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It's hour two on this Thursday Football tonight. I'm gonna be at the man cave tonight with Shayan Irving watching his Cowboys against the Eagles. What could go wrong? Everything. But I. I did tell him, you got to be on your best behavior if we're going to be filming some of this. You got to watch your language. He promised, since he's not drinking anymore, he's not doing anything anymore, he said he'll be on his best behavior. And I was thinking, could I do a swear jar and for charity? And Shay would probably agree to that. But he just said, and I'm not worried if he was drinking or he was doing something El. He's going to be fired up no matter what. If. I mean, you heard him earlier in the week when we had him on. He was talking about Micah Parsons, and he was apoplectic, and he said, you know, it's a trigger. Makes him want to drink. But the gambling podcast was recorded yesterday. If you go to danpatrick.com, man, what a wild 30 minutes. And. And these guys did get around to their picks. Shay and Irving. Bad Larry and Dylan. I don't. I mean, guaranteed to be wrong, but still very entertaining. And it's Dan Patrick Takes a Gamble, and Marvin was there. Marvin has to run the controls. He's recording everything. He's got to listen to all of this. And you know what? You're a good soldier. You are a good soldier, Marvin. Yes. I had to edit out maybe about six minutes of content, and then something happened. Marvin, back me up. I will not back you up. Don't you ever think I'll back you up. What did you refer to it as? Oh, black up. Black up. Like, oh, like I have a black friend. Marvin. No, no, no. That will never be me. Don't you ever. Don't you ever ask me to help you. Not with that. You're just my friend. I don't see color. No, I don't either. Okay. It's hour two on the program. Ron Jaworski, former quarterback, and he'll join us. He'll be in Philadelphia, of course, his hometown. With the Eagles and the Cowboys coming up tonight, it's eight and a half. That's the point spread. The hot take draft in an hour from now. Does everybody have. I need at least two from the NFC and two from the afc. Todd, I am looking what I have here and I actually do have exactly two AFC and two nfc. I got four outtakes. Okay. If you are really hot on something, even a hotter hot take and you want to add that, then you can bonus bonus hot takes. I'm all for that. Seton, I have a question about one of mine. Okay. I can't tell if this is necessarily a hot take or just a prediction, but it involves tonight's game. That's a teaser. It's kind of like more like I'm calling something. Oh, you're calling for the Cowboys to shock the world. Incorrect. Oh, never in my life will you ever hear that come for me. Okay, well then we have a tease. Well, I have the odds on who's going to score the first touchdown of the season. If you said Saquon Barkley, you would be correct. That's my hot take for tonight. Oh, that Saquon's going to score the first touchdown. No, it's the first touchdown of the season. Oh, okay. Will be okay. Jalen Hurts is second. A.J. brown, Devonte Smith, C.D. lamb and Javante Williams. The first touchdown of the NFL season. According to DraftKings, will Dak Prescott throw an interception? Yes. Minus 150. No. Plus 118. How about over under passing yards? According to DraftKings over under passing yards Dak Prescott Paul 222. Marvin 200. Todd 229 and a half. Seton 179. 249 and a half. Probably going to be behind and they're going to lead the charge. Throwing the ball to George Pickens and C.D. lamb. Yeah, Paulie. The Eagles last year had the seventh ranked scoring offense and the number two ranked scoring defense. Over under passing yards Jalen Hurts Marvin 258. Paul 202. Todd 206. Se 179. 215 and a half. 215 and a half. Just some of the prop bets of Saquon Barkley Prop bet Longest rushing y carry Longest carry. What's the over under longest carry for Saquon tonight? MARVIN 23 and a half. PAUL 37 and a half. SEATON 79 yards. Oh, I got 16 and a half. 20 and a half. SAQUON Barkley, some of the prop bets. Seaton, take this seriously. Come on. I am. Oh, those are serious responses. Yes. Okay. What the heck? All right. I don't like that accusation. He's gonna have the last lap when he runs for 79 yards on one point. The store@danpatrick.com open for business stocked up with fresh GE. Please visit that stat of the day brought to you by Panini America. The official trading cards of the program. Good morning. If you're watching on Peacock, thank you for downloading the app. And we say good morning to all of our great radio affiliates around the country. Spent a lot of time talking about the Clippers, Kawhi Leonard, Steve Ballmer, allegations the NBA is investigating. Everybody has been invited to join us here in the sandbox, but nobody has taken us up on the offer just yet. Let me see. How about James and Austin? Hi, James. What's on your mind? D.P. what's up, man? Hey, first things first. I can't wait for the stream tonight with you and Shay. I personally hope it's nuts, but I had a question about the quiet lantern stuff. And so say these billionaire owners. They own teams and they acquire a player. Would it be unethical or illegal if that owner also had like a stake or ownership in say, Gatorade and then Gatorade were to endorse that player to help compensate with them