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This is an iHeart podcast. Johnny Knoxville here. Check out Crimeless Hillbilly Heist, my new true crime podcast from Smartless Media, Campside media and big money players. It's the true story of the almost perfect crime and the nimrods who almost pulled it off. It was kind of like the perfect storm in a sewer. That was dumb. Do not follow my example. Listen to Crimeless Hillbilly Heist on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts or wherever you your podcast. Hey, I'm Kyle McLaughlin. You might know me as that guy from Twin Peaks, Sex and the City or just the Internet Stand. I have a new podcast called what Are We Even Doing? Where I embark on a noble quest to understand the brilliant chaos of youth culture. Each week I invite someone fascinating to join me to talk about navigating this high speed roller coaster we call reality. Join me and my delightful guests every Thursday and let's get weird together in a good way. Listen to what Are We Even doing on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. The Rich Russians Falling out of Windows podcast is back. Sad oligarch season two. Since we left you in 2023 after season one, many politically motivated Russian millionaires have continued to die in suspicious circumstances. Season two gets very weird. Listen to Sad Oligarch on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. You know the shade is always shadiest right here. Season six of the podcast Reasonably Shady with Gisele Bryant and Robyn Dixon is here dropping every Monday as two of the founding members of the Real Housewives Potomac. We're giving you all the laughs, drama and reality news you can handle. And you know we don't hold back. So come be reasonable or shady with us each and every Monday. Listen to Reasonably Shady from the Black Effect Podcast Network on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. I'm Eva Longoria. And I'm Maite Gomez Rejun. And this week on our podcast Hungry for History, we talk oysters. Plus the Miami Chief stops by. If you are not an oyster lover, don't even talk to me. Ancient Athenians used to scratch names onto oyster shells to vote politic to exile. So our word ostracize is related to the word oyster. No way. Bring back the ostrichon. Listen to Hungry for history on the iHeartRadio app, Apple podcast or wherever you get your podcasts. You are listening to the Dan Patrick show on Fox Sports Radio. We have Some NFL news. The trade deadline is tomorrow and the Philadelphia Eagles have picked up Jaylen Phillips from the Dolphins, their edge rusher who's only 26 years of age. The two and seven dolphins will be selling probably a little bit more than this, but he could have left in free agency. So they're gonna get a third round pick, it looks like. And the Eagles, once again, this is what they do. They've already picked up Jair Alexander a cornerback, Michael Carter a cornerback, and now you get Phillips as well. All right, so football coming up tonight, a lot to recap from over the weekend and we'll get to that as well. We got a play of the day poll question stat of the day. As always, Herm Edwards, the former coach, former player, will join us. Coming up as his former quarterback at Arizona State, Jaden Daniels went down with a dislocated elbow, non throwing elbow, but still probably done for the rest of the season. Tom Bernucci, who was working the World Series for Fox, will somehow try to recap what we saw over the weekend as the Dodgers beat the Jays in seven. And Yamamoto pulling a Randy Johnson. He wins games six and seven just like Randy Johnson did and he got the mvp. In fact, here is. Well, this is the call of Will Smith's. Go ahead, home run. I'm going to play the Dodgers call and then the Blue Jays call. This is courtesy of the Dodgers radio network. The 20 Smith with a smash in the air to deep left field. This ball is out of here. Smith lets it fly and breaks the tie in game seven. Okay, here is the Blue Jays radio call. Beavers two zero swing and a deep fly. Left field straw on the track, looking up at the wall. It's gone. Will Smith has given the Dodgers the lead with a solo home run. First LA lead of the 9th is in the top of the 11th. You start to do the math if you're a Blue Jays fan in the seventh inning. Okay, we gotta get nine outs and then all of a sudden it's eight outs and then seven. Once again doing the math. But the Dodgers didn't go away. Crazy plays, offense, defense, guys that you probably hadn't heard of or didn't expect to do