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Play of the day poll question, Stat of the day, all of that. Forthcoming hall of Famer Steve Young will join us a little bit later on. The actor and Philadelphia Eagle fan Kevin Bacon a little bit later on as well. 126 million people in the United States watch the Super Bowl. That is a new super bowl viewing record. And I'm wondering about this. You know, there was going to be Chiefs fatigue. No, nobody wants to have the Chiefs back in the Super Bowl. I don't know how many people watch because they wanted to watch the Chiefs lose. But they do have star power. You do have star power with your quarterback, with your tight end. You have a great coach in Andy Reid. You have the Taylor Swift factor, although I think they only showed her once or twice on tv. The over under was five and a half and they cut back greatly on that. But maybe you tuned in to watch them lose. Maybe people stayed tuned in because they wanted to see just how bad they would lose. It's hard for me to believe that people go, boy, I'm rooting for the Eagles just outside of Philadelphia. I don't see that happening. But I do see America going, okay, let me just tune in to see, oh, they're losing. Oh, they're down 17. This is awesome. And then all of a sudden the misery starts to set in and the Eagles. Oh, by the way, that might be one of those where we remember the Chiefs losing maybe more than we do, the Eagles winning because it was about a three peat. It's about Mahomes. He's going to be the goat. Andy Reid, he's approaching Bill Belichick. Does Kelsey get engaged right after the game? You know, there was so much involved in it that, oh, by the way, that Eagles defense was great and you could put them in a, you know, the conversation. And it's a small group of best defensive performances in super bowl history. If I'm the Chiefs or I'm the Eagles, when I get my super bowl ring, I think I put the score 40 to 6. I think they got some, oh, by the way, touchdowns. That doesn't really count. We beat them 40 to 6. It's okay. Yeah, it's your ring. Be snarky there a little bit, as Philadelphia fans have been known to be. But instead of putting the score of 40 to 22, which it doesn't feel that way. But you know what, speaking of the super bowl, let's, let's go back and look at Super Bowls since 2000. How many of these do we really remember and why do we remember them? 2000St. Louis, the then St. Louis Rams beat Tennessee and we remember that because that was the Mike Jones play down at the one yard line. Oh, right, the grass. Yeah, yeah. Okay. 2001, Baltimore in one of the great defensive performances blew out the Giants. I don't know if anybody remembers anything from that other than the Giants in the super bowl. And they weren't any good certainly that day. New England against St. Louis. 2002, I don't know what you remember from the game other than that was Tom Brady's coming out party. And that's when John Madden famously said, hey, they should be playing for overtime. And that's when we saw Tom Brady. He was born right there in front of us. They were going for the game winning field goal, which they got. 2003 Tampa Bay with Jon Gruden beat Jon Gruden's Oakland Raiders 48 to 21. And that's when the Raiders said, well, Gruden knew all of our plays, that maybe they didn't change things up their audibles and they played like they knew what Oakland was going to do in that game. Yes, Paulie, was that the Dexter Jackson game? Defensive back and then he signed a big contract. Yeah, couple interceptions there. It's like you can remember one or two things from every game that. But that Jerry Rice in that game, Rich Gannon, I think was MVP. 2004, New England against Carolina. Do you remember that for the halftime show? Wasn't that Janet Jackson? Ms. Jackson, if you're nasty. So that was New England over Carolina 32 to 29. Adam Vinitari with another game winning kick. The quarterback for Carolina was Paul Jake. Del Homie. Hey, Del Homie. Okay, New England over Philadelphia in Jacksonville. What do you remember about that? Now I. I know what I remember. And I actually had to have security with me when I was doing SportsCenter because I asked who was it? Fred, the wide receiver. Freddie Mitchell. Fred X. And I said he was talking about the defensive backs for the Patriots. And I said he was talking their numbers. I said, do you know their names? And he didn't know their names. And that was