

look ins and everything in the behind the scenes stuff.

5:38

Yeah. I always thought that was the best description

5:41

because it is it's a TV show about

5:43

a radio show on TV. And it would

5:45

always drives people crazy, like if a

5:47

critic was writing or you know, columnists

5:49

was writing sable, how would you describe the show? And I said,

5:51

well, it's a TV show about a radio show

5:53

on TV. And then they'd go you

5:55

could just see the look. They'd go, well, then it's good

5:58

the radio show on TV. Go

6:00

No, no, no, it's a TV show

6:02

about a radio show on TV. So

6:05

it's a TV show. No. I said, no, it's a TV

6:07

show about a radio show on TV. And

6:10

then people thought, I

6:12

think you're dressing this up and you don't need to, and

6:14

I go, hey, this is how I envisioned it,

6:16

So work with me on this. Yeah.

6:19

One of my favorite skits that we did. Also in San Francisco,

6:21

we did like the sabotage video about the Beastie

6:23

Boys, and we were like a random

6:26

drug dealer, tough guy thugs running

6:28

around, you know, running on top of cars and all

6:30

the funny nicknames like this Beasti Boys sabotage

6:32

video. But then we had we couldn't

6:35

use the sabotage actual sound, the

6:37

actual song because it was expensive. But then our

6:39

boss Chris Long goes, I can get it for you one

6:41

time, the one time we played on the show. I get

6:43

one time usage. It's gonna cost a couple grand,

6:46

but one timer you were, and we had sabotage

6:48

play on the air for the show up in that day. I

6:50

think it cost to him quite a bit of money. Yes,

6:52

but it was a one timer. And

6:55

he said, because I said, look, it's

6:57

sort of lost without this. It's

6:59

sort of lost without the actual song from

7:01

the Beastie Boys. He said, all right, I'm

7:03

gonna do a one timer. Yeah. See that's

7:06

like in New Orleans. And we did the Friends

7:08

open and they bought the theme song for that too,

7:10

and I think that costs that cost a law for We

7:13

found out later that it cost a lot more

7:15

than we thought because there was a

7:17

fountain in front of our set and one

7:20

time when we came out and I go that

7:22

it was a nighttime and I go, that's that's the scene from

7:25

Friends and everybody's looking at me, like what scene.

7:27

I said, no, the the opening where they're all in the fountain.

7:30

And we had already we I think we had already

7:32

been shooting all day and and

7:34

and we came. I was like eight o'clock at night,

7:37

and I said, guys, we got to get in the fountain. And

7:40

every I thought I was crazy, and I said,

7:42

no, if we get if we get the right. Look,

7:44

they're showing it right now. It just

7:47

had this We're dancing in

7:49

the fountain. Oh god, look

7:51

how corny we are here

7:55

here. I just said, though, we're not going to exclude

7:57

radio, and then I'm just excluding radio. But yes,

7:59

we're Fritzie's dancing in a suggestive

8:02

way. It's it's the friends

8:04

dance. We're throwing water on

8:06

each other. Oh god, I

8:08

remember because NBC Sports was using our set

8:10

at the same time, and they had the Pro Ball that night, so

8:12

they had to use our set for some coverage. And Rodey

8:14

Harrison comes walking up from Fotball on the Americans. Y'all

8:17

crazy. He goes, you are crazy,

8:19

you know, for the water and flash. And

8:22

I don't know why. It just dawned on

8:24

me when I looked at the fountain. I go, we gotta get

8:26

in the fountain, and we did. Uh,

8:30

you guys are good sports. Right now,

8:32

I will say that, you guys, there

8:34

have been a lot of times when I go, there's

8:37

no way they're going to agree to do this. There's

8:39

no way, And I go, we gotta get in

8:41

the water. Why Just the crowd of

8:43

people said, now

8:46

we have to dance. People.

8:50

We had high end executives watching us

8:52

dance in white teachers in the

8:54

fountain, and then we got the

8:57

music for friends. Yes,

8:59

dud, that was looking

9:01

back at the where it was great, but I don't know how you

9:03

know, we were must have been totally humiliated. But once

9:05

we got started it was that's a great time. But

9:08

I remember asking you guys, I said, look,

9:10

if I'm going to laugh at myself, then you you

9:12

guys laugh at yourself as well. But

9:14

you're not conditioned to do that because you

9:17

hadn't been on the air before. But I said, if you do

9:19

that, then you know it takes

9:21

our show to a different level that well, we're

9:23

willing to laugh at ourselves. Um, you

9:25

know, case and point me without

9:27

a front tooth and we make a dang shirt out

9:29

of it. Hockey Tough or whatever

9:32

that T shirt is. Yeah,

9:34

that's great, Yeah, that's great.