with the salary cap? I don't know it. I am salary cap ignorant with this and what you can and can't do. Let's say Phil Knight owned an NFL team and he was going to give you $50 million. Let's say he owned the Dallas Mavericks and he's going to give Cooper Flagg $50 million endorsement deal. I guess that's legal as long as he is doing something for that money with Nike. But I don't know how they circumvent the salary cap. I mean, I can imagine how you're going to do that. And I think, you know, on a local basis you will have sponsors who then want to pay money to one of the star players to endorse their product on a, in a local market. Because sometimes you'll go to these cities and all of a sudden you'll see a former player pop up and he's talking about, you know, a law firm or a car dealership. Those things happen. But I don't know how closely these commissioners monitor these situations. Michael in Fort Wayne. Hi, Mike. What's on your mind today? Hey, good morning, Dan. I've. I've been Thinking the last couple days about Pablo Torres report. And the thing that's puzzled me the most about this whole thing is thousand pages of information because it's just an absurd number. Like how on earth does anyone get that much paper about anything? And then thinking back to my high school and college experience, it hit me. He took the 500 pages of evidence that he had and then he increased the font size, squeezed his margins and double spaced his lines and there. Thank you, Michael. Well, it's all public records here. I think that that's, you know, he has this information because it was made available, but I don't know if he's making it seem maybe there's only like 19 pages, but, you know, the font size looks like an eye chart. 3,000 pages. 3,000 pages. Yes. Yeah. Paulie, remember in eighth grade you had to do a book report and had to be 200 words and you're like, huck Finn is a very, very, very interesting book. Connor in Chicago. Hi, Connor. What's on your mind? Hey, bud. Five nine, a hard 175. You hear me? All right, Just calling in, actually going to say with all the stuff going on in the NFL and I'm playing over in Europe and stuff, a lot more, I think the NFL is eventually going to go with that 18 game season, two bye weeks. The extra bye week will be when you come back from Europe and then there'll be no more preseason games. So eventually every game will matter. What do you think? I think you have to have preseason games. I think that would be important. It is important. We've seen the Bengals never get off to a good start. They normally don't play their starters in the preseason. They changed that up this year. I think you have to have at least two of those games. Maybe you have a controlled scrimmage. I would like to see college football have a preseason and get rid of these games to start a season where you're playing against Mercer or Samford, that that would eliminate. But I want, you know, these little schools, they, they're willing to be sacrificial lambs because they get that money and that might be the, the entire treasure chest of all the athletics at a smaller school. I understand that. But if you want to have a level playing field where you're playing quality opponents week in and week out, then maybe we have a preseason. Maybe you schedule some of these teams in a preseason game, therefore they can get that money. But you go into the regular season now, these games count. But I do think we need at least two Preseason games in the NFL. Rob in Orlando. Hi, Rob. Good morning. About the NFL scheduling and the number of games, I don't understand. Maybe this has been discussed, but if you ship to a 19 week season with the 17 game schedule, two by weeks, it stretches out the season to get you the President's Day. And additionally it gives you the additional inventory for, you know, NFL to sell those packages, you know, to the other networks and everything. And then it also allows you the two bye weeks so that you can never have a reason to have to play Thursday game on a short week. Yeah, whatever is going to bring about the best quality. Okay. I'm all about player safety, getting a time to recover, to play a game. If you're traveling overseas and then you come back, how much time do you have? And they're going to 18 games. It's just a given. Now the NFL Player association can say, hey, hold on, Commissioner, not so fast. I've got a source who's told me this has been in the plant in the works for years, that this is what's going to happen. They're eventually going to go to President's Day weekend for the Super Bowl. All of this stuff is playing out. I didn't have a time frame for it, but I was told by somebody, you know, one of the higher ups that this was all planned out and that you're going to have. The networks are going to bid on the international games. Yes, Mark, but if they move it to an 18 game schedule and get two bye weeks, that may affect college football because we're only a week ahead of President's Day now with the Super Bowl. And so now with two bye weeks, does the NFL move it, move up their season a week till Labor Day weekend and affect college football's opening weekend? I don't think they worry and care about college football. They don't care about other sports. They do not remember there weren't going to be games on Friday night because they didn't want to disrupt high