a really good secondary for, you know, Ty Law, Rodney Harrison, probably Lawyer Malloy in there. And I remember that when that came out and that was a big deal during super bowl week. And I remember where there were Philly fans who were not pleased with me because all I did was say, do you know who those players are? And Fred didn't know their names. So I remember that. 24, 21. I think Rodney Harrison had an interception at the end of that game. Pittsburgh against Seattle, 2006. What do you remember? Ben Roethlisberger, Mike Holmgren, Willie Parker. Willie Parker. Good, Paul. Okay. Wow. Yeah, I didn't remember that. Hasselbeck. Matt Hasselbeck. Yes, Todd. I remember there was a kind of a big deal that Bettis was winning in his hometown of Detroit. Not so much something in the game, but just on the outskirts of it that was kind of a homecoming to win it there was cool. For Jerome. Yeah. Indianapolis over Chicago 29 to 17. Yes, Paul. That was a no show super bowl by the Bears. But Devin Hester returned the opening kickoff for some false hope. And Tony Dungey swore that he was not going to kick to Devin Hester at the last minute decide to kick to Devin Hester. And he ran it back. The Giants over New England, 2008. That was when they were going to be undefeated and the giants beat them 17 14. Pittsburgh over Arizona 27, 23. That was. That's one of the great Super Bowls I've ever witnessed, whether I'm watching on TV or in person, happen to be there. But so many big plays, so many big moments. It was just wonderful. James Harrison at the end of the first half. Ben at the end of the game, Larry Fitzgerald, we thought he was going to get the game winning touchdown. The Arizona Cardinals were going to win the Super Bowl. New Orleans over Indianapolis. I'm going to say onside kick, second half, Sean Payton, probably the last onside kick in super bowl history. Green Bay over Pittsburgh in 2011. 3125. Desmond. Oh, no, not Desmond Howard. Yes, Marvin. I thought, me personally that was gonna. That was the start of the next dynasty with Green Bay, young Aaron Rodgers, Aaron Rogers, maybe 25 at that point. Yeah, but what do you remember from that game? I'm blinking. Yeah, yeah. 2012, giants over New England 2117. What do you remember from that one, Marvin? The Manningham catch. Yeah. That was the most perfectest throw ever. Perfect this. I don't think Eli gets enough credit for that throw because when you say, oh, Eli Manning. Oh, the helmet catch. Well, that's about the catch. The throw was pretty great too. That throw is one of the greatest clutch throws in NFL history and I don't think it gets enough attention there. But Manningham down the sidelines and it was perfectly placed. Baltimore 34, San Francisco 31. That was 2013. That was when the power outage, the lights went out and it was Harbaugh versus Harbaugh. Seattle over Denver 43 to 8. Hey, Todd. First play of the game with ball snapped over Manning's head. It just was not a good sign. Wow, that one was rough. That Percy Harvin returned one. Okay, I don't remember that. I just know that the Legion of Boone was unbelievable. Boom. Was unbelievable. Like Peyton didn't have a chance. Yes. Tom, is that the absolute earliest you can get a bad feeling about a team in the super bowl on the very first play for the ball to get snapped over your head into the end zone? Well, yeah, I guess. Except for didn't Aaron Rodgers come out pre game with the flag upside down? Like they screwed up that. Like that's a bad sign when you go, I think they screwed up him bringing out the American flag. Let's see. Denver over Carolina. That was Von Miller. Von Miller. Strip sack. New England over at. Well, you know, 3428. We know. We all remember that one. I don't know where that ranks most memorable, but if you say, hey, New England against Atlanta, 283 comes out of your mouth. Yeah, Paul, that game comes on NFL Network sometimes. And I'll stop what I'm doing. I hate to do this to the Falcons fans, but the Falcons had the ball with five minutes to Go in the third quarter and it's bone dry. The crowd's dry, the announcers are dry, and the game feels like it's being played out. And then they didn't get the first down. And then it was like a swarm of bees attacked their team. The you had Philadelphia in 2018. That's Nick Foles beating New England. New England didn't punt, but that was back and forth. That was a lot of fun. Brady threw for 500 yards and lost. Brandon Graham