Dan Patrick (2:21)

There are blessings that will happen in the most unexpected places.

Paulie (2:24)

Listen to the Good Stuff podcast on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. You are listening to the Dan Patrick show on Fox Sports Radio. It's hour two on this Tuesday. Morale is high. Ish. Even though I couldn't watch the game last night, I hear it was a great one. We're gonna have more that. The YouTube, ESPN the carriage dispute there coming up. Stat of the Day brought to you by Panini America, the official trading cards, the Dan Patrick Show. Jay Glazer, on loan from Fox will join us coming up and get his thoughts on who will and won't be traded. The Cowboys did make a move. They made a move defensively. They got Logan Wilson from the Bengals and I'm sure that'll do it. He's probably a run stopper as well. That'll do it for the Cowboys, who lost last night and got roughed up by the Cardinals at home. NBA on NBC and Peacock. And it's Tuesday in prime time. Coast to coast. Tuesday on NBC and Peacock, where you can watch this show. Thank you for downloading the app and streaming this program. 877-3-DP Show Email Address dp@danpatrick.com Twitter Handle @ DP Show Reggie Aloicious Miller Jr III will join us in the final hour of the program. Marvin goes, did you see Reggie? He's got a Mount Rushmore of dunkers. I said, okay, so he's got Vince Carter in there, Dominique in there. Does he have Dr. J in there?

Dan Patrick (3:55)

He does not.

Paulie (3:56)

He does not have Dominique or It doesn't have Dr. J. Yes. Paulie. It's all semantics, though.

Dan Patrick (4:01)

Is it in game dunkers or dunk contest dunkers?

Paulie (4:04)

I don't know, Marvin.

Dan Patrick (4:06)

So for context, they said whoever to you, they really didn't have, like, a prerequisite. They have like, oh, in game dunk contest dunkers, period.

Paulie (4:16)

So Jordan, Dominique, Vince Carter.

Dan Patrick (4:19)

Those are his first three.

Paulie (4:20)

Okay. Okay. Who would Reggie put as his fourth? Yes. Marvin.

Dan Patrick (4:26)

Hint. He's a current player.

Paulie (4:29)

Current. Does he play for Minnesota?

Dan Patrick (4:37)

No.

Paulie (4:39)

Does he play for Memphis?

Dan Patrick (4:42)

No.

Paulie (4:42)

Okay.

Dan Patrick (4:43)

He's a good player. He puts up 20 a night. But they're almost like empty calories.

Paulie (4:50)

Zion Williamson. No, there's nothing. Empty calories.

Dan Patrick (4:56)

I was going to say. Yeah.

Paulie (4:57)

Yes, Paulie.

Dan Patrick (4:58)

Zach Levine.

Paulie (5:02)

I said the fourth is very difficult. It's very, very difficult.

Dan Patrick (5:07)

I will go with. I do like my Zach Levine.

Paulie (5:11)

Oh, my God.

Dan Patrick (5:14)

That'S the worst list I've ever seen.

Paulie (5:17)

Okay. God, what has happened to Reggie? Yeah, Paul, Zach Levine's very. He's got a very weird career.

Dan Patrick (5:26)

He's averaging 29 and a half in Sacramento.

Paulie (5:28)

He's always averaged a lot, and he's always available at the trade deadline.

Dan Patrick (5:34)

What a. What a.

Paulie (5:35)

Like him and DeMar DeRozan's like, you know, who's available at the trade deadline? I mean, like, Zach Levine is going to end a career and you're going to go. And he put up a lot of Points and not nothing to show for 12 years.

Dan Patrick (5:47)

He's, he's had like six different seasons averaging 25 or more game. He made the postseason once in 12.

Paulie (5:53)

Years and you probably can't single out one of those plays that he had.

Dan Patrick (5:57)

Like those Bulls teams were just eh.

Paulie (5:59)

For years and now the Bulls got good.

Dan Patrick (6:01)

Yes, Marvin, but maybe Reggie's accounting his.

Paulie (6:04)

Performance in a dunk contest even then he's not one of the top four dunkers of all time. All right, that's where you lost. Oh my God. God. Andrew Marshon senior sports media consultant columnist for the Athletic all right, help us understand this carriage dispute and let's say I don't know anything which you can say but help me understand how we got here and how it's settled.

Andrew Marchand (6:31)

Well, how we got here is these disputes have been going on forever. YouTube started YouTube TV in 2017. $35 per month. The idea being cables, too expensive. So you know they put this together. It's become pretty popular. 10 million people have it and now as they grow where they're in competition with Comcast and Spectrum who have around 12 million as the biggest places where people get their networks like ESPN, Fox, NBC, etc. They're now $82 $83 a month. So what happens is there's fights all the time between over the years between providers like ESPN. ESPN charges around $15 per month to these entities and then they pass it on to consumers. And so they are arguing about the price. When you look at Alphabet, which owns Google and YouTube, they are a $3 trillion company. Disney is a $200 billion company. And so it's. I wrote my column yesterday. It's like rooting for the Dodgers or the Yankees. Nobody wins. The losers are people like you have YouTube TV unfortunately Dan, how do we.

Paulie (7:52)

Make our voices heard? Because ESPN's had their big name talent come out and I guess campaign that ESPN is not the bad guy in this.