school football. That's not the case anymore. Chiefs, Chargers, Friday night from Brazil, David in Ohio. Hi, David. Hey, Dan. You were talking about the swear jar with Shay tonight. Yeah, I think if every time he swears, put the money in the swear jar and all the money goes to the Ginger's favorite charity. Thank you. All right. Thank you, David. David's been roasting here lately. He's been on a roll. Yeah. Paulie, there's actually an update on that NFL Friday night high school conflict thing. The athletic reported that week one of the NFL Next year, they cannot, will not play a Friday night game because it abuts the window for the law, the Sports broadcasting Act of 1961 that protects high school football. And so they can't do it next year, have a Friday night opener. Is there high school football this Friday night? I don't. It's unclear why they can have one this year on a Friday night. Maybe because it's out of the country, like an offshore bookie. Offshore count? Yeah. It doesn't count if it's outside. That might be. I'm not even joking. That may be it. But yeah, because I was told, hey, you can't have college games or pro games on Friday night because they don't want to take away from high school. It has to do with Labor Day and the start of high school football in 2026. Labor Day isn't until Sept.7th. That puts the following Thursday, the second week of the month. And that is where that's a no no against high school football. Greg in Arizona. Hi, Greg. What's on your mind? Good morning, Mr. Patrick. Shout out to Gus. I've always wanted to say that. Hey, I got a pie in the face bet for not just you guys. I want the BRG guys involved in this as well. Oh, I don't. I don't think the Browns are going to win the division. I'm not that senile enough, but I believe they're going to go to the wild card and they're going to make it a wild card win. And is this a pie to the face, Greg? Yes. Absolute pie to the face. The Browns are going to the playoffs as a wild card. I know we're not going to win the division, but I swear we're going the wild card. We're going to win a wild card playoff game. I'll take a pie to the face bet for you. And all you guys are. I love all you guys. And that includes the BRGs. Okay. Yeah, we'll take that as a group. But if you lose this bet, Greg, you get 12 pies to the face. I'll take it. I'll take it. I think Greg just won the hot take game right there. Yeah, well, pie to the face. Damn. But. All right, we got the bet that the Browns don't win the division, but they will be the wild card team and they will win a wild card game. Yes, Marvin, I would have taken a pie if they won six games this year. I hope that I. Okay, we got to get a big kind of chalkboard or something where we keep track of all of these hot take board. No, no, no. The bets, the pies to the face. Because it just feels like every time we go, all right and then we move on and then somebody will call in and go, hey, got a pie to the face bet. I'm gonna send you my video. I don't even know what it was for. Yes, Eaton, I think I got a thing for us. Oh. I think I have a legit bet tracker that'll go maybe on our website. Okay. And we'll just, we'll write them all down, we'll put them in this like file and it'll be available on the website. Okay. Yes. Todd, get a little Marie Callender sponsorship going. Since it's all pie in the face related. There's an opportunity there. Are they still in business? I don't know. One of those table talk. One of those little square pies they got at the supermarket. There's got to be some good pie companies. Marie Callender, how old are you? You're like 80 years old. I'm going to be 81 in October. Yeah, I remember back in the depression we had the Marie Calendar pies. It's the best thing to watch eat while watching Murder She Wrote or Dateline and Trapper John, Maryland. Yeah. What's Trapper? Free calendar. When you go there? 4:45pm On a Tuesday. I gotta get to bed by 7:00'. Clock. I hope I can catch some of the game tonight. Marie Calendar. Dang. That jolted me a little bit by the way. I'm not sure because it's going to be 8:20 start. Shay wanted to bring food tonight. Say more of a Diagnosis Murder guy. Believe it or not. Do you think? Yeah, yeah. I don't know much Murder She Wrote, but Diagnosis Murder. No, Shay Love is the re. Reboot of Matlock. I think he's very big on Matlock. Kathy Bates. Yeah. K. Bates. Yeah. So Shay is going to bring food in and he's going to have I think diet soda. And then I'm having tequila and cigars. But he, he goes, danny, what. What can I bring in? I said, I don't care, whatever, you know. He goes, how about pizza? I said, all right. So I think that's, that's the menu tonight for the, the Watch party. Now I've invited the br. You know, you guys can come in as well. I invited Marvin and I think. Marvin, you're coming to the Watch party tonight? Yeah. It's football season. I don't love my family anymore. Okay. I think Dylan's going to the game. He won't be able to be there. Big Day Ray is going to be there, I think. Well, Big Day Ray. Yeah. Has he been promoted? Yes, he has. Ray's been promoted to Big Day Ray. Yes. He's from Picture Day. Yes. Picture Day. Ra PA Ray. To Big Day. Big Day Ray. Well, I noticed he's been walking around with a little extra swagger these days. Yeah. He's the producer of the gambling podcast and does a great job. And I, I