at the end of the game with the sack. But Philadelphia, the Phillies special. This is one of the worst ones ever. 2019, New England 13, the Rams 3. Terrible. I don't remember anything from that game. Now, Marvin, you might remind me of something there. You know, here's another thing. Out of all of these games that I'm mentioning. How many times do you remember what the quarterback did in that game? Because we're going to remember Patrick Mahomes. His quarterback rating was 10 in the first half against Tampa Bay. He got roughed up, too. But in fairness to him, how many? I don't know what Tom Brady did in that game. 13 to 3 against the Rams. Yes. Paul Brady had 262, no touchdowns and a pick. Yeah. Generic. They had to give the MVP to someone and they gave it to Edelman for his 12 catches. Yeah. 2020 Kansas City over San Francisco, 31 to 2020. 21. Tampa Bay 31, Kansas City 9. I just remember that defense was awesome in that game. 2022, it was the Rams in Cincinnati and it was Aaron Donald with the Sack. Odell Beckham Jr. III looked like he was on his way to being the MVP. Got hurt. 2023 Kansas City over Philadelphia. 38, 35. What do you remember from that? 3835, Marvin? One of the better performances in a losing effort. Thought Jalen Hurts is probably the best player in that. In that game. Jalen Hurts, if I look at his performances in the two Super Bowls, I mean, you're hard pressed to come up with two better performances by one quarterback. Kansas City in 2024 beat San Francisco 25, 22. And that was Mahomes. The last drive with the touchdown pass to Marvin Hardman. Yeah. Bloop, bloop. And then you had Philadelphia against Kansas City, 40 to 22. What will we remember from this game? I'll let you guys think about that. We'll take a break. We'll come up with a poll question here. But a lot of times we get so caught up. We're ready for the Super Bowl. We talk about the super bowl, the super bowl ends and then we forget. Sometimes I'll go, who was in the super bowl last year? It's just like it just goes by so quickly there. But we'll get to phone calls coming up. We'll have the hour one poll question. Steve Young will join us in an hour from now. We're back after this Dan Patrick show. Fox Sports Radio has the best sports talk lineup in the nation. Catch all of our shows@foxsportsradio.com and within the iHeartRadio app. Search FSR to listen live. Hey, Steve Covino. And I'm Rich Davis and together we're Covino and Rich on Fox Sports Radio. You can catch us weekdays from 5 to 7pm Eastern, 2 to 4 Pacific on Fox Sports Radio. And of course, the iHeartRadio app. Why should you listen to Covino and Rich? 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Listen to Lots to say with Bobby Bones and Matt Castle on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcast, or wherever you get your podcast. Play of the day. Coming up, we'll settle on a poll question. We will get to your phone calls. I saw where Luka Doncic's debut was described as dazzling. It was not dazzling. If he was playing in Dallas and he was still on the Mavs, would they have described the game as dazzling? And the answer is no. It's okay to just say he had an okay night, you know, fun to see him play, hit a three and then missed his next six. But he didn't have a dazzling night. He just had a night. There was nothing special about it. He just came off an injury. I wasn't expecting much, but, you know, he had a nice night. They ended up beating Utah, but a dazzling night. I think that's misrepresenting his performance if that's the case. I had a couple dazzling nights in my career. Like, all right, that's not bad. I missed six consecutive three pointers. Yes, Paulie. There was a surrealness to watching him walk out in the Laker jersey because you're Like, I guess everyone does end up there. Anthony Davis and Paul Gasol and Kobe Bryant. It reminded me of the Yankees in the 90s and 2000s. Every pitcher, Kevin Brown is going to be a Yankee eventually. Yes. Now they're going to be a Dodger. Yes. Seaton. It was just as surreal to see Dirk Nowitzki there. Yeah. Watching him. Yeah. As if that didn't, like, cement that, like, man, the match really screwed this up. And the fact that Anthony Davis is out for a couple of weeks now with another injury, it just compounds, you know, the magnitude of that trade. Now, if Anthony Davis is healthy, why we start every conversation about Anthony Davis when healthy? How many times do we do that? What