Andrew Marchand (8:03)

Yeah, I think the point that I would make is the amount of money these companies make. $3 trillion. You know that's the market cap around for, for Alphabet, for Disney it's 200 billion. So your $80 is not that important to them. So I'm not saying they don't care. I'm not saying they don't care. They do care. I don't think they're insincere and caring at some level but in terms of this is just pure business. YouTube wants to be treated like the big boys with the. I could bore people with the actualities of it. All, but they want to be treated like the other big entities. ESPN is pointing to the fact that they just easily did deals with Spectrum and others at the same price point or similar price points. And so that's where the divide is. And so there's no picking who's right. I wrote yesterday Google's mantra or motto has been, you know, a couple of things, but one is do no evil. It feels very evil that you're paying $80 a month. You did your end, you didn't get your games this weekend or Monday. And then Mickey Mouse, I've said before, it's he's a passive aggressive little rodent. Now they do a lot of great things at Disney, but they also are business people. So not always the happiest place on earth. And so there's nobody to root for here. And you know, we went through though where, where it's going to take a little longer now because you had college football on Saturday, you had Monday Night Football, no deal. So now I don't really expect anything to happen until, you know, this weekend or maybe Monday football next week.

Paulie (9:42)

What's the future of streaming like? Can you get to a point where abc, cbs, NBC aren't carrying the marquee events? Is there, is that in the linear TV in the not too distant future?

Andrew Marchand (9:58)

Yeah, I don't think that. I think if you look at all time, maybe, but in terms of the short term, next decade or so we're going to have this. I think a perfect example would be the NBA just did incredible deals for them for $76 billion and they're going to be on NBC. Your peacock as well. They're on Amazon prime and then they remained on ABC and ESPN. So the idea that Netflix or YouTube TV or Apple or Amazon Prime Video is about to take over everything is a misnomer, at least in the near term. Even when the NFL, which is surely going to opt out, when they can at the end of this decade or at least threaten to opt out, I don't think it will change. I do think you could see a Netflix get in bigger or YouTube TV getting bigger, Amazon Prime Video getting more. I think those are all possibilities. But I don't think, and I think it'd be stupid if the NFL were to get rid of the model they have with ABC and ESPN and the networks. And so yes, those guys are coming, but they're not fully there yet.

Paulie (11:05)

Andrew Marshon, he works for the Athletic. You can also listen to his twice a week podcast@AndrewMarshon.com how good a month did baseball have amazing.

Andrew Marchand (11:17)

I think we all were intrigued. The numbers for Fox. 26 million people watched on Game 7, which is, even if you understand the ratings, because there's a Canadian team, they didn't get the Toronto market. So the home city market, I think they're another 10 million people or so who watched in Toronto. Those don't count for Fox's ratings. So really good. And the playoffs are always really good baseball. Look, I've crushed baseball because the way they've done. Their media deals have been terrible and they're just, they're still bad and they're. They're pointing towards 20, 29 and maybe they'll be able to make it so it's a little less complicated. If you're a Yankee fan, for example, you might go seven days and you might have to have seven different entities to watch your games. It's a problem. And so. But the sport as a whole is really doing well. The pitch clock, we all know is great. Attendance has been very high. The playoffs are exciting and the best time in the sport. So, you know, they're gonna have to figure out their media deals. But in terms of this month, giving them some momentum going into next year when they add NBC and Peacock, they are going to be on Netflix for opening day and then ESPN and abc. Steel is going to change a little bit. They have momentum as a sport now. They got to figure out how to get rid of blackouts and some other things, which they know and they're not naive to it all. But that's their next step in terms of growing even more.

Paulie (12:49)

How is ESPN done bringing in the TNT studio show?

Andrew Marchand (12:54)

Yeah, I think it's been great. I think I love Charles Barkley like you do. I think we were probably the two maybe talk to him the most throughout the whole process when he retired and unretired and. And he did kind of get into that. He thought, you know, they didn't tell him. I mean, I reported from the beginning they weren't acquiring it to change it. I mean, you see what they've done with Pat McAfee. They license his show. He does his show the way he wants. Stephen A. Smith at this point does whatever he wants. The idea that you're going to bring in those four guys, iconic show and change it did not make any sense, especially if you watched what ESPN's done. So, you know, ESPN social media people go a little crazy. I think, you know, some other people who have some big audience did kind of question if ESPN would leave it alone. I never thought they would touch it. And so it's the same program. It's gonna be off the air a little bit now till the new year, but then it'll be on every week through the playoffs.

Paulie (13:55)

Good to talk to you. Thank you, Andrew. Thanks, Dan. Andrew Marshon, senior sports media columnist for the Athletic, and you can listen to his podcast. It comes out twice a week. Andrewmarshon.com Jay Glazer, on loan from Fox. With the trade deadline coming up later on this afternoon, Aaron in Florida. Hi, Aaron. What's on your mind today? Hey, Danny, how you doing, man? Good, good.

Dan Patrick (14:19)

Hey, so I'm a lifetime Cowboys fan.

Paulie (14:22)

First time, long time. There's a. Just a litany of problems as the Cowboys. I mean, they can't block.

Andrew Marchand (14:30)

I mean, if you, you didn't see.

Paulie (14:32)

The game last night, I barely did because I had to subscribe to an additional package from my YouTube. But anyways, that's not what I'm calling about. They can't block. They couldn't catch, especially in the first quarter. They sure as hell can't tackle. I've never seen a bunch of softer defensive players in my life. It's like they don't even care, Dan. I mean, well, I, I'm going to offer up the Cincinnati Bengals just, you know, if we're going to have a comparison here. But I know what you're saying, Aaron. You're watching that defense and, you know, granted Michael Parsons a wonderful player. How much of a difference would he have made? Now you're bringing in another defensive player to help you stop the run. I think just stopping anybody would help, but it's more than that. I thought the Cowboys offense, I thought that was kind of bulletproof. You had receivers, you have Dak, you know, you have a running game. But that was what was surprising. I mean, give credit to the Cardinals. They played a really good game and held everybody in check. They scored when they needed to score. Jacoby Brissette played pretty precise football. Let's see. Dave in Ohio. Hi, Dave. What's on your mind? Hey, Dan. First time, long time. 5, 8, 2, 10. Yeah, you can watch the game if you place a bet on DraftKings on the app. Oh, but I, I'm not betting. I can't have a gateway drug here, Dave. I haven't bet since the late 70s. As long as you got something riding on the game, you're allowed to watch it. What's the problem? I can't. I can't. No, I tell my wife, hey, hon, I got to watch the game. That's the good news. Bad news is my gambling issue is back. Yeah. Yes, Paulie, I actually saw this post.