9:36

Yeah, And it's all started ten years ago at the Miami

9:39

Super Bowl. We were down there. Our set was almost it was

9:41

really an RV with a tent on the beach,

9:43

not figuredly, literally on sand, and

9:45

we were starting to shoot. Instead of the normal morning meeting,

9:47

we're just chatting it up. Our boss said, yeah,

9:50

you can go grab a guitar and a mclove and do the blueshiy

9:52

thing where he breaks it in front of us. And then we did

9:54

a thing where there's a rain thing and Seaton was doing a

9:56

rain report and we were like m

9:59

seeing the you know, the rain report, and we just they

10:01

started from there with no budget. Well, I remember

10:03

we had the awning of our RV

10:06

and so the

10:08

rain was piling up and we thought

10:10

it was going to come crashing down on our set and

10:13

we were taking brooms. So we're doing

10:16

the show and my boss is out there

10:18

with a broom off camera,

10:20

trying to make sure that it doesn't collapse

10:23

on us. That was the famous

10:25

goliic and Greeney got

10:28

word that we were doing something special. Yeah,

10:30

and so they came over and they were

10:32

probably maybe

10:35

a hundred yards away. They pull up and

10:39

I told the camera people,

10:41

I said, hey, did

10:43

you turn that camera around and get Mike Golick and

10:45

Mike Greenberg. And as

10:47

soon as that camera went around, Greeny like

10:50

dived behind an suv

10:52

and I said to Paulie, I said, go over

10:55

and ask Golick if he wants to come on

10:57

the set. And goli to

10:59

his cry, Now, this was a different time because

11:01

there was still some friction between me

11:04

and ESPN or our show and ESPN, and I

11:07

just said, and I didn't want to embarrass them, but

11:09

I wanted to let people know we

11:11

were doing something different than anybody else,

11:14

so much so that Golick and

11:16

Greeney were coming over just to see what we had.

11:18

And then Golick, to his credit, sat down with us.

11:20

And I always appreciated that with Bike that

11:23

he said, look, I'm not afraid, and

11:25

I you know, everybody was always worth they were

11:27

going to get scolded by management back then

11:29

if they did anything helped us.

11:32

I had people who worked at ESPN who stopped sending

11:34

me Christmas cards. They didn't want to get

11:36

caught sending me a Christmas card for some

11:38

reason. But look, We've mended all

11:40

those fences and everything's great. So you

11:43

know, maybe Goali comes by again this year.

11:45

But we got a great set and

11:47

we got something really special in store

11:50

for you the entire week every

11:52

day, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, not

11:54

only just the show itself and great guests, but

11:56

we have some we have some really fun things that we're

11:59

doing, and we're cited about that, all

12:01

right. DK metcalf is going to join

12:03

us. Coming up headlines, Panthers

12:06

and Giants got their coaches. The Browns are waiting.

12:08

Tom Brady sent out an Instagram. It

12:11

was more like a column,

12:15

the tomb, the

12:17

challenge. He's basically

12:19

putting the ball in the Patriots court

12:22

saying, I want to come back. Now it's

12:24

up to you guys. Do you guys want me back? And

12:27

I thought it was strategic on Tom's part. He

12:29

might realize that they don't want him back or Belichick

12:31

doesn't, but he wants to let that

12:34

fan base know I want to come back here and

12:36

now it's up to Belichick

12:38

and Robert Krafft. Yeah, mclob I

12:40

have a pole question just for Klicks. Who would

12:42

be more likely to win a Super Bowl? Without the other

12:45

Tom Brady and a new team, or Bill Belichick

12:47

without Tom Brady. Well, i'd have to know the team, but

12:50

I did assume that he'd want to go to a contender,

12:52

say it was a good team, I guess,

12:55

okay, But if I put him on the Chargers of the Colts,

12:58

yeah, I'll give you those two teams. I

13:00

think who is the Patriots quarterback

13:03

that is a sidem or by

13:07

Yeah, I don't. I don't know if it's I. I

13:10

have no idea. Is it possible that the Patriots

13:12

pull the Warriors and take a year off and reset.

13:16

I don't. I don't know. I don't know if he's

13:18

capable of doing that. Like,

13:21

I don't think they take the year off. You

13:24

know, they reload, they don't rebuild. Um,

13:31

I would stay Belichick just

13:34

because it feels like they have a formula where

13:37

the Chargers don't have a formula.

13:41

The Colts have

13:44

a plan, and I like their coach

13:46

and their GM,

13:48

but I don't I don't know if they're ready or not. Chargers

13:52

were ready and well

13:54

we thought they were talent wise, and then they you know,

13:56

they made a mess out of it. The Colts, it

13:58

feels like they're still building a little bit. But

14:01

I don't. Let's say the Patriots plug

14:04

and play Cam Newton.