anything. Guys, you did expect to do something, didn't? It was wild. But Yamamoto, I thought if he was able to pitch another great game in Game 6 and they won, he would be the MVP. I didn't know he was going to come back for Game 7. It was wild, it was wonderful. And I hope people, I hope people were open to the Idea of watching the Dodgers and the Blue Jays. If you're a non baseball fan, even if you're a baseball fan. I know we look at the Dodgers, people probably look at them and they're the. Now, you know, they're the villains. But they shouldn't be viewed that way, in my opinion. I know that it's a checkbook that's always open, but there is financial imbalance in baseball. But I would hope that this spurs other teams to spend more money. The Dodgers will be favored to win again next year, but you've gone back to back. You got three and five years. The Dodgers may be what baseball does need, and that is spending money. And I know it's hard to say, well, if we had that kind of money and we had Yamamoto, and if you said at the beginning of the World Series the MVP is going to be from Japan, you probably would have said Shohei Ohtani. But Yamamoto was wonderful to watch. Loved watching him throughout and even during the regular season, even go back to the World Baseball Classic when you're seeing somebody like that. And I liken him to Pedro Martinez. He's not big, but you talk about fundamentals. He's always scribbling in his notebook. I mean, he's really a true professor of the game and he loves to have that data and it shows. But for Toronto, you had your moments. You had your moments, Crushing moments, but she at least had them. And it was wonderful. Baseball on the biggest stage of all. All right, Seaton poll question. What are we going to go with in the first hour of the program? Well, it's Monday, so let's start with worst loss of the weekend. Wow. Got some options here for you. Are the Blue Jays in this? The Blue Jays are not. Okay. They're off the board. Yes. That's obviously a terrible one. Okay. We're going to keep it to just NFL and college football. Okay, Go with those two. Why don't we start in the NFL? We could go straight to your Cincinnati Bengals. Dropping one to the Chicago Bears. They're not my Bengals. Paul's Chicago Bears and somebody else's Cincinnati Bengals. Yes. Here is the Bengals head coach Zach Taylor as the Bengals found yet another way to lose. Coaches. We're going to spend this week finding a way to help everybody and get it done because this is. It's sick. It's to lose like that. Sick. So we got to own it and we got to keep finding ways to improve and keep finding ways to find a win. These last two weeks, it hasn't happened. Okay. You get incredible play from Joe Flacco and no defense. Again, it didn't matter if you had Joe Burrow this year. It really didn't. I mean, you got Trey Hendrickson, but that defense is not good. I wouldn't be surprised if you ship him out the trade deadline. The way things are going here, your defense can't be any worse. Might as well get something for him. But you're watching that, you know, and look, somebody had to win that game. Somebody had to lose that game too. And the Bears certainly had their hand in both, you know, maybe winning, maybe losing. But you're watching the Bengals. And I. All I thought is, can you maintain 500? If you can maintain 500 for another month or so and, and maybe you get Joe Burrow back. It doesn't matter if Joe Burrow comes back. You're not winning and you're scoring 40 and not winning. That's pretty hard to do. Chase Brown, the running back for the Bengals, who had 100 yards, not happy. We just got to play complimentary football. Like we put the ball in the end zone and go up a point at the end and the game like, make them, make them get us the ball back. Let us go to 22 victory and let's end the game. That's how that, like, that's how I feel. Any playmaker on this team, any, any position, like we're all willing to do whatever it takes to win. We just gotta finish. I think that's like what you go into this bye week thinking and kind of repeating to yourself is just finish, finish, finish these games, Finish them. What was running through your head walking back to the locker room, Chase? Probably the same as. What was it through your head like, like what the. Yeah, kind of a nervous laughter there. A bye week, you've lost six or seven and this where you get a divided locker room. This is when the offense is like, like what is up with you guys? Just get a stop. The Bears, you know, they're not