Dan Patrick (16:37)

The backroom guy sent it to me. DraftKings posted during the first quarter. No stream, no problem. Just place a bet on the game and stream with DraftKings app with NFL Bet Vision. Bet and watch now.

Paulie (16:47)

Yeah. So much better than paying the $30 a month. Yeah, I'm gonna lose 500, but I get to watch the game.

Dan Patrick (16:55)

Babe, listen to this.

Paulie (16:56)

We're actually gonna make money by me watching this. Okay, I got it all figured out. Yeah. Can't lose. I'm going to start betting again. Remember I went cold turkey back in the late 70s? I went cold turkey, huh? I haven't placed a bet since then. Well, guess what? I want to watch the game tonight. I have to place a bet. Let's see. Alice in Pittsburgh. Hi, Alice. What's on your mind today? Thanks for taking my call. I listen to you all the time that I think I've only called one other time. I heard you talking about George Pickens earlier. Yeah. And I'm sure you moved on to something else, but, you know, we were really upset here when they first traded him and we didn't have another good wide receiver. They took dk, but it was like, we've got like five tight ends. After watching him in Dallas and watching him get that reception yesterday and hand that football or try to hand that football off to one of the Cardinals players, I was like, you know, what a good decision because he's just going to have temper tantrum after temper tantrum. It can only get worse in Dallas. And, you know, I wish him well and he's a good receiver, but I'm glad he's gone from Pittsburgh. All right. All right. Thank you, Alice. Yeah, I was surprised they moved on because you're going to bring in Rogers. You want to have another go to Guy, But I just think Mike Tomlin got to that point. I can't do this. Yeah, Marvin.

Dan Patrick (18:16)

Pittsburgh. Every single year or two, it's always, man, if that Guy ever puts it all together, he's going to be a first team all pro.

Paulie (18:24)

They do lead the league in, man, that Guy. But it starts with Chase Claypool where you're like, man, that guy's a monster. He's. He's going to be Megatron. Yes, Marvin.

Dan Patrick (18:34)

And I thought it started with like classical burst. That dude was bees coming out of Michigan State. I was like, man, this dude's going to change the game.

Paulie (18:42)

All right, let me take a break here. Jay Glazer will join us coming up. Reggie Miller in an hour from now. We're back after this 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 and the iHeartRadio app.

Dan Patrick (19:00)

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Paulie (19:05)

And in addition to hearing us live.

Dan Patrick (19:07)

Weeknights from 7 to 10pm Eastern on Fox Sports Radio, we are excited to announce brand new YouTube channel for the show. That's right, you can now watch the Odd Couple Live on YouTube every day. All you gotta do, search Odd Couple FSR on YouTube again. YouTube. Just search Odd Couple FSR. Check us out on YouTube and subscribe.

Paulie (19:30)

Thursday Night Football is on and it's only on Prime Video. This week it's an old school rivalry.

Andrew Marchand (19:36)

As the Las Vegas Raiders collide with the Denver Broncos.

Paulie (19:40)

Coverage begins at 7pm Eastern with Football's Best Party TNF tonight presented by Verizon. Not a Prime member, Not a problem. Simply sign up for a 30 day free trial.

Andrew Marchand (19:49)

It's the Raiders and Broncos Thursday at.

Paulie (19:51)

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Dan Patrick (20:00)

And Doug, here we have the Limu emu in its natural habitat helping people customize their car insurance and save hundreds with Liberty Mutual. Fascinating.

Paulie (20:12)

It's accompanied by his natural ally, Doug.

Dan Patrick (20:16)

Limu is that guy with the binoculars watching us. Cut the camera.

Paulie (20:19)

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Dan Patrick (20:58)

There too if I'm feeling sexy in the morning.

Paulie (21:00)

What keeps them going? And you're maybe my biggest competition on social media.

Dan Patrick (21:03)

Like.

Paulie (21:04)

Like when a kid says bruh to me and how they're navigating this high speed roller coaster we call reality. In Australia, you're looking out for snakes, spiders and boys, right?

Dan Patrick (21:14)

Hey, he's no Trey McDougal.

Paulie (21:15)

Chill. This is like the comments section of my Instagram 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.

Dan Patrick (21:32)

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. We dig deeper into these odd deaths, which include everything from mushroom poisoning, a mysterious heart attack, the window clumsiness and suicide by decapitation. One thing we have found since we started back in 2022 is the information on the suspicious deaths has become much harder to find. Not just that, it seems as if state controlled media in Russia is being utilized to purposely confuse and contradict the reporting that gets put out. As you can probably imagine, season two gets very, very weird. Listen to Sad oliGarch on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts.

Paulie (22:33)

The one extremely fluid and common factor in emotion when it comes to war.

Dan Patrick (22:38)

And battle is fear for both sides. Do you remember the fear of combat?

Paulie (22:44)

100%. Yeah. This veterans Day, the Good Stuff podcast honors those who've served and the stories that remind us when what strength really looks like. Had over 50 operations and had 23 blood transfusions.

Dan Patrick (22:56)

It is extremely difficult to navigate the VA system.

Paulie (22:59)

I think what frustrates us the most.

Dan Patrick (23:01)

Is thinking about our veterans From World.

Paulie (23:04)

War II era, from Vietnam era that don't have an advocate on the phone every day, all day calling for them.

Dan Patrick (23:10)

These are things that need to be talked about. These are things that need to be discussed.

Paulie (23:13)

We're talking about resilience, purpose and finding hope through your community and connection.

