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The 12 team playoff narrowed down to four and you have Ohio State, Penn State, Notre Dame and Texas. Now a national title would be a really big boost for Ryan Day, particularly after four consecutive losses to Michigan. For the other three, the pressure could be even higher. When you think about Penn State, they won a national championship in 1986. Notre Dame, last time they won a national title, 1988. Texas. Texas had five losing seasons in the span since they last won a national title in 2005. But Steve Sarkeesian has done a really good job. You're starting to hear a little bit now. A lot of times this will be an agent who will say, hey, you know, I think people are reaching out to Steve Sarkeesian. Hey, Marcus Freeman maybe interested. And now that usually is an agent trying to get his client a new deal to stay. I don't know if you know, less Miles. It felt like every year when he was at lsu, man, I think he Arkansas is interested in Less Miles. We got to wrap him up. Wait, we just, we just wrapped him up, give him a new contract. I kept thinking just let him go. Like if you are interested, then go. But I don't think Steve Sarkeesian is going. I think he's built for the, for the college game. Marcus Freeman built for the college game. You know, when Pete Carroll went to Seattle and I thought, now, you know, we can question why he was leaving USC to go to Seattle. But he did go to Seattle, and I think he realized wasn't a good team, but it had, you know, it was in the embryonic stages of being a really good team. And then they were very fortunate to get Russell Wilson without Russ. I don't think the legion of boom, I don't think. I don't think they have a Super bowl and another super bowl appearance. But Pete, Pete has that youthful energy when you see him. And then if I say, hey, who looks older? Belichick or Pete Carroll or Nick Saban? You're going to say, well, the other guys do. Well, Pete's older. Pete, I think, is 73. But let's. Let's ignore his age. Let's just say if this is candidate A, this is candidate B, this is candidate. So if I said, you can have Ben Johnson, Detroit offensive coordinator, you can have Aaron Glenn, defensive coordinator there, or you could have Pete Carroll. And I just said, look at their resumes. Well, you're going to go, well, that guy won in college. He won in the NFL. And, well, you would take him. Yeah, but he's 73. Then you would go, oh, well, I'm not going to hire him then. If you're going to hire him because of his talent, then hiring because of that. I don't think using age against somebody is fair to Pete Carroll. I mean, I'm surprised that he has been out of the loop here, out of the mix. I'm. I was surprised that he's back in the mix, maybe getting a couple of interviews here. It goes back to, if I ran a team, I would bring in as many candidates as possible. And this is what I never understood about the Bears last year. Jim Harbaugh's there. Whether you're going to hire him or not, he's there. Bring him in for an interview. Bill Belichick, bring him in for an interview. Because I'm going to gather all this data because they're going to come in and try to convince me that they're the person for the job. Well, how are you going to do that? I'm going to tell you how to run your organization. I'm going to tell you what I think of that player, your defense, your wide receiver. Why wouldn't I collect that data? So you bring in Pete Carroll. Pete's been out of the game for a while. He's teaching a class at USC and bring him in, see what he says. The only thing I would worry about with coaches as they get older, if they're set in their ways. You know, Bill Belichick, he can't be set in his ways at North Carolina. And maybe he was set in his ways in New England those last, you know, three or four years. You have to be willing to evolve. You can't go kicking and screaming. And what you're finding is a lot of coaches, they don't want to stay around because they won't evolve. They don't want to put up with year to year. Did you hear Mick Cronin, UCLA head coach, after a loss the other day, calling his team soft? They're delusional. Like, that's not coaching. That feels personal. And I'm sure that there is some part of that, you know, rant that he has said to them. But when you say it publicly now, all of a sudden, you walk up to those players and you say, hey, what does coach mean by delusional? Hey, who's soft on it? Like, now you created something, something more. Okay? It's up to you to motivate them. You recruited them. It's up to you and their kids. You're a grown man, and