that good. Just get a stop. We could have won these games. Yes, yes, that. It really isn't anything new for the Bengals either. Cause you could go back last year, they. How many one score losses they had. You know, you lost 16, 10 to the Patriots, 26, 25. They have a lot of very, very, very close losses over the years. Over the last two years at least you don't think of the Bears as a running team. But when you give up over 250 yards rushing to the Bears. Culture is a word that's used a lot. And that culture is not good. And Zach Taylor might be holding on for dear life here because you've lost six of your last seven, and you're giving up 40 points in these games. You're scoring 40 and losing. All right, who else would be on that list there? Seaton. See, worst loss of the weekend. We can hit, man. The Colts at Steelers. That's a. That's a bad loss for the Colts because of how they lost. Because it makes you go, danny Dimes. And that was one of those where I. I was. I was curious about it, and then all of a sudden I go, oh, Danny Dimes. Maybe he is who we thought we were. I thought that was going to be the message today, and maybe it should be. Had three interceptions there. Would they have six turnovers? You're not going to beat anybody. And. But that's why you've been really good. You haven't been beating yourself. And okay, maybe it's one week, and I would buy into one week, but I don't care what they do during the regular season. It's going to be in the postseason. There are certain teams, and we've singled them out before in. The Colts are in that category. It's a wonderful story until you get to the postseason. I go back to Sam Darnold with the Vikings. Man, this is incredible. He is incredible. They're incredible. And then they weren't incredible. And then they moved on from him. By the way, he was unbelievable last night. It was as about as perfect as you could get. What was he, 16 for 16 with four touchdowns at one point. But the, you know, the big headline of that game was, why was Jane Daniels in there? It's 38. Seven. That was what I was like, what do. What are you doing? Unless, you know, Dan Quinn was thinking, oh, you know, I gotta get. Gotta get him more reps in there. I would get him out. He's been banged up the last couple of weeks here. Is Dan Quinn answering that question post game? I'm asking this really respectfully. I want you to understand that. But Jaden's been hurt three straight times in three straight games. Does this organization have to take a different approach with him with regard to keeping him on the field even if a game's lost or you think there's a chance, even if you think there's still a chance to win, if it's not capable of giving him the support he needs on the offense and the defensive side for him to be at his best? Yeah, I think the answer to that is we Will give him the support to do that. And I'm certain of that, Dave, to make sure that we do that in every. Every single way. And that's calls offense, defense, you know, like the whole way through, man. I absolutely feel that way on, you know, the hamstring injury. And so tonight with an elbow. Yeah, it's really important we get that part right. And we will. Tough to watch. Shouldn't have been out there at 38. 7 just because he's been banged up. You got to preserve him for the long haul here. And that long haul is going to be now, without Jaden Daniels, perhaps the rest of the regular season. All right, let's see. 8, 7, 7, 3, DP, show operator Tyler sitting by. We always do it every Monday. Best and worst of the weekend. What you saw that you liked, you didn't like. Let me get some of the Dodger fans phone calls out of the way first. Gus in LA. Gus, congratulations. Good morning, Mr. Patrick. How are you and the boys doing? How are you and the boys doing? Other than my brother James in Virginia, I think we all had a pretty damn great week, didn't we? What a weekend, man, what a season. Let me tell you something. Let me get this out of the way really quick. I'm gonna get off my soapbox really quick, because all I heard about this weekend from everybody coming at me, you guys bought this World Series. This World Series was bought for. No, it wasn't. Before I continue. Hold on. There we go. We got one. But let me tell you something. You guys bought this Series. Really? Can anybody name me the pitcher that was ran out there in game three of the World Series for four innings who made $50,000 this year? Yeah, we really bought the World Series, didn't we? Yeah. No. This Dodger team was a roller