The Dan Patrick Show (C&R) – Detailed Summary

Episode: "C&R – Spittle Suspension & Rich Calls Shot"
Date: November 18, 2025
Hosts: Steve Covino, Rich Davis, Dan Beyer, Danny G
Network: iHeartPodcasts, Dan Patrick Podcast Network

Episode Overview

This episode is a blend of sports debate, banter, and trivia. Covino and Rich kick off their Monday with NFL storylines—including playoff speculation, player conduct (the Jamar Chase spitting incident), and news on Jake Paul’s high-profile heavyweight boxing match against Anthony Joshua. They host their signature sports trivia game, "Last One Standing," and provide rapid-fire commentary on NBA and NFL news. The mood is energetic, humorous, and occasionally irreverent, staying true to the C&R tone.

Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Jamar Chase Spitting Incident

[03:35–04:30, 39:31–40:20]

• The show opens with Steve Covino jokingly denying responsibility for spitting, referencing Bengals receiver Jamar Chase allegedly spitting on Jalen Ramsey.
• Rich Davis is convinced by video evidence ("If you watch the ESPN link... you clearly see him spitting. So I don’t know how there’s any debate about it. He’s just lying to cover his ass." – Rich, 04:04).
• The incident is revisited after an update: Jamar Chase is suspended for one game, appealing the suspension despite apparent video proof ("Are you insulting my intelligence... Am I supposed to believe it didn’t happen when my eyes are seeing it?" – Rich, 40:18).
• The crew debates if spitting is among the worst acts of disrespect in sports.

2. NFL Playoff Picture & Miami Dolphins Hype

[04:25–05:19]

• A side conversation on whether four-win teams—specifically the Dolphins—could mount a playoff run, despite a questionable game strategy. Dan Beyer suggests the Dolphins’ playoff hopes are slim but alive entering the bye week.

3. "Last One Standing" Sports Trivia

[05:21–13:15]

• The recurring game segment is a major highlight, with participants including Steve Covino, Rich Davis, Dan Beyer, and a listener named Virgil.
• Round 1: Identify NFL teams whose kickers have the most 50+ yard field goals this season.
  • Intense competition and friendly jabs.
  • Notable Quote: "If you win two of the rounds, you are the top dog. Here are the contestants... 11 time winner Steve Covino... 15 time winner Rich Davis... 36 time winner Dan Beyer." – Danny G, 06:18
• Round 2: NBA teams with 8+ wins this season.
  • Playful confusion and competitive back-and-forth.
• Round 3: NFL teams with the best turnover differential.
  • Rich clinches his 16th win: "...he stuck out his chest, and he actually called his shot. He just pulled a Joe Namath." – Danny G, 13:02
• Game tone: Irreverent and high-energy, with plenty of sports-nerd pride ("Closer to 16 [wins]." – Rich Davis, 11:15).
• Winner: Rich Davis; friendly grumbling from Covino and the others.

4. Jake Paul vs. Anthony Joshua – Heavyweight Boxing Shock

[21:14–36:54]

• The official announcement: Jake Paul will fight Anthony Joshua on December 19 in Miami (on Netflix).
• Covino’s summary: Paul is "taking a huge leap" from training for a much smaller boxer (Gervonta Davis fight fell through) to a "full-on, legitimate heavyweight" in Joshua. The discussion centers on whether Paul stands a chance and the spectacle vs. legitimacy of the matchup.
  • "Jake Paul wants you to know that he’s in his prime, but Anthony Joshua sort of has some battle wounds, some wear and tear." – Covino, 22:20
• The crew wonders if Paul is exploiting an aging, vulnerable Joshua or truly biting off more than he can chew.
• Notable Analysis: "I don’t think Jake Paul has a shot... If he looks decent against a guy like this, again, it’s still a good look—a moral victory." – Rich, 36:26
• Discussion on whether the fight could be "fixed" or is more spectacle than sport, especially since it's a Netflix production. Dan Beyer suggests, "The whole thing is a show. All of it’s been a show." (35:23)
• Amir Khan’s warning (via news reference): Jake Paul “could get killed” in this fight—though the hosts debate whether this is hype or genuine risk ("Jake Paul didn’t get into this to die in the ring. That just adds to the hype." – Dan Beyer, 34:05).
• Weight clause angle: Joshua purportedly can’t weigh more than 245 lbs, potentially leveling the playing field for Paul.