Dan Patrick (23:18)

There are blessings in there as well.

Paulie (23:20)

That that will happen in the most unexpected places.

Dan Patrick (23:23)

You have to find the humor in.

Paulie (23:24)

It or I think it'll literally kill you. Listen to the Good Stuff podcast on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. More of your phone calls coming up. Reggie Miller in an hour from now at his Mount Rushmore Dunkers of all time. And he put Zach Levine in there.

Dan Patrick (23:43)

He did.

Paulie (23:44)

Where was Dr. J?

Dan Patrick (23:47)

Great question.

Paulie (23:49)

Wow. Maybe. Maybe Reggie was caught off guard and he could only got three of the guys and then kind of got nervous and threw in Zach Levine. Yes, Paulie, if you're saying in game dunkers.

Dan Patrick (24:02)

Sean Kemp.

Paulie (24:03)

Oh, oh, yeah. Oh yeah, yeah. But Dr. J, come on. He had one of the greatest in game dunks of all time. Just ask Michael Cooper. Yes, yes.

Dan Patrick (24:16)

So are you just going off of influence or actual in game?

Paulie (24:19)

I have no idea. But I gotta yell at Reggie now. He got me upset. This guy always calms me down. I do call Jay Glazer. I do call, I talk to him, kind of spiritual guidance. Sometimes I get with Jay Glazer, I'll just like I am, I'm not feeling good physically. And Jay go, hey, man, like, he's my life coach. I didn't know I needed one, but I got one. Jay Glazer from FOX NFL Sunday joining us from London.

Dan Patrick (24:46)

Yes.

Paulie (24:46)

What are you doing in London?

Dan Patrick (24:48)

Because. Why not? Why would I not be here? London's Trade Deadline 12. The trades go down. Did you know that?

Paulie (24:53)

Are you ahead of everything? Do you know.

Dan Patrick (24:58)

I'm getting ahead for Sunday out here in London. You know, you don't happen. I'm doing our Veterans Day show, which is the best show we do every year. Right. We're not doing it from military base this year. So I'm going to be doing from Washington D.C. from the Veterans Day parade. And I said to my wife, hey, you know, I'm never on the east coast during the season ever. So you want to go somewhere Caribbean or something? Like, it's, it's just as, you know, to go from Malibu to, to Washington D.C. is, you know, seven hours. I said, you want to do. And she said, you know, my wife was modeled all over the world and she's never been to London. So she's like, how about London?

Paulie (25:32)

I'm like, done.

Dan Patrick (25:33)

So we're going to London. So that's where I'm doing the trade deadline from London here. I'm going to go from here to D.C. awesome.

Paulie (25:38)

So it's the Veterans Day show Sunday from D.C. the Veterans Day parade with FOX NFL Sunday. What do you expect to happen today?

Dan Patrick (25:47)

So no, no go. So I do. Look, Dallas isn't done trying to make some moves here. They brought in Logan Wilson. They're also still talking about bringing in a pass rusher. Seattle's getting, they've been aggressive to upgrade more so on the offensive side of the ball. And, you know, everyone's looking for pass rushers, but, but, you know, for Trey Hendrickson, who a week ago I would have, you know, teams are like, nah, they're, they're not interested now. They're more than listening, but they're asking for an awful lot. Bradley Chubbs, the other guy out there with which I think Miami is just kind of looking to get his money off their books. They're not asking for an Awful lot. So I could see one of these teams looking for a pass rusher like, you know, Dallas, Chicago, teams like that, you know, jumping in on a Bradley chub and then, you know, look, everyone's looking for a corner, but there's really no corners out there. Couple receivers on Fox that, you know, there are teams who are asking about A.J. brown and Eagles like, no, no shot that there'd be a mutiny in that locker room if A.J. brown went anywhere. So that's not happening. So then after that, you know, this big drop off, there's like, you know, Shahid from the Saints, I can see him go on the move. Calvin Ridley from the Titans, they're trying to, you know, shop around for a third round pick, which is a, you know, Myers out in, in with the Raiders. I know the Steelers were interested earlier, but there's not, you know, people for trade deadline. They're hoping that, okay, we're going to have a Christian McCaffrey type thing. And even like Garoppolo was big years ago when the 49ers did that or Von Miller with the Rams a couple years ago. They're hoping for these big names, but it's just not like that these days. Hasn't been for the last couple years.

Paulie (27:26)

But of all these edge rushers, I don't know if Max Crosby is untouchable.

Dan Patrick (27:30)

No. So Max, Max told me he doesn't want to go anywhere. That's straight from the horse's mouth, which he's told them. And they've also told him we're not moving yet. I know. It's funny because you put a little thing out the other yesterday with like an eagle symbol and everybody thought he was going to the Eagle. No, I actually texted one of my guys in the Eagles and I wish. And it's not happening.

Paulie (27:49)

Okay.

Dan Patrick (27:49)

But I had another team say to me, they, they asked me to ask about Max. It's funny to be an insider because people will ask, like, at least me.

Paulie (27:57)

Wait, they're using you as a middleman?

Dan Patrick (28:00)

Because then it's culpable deniability if they've. I've been had teams off say, hey, can you offer them this? Because then let's say it's a player and it's not them trying to get rid of player. Right. They didn't call. I call. Well, I'm just an insider trying to get. Trying to get. But then I have the inside information. But Max had a team asked me about Max and I said, I said, no, he wants to stay. You know, and guys like man, he's loyal. Said max is extremely loyal. And they go, that's what. We love him, but, man, we wish he wasn't.

Paulie (28:31)

What about Miles Garrett?

Dan Patrick (28:33)

No.

Paulie (28:34)

Untouchable.

Dan Patrick (28:35)

I've been told the hard no from everybody I've asked. You know, I don't understand if I'm the Browns and I can get. I think you can probably. You may be able to get more than what, you know, Dallas got from Micah Parsons. They're clearly gonna, you know, they're still. They're always in rebuilding mode, so they're just always in rebuild, rebuilding mode. I feel bad for Browns fans. I really do.