coaster of emotions all year. We set the biggest loss record not once, but twice this season. This team was dead in the water. The Blue Jays, God bless them. They probably, you know, deserve what they're hitting and they're just monsters pitching. But at the end of the day, boy, it's Dodger blue. I got to get dressed. I got to be at the stadium in a little bit. We're partying all day. You boys have a great week. Buddha, I'll see you soon, pal. Oh, thank you, Gus. Buddha in San Francisco. Hey, Buddha, congratulations. Damn, it feels good to be a champion. Every day is the World Series. Let's go, Marvin. Best of the weekend. Then my Dodgers win in six, seven. See what I did there, Fritzi? Six, seven on the road. And the first team to win. Back to back in 50 years and Bester of the weekend and winning my bet against Marvin. Blueberry pie to the face. And Dan, I have a proposal for you guys. I'm proposing you guys come to Hurricane restaurant and I administer the pie of the face when you guys are in San Francisco. When you guys are doing the super bowl week. I'll think about it, Buddha. But congratulations. Yeah. Marvin, you. You lost the bet. I did. Dodgers came through. Yeah. Keep. I was pretty confident. Keep your head up. By the way, the starting lineup. Fritz, he's here. Seaton, Marv, Paulie, yours truly. And the back room guys. Not the bathroom guys. I didn't know that. People thought I was talking about the bathroom guys. It's the back room guys. The Brgs. Yes, Paul. I like that Marvin is now a Blue Jays fan. Even though he just likes their logo and colors. Not their team or organization. None whatsoever. I just like the logo and they. Oh, you want to make a bet? I mean, sure. Why not? Well, okay. You were going into game six and you're up. So you're up. I wasn't up. Well, your hat was that you were wearing. You know, you had a sweatshirt on as well. I did, Yeah. I mean, that's investing a little bit more in that. But we'll settle on our poll question. The worst loss of the weekend. We're taking the Blue Jays off of that list. We'll come back. Herm Edwards will join us. We'll talk some football with him. Cowboys hosting the Cardinals coming up tonight. And Tom Verducci a little later on, trying to recap a crazy, crazy weekend in Major League Baseball. We're back after this in the Dan Patrick Show. Be sure to catch the live edition of the Dan Patrick show. Weekdays at 9am Eastern, 6am Pacific on Fox Sports Radio in the iHeartRadio app. Hey, it's Rob Parker and Kelvin Washington from the Odd Couple on Fox Sports Radio. 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We bring in Herm Edwards, ESPN football analyst and former NFL and college head coach and a former defensive back as well. How do you react as a coach when your offense is putting up 40 and your defense is giving up 40 and it doesn't enter the locker room, it doesn't divide the team? It's tough, Dan, and obviously that that is kind of taking place in Cincinnati right now and that's a tough conversation that you're going to have to have with the whole team. But then particularly with some of the players that are a little frustrated at this point, you're going to have to call them in and say, look, I understand we all get it, but we got to make sure we keep this in house and that we continue to try to win a game. And obviously when you coach on one side of the ball your whole life, and let's say I was a defensive guy, you take it personal that your defense is playing like this. As a head coach or if your offense on the other, on the other side of it, you know, you're losing games, you know, 14 to 7 and stuff like that, you're going, hey, man, offensively. So you take it personal. Obviously, you, you talk to those guys on the side of the ball, defensive coaches, and say, look, what are we doing to make sure that then they don't get the big explosive plays. Because when you watch Cincinnati, I mean, it's almost like, oh, man. I mean, every time they throw the ball, it's a 20 yard completion. It's like, man, you know, and look, they might not have a rush with all that, but you got to stop that. You got to stop some bleeding somewhere, right? If they're running the ball and well, you say, coach, you know what we got to do, we got to put. I don't care if we put nine guys in the box, they're not going to run the ball. We got to do something to stop this. So that's part of the discussion. Watching the Chiefs yesterday, not surprised they lost in Buffalo. But here is the bigger picture. DraftKings still has them with, I