other player do we do that, you know, when healthy? Kawhi Leonard. That's it. Hey, when healthy, yes, but never healthy. And Anthony Davis, if healthy, makes them a dangerous team. But he's not healthy, therefore they're not a dangerous team. The Luca possibility, that's fun. You know, I'm interested to see sort of the shift in power with. It was LeBron's team. Ish. To. Now it's Luca's teamish. And to see how LeBron sort of adapts to that. There are reports that they're, you know, conferring with Luca about trade possibilities, that Luca wanted to have Mark Williams from Charlotte. He wanted to have a big guy so he could have alley. Oops, that trade has been rescinded. Boy, is that awkward. So he failed a physical with the Lakers, but then. So then he goes back, and then Dalton connect has to go back to Los Angeles. Can you get a second opinion on a physical? I don't know how that works because Charlotte's saying that there's something up with the medical staff with the Lakers, that they failed him on this, you know, physical test. But if you're Dalton connect, that's got to be weird to come back. You know, you still have your locker there. Plus, he would have played a lot in Charlotte. That would have been a great situation for him. Yes, Marvin. And this isn't the first time this has happened to the Lakers. You remember the Chris Paul train, I think Pal Gasol and Lamar Odom, either one or the both of them were supposed to go to New Orleans, and then they got vetoed. Hey, Lamar. Hey. Welcome back. Come back. Hey, pal. Where have you been? All right, was this super bowl memorable? And if so, why was it memorable? Marvin, I'll start with you. It was memorable, and that's because of the spanking that happened. Okay, so the domination is what's going to stand out? Yes. Okay. Todd memorable because seeing Patrick Mahomes flustered and not being able to figure out a way to get through the Eagles and do what he normally does was shocking to me. Yeah, but we've seen that before against Tampa Bay. Same thing. You saw him with an average offensive line and he had an average performance. Paul memorable super bowl and if so, why more so the chief side coming close to history and you may never get it again for a three peat like the 19 and oh Patriots coming close to history. That was the story the next day. More than the Giants winning. Seaton, what about you? Memorable super bowl and if so, why? I don't know if it is that memorable from the Chiefs standpoint. I think what Patrick Mahomes does next year will determine how memorable this year is in a way. I don't know if this one stands the test of time. It's like I remember exactly where I was when that game happened. I don't know that that's going to be the case. Yeah, the, I guess my original thought was I'll remember it because Jalen Hurts was once again the better quarterback in a Super bowl matchup with Patrick Mahomes. He played better. Yeah, you go back to the, you know, first super bowl when he had the fumble, but other than that he played unbelievable. And it's strange that he seems to be big in big games but the regular season it just doesn't seem like they let him. As he said, you know, take off the straight jacket there. But we'll get to your phone calls coming up. Poll question for hour one is going to be what? Seaton. Yeah, we got one here from Paul. It's off this topic. The Chiefs Eagles super bowl was memorable for the Eagles defensive dominance. The Chiefs no show. Or the three peat not happening or it wasn't memorable. I'm going to say the three peat. I would say that probably is what will resonate with us 10 or 15 years from now. We'll, we'll probably talk about that now. Depends on what happens with Mahomes. Is he going to have a 10 year stretch where he doesn't go to a Super bowl or win a Super Bowl? Brady didn't win a Super Bowl. He went to a couple of them. But that's like, that's amazing. In his stats in that 10 year window are hall of Fame like so he had hall of Fame. He's had three hall of Fame careers. Patrick Mahomes has one hall of Fame career right now. Now we'll see what he does over the next 10 years. How long does Andy Reid coach Kelsey? How long is he going to hold on? They've been unbelievable at the plug and play. This is what the Patriots did. They mas Kansas City's trying to emulate that. But to be able to do that over a 10, 15 year period, that will be really, really, really difficult. But their front office has