14:08

That changed your opinion. Yeah, it's

14:10

interesting. Yeah, and I don't know

14:12

if that would happen, but I just throw that out there. What if

14:14

I gave you the Cults offensive line, the Chargers

14:16

receivers and tight ends, then we're

14:18

talking. Yeah,

14:22

but I can't. I mean,

14:24

it's nice to think that. Oh, by the way, this

14:26

is a great story. And I really

14:28

really like this kid. When he came on the

14:30

Raiders, rookie running back out of Alabama, Josh

14:33

Jacobs, he was you

14:35

couldn't help it root for him, and I was

14:37

so glad that we were able to get him on because

14:40

he grew up homeless as

14:42

a child. He and his four

14:44

brothers and sisters. They lived out

14:46

of a car with their dad on the

14:48

north side of Tulsa, Oklahoma.

14:50

That's how he grew up. And

14:53

he had this wonderful rookie season. I

14:56

had eleven hundred yards, seven touchdowns.

15:00

He got hurt the last miss I think

15:02

the last three games of the season. But he

15:04

bought his dad a house.

15:07

How cool is that? But

15:09

he said, sleeping in the car, you

15:13

know, it, It formed him, it made

15:15

him tougher. He said that it

15:18

was rough, but it's his life and

15:20

it molded me into who I am. Can't

15:24

help the root for him. And what an awesome

15:26

thing to do for your dad that

15:28

you bought him a house. So I

15:31

told Fritzie it'd be great to have him on and

15:33

you know the kind of bookend the season

15:35

when we had him on earlier in the year, and you

15:38

know, hopefully the Raiders can help us with that. It'd

15:40

be nice to talk to him about that with a great story.

15:43

All right, are we changing the poll question? Yeah?

15:45

I mean we could try that Brady Baltech one.

15:48

Uh, you know, I get in desperate quicks. Okay,

15:51

just say I

15:53

don't know if you have to put the team in there. You

15:56

know, it's interesting. It seems

15:58

like the most kind of obvious solution is the Brady

16:01

stays of the Patriots. But I feel like the media

16:03

is going to blow through that because it's such juicy

16:05

contest for the next six weeks. To a tomb

16:08

that I'll go somewhere else isn't the most logical

16:10

solution. Aston's been saying all week

16:12

that he returns to New England. I

16:14

don't. I thought

16:16

all along that he would come back, and maybe

16:19

you know, he wouldn't get top dollar, but he

16:21

would come back. But I

16:23

look at the Patriots angle here, and only

16:25

because I had somebody who enlightened me on

16:28

this, who said, you're missing

16:30

the boat on Belichick. You know, Belichick

16:32

will get rid of you a year early, nine a year late.

16:34

It's rare when he gets rid of you a year late,

16:37

and that he has no there's no sentimental

16:40

journey here with Tom Brady. And

16:43

you know, I realized that this

16:45

will be a business decision, and

16:48

Patriot fans it feels like they'll

16:50

be fine if they know they're

16:52

getting better, Like who

16:55

were we getting? And does that make us better? Now?

16:57

You'd love to see Brady. You'd hate to see

16:59

him in another uniform. But the Niners

17:01

were okay to let Joe Montana go once

17:04

they knew they had Steve Young and they

17:06

were winning a Super Bowl. That

17:08

makes it a whole lot easier. Yeah, poet. The

17:10

Patriots used a second round pick on Garoppolo

17:13

in twenty fourteen, that's six

17:15

years ago. Six years ago, they were looking

17:17

at a replacement. You could easily see

17:19

them with a psychrophic two years ago. Wasn't

17:21

there a big story that they were looking to make a move up

17:23

for Baker Mayfield but then he shot up too high for them

17:25

to get. Yeah, of course they're going to look to the future. They

17:27

have to. They got to take his name off his jersey

17:30

and just look at the situation. Yeah,

17:32

I wonder, and I don't have any insight

17:34

information on this, but I

17:37

did have somebody say you should look into this. Were

17:39

the Patriots interested in Lamar Jackson? Now?

17:42

I know everybody. Everybody wants to

17:44

tell you that they knew Lamar Jackson was going to be something

17:46

special. I just I always

17:49

wonder about this with Belichick because

17:51

he could he could have somehow

17:54

incorporated Lamar Jackson into the

17:56

offense this year and

17:58

last year with Brady still

18:00

being there and you

18:03

know whatever that would have been. But eventually

18:06

that he would be the heir apparent there. But

18:08

I don't know if that's true or not. But it did

18:10

strike me when we're watching the draft and Lamar

18:12

is falling and I was rooting

18:14

for him. I just I loved

18:17

his story. I you

18:19

know, we had him in studio, you

18:21

know, his relationship with his mom and like all those things

18:24

and I didn't know if he could play at a

18:26

high level anywhere near this, but I rooted

18:29

for him, and he started a fall and

18:31

then I'm like, God, just man, somebody

18:34

go get him. Somebody go get him. And then

18:36

all of a sudden, Ravens traded up

18:38

and then they got him. And then I went,

18:40

Okay, I know that they were done with

18:42

Flacco because I had that on good

18:44

authority that they were They had gotten the ceiling

18:46

out of Flacco and they were moving on. I thought, man,

18:49

they may turn that team over to Lamar Jackson.