Paulie (28:57)

Okay. But speaking of the Browns, and I know there's all this, you know, speculation, rumor, innuendo, and then somebody says, hey, the jets should trade for Shador Sanders. So let me just ask. Is. Is that something that you think that the jets would entertain?

Dan Patrick (29:14)

I don't know what the jets thinking is, but obviously they have a quarterback issue over there. So I don't know. I don't know where they had him in the draft. And that's another issue I think is a lot of teams were looking at Shadoras, you know, really high up. Would we want him the first or second? They didn't, so I don't even know. They considered him later on. And clearly he's talented. Right? So he kind of just got lost in that shuffle, but I don't know where he was on their board, so it's hard for me to say.

Paulie (29:39)

We're talking to Jay Glazer joining us from, of course, London Fox NFL Sunday Insider, and he'll be there for the Veterans day parade in D.C. coming up this weekend. The veterans.

Dan Patrick (29:51)

I'm not going to be in London for the Veterans Day parade.

Paulie (29:53)

Good.

Dan Patrick (29:54)

That was totally messed up.

Paulie (29:55)

Yes, yes, that would be. That would be bad. Let me speculate on Chris Greer, the gm, getting fired by the Dolphins. I'll just speculate and then you tell me if I'm off base because you're keeping Mike McDaniel to the end of the regular season. And I'm wondering if management said, or ownership said, hey, we need you to sell off these parts. And Chris Greer said, no, I don't want to. I brought all these guys, I built this, and. And then they fire him, but they keep the head coach.

Dan Patrick (30:24)

No, no, I don't think that at all. I don't know what. Why the timing was. It was interesting, though, because of the timing of that.

Paulie (30:30)

It's. It's a week before the trade deadline when you. Gm.

Dan Patrick (30:34)

Yes. Because also all the conversations that he had had Champ Kelly, poor Champ Kelly got this running. It's like I don't really know what conversations really were being had. And like, you know, I had one GM was like, I'm just going to tell him that Chris and I had disagreed upon. He's not going to know. Right. It was terrible timing and there was definitely a lot of empathy for Champ Kelly in there. But no, I don't think that was why they did it. But yes, it has. There's a lot of people looking in the league on why, because then you have the Madrid game, then the buy. So it makes sense there. And I do know Steven Ross had a lot of love for Chris Greer. I don't know why they decided then why they had to make that move at that point. Because that set things back. Maybe did, maybe didn't. Because again, they're. They still got, you know, a three for Jalen Phillips. They're going to move. I think I wouldn't be surprised if they move Chub today. You know, and then, you know, the problem also is that now when you're trying to do a trade, though, it has to go all the way up the flagpole.

Paulie (31:38)

Yeah.

Dan Patrick (31:38)

There in Miami. So, you know, it's different than if it was just Chris Greer.

Paulie (31:43)

Why did they keep the head coach?

Dan Patrick (31:46)

I think, you know, Steven Ross still has infinity for the head coach.

Paulie (31:50)

Can he save his job?

Dan Patrick (31:55)

Yeah, I think, you know what the reason why I say, yeah, you remember that year Jim Fossil, look how he was done. He was like, I'm putting all my chips in the middle of the table.

Andrew Marchand (32:03)

Right.

Dan Patrick (32:04)

And then they go on this run, they go to the Super Bowl. Right. Remember also the year. This is why I don't do the coaches hot sea crap. Because remember the year also that Ron Rivera, he was supposedly fired, then he goes in this great run, becomes Riverboat Ron. They go to the super, right? Like, you know, there was. People have guys fired all the time. And I don't do it because I like to deal in accuracy. I don't need. I told you guys this years ago. I like to be right. And that's why I don't do the minute by minute breaking news stuff anymore. Because people don't care about who's right. They care about who's first. And even when you're first, everybody's stealing it inside two seconds. So I just want to make sure I'm always right and that the coaching carousel, there's going to be 15, 20 names on every year. There's gonna be seven openings, which means at least half of those or three fourths of those were incorrect. So is there a way for him to save his job? There is. It involves winning the table on a really big fashion.

Paulie (32:57)

What's the future of Tua and Kyler Murray, in your opinion?

Dan Patrick (33:01)

I wouldn't be surprised if after this year, you know, they could see if they can get something for Collar after this year. I don't know what kind of market there would be for Kyle. And then as far as the Dolphins, I can't answer because I don't know who's going to be the coach next year. If it's Mike McDaniel, those two have worked really well in the past. Mike is a really good offensive coach. There's. You can't deny that, a really good offensive coach. But I. I can't answer that because I don't know who's going to be there. But as far as Kyler, there is. There's certain. Certainly cap implications. It was even this. Look, you hear so many things during this trade deadline, and one of them was, hey, man, I'm here. You know, Cardinals are shopping Kyler. I'm like, there's no way. There's no way you're gonna be able to do that now with the capital implications. But I can almost see it like, okay, it's starting to leak out there now just to set it up for the off season to see what's out there. And that's, you know, the other funny line. I use this on Fox the other day, but this real. I got this from like 4 or 5 different GMs have the same type of line where they're like, oh, the line for. For subterfuge this year. Like, everybody during the draft tries to use subterfuge with, you know, reporters and this and that, right? But they're using it on each other. The GMs. This year's trade deadline, where a guy would be like, man, we're not trying to trade player expert. Can you believe all these guys are calling us about player X? Which means, what do you want to give us for player.

Paulie (34:25)

Subterfuge? Look at you. You go to London and you're using big words.

Dan Patrick (34:28)

Yes, I'm all smart out here with. In Oxford.

Paulie (34:33)

And you're in great spirits. You're in great health.