think Buffalo as the team to beat for the Super Bowl. The best odds. And I'm going, okay, if I said, would you bet on the Chiefs making the super bowl or not making the playoffs right now? Because both are a very. Yeah, real realistic. I, I think, I think they find a way to get in the playoffs, right? Because look, Dan, the more you look at this and I kind of looking at this, I'm going, look, there's only two teams with seven wins. There's what, six teams with six wins. I mean, it's like all these divisions all of a sudden have kind of. They're close. I mean, they're close all of a sudden. If I'd have told you, hey, by the way, in week nine, the Chicago Bears are going to have the same record as the Green Bay packers and the Detroit Lions. You say, coach, what you talking about? No, they all got five wins. Five, five, five wins. And so you sit here and every time you think you figured out a division or a team, you go, they're all the same, right? I mean, Dan, I mean, we generally have a team that kind of runs away from everybody. That's not the case anymore. But your eyes don't lie when, like, you can tell me, let's take the record out of this. Yeah. And then sometimes you look at a team and, you know, the Bears aren't as good as the Lions or the packers, but they're, you know, on equal footing here. The Chargers and the Broncos aren't as good as the Chiefs, probably in people's minds, but. But your eyes don't lie when you're watching some of the, you know, the Broncos want a really tough game. You are correct. And the Broncos are hard out because they don't allow you to score points. They got a young quarterback. They don't give up a lot of points. I mean, they, they, they, they, they hold you under. When a defense can hold you under 20 points, last time I checked, that's pretty good. Right. In this league, in the NFL, where it's a throwing league, everybody can score when. And, and, and so you're running against some teams now that all of a sudden, defensively, Seattle Seahawks, they play good. There's some teams that are playing deep. And it warms my heart when I see it. I go, oh, we can still play defense in this league. Teams that can do that, they have the ability to go on the road and beat teams. Right. When you can play defense, because defense travels, it can play in any, any condition. Offense, not so much if you're in, in a dome. Yeah. But when you get outside some, all of a sudden offenses are. The weather kind of predicts. We, we can't throw it 50 times a day, boys. Right. It's, it's interesting. Why was Jaden Daniels in there? Down 38 to 7? Yeah, that's. That, that's a hard one there. And I knew that was going to come up as soon as I saw it. Yeah. And I think there comes a point to where, first of all, we know the players are competitive and they don't ever want to come out. Sometimes you got to protect it from yourself. And I think there's a point in that third quarter where you're looking at it and you're going, okay, how many possessions do I have left? I got four possessions left probably in this game. Coach. We got to have to pull a quarterback. Right. And you got to make that decision. And it's hard. And sometimes you get caught up in the game and you're so competitive. You, you want your good guys in the game. And. But there comes a point where you got. I got to get him out. Right. Because he's already been injured twice. I know that's the point. When I'm watching, I'm going, take him out. Take him out. I know he just got back. I don't want to give him more reps. I want to protect him long haul. And now, now his season's over. Yeah. Because you're not bringing him back. I don't care what they say he's done for the year. I mean, if that's, If I'm. That I'm in that organization, I'm going, hey, we, can, we. Look, we, we, we gotta. Now, you know, three times in one year is a lot. So let's just rest him. Now we're talking to Herm Edwards of the Mothership. Yeah, I got the odds here, super bowl odds. The Bills have the best odds, then it's the Chiefs, then it's the Rams. Matthew Stafford has stayed healthy, Herm. And I thought if, if he stayed healthy. I thought they, they were going to beat the Eagles last year. If that game goes 60 seconds more, they, they, they probably win that game. I just don't like. He's been incredible when you. Unbelievable. Talk about MV candidate. We might not be talking about him, but Stafford has been wonderful. He's unbelievable. He's fun to watch and look. And they were winning games without Nakua. Now he's back. I know. And their defense