you're saying, we're soft, and these kids are delusional. Okay, who recruited them? Who's coaching them? How did they get delusional? How did they get soft? It starts with you, but that's where you have to. I. I don't believe in this babying, you know, sensitivity and all. I think there is tough love. I think there's room for that. You know, God forbid you played for Lombardi, you know, people would probably be like, you know me. Like, what's going? He's yelling at me. Yeah. Yeah. I never got that. When a coach started yelling at me, and I had a coach who did yell at me, I just tuned him out. But if he did talk to me in a way that was stern, it was like, oh, okay, all right. Got my attention. But he. He would just yell, God golly, golden boy. Get out of here. And I'd be like, here we go. But, you know, when you see somebody grab a face, man, Lou Holtz did that for a player, grabbed his face, like, what are you doing? Woody Hayes. I never believed Bob Knight. Never believed in that. You ask for your players to have composure, and then you don't have composure. Practice what you preach. And if you bring in players, you know how you have to understand the landscape here. And these Kids are more entitled now than they've ever been. They get money, they want money. They may stay for more money, they may leave for more money. Am I getting playing time? These coaches want control. They don't have control, and it drives them crazy. Seaton poll question from hour one. And what are we going with an hour two? I'm so glad that you asked, Dan. Hour one we had up there. What would you like to see tonight? Notre Dame win. A Penn State win, then both lose or a good game? Right now, 36% of the vote. You want to guess? Neither. Here come the Irish stand. Everybody wants Notre Dame to win. Let's go. Oh, they do? Yeah. Yeah. It's in order. It's a Notre Dame win, a good game, then both lose, and in last is Penn State winning. I don't think they're dislikable. I think Marcus Freeman, you like his story. I think Brian Kelly was dislikable, but while winning. Yeah, he won a lot. He did, But I could see where you could go. I don't like that guy's demeanor. I don't like how he. Marcus Freeman. And I'll talk to Kyle Hamilton about this because Marcus was the defensive coordinator when Kyle was there, I think, at least for one year at Notre Dame. So I. I think he's relatable. And. And I don't know, like, do you hate Notre Dame anymore? Like, even Duke? Do you hate Duke? I think if. Wait, Marvin, you. Oh, no, no, no, no, no. I'm with you. You get it? Oh, yeah, for sure. If you're of a certain age, you might hate. Dude, the Lateners and all those guys. Yeah. Remember Zion Williamson made Duke likable to a lot of. In this whole new generation of kids that are going to Duke. It doesn't feel like smug and the whole Coach K and slapping the floors and all that type of stuff. Yeah. They just feel like a really great players go to Duke for a year, but you have to be really good to be disliked because otherwise you don't care. It's not like somebody has vitriol for the Arizona Cardinals because they're not good. But if somebody says something about, you know, the Chiefs and I hate the Chiefs, and they got Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce and they get all the calls and like, okay, you can kind of create this lather to not like somebody. Yes. But there could be lots of teams, though, that you don't like and you enjoy seeing lose. And that doesn't mean that they there. I mean, there are teams that haven't been good in. In many, many years that I love watching lose. Like, oh, well, top of the list is the Dallas Cowboys. Oh, okay. That is my most favorite pastime, is watching Dallas Cowboys fans wet their pants every week. So even at the end of the season, you still took great joy. Okay. I mean, it's not like I search it out, but when I see it bubble up, like, oh, God, it's just great. Okay. I love that. So Notre Dame, Penn State coming up tonight, and then tomorrow night, you'll have Texas and the Ohio State. But, yeah, it's been a while for these schools. And Penn State, always an outlier. Yeah, they're there. And Marvin always brings this up. Yeah, I'll wait for the Whiteout game. And then that's when their title hopes go away. It's like, up Penn State this year. This is a. This is a really good team. This. This a really good Penn State team. They run the football. Got a great tight end. Got a good quarterback. Carter's a great edge rusher. You know, now it's James Franklin. Tends to pucker up a little bit. Now. Let's see what he does, you know, in these big moments. Yes, Marv. And