Dan Patrick (34:35)

I'm in great. Hey, and I like what you said. I appreciate it, man. I. Dan, I. I love you. And, you know, listen, I talk to people all the time about checking up on their people when we're When I'm struggling, I check up on two people and let them know, but I also at the same time check up on two people and don't let them know. And that's just my way of being of service. And that helps me between the ears. And you're one of the guys I reach out to and try and check up on it. And I know what you went through that, that your health issues, it's. Man, it's lonely and it's miserable. And I'm like, I will be there for my dude. And then out of nowhere, right, you check up on me.

Paulie (35:11)

I know.

Dan Patrick (35:12)

Last year, out of nowhere.

Paulie (35:13)

I know, right?

Dan Patrick (35:14)

Like, Dan, I got the thing for you. I got this place called Origins. I went down and did stem cells and prevented me from a three level fusion in my back and it freaking regrew the reattached the my torn bicep tendon back to my shoulder. Like, built a bridge, like, dude, you got to try this. If anything, you'll just. You and your wife will love going down. You have the best time. And it gave you healing, which, like, to me, you, you and I have had a bunch of tears on it. That's what a brother should do for, for their brothers, man. You know, you share healing.

Paulie (35:42)

Yeah. Out of nowhere, I called Jay. I said to my wife, I said, I got to call Jay Glazer. She goes, who's Jay Glazer? I said.

Dan Patrick (35:51)

She don't watch Fox.

Paulie (35:52)

No, no.

Dan Patrick (35:53)

Crap. Is that.

Paulie (35:54)

No, she, she's. She's. She's a shefty guy, you know.

Dan Patrick (36:02)

Not anymore she's not.

Paulie (36:03)

No, she's not. No. Not after I explained who you were and then I talked to you and I said, hon, we're going to Panama for stem cell. She goes, anything that'll help you. And I. And she heard your voice and she said, he. Boys, he always liked that. I said, no, no, you went through a dark period. And I remember talking to you and then I called you and you're like, dude, I'm going to Italy. I'm getting married. I've never felt better in my life. I go, wait a minute, what are you doing? And then, I mean, helped change my life and got got me healthier. And as I've said before on this show, it's not for everybody. It's something that I believe in.

Dan Patrick (36:43)

I think it's for everybody.

Paulie (36:45)

Well, I just want to be careful because people said, hey, it didn't work me. Or, you know, they're not going to the right place. But. But it is it helped me. And it's a stem cell, umbilical cord, stem cell. And I went to Panama at a place called Origins. And you know when you go in there and there are famous people in there, Jay. And you're. You're going, oh. Oh, hi. Yeah. Oh, hi.

Dan Patrick (37:10)

You know you're all down there to heal, right?

Paulie (37:13)

Yes. Yes, I know. Are you checking your phone for trade?

Dan Patrick (37:18)

I'm getting a call actually now saying, guy asked me, what do you think about Quinn and Williams? Last second here, might have a shot. So great, dude. Love the guy.

Paulie (37:27)

So are the jets selling?

Dan Patrick (37:29)

Well? They weren't. They were kind of like, hey, you got to make us a huge offer, blow us out of the water. But, you know, maybe somebody's willing to do something like that. But I think that's just the interpretation of one team, that that's what you got to go through.

Paulie (37:41)

Quinn and Williams would be a great pickup for somebody.

Dan Patrick (37:43)

Yeah, I don't know if that's really going to be. Yeah, but.

Paulie (37:46)

But Chubb's gonna get traded, you think?

Dan Patrick (37:48)

Oh, no, I. I think Cowboys Chubbs squarely on the block, so he has a better chance than I think, Williams. I'm just saying Quinn and as of the other day was like a hard no. And now it's kind of like, hey, maybe we can make a run of them. Can we make a run? And guys will ask me, like, what kind of. What kind of guy. They'll ask me what kind of guy is. You know, like, you go back to stem cell. I've trained. I was one of the first guys in the NFL to fight professionally in mixed martial arts. And 22 years ago, and before we really knew how to, we just beat the hell out of each other. And then I. Fox made me stop fighting. I started coaching guys, and I've started training NFL players in mma, and I've trained hundreds and hundreds. So as a result. And then also, like, my training partners are Randy Couture and Chuck Liddell and guys like this. And I got everything working against me. I'm five foot seven, Jewish guy, so I got everything working against me. But as a result of wrestling, all these football players, man, and training with these guys and sparring, I've ruptured 12 discs in my back. I don't have an L4, L5. And Dan, that's like, you had heard me. Like, I had a doctor. Dr. Watkins out here is like, jay, there's no more epidurals. There's no more tortoise. No. Like, we either got to do A three level fusion or we're putting a rod in your back. And for me, I just thought life was gonna be over. Like, people keep asking, why do you keep, like, training and sparring and doing this? I said, I'd rather kill me than I die from not doing it. And I went down just on a. I threw a flyer up on that stem cell, and the next day you're supposed to take, like, good, you know, 60 days, 90 days, whatever. I was a super responder. Day two, I got out of bed and my wife was like, oh, my God, you're standing straight up. You're five seven again. It's the first time I had been pain free in 20 something years. I first ruptured my back and 2001 or something like that. And, man, it's just changed my life. So I'm glad I was able to give you healing.

Paulie (39:42)

Give me the NFL player you think could professionally fight, like, ufc.