doesn't get a lot of credit. They do a nice job, too. This is a very well coordinated team. They can run the football, they can throw the football. They play good defense. They have the elements that can travel. They. Look, I know they, you know, they play in a dome and all that. They can play outside. This team, it ain't one of them teams. Oh, I gotta play in the dome. No, no, no, no, no. They can go play outside, right? They're a tough football team. It's just they're in a division I. Look at that division I go, wow. Everyone's got six wins over there. Seattle's got San Francisco, believe it or not, with all the injuries, San Francisco still finding ways to win football games. And then the Rams. The Rams are probably the fun team to watch because of how they play offense, right? This is like, wow, look at this stuff, man. It's just fun. And, and then you marvel at Matthew Stafford and you. Matthew mentioned Matthew Stafford. We got to tip our hat to this guy. How about Joe Flacco? I mean, Joe Flacco, it's almost like he just. Hey, he leaves for a couple weeks, get him at the bus stop. Hey, Joe, come on in here. And all he does is throw touchdowns. The guy just throws touchdowns. Unbelievable. Unbelievable. He's doing exactly what Joe Burrow would be doing. Yes, but the defense has been terrible. Here it is. The Bengals are the first team to lose consecutive games in which they scored 38 or more. You have to go back to 1966, last time that happened. Yeah. You would think when in the NFL you score 30 points, you're going to win a lot of football games, but that's not. The league has. And Dan, you've covered the league as long as I've been involved in it. It's just. It's amazing what these quarterbacks can do and these offenses can do to you now and how they can score. It's just like. It's almost reminds you of college football. Something I'm like, it's the NFL, man. They just score. If you don't have a pass rush and you don't tackle well, you got a problem. You got a major problem. And there's a lot of teams that don't have those two. Convince me that what you saw with the Colts is not part of a bigger picture, bigger problem for this team. Well, this was the test for the Colts. And I've been saying, look, he went from Danny Dimes to Indiana Jones when he was in Indiana. Now and then he plays Pittsburgh. And Pittsburgh had just lost the prior week at home. And I said it. I'm in the studio. I said, pittsburgh ain't losing another one at home, boys. And you know what showed up? Kind of like the Ravens have done the last couple weeks. The Pittsburgh defense showed up and it was like, oh, boy, Dan, he had no shot. They had no shot to win that game. The way that defense played. Five sacks, turnover. He had no shot. It was like, oh. And so now is this just an off week, Herm, for the Colts? You know, every week they were winning. When they were winning, you kept standing, the wheels are coming off and the wheel. And then they just kept winning and finally said, maybe they're a really good team. And then they played Pittsburgh and now you're scratching your head again. Well, what kind of team are they? Right. I think they win the division. Right? I mean, the Jaguars gonna win the division? No. Houston, Texas going to win the division? No Tennessee Titans gonna win a division? No. It's their division to lose. The Indianapolis Coats are going to win the division. Explain to me how the packers at home. Yeah. Lose to. I'm gonna give Carolina credit. Okay. They played well and they run the football. They kept it close and. But you're the packers at home. That was an eye. You're right, Dan, because that's a special place. And. And I know that being a former player, going to Green Bay, playing there and coaching against the packers as well. The packers played down to the competition. And here's my take on it too. You know what I said? Think about it, Dan. This year for some reason they're bringing back these old uniforms. And almost 90% of the teens that wore those old uniforms, they lose. When I looked at the Green Bay packers and they had that old helmet on, I said, these boys are in trouble today. They're in trouble. If you want to wear those uniforms, wear them in practice, don't wear them in a real game. I mean, I saw the Chargers wear that banana suit they had on all that yellow and I said, that is the ugliest looking thing I've ever seen. They lost. Pittsburgh went back to that old uniform. They lost. Every time I turn around when they put on that suits them old suits, like, oh, they're