been great. They have done well drafting at the bottom part of the first round and you still have Mahomes there. But I think they're going to need. It's the offensive line again. After they got blown out by Tampa in the super bowl, they had to reinforce that offensive line, but with injuries, you got guys playing out of position and it showed. That Eagles defensive line was awesome. And there was only one household name. And even then you might not consider Jalen Carter a household name. You should in NFL circles, but even that defense, you know, Cooper De Jean, okay, there's a novelty, a white defensive back. And then I think he was defensive player of the year in Iowa. And Josh Sweat. Bond. Bond. There were a lot of people who liked him for defensive player of the year. So you, you have this defense where you're like, I don't know. And then all of a sudden you watch them as a unit. So it's not the individuals as much as it was just the unit there that played unbelievable, played great. But I don't know if, you know, it's not like the Steel Curtain or the Ravens when, you know, they had Ray Lewis, but Jalen Carter, the way he plays, how he plays, you know, that's, that's the second coming of a larger Aaron Donald. And boy, is that bad news for everybody else. I love pressure up the middle when you see the defensive guys who push the quarterback up and then you gotta go one way or the other. You know, you can have a guy on the edge, but then they can sort of, you know, fend you off when, when the defensive player is coming right at you and you're the quarterback. That makes you think a whole lot more than that guy coming off the side. Because you can step up in the pocket when you got the guy who comes up the middle. Because I never looked at Aaron Donald's sack totals or even Jalen Carter. He didn't have a sack, I don't think. Doesn't matter. He took two guys every single play. Great. You know, it's like, hello, nada. Like those guys who were just there and you got to deal with them. And Jalen Carter, he was wonderful. In fact, at one point during the regular season, I said he might be their most valuable player, which sounds crazy with what Saquon did. And then Jalen Hurts as well. But when you have that guy and nobody else has a guy like that, I don't think there's any other team that has a guy like Jalen Carter his age, that ability able to disrupt got him on a rookie contract. Man going to be formidable. Let's see here. Luke and Charlotte. Hi, Luke. What's on your mind today? Hey, Dan. Well, I had a rough, rough betting day on Sunday for one my, my little two pick parlay. Jalen hurts first touchdown, which was a bit of a roller coaster which we ended up getting. I just, I just thought, oh, now I just gotta wait the entire day for Travis Kelsey to score. And it didn't happen. But then also Travis Kelsey did not score off the field. So I'm here to humbly ask Marvin what flavor pie I need to take. All right. Marvin had a bet with Luke and Charlotte. What, what flavor piece? Just stick with the classics. We'll just go blueberry, blueberry pie. And then you'll send us the video. Luke. Yep. I got Tyler's email and I'll, I'll send it in this week. Okay, thank you. All right, we look forward to that. I think there's a couple of bets to be paid off here, Marvin. Euro to pie to the face. I am. Okay, when would you like said pie to the face? When it's warm. Because if you think I'm going outside and taking a pie. You want the pie warm or you want the weather warm? Oh, the weather warm. Doug in North Carolina. Good morning, Doug. What's on your mind today? Well, Dan, yesterday you guys asked the question who had the worst weekend? And you nominated Nick Wright, Mahomes, and I think Taylor Swift. I think there's somebody you guys are forgetting about and that's Pat Riley, who I didn't know this until this year, but I guess in the 80s he copywrote the phrase 3 Pete and he had a deal on the table with the chief. Yeah, that would have given him a percentage of any merchandise sold. He lost millions upon millions of dollars yesterday and he wasn't even at the game. I think he, I think he has to be in consideration. But he also was able to trade away Jimmy Butler. So I'm going to guess that maybe it evened out for Pat Riley. Finally got rid of Jimmy Buckets Bryant in Virginia. Hi, Bryant. What's on your mind? Hey, D.P. good to be back on I actually come to you today with another title for Fritzi, the