5. NFL Player Oversleeping & Accountability (Abdul Carter Story)

[45:32–49:54]

• Giants rookie Abdul Carter benched for reportedly sleeping through walkthrough; he claims he was getting treatment instead ("When the hate don’t work, they start telling lies." – Carter, 46:10).
• The crew discusses personal responsibility versus team accountability, especially for rookies, and how common “oversleeping” is, both in sports and real life.
• Covino adds: "Why didn’t anyone wake his ass up? He’s at the facility... It’s no one’s job to look out for this guy?" (46:24)
• Dan Beyer: "Maybe those veterans aren’t interested in necessarily helping him out." (47:19)
• Expands to stories of others (including Covino’s brother) recently missing obligations due to oversleeping—tying into the theme of professionalism and discipline.

Notable Quotes & Moments

• On the Spitting Incident:

  • "Did you see spit or no?" – Covino, 03:35
  • "If you watch the ESPN link Danny G... you clearly see him spitting... He’s just lying to cover his ass." – Rich, 04:04
  • "Are you insulting my intelligence... Am I supposed to believe that it didn’t happen when my eyes are seeing it?" – Rich, 40:18

• On Jake Paul’s Heavyweight Jump:

  • "He brings people together. Fight night. Yo, bro, who’s coming over? We’re having a party. That’s fun." – Covino, 22:40
  • "He isn’t necessarily in his prime, but he’s not retired... Do I think he’s going to beat Jake Paul? I do." – Covino, 22:45
  • "That’s not easy to do. That’s unprecedented. Who’s ever done that before? Who’s gone from a guy a foot shorter and 100 pounds lighter to Anthony Joshua?" – Covino, 22:59
  • "Jake Paul could get hurt. Boxing legend warns Jake Paul could get killed in Anthony Joshua fight." – Danny G, 33:22

• On Spectacle vs. Sport:

  • "The whole thing is a show. All of it’s been a show." – Dan Beyer, 35:23
  • "To me, that just feels like—there’s Khan believing this is a legitimate and real fight. But there’s always gonna be the naysayers." – Rich, 35:53
  • "If he loses to Jake Paul, Anthony Joshua retires. That’s the end." – Covino, 33:11

• On Oversleeping/Rookie Accountability:

  • "He’s a high draft pick... but falling as—even if he was getting some treatment and fell asleep during the treatment, maybe that’s understandable." – Covino, 46:24
  • "It’s no one’s job to look out for this guy in that way... maybe it’s a rookie, or a player they don’t know yet." – Dan Beyer, 47:19

• Trivia Game Highlight:

  • "He stuck out his chest and actually called his shot... pulled a Joe Namath." – Danny G on Rich’s win, 13:02

Timestamps for Key Segments

• [03:35] - Spitting Incident: Covino and Rich open with Jamar Chase controversy
• [05:21] - "Last One Standing" sports trivia game
• [21:14] - Jake Paul vs. Anthony Joshua discussion begins
• [29:34] - Does Jake Paul have a shot? Spectacle vs real contest
• [33:22] - Amir Khan's “danger” warning discussed
• [35:23] - Is the fight a “show” or a serious boxing match?
• [39:31] - NFL update: Jamar Chase suspension
• [45:32] - Abdul Carter “oversleeping”/rookie accountability
• [51:00] - Episode outro and Monday Night Football preview

Conclusion

This C&R episode is filled with sharp, sometimes snarky, sports banter and inside jokes, underpinned by real analysis of current headlines. Whether debating infamous sports disrespect (spitting), the “freak show” nature of Jake Paul’s boxing ascent, or rookie pitfalls, the show maintains momentum via friendly competition and a deep bench of pop culture analogies.
Fans who missed the episode will walk away with a rich sense of the day's top stories—delivered with C&R’s trademark irreverence.