going to lose. We don't want to see those old suits. Although Seattle brought back the Jim Zorn uniform and that was okay. We're used to that one. But when they take it way back, well, Seattle can't take it too far back. No, that's what stood about Seattle. They only could go so far. What do you expect? Is this going to be a game tonight? Can this be a game tonight with the Cowboys and the Cardinals? If you're the Cowboys, you don't want to make it a game. This offense can score now. They can. And the Cardinals are struggling some but, but the offense of the Dallas Cowboys, you know, prior to the last couple weeks this was number one offense in the league. Now their defense wasn't very good. Poor Jerry, he just can't figure it out. He's got, he's got this high flying offense and Dak Prescott was MVP level last couple weeks, you know, until, you know. But this offense is fun to. But the defense then, they can't stop anybody. I mean they can't now. So, so Arizona might have a chance, but I don't think they can out keep up with the pace of the Cowboys offense. Do you think Jerry does something? We saw the Eagles, they made a move here, they made a couple of moves. Does Jerry go after one of these edge rushers? Does he try to go re engage with the. The Raiders with Max Crosby, Trey Hendrickson with the Bengals? I would, I would think it had a conversation. They're, they're 3, 4 and 1. They got a heel to climb to get to the playoffs. Right. I mean they're the worst, the worst, the worst case scenario. Can they get in as a wild card? I don't know that. I don't know that. Could they have gotten in with Micah Parsons? He helps you in this sense. But here's the problem. They can't stop the run. Yeah. But they, they brought in a, a run stopper. Yeah. And they're, and they're 32nd. One guy can't do it. You need linebackers, too, you know, you need some other guy. One guy just can't do it by himself. He may, he may control the A gap, but there's another A gap over there on the other side. There's two B gaps they can run to. And the last time I checked, you better have some linebackers that can step up in there and play those gaps. Is anybody around you there at the mothership? Are you in a room by yourself? No, I'm over here. I'm over here in the radio row. You know, I slipped over here. Yeah. Okay. I didn't know if people wanted to know who you were talking to, but they know I told them who I was talking to. Okay. Tell everybody there I said hello. All right. I will. I will. Great to talk to you, buddy. Thank you, Herm. Thank you, my friend. That's Herm Edwards, former coach. He coached at Arizona State with Jaden Daniels before Jaden went to lsu. A former defensive back. I don't think I was covering the Giants when Herm was playing. When's the last year that Herm played for the Eagles because he had the infamous Joe Pisar fumble that he took back when they were trying to hand it off to Larry Zonka. And Herm was the defensive back, one of, one of the, the most famous plays in NFL history. I don't think he was. I think I was there in 83. Yes. Paulie Herm Edwards played with the Eagles from 77 till the 85 season. Okay. Yeah. Then I was probably at a Giants game when Herm was in uniform, which means I'm really old. Herm's old. I'm really old. 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He just sent over the worst loss or most painful loss ever. Blue Jays losing to the Dodgers in Game 7. You have Falcons, Patriots in the Super Bowl. You have Red Sox, Mets, 1986 Cubs losing to the Marlins in 2003. Or Jean VandeVelde, 1999 Open. British Open. Yeah, Polling. I was just thinking off the top of my head the most painful losses for a team and a fan base all time. And I know 283 with the Falcons is right up there, but they had time to win it and get back into it. The Blue Jays, I think we may be underestimating the pain of this loss. They were an inch away with the slide at home. They were a bobbled ball in the outfield in the bottom of the ninth if it wasn't caught. This is all time to me. Pain. It did feel like they lost the World Series an inch away at home plate. Yep. And the Dodgers came through with what they needed to, but the Blue Jays allowed them to have that opportunity. It felt like Toronto had a chance. Great chances to win that. Numerous chances to win that put it away. But it's a credit to Dave Roberts. Had one of the great World Series managerial games of all time. When you start swapping out, you know, all of a sudden you're pitching staff, all of a sudden you're going to