concierge of comedy, because you come to him with so many different subjects, impressions, even parody songs. I'm hoping next month we play one dining moment again, and Fritzi provides assistance for the show with all these areas of comedy and does a great job. Okay, the concierge of comedy. I kind of like that. Thanks, Brian. All right, once again, don't be afraid to come up with the comedy part of that. I just like collecting the titles. I'm not going to prove it to you. I know your business card. You know, the ambassador of humor. Observational comments, not humor. Yes, observational humor optional. Did we get the stat of the day song from Pandora? We sure did. Okay, let me give you a stat of the day first. And then Pandora sent in a stat of the day song. Now, we don't want you to take the stat of the day that we got from, like, Will Ferrell or some of these other, you know, Darius Rucker. You got to come up with your own version. Yes. Who is Pandora and why is this? Why are we playing our song? Because she wanted to send in a stat of the day song. Pandora lives in Vegas. I think her husband called in and said, my wife has a stat of the day song. Let me give you a stat of the day. If your name's Pandora, you're destined to live in Vegas. I mean, it's inevitable. To the main stage. 12 players open that box. 12 players had 30 or more points on Monday. So far this season, 119 different players have had at least one 30 point game. Start of the day, instead of the day. We love your stat of the day. Start of the day. Start of the day. Oh, damn. Give us the stat of the day. Stat of the day. We love that stat. Stat of the day. Alrighty, Pandora. Thank you. Todd, what'd you think of Pandora's stat of the day? I thought that was very good. All right, Satan, how about you? I think that she. I think there's something there. Maybe tried too hard. Okay, Marvin, I'm gonna fill in the blank. Pandora. Saturday was suggestive. Okay, Holly. It's like if Melissa Etheridge had strep throat. So there's something there, but it felt like it was clogged up a little bit. Okay. Yeah, Clogged, Clogged up. Yeah, like a. Doesn't sound very complimentary. It sounds like something with strep throat. Suggestive. Is that what you said, Marvin? I did, yeah. Okay. He's kind of got the now I look good. Outside. Then I take a deep breath and I get real high and I'm going home. More non blondes. No. Yeah. Yeah. And I sing. Yeah. Yeah. Tom in North Carolina. Thank you, Pandora. Thank you, Tom in North Carolina. Morning, dp. Hey, Tom. Yeah. I was looking, I was looking back through the podcast of the last week's interviews, and I remember hearing you say you were asking a question. You asked a couple of different people, and I was wondering where the premise was and the wording that you asked a couple. I know you asked Mike Golick, and I don't always answer. You asked the team more likely to blow out the other team. Were you foreseeing a blowout? Where was the premise of that question? Where did it come from? Well, I knew the Chiefs were favored, and if it was going to be a close game, like, then the Chiefs were going to be the favorites for a close game. But the reason why I brought up, and I probably ask this every year, like, if there's a blowout, who's it going to be? I didn't have a premonition as much as I thought. What happens in the super bowl or in big games, championship games, like, when it starts to go bad, then you get desperate and then all of a sudden it gets even worse. And it felt like the potential was there that it could get worse for the Chiefs. They were. I, I thought they were going to win because of Patrick Mahomes, but the Eagles were a better team. And I said, but the best team doesn't always win, so I'm banking on the best quarterback and best coach. But I think Andy Reid got out coached and Patrick Mahomes got outplayed. But the Eagles were a better team and they had more weapons. Like, this wasn't a fluky win. We're not going to look back and go, boy, they benefited. Like, there was no controvers. Like maybe one or two plays were like, that's past interference. Oh, they're getting all the call. I haven't heard anybody say all the calls the Chiefs got on Sunday. Because there is no conspiracy theory. There is none. That's silly. So they wanted them to get to the super bowl, but then they wanted them to lose, I guess. Is that the storyline the NFL wanted? All right, all right, let me take a break. We've