nicknamed him. Now he's Big Day Ray. And it's not a mocking Big Day Ray. He's. He's Big Day Ray. Wow. Big Day Ray. Yeah. Good for you. Yeah. Yes. Marvin. What Big Day did he have? I know, it's. He's going to have a big day at some point. He'll have a big day. You could just call me Big Day Raymond. Actually, that would be a lot better. All right, let me take a break. Jaws. Jaws is going to join us. Coming up, we have our Hot Take draft that'll be coming up in less than an hour. Wild takes. We have the Hot Take chain right there by Seaton. Who is going to wear that after our hot takes. All right, we'll come back, we'll talk to Jaws about tonight's game. After this, 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. Hey, it's Ben, host of the Fifth Hour with Ben Maller. Would mean a lot to have you join us on our weekly auditory journey. You're asking what in God's name is the fifth Hour? I'll tell you. 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And then me too happened, and then everybody else want to get pissed off because the white said it was okay. Problem. My oldest daughter, her first day in ninth grade and I called to ask how I was doing. She was like, oh, dad, all they were doing was talking about your thing in class. I ruined my baby's first day of high school. And Slumflower. What turns me on is when a man sends me money. Like, I feel the moisture between my legs when a man sends me money. I'm like, oh, my God, it's go time. You actually sent it. Listen to the Good Moms Bad Choices podcast every Wednesday on the Black Effect podcast network, the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you go to find your podcast. I'm Dr. Scott Barry Kaufman, host of the psychology podcast. Here's a clip from an upcoming conversation about exploring human potential. I was going to schools to try to teach kids skills, and I get eye rolling from teachers or I get students who would be like, it's easier to punch someone in the face. When you think about emotion regulation. Like, you're not going to choose an adaptive strategy which is more effortful to use unless you think there's a good outcome as a result of it, if it's going to be beneficial to you. Because it's easy to say like. Like you go blank yourself, right? It's easy. It's easy to just drink the extra beer. It's easy to ignore, to suppress seeing a colleague who's bothering you and just like, walking the other way. Avoidance is easier. Ignoring is easier. Denial is easier. Drinking is easier. Yelling, screaming is easy. Complex problem solving, meditating, you know, takes effort. Listen to the psychology podcast on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. We have all these different bets, Pie to the face bets. Why don't we have a pie sponsorship? Why doesn't Marie Callender if. If somebody works at Marie Callender and would like to be the official pie of the DP show, You know, it's a Orange county company. Marie's son don founded it 1964. How about we get some pies? Yes, Tom and I've been assured on X that there's still. That's still in existence. Not as many stores, but Marie Callender's is still a thing. All right. But if they would like to sponsor. Yeah, I'm getting some messages here. This is the absolute best pie in the business. They are delicious banana and coconut cream ones. All right. Maybe we could get a pie sponsorship out of this. We'll get more phone calls, come up, see what's poll question from. I didn't even know if we went to one in the first hour, let alone the second. Well, I'm trying to get the wording of this right, but I think it's going to be a little sensitive. Okay. Because I don't know if I can. I'm trying to find a better way to ask this question, but Steve Ballmer is the victim or villain. I'm going for the. What's that called? Paul and V and V. Alliteration. Alliteration. Thank you. Victim and villain. So he kind of rolls off the tongue. I think it's a fair. That's a fair estimate. Okay. All right. We okay with that? We comfortable with that? You know, Paul's the executive producer. Can I blame him? He'll take the blame. Yeah. Yeah. Hey, you guys approved it. I don't. Ron Jaworski, NFL quarterback for 17 seasons. He went to a Super bowl and he will be handling the Eagles pre and post game show for NBC sportsnet tonight. What are the expectations for the Eagles this season? Johns, Dan, first of all, great with you. Once again, expectations in Philadelphia are through the roof. It will be going crazy tonight at Lincoln Financial Field when that banner is raised. The bar is very high. I think most people that have watched football the last couple years believe that Howie Roseman has built a franchise for the long haul, not only to win, but to win Super Bowls. This is a very good football team. The national TV audience and of course the Dallas Cowboys. This is always a game. When the schedule came out in Philadelphia, it put a big circle around the Dallas Cowboys. It's been a bitter rivalry for a long time. So all of a sudden you get the world champions unveiling the banner here in Philadelphia this evening. You got the Dallas Cowboys coming to town. It'll probably be the highest rated game of the year. So it's great matchup. But is it super bowl or bust? Like anything other than a Super bowl win in Philadelphia, would that be a disappointment? Yes, It's Philadelphia just the way it