leave Yamamoto out there. Here is Dave Roberts after the game. It's nice when you can look down the roster and have 26 guys that you believe in and know that at some point in time their number is going to be called. And that's kind of what happened. And so, you know, Miggy Rowe, I talk about the game honors you and, and you know, right there, the game honored him. He does things the right way and he deserved that moment. And what Yoshi did tonight is unprecedented, you know, in modern day baseball. And, you know, just the young guys coming out there with the arms and just the big plays. And again, it's been a long season, man. We started out in Tokyo and ended up north of the border, so just proud of this group of guys. Yamamoto, first pitcher to win Games 6 and 7 of a World Series since Randy Johnson did it in 2001. All right, a few more phone calls in here. 8, 7, 7, 3 DP show Chris in Syracuse. Hi, Chris. Hey, thanks, Dan. Yeah, I got a best and worse for you. Yeah. And Dave Roberts moving Will Smith. Smith up in the lineup was a great move, too. And also when you're talking Herm Edwards, he's the father of the victory formation. Thanks to the miracle in the metal lands. Yeah. And yeah, my worst, the New York Giants, it's, you know, decimated by injuries and too bad because Jackson Dart looks good and my best. J.J. mcCarthy and Jalen nail are hooking up on a great pass and catch to ice the game for the Vikings. Thank you, Chris Jackson Dart. First rookie in NFL history to have both a rushing and passing touchdown in four consecutive games. The Giants have found their quarterback. I don't know if they're going to keep that coaching staff, but they've had a lot of injuries and, you know, when you don't have neighbors in there who can be, you know, up there with Jamar Chase and Justin Jefferson, I think you lose. Scatter. Boo. But it does feel like there's hope there. That's. That's all you want is my hope is attached to how good my quarterback is. Because if you're a Dolphin fan right now, do you have hope? If you're a Browns fan, do you have hope? Jets fan, you have hope? Carolina, I don't know if you have hope, but they're playing well. You want Marvin? Yeah. I Disagree. If you're above.500 and you feel like you have your franchise quarterback, do you think you have your franchise quarterback? Oh, if I'm a Panthers fan, yeah. Yeah. You think Bryce Young is a franchise quarterback? Excuse me, let me correct myself. I think he's a starting quarterback. Well, that. That's different. That's different. By the way, what do you think the point spread is tonight? The Cowboys are hosting the Cardinals. Cardinals don't have Kyler Murray. Paul. Four and a half. Three and a half without Kyler Murray. I think a lot of people think Jacoby Brissette is as good or better. The over under is 53 and a half. No. Dude. Yeah. They're expecting this to be a shoot out there, but three and a half. I was kind of surprised at that. So Bryce Young, starting quarterback. Not franchise quarterback. Marvin. But if you're a Panthers fan, you got to feel good, period. Yes, yes, yes. Think about how you thought about your team a year ago. Okay. So I feel good. Regardless of who the quarterback is. We're winning. Okay. But eventually you have to have that franchise quarterback. He's the number one pick, so we better treat him like a franchise court. You picked him number one overall. No. He better be great. Not. Wow. I'm surprised. He's really good. He's the number one pick in the draft. Yeah. Paul. It feels like Bryce Young is out of the bust zone where it's not going to work out. He's going to be bad. We have to move on. I know they got a long way to go. What kind of contract. But he feels like he's out of that bust zone. Lucas in Texas. Hi, Luke. Hey, Dan. Good morning. Good morning. Happy start to the week to you, the three day nets and the original bathroom guy, if you know what I mean. So a couple of best from the weekend. I'll say real quick. Just a worse. You just feel awful for the Blue Jays fans. It's just miserable to see two bests. A best from Sunday night. The uniform matchup overall was just great between Washington and Seattle. I know that the commanders couldn't use the old load, but the colors looked great. It just looked really good on primetime. The other best, I got to watch a Big Ten network game this week. I got to watch Michigan State and Minnesota. It was a great close overtime game. And when the captains go out for the overtime coin toss. 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