got our play of the day coming up. Yes, the ratings worked. They did. They did. It got the Chiefs in there, everybody. But why not show Taylor Swift a little bit more than just one time? One time over under was five and a half. I got cheated. I think the refs throw flags to then see Taylor Swift's reaction for tv. That's what I think the conspiracy theory is. Did they go to her when the crowd, the Eagles fans were booing her? I think that was pre game. Oh, was it? Because I think she looked around like they're booing me. To be fair, they also Eagles fans also booed Jon Hamm. Oh, okay. So they kind of booed anybody that was non Eagles related. Eagles fans booed Paul. Paulie said to me, who's hotter, Jon Hamm or Taylor Swift? Fair question. Yeah, it is. Of course it is. It's John Ham. Yeah. More handsome. Right? But Bradley Cooper versus John Ham versus Taylor Swift. That's close. I'm going Bradley Cooper. Yeah, he's got different looks about him. John Ham has a. Jon Hamm plays John Hammond. Bradley Cooper has has some range there. Let me take a break here. The hot guy draft. Oh, had a couple years. Play of the day's up next. Be sure to catch the live edition of the Dan Patrick show, weekdays at 9am Eastern, 6am Pacific on Fox Sports Radio and the iHeartRadio app. Everyone's forgotten who runs this valley. Time to remind them. Yellowstone fans, step into the Yellowstone universe. Our family legacy is this ranch and I protect it. Live my life. Hosted by Bobby Bones, the official Yellowstone podcast takes you deeper into the franchise that's captivated millions worldwide. Action explore untold behind the scenes stories, exclusive cast interviews and in depth discussions about the themes and legacy of Yellowstone. You know, the first students to settle this valley fighting was all they knew. Whether you're a longtime fan or new to the ranch, welcome to the Yellowstone. Bobby Bones has everything you need to stay connected to the Yellowstone phenomenon. I look forward to it. 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It was a debut play of the day brought to you by Tire Rack, official tire expert at the Dan Patrick show. Go to tirerack.com dan try the tire decision guide. See the full lineup of Bridgestone tires. Special offers, free road hazard protection, mobile tire installation. Tirerack.com the way tire buying should be a couple more phone calls, early poll results if you can. Seton. Yeah, let's see right now. The Chiefs Eagles super bowl was memorable for the Eagles defensive dominance. The Chiefs no showing and not getting the three peed or it wasn't memorable at all. Right now, 57% are saying that it wasn't memorable. Oh, okay. Yeah. Pat in Iowa. Hi Pat. What's on your mind today? 6, 4, 2, 25 that stat of the day hook you guys. It's terrible. Wow. It's terrible. I felt it was uncomfortable. I was. I about muted my radio. It was terrible. We can do. We can do better, right? We just delete that all together Well, I don't know. I'm gonna let my. Okay. Yeah. A little bit of a Madeline Khan quality myself. A little bit. Yeah. The little Madeline. Yes. Sorry. Sorry about that, Pat. But, yeah, you know, if other people want to give their take on Saturday, I'm open to that. We're open for business. You know, this is your radio show. This is your TV show, and you can be part of this program if you like. The people's show. Yes, it is. Absolutely. David in Ohio. Hi, David. What's on your mind today? Yeah, Dan, I actually like the song. I think you guys really opened Pandora's box with that song. Thank you. Yeah, yeah. Anyway, I'm calling. Yeah, thank you. I'm calling to see when Dylan's gonna be taking the pie to the face for the over under five and a half. Taylor Swift, they only showed her one time, and I just want to know when that was going to take place. All right, I'll check. I'll check with Dylan, our gambling guy. Gambling podcast. So Marvin has to take a pie and Dylan has to take a pie. So we'll probably try to sync those up one of these days. Is that all right, Marv? I'm good with that. All right. Maybe Thursday of this week. Yeah. Oh, there's like. Oh, Thursday in May. Yeah. I mean, okay. All right. We can. We can stretch this out if you want warmer weather to go outside, get the pie to the face. As long as it's not for Mario. Mario. Okay. He won't do. Mario broke my nose. Do you want to pick who's going to hit you in the face with a pie? Anybody but Mario. Okay. Andrew in