is. And you learn to live with it. But this is a very good football team. The Cowboys are kind of going through rebuilding state right now. The Eagles last year in the two games against. The Cowboys won by a score of 75 to 13. That's. That's correct. And 75 to 13 last season. So, of course, Dak Prescott is not playing those games. He'll be playing this evening. But right now, the Eagles organization is far ahead of the Cowboys organization as far as the player development and the team they put on the field. I know we love rankings, we love lists, especially with quarterbacks, and I just don't know if we know how to properly rank Jalen Hurts. I don't know if he's a great quarterback, but he is the right quarterback for this team. How do you look at where he kind of stands with these other quarterbacks right now? He's the best quarterback in the National Football League because he has that Vince Lombardi trophy in his hand. He's a world champion quarterback. He's a Super bowl mvp. And it's. I don't know how he come up with all these quarterback rankings and ratings and who's number one and who's number 32 and who's moving up and who's moving down. You know, I played 17 years as you introduced me in this league. The only thing that I was concerned about was, can we win the football game? Not numbers, not stats. Can we win the football game? You look at Jalen Hurts, his record, the only thing this young man cares about is winning. He's so pissed off right now. He's a Super bowl mvp, but he. Now he feels disrespect because he's not in the top three or four, top five of these quarterback ranks, in my opinion. But why would he care about that? Jaws, if he cares about winning, why would he care about his rankings? Because you got to have something to motivate yourself, okay? Every player's got something besides winning. What's going to motivate you to become great? It's not always the wins and losses. Everyone's different. Everyone motivates himself differently right now. But the guy is a winning quarterback. He knows how to win. He prepares. And I think the players, you know, I get out to training camp, I see how he operates, how the team operates, how Nick operates the football team on the practice field. And, you know, it's no joke. It's no joking around. And Jalen Hurts is the leader of the football team. He's a winning quarterback. And to me, you rate A quarterback, does he win games when the game is on the line? Jalen hurts, makes plays. And I think the one thing that's probably most overlooked in his skill set, his ability to run and read defenses. And now he's gotten so much better at that because you have to, you have to respect Jaylord's ability to run, to throw on the run and run those zone read options. That's to be separates him because he stretches the field not only vertically in the passing game but horizontally in the running game. And I think a good example, I was looking at some, some tape of the Cowboys with Michael Parsons in there the last couple years getting in preparation for this game. Micah Parson really was never a factor against the Eagles. Never a factor because they made him play the run, they ran the zone read option at him, made him wrong. And only there's only one quarterback I think can do that. Well, there's others, Patrick Mahomes could do it, but they don't put him in harm's way. Probably Josh Allen could do it. They don't put in harm's way. Things are willing to take a chance with Chandlers because he normally makes the right decision when he makes a decision to run the football or hand it off in the running game. I always found it interesting with great players and players who could track you down, Lawrence Taylor, that the best way is to go after them, like go straight to them instead of letting them have that catch up speed that you know, Micah Parsons has. I go back to Alan Page, I remember Tony Dungy saying we went right at him because we knew he would eventually catch us if we didn't. Well, especially you know, at the lineback position. You know, it's become such an important position in the NFL and I think the best way to take on a guy that likes to use speed and quickness and athleticism is to run right at him. You know, make him take on blocks for 65 or 70 plays. Game wears ass down. You know, that's kind of the approach that teams take on it. If you got a great athlete as a linebacker, even a defensive lineman, run it right at him, make him and make him make plays and wear him down. So yes, I would agree with your assessment of that. Talking to Ron Jaworski, the former NFL quarterback. He's working with the Eagles, the pre and post game show for NBC Sports national tonight. If not the Eagles, then who? Probably the Chiefs. Again, I think the Bills are creeping up as far as winning the Super Bowl. They're going to be teams in the Hunt. Detroit's going to be in the hunt. There's no question of that. I love this week, this first opening week, because no one knows what the hell is going to happen, Dan. I mean, it is the hardest. You know, as a player for 17 years, I knew week one you didn't know what to expect. No one shows anything anymore in the preseason. It is the hardest game to evaluate. I always say I'll come on your show in four weeks and then you can ask me the question, who's the best team in the National Football League? I think you need, we need to