18:51

Yeah. Pot. In that draft number thirty one, Sony

18:54

Michelle was picked by the Patriots. The next pick was Lamar

18:56

Jackson. The ball down boy, Well

18:58

they didn't need Sony Michelle. But

19:04

all righty take a break here, we'll come back.

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20:52

When our shirts are off, we get often confused

20:54

for one another. DK metcalf is

20:56

the Seahawks wide receiver and he joins us

20:58

on the program, Good morning day, How are you?

21:01

Good morning? How are you doing? Oh? Whoa whoa

21:03

whoa easy with the voice there, don't try

21:05

to outdep me. No

21:08

at bit man, Okay,

21:11

I'm looking at the weather reporting green I'm

21:13

looking at the weather report in Green Bay. I

21:15

got I got twenty eight degrees

21:18

sleeves or no sleeves for

21:20

you, there's gonna be nolen.

21:23

I like it. I like it. That's that's

21:25

all I wanted to talk to you about. DK. It's

21:27

like, yeah, I

21:30

like it. Uh. When's the last

21:32

time you were able to go into a store and buy a shirt?

21:36

Uh? Men, I go probably a week?

21:39

Wait, wait, but don't you have to get. You can't buy

21:41

them off the rack, can't you. Oh yes,

21:43

I wear exots. Yeah,

21:45

but you got your you got a wide

21:48

shoulders and then you got to thin

21:50

waist. I didn't. I didn't think you could go in there

21:52

and just get it right off the rack. There. Yeah,

21:54

I just can't. I just can't watch it. Um,

21:58

I gotta get it, then

22:00

I gotta USA and then it strinks

22:03

and then you can't wear it anymore. Exactly

22:05

explain the difference September

22:08

in the NFL to January in the

22:10

NFL, because you seem like a different

22:12

wide receiver. Um,

22:14

I believe. Uh. I mean, I've

22:16

just gotten used to everything. I know

22:18

there's still a lot of learning to do, and I still

22:20

got a lot of areas to grow in. But you

22:23

know, just getting used to everything, and you know

22:25

the offense and how they're trying to use me,

22:27

and then my I guess my confidence has

22:29

grown, uh since I've heard step foot in

22:31

in the NFL. It's

22:33

a terminology of just sort of understanding

22:36

where you're supposed to be at a certain time. Yes,

22:39

sir, I believe in terminology,

22:41

and uh, you know where I'm supposed to be is a

22:43

big part of it, but you know, just learning

22:46

the offense. Uh, and you know, just

22:48

learning how DB's trying to attack me

22:50

and how they how they play their leverage on

22:52

me, and you know how it's different from any

22:54

other receiver and uh, you know, just watching

22:56

a lot of film basically, Uh is

22:58

what it boils down to him. You were

23:00

a workout wonder at the combine, and

23:03

you know you have to remind people sometimes

23:06

it's like, yeah, he went in the second round, I think sixty

23:08

four pick overall, why

23:11

did you fall? What were you thinking?

23:13

You're told? I

23:15

really wasn't told much besides

23:17

probably my neck injury or uh,

23:20

you know, I didn't play as much in college as

23:22

I would like to. But h than

23:24

that, that's it. I know. I had a

23:27

talk with Close Carroll when I first got here.

23:29

He was like, I guess people

23:31

got scared that I was too good to be true. Um,

23:34

you know, I kind of believe

23:36

them. But you know, at the end of the day, Uh,

23:38

you know, the gms make their decisions and you

23:40

know, just happy to seehawks, Uh, you

23:42

know, chose to pick me. What was

23:44

your reaction when you saw that Lebron

23:47

James gave you a shout out on Instagram. Uh,

23:50

you know, just blessed man, just you know, being

23:52

a kid growing up watching Lebron and then you

23:54

know he he's acknowledging my plays.

23:56

He's just amazing. I just feel But who

23:58

did you grow up rooting for? Who was your favorite

24:01

football team? Uh? Or

24:03

I had to go for the Bears because uh

24:05

my pops played there, But after

24:08

he kinda got out of the NFL,

24:10

I really didn't watch football as much as

24:12

uh you would think. Um, I mean I

24:14

would probably watch the Super Bowl or the

24:18

NFCFC Championship, but that's probably it. Your

24:20

dad was an offensive lineman. If if

24:23

you were coming up now the way you're

24:25

built, you'd be an offensive lineman in the NFL.

24:28

Right, yes, I mean people tell me I'm I'm

24:30

using a tight end or d n uh

24:32

somewhere else or you know, if if I

24:34

wasn't so fast. But you know, I'm just trying

24:36

to, you know, change the game a little bit, uh,

24:39

you know, and play it my own way. He's

24:41

DK Metcalf. He's the Seahawks wide

24:43

receiver joining in Stan Patrick Show. Does anybody

24:45

call you by your full name? Negative?