the thing is, this year, to me, they're really, really good. They're always good. But those big games, that big whiteout game against Ohio State, College, college game days there, big new kickoffs there. And then they just crack the bed. Yeah. Yeah. Paulie, I think a lot of it's the quarterback. Remember a couple of years ago, that guy Sean Clifford was a nice quarterback? And then, you know, you go Back to Trace, McSorley was a nice quarterback. Now I feel like they have a threatening quarterback. Yeah. For the first time in a long time, Andy in Rhode Island. Hi, Andy. Welcome back. Hey, good morning, Dan. Dan. I hope you all are doing great. I'm out here braving. It's cold. Delivering the purple promise every day, getting these packages out. But I woke up on my mind this morning thinking that, you know, I want to do some pie of pie to the face bets, and I wanted to actually take on CN And Marvin with my PC Friars. They will be facing Seton hall this weekend on Saturday. And also on March 9, the UConn is actually visiting the Friars out this way. And I want to do two pie to face. Bet that's possible, you guys. Marvin, are you up for a pie to the face when UConn faces Providence? I'm in. Okay. Straight up, no point spreads. Absolutely. Seaton, are you Seton hall against Providence? Let's see Providence are what, eight and eight this year? A dangerous eight, Nate. Yeah, well, I mean, Seton Hall's terrible this year. They're awful. So it's kind of an easy year to call in and be like, hey, how about apply to the phase? I know your team. Team sucks this year. How about this? It's a combination score between the UConn game and the Seton hall game. If you add the totals together. Are you up for that, Andy? I am up for that. And you know what, Dan? I'm actually feeling myself. How about we triple it out, Frissie, Saddle up. My Bills versus your Broncos. Let's do it. I'm going three for three, Dan. Let me take. Well, wait a minute. And, Andy, your Bills are favored. You. You know, I'll take two pie to the face. How about that? If. If they. If they lose to the Broncos, which, you know, there's a slight, slight chance that they. They could pull off via upset. I'm willing to do two pie to the face for that one game, Tony. So all these things have to happen, including the two college basketball games and the Bronco. That's what we're talking about. He's got to get all three of those right. I. Is that right, Andy? Yes. Okay. It's not a parlay. It's a pilot. Okay. You know what? Let's have fun. I'm in on the pilay. Okay. All right. We're gonna do this. Can I add one more thing, Dan? That would be piling on. That would be very nicely done. Thank you. Yeah. Hey, Dan. What? Forget Lamar. Forget Josh Allen. Forget fake one. Forget Spritzy. You are the real mvp, Dan. Oh, okay. Well, thank you, Andy. I thought I was going to get involved with a pie to the face. I thought you were going to be the next one on the pilot day. And Flyers. Yeah, I know. I did watch UConn and Villanova last night. I did, too. Yeah. Oh, tough loss, but it's all right. Keep your head up. Keep your head up. You know, Rutgers has two players who were probably lottery picks. I don't know if they're going to make the tournament. So they have Ace Bailey and Dylan Harper. And Dylan Harper. Ron Harper's son. I don't know if they're going to make the tournament. Yeah, me and C And talked about this before the season started. How is that possible? That you'll. They'll have two guys who will be drafted top 10. Bailey will be a top five guy, probably. Yes, Tom. I think preseason people like them for, like, at least a sweet 16. They had them like doing some good things. Bailey could be one of the best players in. He is one of the best players in the country for sure. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Paul, did you hear what Danny Hurley of UConn said from the reporter asking about the tough loss last night? He goes, well, we'll do what we usually do. We'll go home, we'll pull out our box of rings, maybe play with them for a little bit, our back to back championship rings, then get ready for Georgetown. Okay? I love them. I love them, I love them. All right. All right, scoreboard, let's take a break. More phone calls coming up. We'll check in with the Ravens. Kyle Hamilton, the Pro bowl safety, he'll join us. We have dower rankings coming up. 