see a sampling. Not based on what last year, this Eagle roster, they're the world champions. They've had tremendous turnover, tremendous turnover. You know, you're going to have four, probably four new starters, maybe five new starters on defense tonight. Fortunately for them, their offense is very sound. There'll be one change at right, right guard with steam going into right guard, they'll be fine on offense. But defense, there's a turnover. So you got to see how it's going to play out when, as the season wears on, can you defend what Jerry Jones did in the Micah Parsons situation? Yeah, I think both teams want in this. I think the immediate winner is the Green Bay Packers. They get a great football player. They're now probably, along with the Eagles, probably the odds on favorite to go to the super bowl and win a world championship that the packers got a lot better now, but they gave up a lot. They gave two number one draft choices and Kenny Clark. So they gave up potentially a few all pro players. And let's be realistic. The Cowboys are in a kind of a rebuilding type year. And if they hit on those draft choices, you could say, okay, they're gonna have four first round picks in the next two years. They're gonna have a chance to rebuild their football team with high draft choice. Yeah, they may not be number ones, number twos, but it gives them the capital now to move up in those positions where they can get any player they want in the next two years. So I think for the short term, the Green Bay packers certainly win. The long term, I think the Dallas Cowboys win. Always. Great to talk to you, Jaws. Thanks for joining us. Have fun tonight. All right. Always work. Great work with you, Dan. You're the best. That's Ron Jaworski handling the Eagles pre and post game show for NBC Sportsnet. Coming up tonight, Baker in Illinois. Hi, Bake. What's on your mind today? Hey, Dan. 6, 1, 2, 50, guys. We're talking about the 18 game NFL schedule and the President's Day weekend Super Bowl. So I did a little deep dive, and starting in 2027, if that happens by then, and then every five to seven years after that, the super bowl would be played on February 14, which is Valentine's Day. Okay. Is that gonna ruin somebody's Sunday, you think? Maybe. Maybe. I mean, I love love. And if I said to my wife, I'm going to be watching the game, I'm sure she would say, sure. I love you. You do what you want to do. Thank you. I. This isn't happening anytime soon. The 18 game schedule, maybe. Maybe. Maybe two years earliest. But this feels like, you know, you're going to want to have this bid upon by the networks. Like, you have to. You know, there's a lot of things that would go into this. You got to negotiate with the NFL Players Association. What do the players want? I still suggest that you add four roster spots for each team if you're going to go to an 18 game schedule. But I would. And I don't have any information on when it would start, but everything else is going as scripted in what I've told you over the years there. Zach and Knoxville. Hi, Zach. What's on your mind today? Hey, dp, thanks for taking my call. Just had a couple questions for Todd. Does he still get his Swanson TV dinners through? The truck comes in and what time does his milkman come? Just asking for a friend. That's pretty funny. I actually used to love those Swanson Hungry man dinners. Sirloin and the mashed potatoes and the little pie thing and those. Those were good old days. And I was watching my. My children. And you're not babysitting your children. You're. You're watching your children. You're. And I remember those TV dinners. Fried chicken. It was the best. Yeah. Kind of like I couldn't screw it up, and then you could just put it in front of them and put on the tv and. You were the best dad in the world. Yes. Marvin, did you say the best or just the most convenient? Because those weren't good. They weren't. Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. Wrong generation, Mark. Are you kidding me with those Tater Tots? You're right. They weren't good. They were great. Okay, if you say something. All right. Yeah, they were good for me, like, growing up, if my mom said, hey, TV dinners were like, yeah, did dad get a raise? There was definitely a period where they were great. And then there was a period where they stopped being great and they were gross. We Might be looking at the generational divide here, because they were great, but when you'd have the spillover into the different little compartments, then I'd get pissed. Like, I'd have green beans in the pudding or the cake, and I go, God dang it, you know? But the fried chicken, tater tots, Salisbury steak. That was pretty good eating in my neighborhood. We're having TV dinners. What are you guys having? My dad's cooking steaks on the grill. Yeah. Sucks to be you. I got a TV dinner. Jeffrey in Michigan. Hi, Jeff. Hey, guys. Six, one, two, 60. I just want to say, Fritzi, I got your back, man. I was literally gonna call in and say, I think you guys need to get Marie Callender as a sponsor for this whole pie to the face thing. I'm glad you took all the heat. I'm glad they ripped you apart, not me. But I got your back on it. All right, Jeffrey. Jeffrey's there with you. Thank you, Jeff. You know, you're slowly building a fan base here. Very slow. Remember Paul in Indiana yesterday? He had