Dan Patrick (39:47)

Oh, man, there's a bunch of. First of all, Kyle Long, but he'd have to get down. We have to fight in Japan where there's no weight limits. Kyle was so nasty. Deshaun Golston, safety. Oh, my God. And then a guy that I've trained recently, last couple of years, Derwin James. Man, I love Derwin. Derwin is so athletic, and he just picks everything up and move. And some athletes, it takes a little while for them pick things up. Other guys, man, they pick. I'll tell you what, the other interesting thing, I've also trained a bunch of performers, right? I've trained to train the Jonas Brothers and like Wiz Khalifa and Snoop Dogg. Demi Lovato, though, they pick things up really well because they could pick up several steps. They could pick up five steps in a row, and their hips move great and they can connect it with their footwork. Everything starts from the ground up. We're NFL players and, like, I have a wrestling background. We're meatheads. You know, it's just, we don't. We're not able to think that far ahead, but we can get like. That's pretty interesting. You think I could take Derwin James? Yeah, I'll take Durham.

Paulie (40:45)

You think I could take a Jonas Brother?

Dan Patrick (40:47)

I think you would. You'd get choked out pretty fast. But that's just me.

Paulie (40:51)

Yeah. But the new one improved me.

Dan Patrick (40:55)

Right, with the stem cells version.

Paulie (40:58)

Yeah. I'm going after Joe Jonas. I don't think he could take me. My best to your. Your wife. Thanks for joining us and safe travels back for the Veterans Day.

Dan Patrick (41:08)

I love you. Man.

Paulie (41:09)

Thank you.

Dan Patrick (41:10)

Love to see you doing better.

Paulie (41:11)

Thank you. That's Jay Glazer. He'll be back on Sunday Fox NFL Sunday, the Veterans Day parade. That's their biggest show. And joining us from London. We'll take a break. More phone calls coming up. And Dan Quinn takes the blame for for his quarterback's injury. We'll have that for you coming up. 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. Thursday Night Football is on and it's only on Prime Video. This week it's an old school rivalry.

Andrew Marchand (41:46)

As the Las Vegas Raiders collide with the Denver Broncos.

Paulie (41:50)

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Andrew Marchand (41:59)

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Paulie (42:01)

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Dan Patrick (42:08)

Every now and then I rinse it out and I need Tommy rinse tonight.

Paulie (42:14)

And I need it more.

Dan Patrick (42:19)

Believe I don't know what to do. I'm always in the dark the sweat.

Paulie (42:26)

And smells like a dark downy rinse Fights stubborn odors in just one wash when impossible odors get stuck in.

Dan Patrick (42:38)

Hey there.

Paulie (42:39)

I'm Kyle McLaughlin. You might know me as that guy from Twin Peaks, Sex in the City or just the Internet's dad. 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. Daddy's looking good. Each week I invite someone fascinating to join me. Actors, musicians, creatives, highly evolved digital life forms. And we talk about what they love. Sometimes I'll drizzle honey in there too.

Andrew Marchand (43:08)

If I'm feeling sexy in the morning.

Paulie (43:10)

What keeps them going? And you're maybe my biggest competition on social media. Like when a kid says bruh to me and how they're navigating this high speed roller coaster we call reality. In Australia, you're looking out for snakes, spiders and boys, right?

Dan Patrick (43:24)

Hey, he's no Trey McDougal.

Paulie (43:25)

Chill. This is like the comments section of my Instagram. 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.

Dan Patrick (43:42)

The rich Russians falling out of windows podcast is back. Sad Oligarch Season 2. Since we left you in 2023. After Season 1, many politically motivated Russian millionaires have continued to die in suspicious circumstances. We dig deeper into these odd deaths, which include everything from mushroom poisoning, a mysterious heart attack attacks, to window clumsiness and suicide by decapitation. One thing we have found since we started back in 2022 is the information on the suspicious deaths has become much harder to find. Not just that, it seems as if state controlled media in Russia is being utilized to purposely confuse and contradict the reporting that gets put out. As you can probably imagine, season two gets very weird. Listen to Sad Oligarch on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts.

Paulie (44:43)

The one extremely fluid and common factor in emotion when it comes to war and battle is fear for both sides.

Dan Patrick (44:51)

Do you remember the fear of combat?

Paulie (44:54)

100%. Yeah. This veterans Day, the Good Stuff podcast honors those who've served and the stories that remind us what strength really looks like. Had over 50 operations and had 23 blood transfusions.

Dan Patrick (45:06)

It is extremely difficult to navigate the VA system.

Paulie (45:09)

I think what frustrates us the most.

Dan Patrick (45:12)

Is thinking about our veterans From World.

Paulie (45:14)

War II era, from Vietnam era, that don't have an advocate on the phone every day, all day calling for them.

Dan Patrick (45:20)

These are things that need to be talked about. These are things that need to be discussed.

Paulie (45:23)

We're talking about resilience, purpose, and finding hope through community and connection.

Dan Patrick (45:28)

There are blessings in there as well.

Paulie (45:30)

That that will happen in the most unexpected places.

Dan Patrick (45:33)

You have to find the humor in.

Paulie (45:34)

It or I think it'll literally kill you. Listen to the Good Stuff podcast on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Where is Dylan? Dylan is sitting in here in Fritzi's seat. How did we do last week? I think Seton had Maxi, who ended up splitting with with Giannis. Okay, so how much did Seaton win? $19. Dan. Okay.

Dan Patrick (46:01)

All right.

Paulie (46:02)

How about round of applause? That's a big, big winning. Someone's buying lunch. He's buying lunch for himself. $19. Okay, here are some options. Zion Williamson over 24 1/2 points playing the Hornets. Devin Booker over 28 1/2 points playing the Warriors. Paulo. Ben Harrow over 4 1/2 assists playing the Hawks. Franz Wagner over 21 1/2 points playing the Hawks. And Chad Holmgren over 8 1/2 rebounds playing the Clippers. Dylan. All right, Dan, I'm gonna start. I'm gonna go off the board, actually. Oh, that's okay.

Dan Patrick (46:43)

Okay.