24:49

My mom probably calls me be

24:52

Kaitlin every nine again. But that's pretty

24:54

much it. But that's using when you're in trouble, Isn't

24:56

it pretty much what

24:59

he needs immediately? Have you

25:01

ever heard Russell Wilson curse?

25:05

Uh nega? That

25:08

is the correct answer. That is the correct answer.

25:11

What is the scouting report for Green

25:13

Bay? Not that you would tell

25:16

us, but can you give us just a little bit of

25:18

what you expect from that defense? Oh

25:20

yeah, I know they got um some top

25:22

nd dvs UH and Jay, Alexander

25:25

and King on the other side, and you know,

25:27

their their back end, it's pretty good. They got a

25:30

pretty good D line, So it should

25:32

be a fun game. You know, they're they're

25:34

gonna come out and play a tough

25:36

brand of football, just like they're known to play.

25:39

And uh, you know, we're just gonna go out there and

25:41

compete, get to get to

25:43

work today on some of their uh defense,

25:45

and you know go from there. Have

25:48

you had that moment where you're kind of on the field

25:50

and you go, oh my god, that's this

25:53

guy, Like, have you had that moment

25:56

um? Not really know, I believe

25:59

I'm too locked into the game, but uh,

26:01

you know, after the game, you know, Richard

26:03

Sherman, you know, just him guarding me.

26:06

Uh, you know, it kind of kind

26:08

of had a woe moment there. Um. Do you

26:10

trade jerseys, yes, sir, I

26:12

traded jerseys with Julio

26:15

who Okay, yeah

26:18

there were there are my idols. Uh, you know through

26:20

the whole draft process and uh, you know,

26:22

the way they've handled themselves and how they play

26:25

on the field, it just, you know, amazing.

26:28

How often are you asked to take your shirt

26:30

on? It's

26:32

kind of died now right now. Uh,

26:34

And I like it like that, but

26:37

I don't like when people, you know, asking that because I don't

26:40

want to be, you know, known as a workout warrior

26:42

just you know, a flex somebody.

26:44

Oh no, that's changed now. But

26:46

but DK, do not skip leg

26:48

day. It just feels like you might not be focusing

26:51

on leg day as much as you're on abs and norms.

26:54

No, man, you just can't see when Ley podcast

26:57

all right, Hey have fun and

27:00

we appreciate your time. Congratulations on your

27:02

your rookie season. Thank you. That's

27:05

a DK Metcalf place for the Seahauns.

27:07

And no sleeves in Green Bay. You got

27:10

to send the message man, no sleeves.

27:12

You don't need any sleeves, stinking sleeves.

27:15

We're watching the game of the house and there's a few bros

27:17

over there the other day commenting of my god,

27:19

that guy's an unbelievable shape, and this other

27:21

guy goes, well, that's what he's paid to do. I'm like, all

27:24

forty five guys on the team are paid to be in that

27:26

kind of shape. But he's the only one who looks like that. Yeah,

27:30

there's something different about him because

27:32

you're you're watching him and this is

27:34

what happens. You know, there's certain positions

27:37

where it takes time and

27:40

you see a lot of wide receivers. We talk about

27:42

quarterbacks who wash out. There are a lot of wide

27:44

receivers where you go, what happened

27:46

to that guy? Or you know that

27:48

guy you didn't think could be

27:50

great in the NFL and then all of a sudden

27:53

he is. But you know, DK Metcalf

27:56

has been pretty impressive for that team. But

27:58

no sleeves. That's breaking news there. That's

28:00

that's probably headlines there in Green Bay. Packers

28:03

are probably taking notice. Oh do you

28:05

hear Aaron Rodgers probably addressing the

28:07

team. Now, Oh do you hear dk metcal not wearing

28:09

sleeves. Did

28:12

we get an updated on our pull question mcloven

28:14

that we changed in the final. So we put up who

28:17

has a better chance of winning a Super Bowl? I said the next

28:20

two years, Tom Brady on another team or

28:22

Bill Belichick without Tom Brady,

28:25

And seventy four percent said Belichick.

28:27

Okay, which makes sense to these Brady's forty two.

28:29

I mean he's got a smaller window of the Belicheck

28:32

in uh Medcap's first

28:34

postseason game is a rookie one hundred

28:36

and sixty yards receiving. That ranks

28:39

fifth most receiving yards by a player

28:41

in his first playoff game all time. Tops

28:44

on the list is Calvin Johnson at two hundred

28:46

and eleven for the Lions, de Marius

28:48

Thomas for the Broncos two oh four, Vernon

28:51

Davis San Francisco one eighty,

28:54

and then Raymond Barring of

28:56

the Baltimore Colts nineteen fifty eight

29:01

plus he had to I mean he had almost a thousand receiving

29:04

yards there. And there's there's a learning

29:06

curve with wide receivers because you

29:09

know, you got terminology here, defensive

29:12

backs the way they play you, and as a

29:14

rookie, you're not going to get the calls as if you're

29:16

going to getst Richard Sherman. Richard Sherman's going to get

29:18

more calls or you know, he'll get the benefit of the doubt

29:20

more than you. But I

29:22

mean, he's just we haven't seen a

29:25

wide receiver that size

29:27

before. I don't think. I mean David Boston,

29:29

but he was artificially inflated. Andre

29:32

Johnson might be on that list. I don't

29:34

know how big Andre Johnson was, but it

29:37

felt like he was a He always looked

29:39

bigger than everybody else at

29:41

that position, and certainly going against defensive

29:44

backs. Calvin Johnson was

29:46

taller, but not

29:48

built the way DK met and Metcalf ran

29:51

a four three forty at that size.