your back. So you got like three or four fans. Does that balance out the hundred? There's like, stop singing, joke boy. You're not funny when I turn the radio up. When you talk. Everybody get your hands up. Raise your hands. Everybody get your hands up. That was funny. It was funny yesterday. I have my moments. Yeah, I have my moments. By the way, we're going to write the headline for tonight's game, and we'll do that like tomorrow's headline for tonight's game. We'll have that coming up. And we have our hot takes, top of the hour. This is the fifth annual hot take draft. You know what? We should get some s', mores, dude. Yes. Let's go. S' more run. Let's go. Let's go. Maybe. Maybe I'll. I'll see if I could get big day Ray or, you know, somebody in the back that we could do a s' mores run, you know, for the hot takes there. I think I'll work on that. All right, let me take a break. We're back after this. 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. Tired of spills and stains on your sofa? WashablesOfAs.com has your back. 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Your team is going to break your heart three times probably before Halloween. Uh huh. But fear not, the Solid Verbal will be right there with you through every soul crushing loss and impossible comeback. Join us all season long, all year long, as we ride the rollercoaster of this ridiculous sport. Whether you're a diehard fan or a casual observer, we'll help you make sense of all the chaos and of course, celebrate the madness. Tune in for previews, recaps, bits you won't hear anywhere else, and all the emotional stuff support you need as a college football fan. We don't just love college football, Ty, we live it. Listen to the Solid Verbal College Football podcast on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. Get fired up y'. All. Season 2 of Good Game with Sarah Spain is underway. We just welcomed one of my favorite people and an incomparable soccer icon, Megan Rapinoe to the show and we had a blast. 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Drinking is easier. Yelling, screaming is easy. Complex problem solving, meditating, you know, takes effort. Listen to the Psychology podcast on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Now people are sending pictures of Marie Callender pies in Hey I want a sponsorship out of this. Or maybe Swanson Hungry Man TV dinners. And back then, you know, when I was growing up, you had to put them in an oven. We didn't have a microwave. And put them in the oven. You can't cook them thoroughly with a microwave. No. Plus, the tin would explode. Yes. It would spark. But I. You know, you'd put it in the oven and we had six kids. So you had six TV dinners in there, and it was good stuff. Mashed potatoes probably weren't done. You know, the corn would go into the dessert. The chicken might have been done, but that was okay. Kind of TV dinner. Yes. Yeah, You. I would eat that dessert first. Whatever. Kind of like cherry tart. Well, they burn the crap out of your mouth right away. Right away. Yeah. Paul, were TV trays a big deal when you guys were kids with the adults and maybe grandparents? We didn't have them. We put them on our lap. And of course, you'd burn your scalded little legs. So we would put a towel, a beach towel on our lap and then put our TV dinner there. Yes. You could either have that, like, tin one or whatever that had the little legs that folded down. Or sometimes there were even fancier ones that were more of like a wooden sort of mesh kind of thing. Had a little spot for, like, your cup to go in. Yeah. You put a magazine on the side, Baby. It was bougie. Bougie. Yeah. Yeah. Download the DraftKings Pick Six app, use code Patrick, Opt in for free and start stacking entries for NFL Week 10 cost Big Upside. In partnership with DraftKings Pick 6, the Crown is yours. Predictions for tonight. Todd, I'm going to start with you. Your prediction for tonight is I've got the Philadelphia Eagles winning 29, 23. And I have a little headline. Unless we want to do it at the end, you can throw it out there. I think Dax going to struggle a little bit. He's going to get picked a couple of times. How do you like dak? Philly picks apart. Prescott. 29, 23 Super bowl champs. Okay, you slow down when you're really proud of your delivery. How do you like that? Billy picks apart. Prescott. Okay. Seaton o' Connor prediction for tonight. Oh, man. Well, you know, I. I love CD Lamb. I really do. And I want him to win as many games as possible. I just want him to do it on another team. I prefer it not be the Cowboys. So I'm going Eagles. I think the Eagles roll tonight. What's that have to do with CD Lamb on another team because I like CD Lamp. Okay. I just don't want to play for the Cowboys. So normally, like, if I like a player, I'll pick for that team. I'll be like, oh, man, I love CD Lamb, so I'm gonna pick his team to win. But I don't like the Cowboys, so I can't pick them. Marvin. Eagles 31, Cowboys 17. Okay, late game. Touchdown to make it a cover. Yes. Okay, late cover. I hope the game is kind of out of reach so I don't have to stay here all night with Shea. Yes, Marvin, but that's what I mean. I think it's going to be 31, 10, and then the Cowboys score a late touchdown and that goes over with the passing yards. All right. Yes. From your experience, is Shay the type