Washington. Hi, Andrew. Welcome back. Hey, good morning, Dan. Dan, thanks for taking my call. I'm going to remember this super bowl just for opening up my phone. I was at work and seeing 24 to nothing going. There's only one 28 to three. That's not going to happen again. I think Luca's debut was on par, you know, not having played since Christmas, coming back from an injury, just getting back into the rotation, having a whole new offense around him, new players. He had a court, a long court. Pass the LeBron. He had a couple alley oops to Jackson Hayes. He made a step back three. Hey. He had all of his repertoire. They're just not in the amount that we usually see. I do have a stat of the day real quick on the Lakers and how well they've been playing. The Lakers have won six straight games by scoring 120 or more points. That's the longest streak of winning six straight with 120 points since, well, the Showtime Lakers in 1985. Stat of the day. Stat of the day. Stat of the day. Stat of the day. Here comes that. What Stat of the day. Top stat of the day brought to you by Panini America. Will Ferrell, anchorman He did text me. He said he was going to the game last night and he said, anything you would like for me to say to Luca? And I said, tell him play defense. And he said, anything else? I said, no, that's it. Maybe Will can join us tomorrow to recap Luca's performance there. Also, the Saturday Night Live 50th anniversary. We could maybe tap into that as well. Zach in la. Hi, Zach. What's on your mind? Dano, Good morning. Good morning. I want to second that. Say that that Saturday science is pretty bad. Wow. Not good. But I'll get to the point. Just wanted to speak about how these NFL teams allow these coordinators to walk out of the building. I'm a diehard Eagles fan traveling back from New Orleans to la, and I'm just thinking about how we can't let Kellen Moore walk out of the building. I mean, this is going to be Jalen Hurts 6 coordinator. And as these owners go through these meetings, you don't think that they got to figure out a way to keep these coordinators in house. I mean, wouldn't the coordinators want to stay? I mean, we see lifers like Fangio and Spagnolo. Those are more defensive. Maybe Jim Schwartz, too. But wouldn't Kellen have the incentive to stay, considering how maybe good this team's built for the next couple of years? Everybody wants to be a head coach. Not everybody should be, but Kellen Moore wants to be a head coach. Thought he was going to get the opportunity in Dallas, got kicked to the curb, went to the Chargers, now with Philadelphia, and it's a great jumping off spot. As we said, he's going to New Orleans with the Eagles, but he's staying in New Orleans with the Saints. I get it. And you know, it takes a guy who maybe had his opportunity as a head coach who now realizes that he's a coordinator and then he's going to stay that Kellen Moore wants to be a head coach. Jake in Buffalo. Hi, Jake. What's on your mind today? Hey, Dan. If we're doing a balancing of the books of pies, the faith that are due, I believe the minister of humor has a pie that has gone unfulfilled since the Broncos lost the Wild Card game. Buffalo. Buffalo Bills. He's calling in from Buffalo. Yeah, maybe I was. I was put on the spot and I had to take the Broncos knowing that there was a very small way. Maybe you did, or you. It sounds familiar to me a bit. Okay. All right. Did you. Did you feel like you had to take. Yes, I did. Okay. You felt pressured by me. Yeah. The football knowledge in me, which isn't great to said that the Bills would definitely win that game, but I felt backed into the wall of like, how could you not pick your Broncos? You're a Bronco fan. You're going to. Well, you do love your team, don't you? Yeah, but sometimes those are two different things. Sometimes you just know one team is superior. So are you getting a pie? I'm technically, I guess, supposed to because I took the Broncos because I was forced into it. Whether. So just a yes or no. Yeah, I took the Broncos in the wild. It's just a yes or no. Are you getting a pie? Yes. My favorite bit. So we're going to have Dylan, you and Marvin on Thursday, three pies. Are you okay with that, Todd? I guess that was the bet. I took the Broncos. They lost. Obviously. Steve Young, hall of Famer, will join us coming up in about 20 minutes from now, hour two on the way after this. 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