29:53

Yes, Mclub. I saw a good tweet by Michael

29:55

Wilbots saying if Ka Batcalf can

29:58

blow away to combat like that and follow us second

30:00

out, why do they even have the combine anymore? All

30:02

we do is say the results are meaningless, so

30:04

why do it? Yes, if you

30:06

go back to his Old Miss reviews, though he

30:08

was off the field a lot at Old Miss Miss

30:10

a lot of games, and when he played, he would be nagging

30:13

injuries and the neck injury was a big deal. I just

30:15

looked at his draft profile. They don't mess around with that

30:17

because that that kind of takes you in that no

30:20

man's land of this could be career ending

30:22

necks and backs and things like that. Yeah,

30:24

and it goes back to there's a couple of things

30:27

that happened at the combine. The

30:29

things that are really important, you know,

30:31

the shuttle drill and you know, throwing

30:33

to receivers with no dbs or

30:35

anybody rushing you. Those don't mean anything to

30:37

me because I've already seen

30:39

you throw in game like situations. That

30:42

that's the ultimate test. There are a lot of guys

30:44

who look great in you know, shorts

30:47

and warming up. I want to know what you do

30:49

under duress. And that goes back to

30:51

Lamar Jackson. They're like, Oh, he's not going to throw at

30:53

the combine, and I'm like, he's already thrown.

30:57

You know. That's that's the tape you can go look at.

30:59

That's real. This is all artificial.

31:02

But they want to get quarterbacks in

31:05

front of the chalkboard.

31:07

So there's a couple things that happened with quarterbacks.

31:09

There's the interview process. The medical records

31:12

are really really important, and

31:14

then they want to give you a play and then see

31:16

if you can diagram. Now, this is what

31:18

was told with me last night. I

31:21

had a lengthy conversation with a

31:24

scout and I was wanting to know

31:27

he heard my question yesterday on the show where

31:29

I asked Paul Feinbaum which

31:31

quarterback benefited the most from all

31:33

the talent around him, because sometimes you can be

31:36

propped up like Gino Torretto won the Heisman

31:38

Trophy. He wasn't the best player on his own team.

31:41

He had a lot of talent, you know, but he

31:43

still had to you know, produce, which

31:45

that Miami team was great, and Gino won the Heisman

31:48

Trophy. Sometimes you get a quarterback who

31:50

might appear to be better than what he really is

31:53

because he's got a lot of talent. And in

31:55

particular, I wanted to know about you know, Joe

31:57

Burrow and that LSU wide

31:59

receiving. I've never

32:01

seen something like that before, and

32:04

so he was talking about Tuah and

32:07

let me see if I can find it here. Because

32:10

we had a lengthy discussion.

32:12

Okay, sends

32:15

me. Now, I didn't ask for this, but he had listened

32:17

to the show. So my sore said some intel

32:20

on two of second

32:22

most talented quarterback in the draft. Accuracy

32:25

and deep ball impressive, uncanny

32:28

lefty who is a natural righty.

32:30

His dad made him change the

32:32

combine will be more important to him than

32:34

any other player, because he's

32:37

not going to do a single drill. Does

32:39

he pass all the medical tests? He'll

32:41

do great in the interviews. How will he

32:43

do on his board? On the board, the

32:47

scout goes on to say to his wide

32:49

receivers were so good. He didn't have

32:51

to read anything. Film tells

32:53

you he gets away with a lot. No,

32:58

just something to file away. Let

33:01

me see if I have anything else in

33:03

here from him. We

33:06

talked about the Brown situation, talked

33:09

about the Titans with Rabel. Yeah

33:14

that was it. But you know, some of these quarterbacks

33:16

you get away with things and you get be like Johnny.

33:18

Manziel got away with a lot at Texas, say, because

33:21

he had Mike Evans. All else fails,

33:23

throw it up and Mike Evans will go get it and

33:25

he I don't know if he developed bad habits.

33:28

I think those were just his habits. I think that's

33:30

just who Manziel was. Yeah, Paul,

33:32

you talking about combine. You know Devin Singletary,

33:34

the running back you love for the buffal of Els.

33:36

He's five seven two h three, but at the combine

33:39

he blew it. He ran a four six six

33:41

forty. He didn't do well on the cone drill, and

33:43

they also said the combine is not as quick

33:45

as expected, not as fast as expected. This won't

33:47

bode well for him, and he really

33:50

blew the combine according to the reviews

33:53

afterwards. But he looks fantastic. He does

33:55

not look slow in anyway.