Paulie (46:43)

I didn't know we were allowed to do that. Just gave us the board. And now you're going off the board. What the heck? I'm sorry, guys, but RJ Barrett, six or more rebounds. That's my guy. Okay, but you have to pick points, rebounds, and assists. Correct. You just have to pick one Prop. So minimum $5 bet on that prop, and then if your player leads in the combined category. Oh, okay. You get those. The bonus. All right, Paulie, I'm going to go.

Dan Patrick (47:12)

Paulo Banchero, under four and a half assists against the Hawks. That's the team you want to drop 35 on. I'm not passing.

Paulie (47:18)

Well, he's averaging 23 a game right now. Yeah, he'll drop 35 and he's averaging four assists. Marvin, you got a player play.

Dan Patrick (47:25)

Yeah, I got Chet Holmgren going over eight and a half rebounds because the Clippers, they'll get on the boards.

Paulie (47:30)

All right. He's averaging 10 rebounds. Seaton, you got one. Yeah, I'm actually.

Dan Patrick (47:34)

I'm also going Chad Holmgren and the over.

Paulie (47:37)

Because I don't know. For the same reason he's playing the Clippers. No. Wow. All right, so that's the king of the court. And you can take part in that with DraftKings, the sports bet book for betting NBA stars. Anything else, Dylan? Well, I proposed this last week. I think if you guys are all on board, we pool together. So everyone places their bet, and then if one of us wins, we share in the bonus bets. Okay. All right, if you guys are down.

Dan Patrick (48:08)

I got five on it.

Paulie (48:09)

All right, Paul?

Dan Patrick (48:11)

Yeah.

Paulie (48:12)

I want to involve my money with Dylan. You do? Well, you're not involving it with me. Oh, it's with DraftKings.

Dan Patrick (48:18)

There's sarcasm there.

Paulie (48:19)

Yes. Seating you team player here. Yeah, I got five on it. All right. All right, so we'll keep an eye on that. Yes. Dill. Sounds good to me. Okay. All right. More from Dylan on the gambling podcast on Thursday with Shay and Irving. Oh, he'll be in a great mood after the Cowboys and Bad Larry as well. So the king of the court when a share of a million dollars paid out in bonus bets. It's DraftKings, the sports book for betting NBA. I mentioned this when I saw Jaden Daniels out there, and it's 38 to seven, seven and a half minutes to go, and I'm like, why is he out there? And you're going to make him one dimensional? Because you got to start throwing the ball or keep throwing the ball. I don't want him out there. He's been banged up the last couple of games. Get him out of the game. Well, he got hurt. Here's Dan Quinn, the commander's head coach, with that decision at the start of.

Dan Patrick (49:13)

The fourth quarter, I guess it was probably like 12 and a half minutes left in the game. And that was going to be the last drive for a couple of guys, Jaden and Zach and Debo and lt. And so we're gonna have any read run plays and meaning no carries, you know, for the quarterback on a run. And honestly, man, that's where I missed it. Of course he could scramble. It's Jaden. It's what he's special at. And that is 100%. That's on me.

Paulie (49:36)

I get it. If they were up 38 to 7, would Dan Quinn have taken Jaden Daniels out? I want to be fair to the situation, but I can only tell you when I'm watching, I'm like, why is he still out there? Because he had been injured and missed a couple of games. I didn't want him out there. If they're up 38 to 7 or they're down 38 to 7 with seven and a half minutes to go. Yes, Paulie. I'll encounter a little bit, not a.

Dan Patrick (50:06)

Lot on this one. It's gotta be tough when you're at home, you already see the crowd leaving and when you put in the backups, it's waving the white flag. As a head coach, you try to do everything to push that back to the four minute mark again. I still agree with all you guys.

Paulie (50:21)

But I could see in the moment.

Dan Patrick (50:23)

Saying, can we see if we can muster up something here? Still the wrong decision.

Paulie (50:28)

The crowd had already left. Most of the crowd had already left. Keeping them out there is not keeping me in the stadium. If we're getting blown out and I'm going to leave, then I'm going to leave. It's seven and a half minutes to go. Yeah. Seaton. Yeah. I kind of see how it's not always so obvious that the players should be out there. Like if. If the commanders were winning 387 or 38 14. Yeah. I don't know that Jaden Daniels would have been taken out then either. Yeah, it's not that obvious sometimes. Yeah. And that's why I'm trying to be fair to Dan Quinn. And if you're up 38 7, 38 14, 7 and a half to go, I'm taking you out only because you had been injured. I got to have you for the long haul. Reggie Miller joins us as we Talk about Ja Morant and Doug.

Dan Patrick (51:22)

Here we have the Limu Emu in its natural habitat, helping people customize their car insurance and save hundreds with Liberty Mutual.

Paulie (51:32)

Fascinating. It's accompanied by his natural ally, Doug.

Dan Patrick (51:36)

Limu is that guy with the binoculars watching us. Cut the camera.

Paulie (51:40)

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Dan Patrick (52:26)

The Rich Russians Falling out of Windows podcast is back. Sad Oligarch Season 2 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.

Paulie (52:57)

The one extremely fluid and common factor when it comes to war is fear. This Veterans Day, the Good Stuff podcast honors those who've served and the stories that remind us what strength really looks like.

Dan Patrick (53:09)

Had over 50 operations and had 23 blood transfusions.

Paulie (53:13)

We're talking about resilience, purpose and finding hope through community and connection.

Dan Patrick (53:17)

There are blessings that will happen in the most unexpected places.

Paulie (53:21)

Listen to the Good Stuff podcast on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Whenever I got through the window, I tried to pick him up and his body was stiff. I'm Ben Westoff and this is the Peacemaker, a true crime podcast about a string of mysterious suicides at a Missouri university and the fraternity brother tied to them all, Brandon Grosseim. The lawsuit says Grosseim was one of the last people to see each victim before their deaths. Was he profoundly unlucky or was something much darker at play? Listen to the Peacemaker podcast on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. This is an iHeart podcast.