that overstays his welcome? What kind of social cues do you have to give him when you want to wrap up the night and have leave the studio so you can go home? Well, I was thinking of sleeping here and I would just get up, as I do at my house. I just get up and I go to bed. Or when I leave a party, I just get up and leave. Yes. Shay doesn't strike me as a social cues kind of guy. I think he's kind of going along his own way one way or the other. Yeah. Cuz he might say, danny, I'm out of here. And then he. He would leave, but. But I don't know. He's going to watch me drinking tequila and smoking cigars and then he probably is going to be like, I don't want to be around this. Cowboys are losing and you're having fun and I'm out of here. Danny Paulie. Prediction. I would go Eagles 28, 20 over the Cowboys. For bonus coverage, though, Kenny Clark will have a sack and a fumble recovery to propel that narrative. Just for snarkiness. I am. I'm gonna take the Eagles by three. I'm gonna take the Eagles by three. I think the Cowboys will make it a little more interesting. You know, chip on their shoulder. They're gonna. They're gonna, you know, sneak in a couple times. We don't need him. Yeah. Yeah. Micah who? We don't need him. Micah who? Yes, Todd, can you give us a final score that we could hold you to so we can have fun with that tomorrow? 27, 24. There you go. That would be 3, 27, 24. Eagles. Eagles. Eagles. Cowboys, plus 8 and a. 8 and a half. Download the DraftKings Pick Six app. Use code Patrick Opt in for free. Start stacking entries for NFL Week 10 cost. Big upside. In partnership with DraftKings Pick 6, the Crown is yours. Once again, my predictions for entertainment purposes only. But if you go to the gambling podcast@danpatrick.com, those guys play for keeps. They're the ones that actually put their money up and place their bets. Let's see. Brian in Pittsburgh. Hey, Brian, what's on your mind today? First time, long time. I. I. Freddie Freeman for the Dodgers, his World Series performance. I put Todd on par with Freddie Freeman for the Dan Patrick Show. Okay. I'm a delivery driver for a nationwide company and this is the best three hours of my day. You guys. I laugh consistently. You guys are awesome. Thank you, Brian. Wow. You're the Freddie Freeman of the show. It's like a love fest here. I've had some bad days, so I'm going to enjoy this one with the. With the nice. I know. I don't know what happened here, but sending out a lot of checks to our fans. So I guess, no, you're not paying any. No, you're cheap. You're not paying anybody. Extremely tr. No. Glenn in San Diego. Hi, Glenn. Real quick. Way to go, Todd. Hey, Dan. I got. I got a complaint. But then I also have a solution. I feel like the NFL has become a league of mediocrity. And you guys brought it up yesterday with the whole who doesn't get into the playoffs? Type of thing. And I'm a charger, fans, and trust me, I know what mediocrity looks like. I'm wondering why we don't just divide the divisions. East, west, afc, nfc, take the top seven teams. No more subpar teams getting into the playoffs. And if you want to make it real crazy, if the UFO survives, we start thinking about demoting the top bottom four teams and bringing the top four teams from the exo. I mean, from the US to the. Those teams aren't. They're not even close to competing. No, they would never go for that. These owners, they're not going for that. They're there, there. This isn't the Premiership, the Premier League. It's not going to happen. I like relegation in college. I'm all for that final hour. In fact, 10 minutes from now, your radio or TV might get a little warm to the touch. It's the fifth annual NFL Hot Take Game. Also, Ross Tucker, speaking of hot. He will join us in the final hour. Dan and the Dan at Stanpatrick Show. Life's messy. We're talking spills, stains, pets, and kids. But with Annabe, you never have to stress about messes again. At WashablesOfAs.com, discover Annabe sofas, the only fully machine washable sofas inside and out starting at just $699. Made with liquid and stain resistant fabrics. That means means fewer stains and more peace of mind. Designed for real life, our sofas feature changeable fabric covers allowing you to refresh your style anytime. Need flexibility? Our modular design lets you rearrange your sofa effortlessly. 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It's in the name NFL Daily so you'll have fresh content in your feed all season long. Join me, Greg Rosenthal and an all star cast of co hosts for previews and recaps of every single game. NFL Daily will keep you up to date with everything you need to know so you can sound smarter than all your friends. Listen to NFL daily on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. I'm Dr. Scott Barry Kaufman, host of the Psychology Podcast. Here's a clip from an upcoming conversation about how to be a better you when you think about emotion regulation, you're not going to choose an adaptive strategy which is more effort to use unless you think there's a good outcome. Avoidance is easier. Ignoring is easier. Denial is easier. Complex problem solving takes effort. Listen to the Psychology podcast on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Get fired up y'. All. Season 2 of Good Game with Sarah Spain is underway. 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