33:57

He looks smaller than you

33:59

think and maybe not as fast,

34:01

but he never quits. There

34:03

were a couple of times in that in that game where

34:06

you thought he was stopped and then he

34:08

he just never stopped. And and you

34:10

know, whatever break tackles been, it

34:13

felt like the first guy either missed or he would

34:15

break the tackle. And that kid can

34:17

run on my be my running back any day.

34:20

I loved it. And it felt like he ran

34:22

with a chip on his shoulder. And Boston

34:24

Scott too with the Eagles, like they're guys

34:27

that you just this is why running

34:29

back and wide receiver. Where you go? Where did this guy

34:31

come from? Yeah? Club his homer on Seattle.

34:34

Yeah he is, Yes, so

34:36

again, draft stake Barkley number two.

34:39

Yeah, yeah, I'm on record is

34:41

saying, you know, drafting

34:43

steakewon Barkley. But you know, Carolina

34:47

that's working out right with Christian McCaffrey.

34:49

Uh, they spied their coats and they missed the playoffs.

34:52

Okay, Nick Chubb, he's

34:54

like the League of rushing, but they're way well.

34:57

Derrick Henry did oh d

34:59

yeah, but even down company, he's like he ran for one

35:01

hundred eight yards of the Patriots, they scored two touchdowns.

35:03

It's the Patriots offensive than anything. Running

35:06

backs you need more, you know

35:09

it, you need to pass. I

35:11

could be totally okay, but look at these teams are in the

35:13

playoffs. Yeah, I know, but that well, the

35:16

Ravens are different because their

35:18

quarterback runs so much as well. Okay,

35:22

Seahawks didn't spend money on their running backs,

35:24

right, and the Seahawks, yeah, they have

35:26

undrafted guys, right, but

35:28

but they they're a run. They didn't

35:31

spend any draft capital on running well.

35:33

Uh, they proved

35:35

how ridiculous it is. They've lost the three

35:38

top running backs and you know, they bring in Marshall

35:40

and Lynch off the street and they haven't been a beat.

35:42

But they're a running team. Yeah, no, I know.

35:45

This year is all running teams in the final four

35:47

except for except for the Chiefs, right,

35:50

and they actually pretty high up in the running back ranks

35:52

to believe it or not, They just get so many

35:54

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37:33

What was it an hour ago where we got a winter

37:36

squall alert on our phone? Paully

37:38

just went outside, so

37:41

brave, it's sunny in forty

37:43

eight I don't I don't know where

37:45

the squall? Did we get the squall? I didn't

37:48

see it. Yeah, all

37:50

right, well I guess it. It passed

37:52

us by that squalls the rapid they go fast. I

37:55

saw this article. Let me see if

37:59

what was it in five

38:04

thirty eight? So the website five thirty eight

38:06

is Joe Burrow the most efficient college quarterback

38:09

ever? What did you make of this? Mclovin

38:12

id to argue, I mean, just stat

38:14

and just watching that game against Oklahoma,

38:16

do you remember any quarterback just eyeballing

38:18

who's ever you know, moved the ball so

38:21

easily. He made

38:23

it look he did. He made it look like

38:25

he was playing in the backyard. And he's got

38:27

unbelievable accuracy.

38:29

And you've got you know, two great

38:31

quarterbacks are going to match up in the national title

38:33

game. I've seen

38:36

more out of Joe Burrow. Trevor

38:38

Lawrence might be the physical specimen, maybe

38:41

a better athlete, maybe better arm and you know,

38:43

bigger and all those things. Joe

38:45

Burrow shows you how

38:47

to play the game like he's played

38:49

at a higher level than Trevor Lawrence. That

38:52

doesn't mean Lawrence won't be a better

38:54

pro than Joe Burrow. I'm just saying what I see now.

38:56

But he's a lot older. You

38:58

know, Trevor Lawrence was leading a team to

39:00

a national title as a freshman. I thought there

39:02

would be a drop off this year. There was and

39:05

Joe Burrow, you know, LSU

39:08

finally found a quarterback because they've

39:10

always had talent that's the skilled

39:12

positions, and he took advantage of

39:14

that and he was spectacular. But they

39:16

like how you know, they think, you

39:19

know, athletically and

39:21

also he's a very very sharp

39:24

guy like that. That's what I

39:26

was told about Joe Burrow. Yes, you

39:28

see all these things, but he seems

39:30

really bright. You got to process that information in

39:32

real time. And that's hard for these college

39:35

quarterbacks when they come in because a lot of this is

39:37

just they'll signal in a play

39:40

and it's very simple. They simplify

39:42

it the best they can. When you have to

39:44

do it in real time in NFL terminology,

39:47

then it's a lot different. And you

39:49

know, they think that Joe Burrow is going to be able to do

39:51

that without a problem. Yeah. Mccleum, destactly

39:53

how easy it is to have these stats in college

39:56

football now, like you said yesterday to us at the all

39:58

time rating record. Yeah, off, moving

40:00

away from defense, even Alan Badley can't stop

40:02

anybody. Now, Yes, and I really

40:05

think that that that's what should

40:07

come to mind when you start to see Alabama's

40:09

defense look pedestrian at

40:11

times, not formidable. Now,

40:14

I do think Alishu and Clemson that game, to

40:16

me will be decided by the cornerbacks.

40:19

The best defensive backs are going to win

40:21

that national title in my opinion. Paulie,

40:25

This Dame's towards history. January two thousand,

40:27

Dan Wildcard game between the Bills and the Titans

40:29

and Tennessee. The Bills kick a field goal on third

40:32

down to take a one point lead, sixteen seconds

40:34

on the clock. Then the Bills kicked off to the Titans.

40:37

And here's how it started, with Mike Keith on the call. Do

40:40

the Titans have a miracle left in them?

40:43

What has been a magical season to this point.

40:45

If they do, they need it now. Christie

40:48

kicks it high and short, gonna

40:50

be fielded by Lorenzo. To you at the twenty

40:52

five if you sit back to watch check he

40:55

throws it across the field. A guy said, he's got

40:57

something, he's got something, He's

40:59

got He's got it like he's

41:03

got it high

41:07

back fail

41:10

till the

41:15

Yeah, it was great. Is

41:18

that the best throw in Titan's history. Yeah,

41:22

do you think in all seriousness that call would have

41:24

been tempered today? And Mike Keith would have gone,

41:26

we are checking the sea after review, and

41:29

it looks like it will stay Like would he temper

41:31

his call in the moment? Well? What could

41:33

you have challenged on that play if there's no flags

41:36

whether the past was backwards or not? Yeah, which

41:39

they they still had to do that all

41:42

all scoring is reviewed.

41:44

Oh right now was it back then?

41:46

I have no idea. Yeah, I'm just wondering about

41:48

that. Yeah. It's like Franco Harris with me blank

41:50

at a reception to be like, uh, they're

41:53

gonna have to review this. I don't know if they're

41:55

gonna open like you you lose all that spotanity

41:58

because you're gonna go, well, hold on, we

42:00

got to review this, like Kyle Rudolph touchyow

42:02

the other day. Yeah, and then it was told by the way Joe

42:04

Buck goes, they're not reviewing it. Game

42:07

over. I'll be like, whoa wait,

42:09

what yep? Game over? Final

42:13

results of the poll question there club who's more likely

42:15

to win a two ball in the next few years? Bill Belichick without

42:17

Brady Brady on another team sixty

42:19

four percent. Belchim I

42:23

mentioned the MAVs and the Nuggets

42:25

tonight, which I'll be watching, and

42:28

this is something I'm keeping an eye on. I know nobody

42:30

else is, but I am. Devin

42:32

Booker of the Suns is averaging

42:34

twenty six a game. He's shooting fifty percent

42:37

from the floor ninety one percent from

42:39

the line. Three players in NBA

42:41

history have finished averaging twenty

42:43

five, fifty and ninety

42:46

percent from the line, Larry

42:50

Legend, Kevin Durant. Larry

42:53

did it a couple of times, and Steph Curry. Devin

42:56

Booker is on

42:59

a pace right now to do that, So it

43:02

kind of gets lost. You know, Phoenix hasn't been a really

43:04

good story. I mean, they're improving, but

43:06

Devin Booker, that's one

43:08

of the great And I remember John Calipari talking

43:11

about how great Devin Booker was as

43:13

a shooter, because I you know,

43:15

you watch Kentucky players and you're like, oh, there's

43:17

another first rounder and there's another first rounder,

43:20

and they sort of all messed together and

43:22

then you see Devin Booker. Devin

43:25

Booker is that that form

43:27

wise, that's a wonderful shot, beautiful

43:29

shot all right, go around

43:31

the room. What we learned on this award winning program? Uh,

43:34

Todd, what did you learn today? McLevin says

43:36

that you don't want a team that has a lot of tackles.

43:39

Apparently, McLevin, what

43:42

did you learn? You actually hurt your team by tackling

43:44

the other playoff? Apparently according

43:46

to you, just don't tackle

43:48

them. Yeah, if you know what tackle them, it's

43:51

terrible. Seaton O'Connor junior, the third.

43:53

DK Metcalf gets his T shirts like

43:55

everyone everybody else does, but then he can

43:58

only wear him twice and then he asked to wash him than

44:00

they shrink Pauly Ester. Huge

44:02

score for our it. DK Metcalf

44:04

confirms no sleeves and Lambeau. Yeah,

44:06

Todd. Mike Rabel's

44:08

goal, even though he's currently the Titans coaches, to become the

44:10

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44:13

that's what I was told. I don't know if Mike has

44:15

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