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I love you by the way on NHL Network. We're looking forward to getting together each week to chat and chirp about the sport and all the other things surrounding it that we love. Right? Yeah, I just met you today, but we're going to have a ton of Guests from the colliding worlds of hockey, entertainment, and pop culture. And you know what? Tons of back and forth on all things NHL. Yeah, you're soon going to find out we're not just hockey talk. We're into all kinds of radio, random stuff on this podcast, movies, television, food, wrestling, even the stuff that you wear on NHL. Now you wish you could pull off my short shorts. Ferky. That's sure to cause a ruckus. Listen to NHL Unscripted with Burke and Demers, the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. You know, speaking of Marvin's Yukon Huskies, Villanova handled them. I don't know if 68, 66 means you handled them, but first time since 1995, the teams played at Villanova's campus. Oh, okay. Normally they. They've been playing at the Wells Fargo Center, I think. Yeah. Okay. Little home cooking. Boy, that's a really small gym. It looks so small. Dang. My wife was like, where are they playing? I was like, I know. Like, on campus is a whole different animal. I don't know why. Maybe the Sixers. I think the 6 probably had a home game. Okay, Scott and Chapel Hill. Hey, Scott. What's on your mind today? Hey, Dan. Been a while. Thanks for getting me through. Yeah. First of all, Duke is and always will be very dislikable. I don't care who's on the team. So, spring road trip idea you might want to keep an eye on. Steven Wilson Jr. Is going to be in the area end of April. It should coordinate. He's in a Friday night. The next day could be the UNC spring football game that following day. And weather permitting, I'm a PGA golf professional here in the area and can set you up on the best golf course in the Triangle. So just thought you might want to keep an eye on that. Look at Wilson's tour schedule and could be a. Could be a fantastic weekend. Well, thank you, Scott. We have other road trips here. We're. We're taking a road trip to the Super Bowl. Seaton is actually going to take the van and go on the road with the French kid like he's done in previous Super Bowls. Then when he gets back, then in April, we're going to take the DP show van to Lambeau. We're going up for drafts at the draft, and then we're going to come back from that, and then we're going to load up the van, and then we're going through the state of Iowa. I think it's Summer, Iowa. I think that's what we're looking at. Maybe late May, early June, something like that. So we have some road trips here coming up. We're always open for road trips, but these are ones that. They're kind of set in stone. We'll be going to the super bowl, and then after that we'll be going to Drafts at the draft. We'll be at Lambeau for a couple of days. And. Yes, Marv, are we still doing the five cities in five days in Iowa? That's what I'd like to do. So we're all in the Mako van together? Yes, I think that's what we're going to do. Just. We're going to be like a rock band just starting out. Let's not switch to a plane, you know, at some point during the tour. No, no, no, no, no, no. We're. We'll never graduate to our own plane. I used to think I didn't know if Led Zeppelin had their own plane. And then somebody said, well, they actually had this magnetic sticker that you put on there that it was like Led Zeppelin's plane. Maybe they had their own plane. But I. I would. I was told, no, they didn't. You could just, like, swap out these, you know, decals with the bands. Yes, yes, Todd. That would be the Lead Zeppelin. Okay. Workable. All right. A couple of fake laps wouldn't kill anybody. How's that? Well, the king of fake laughter left me. Left me alone here. Pretty generous to you over the last 18 years. I can't argue that. Gotta admit, I've been pretty generous. Let's try it again. Led Zeppelin. Whatever, Lucas. And speaking of Shay and Irving, the gambling podcast. After the show, we'll tape that. It'll be available@danpatrick.com Shay coming back from Vienna. Lucas in Texas. Hi, Luke. What's on your mind today? Hey, Dan. Good morning. Good morning. You know, I've got a college football question that I need help from you in the. Dan. Ed, son. But a quick note. Y'all are talking about how basketball changed when Bob Tuziland dribbled off in hand. There's this actor, Will Ferrell, you might have heard of him, did a movie called Semi Pro where they introduced Alley oop. And the commentary in there is that perfect example of. You can't just go flying around like that. That's not allowed. That's against the rules. It's a great scene. But I've got a question for you, Dan, concerning college football loyalty. I'm a former student At Texas A and M. I love my school. I'm proud of it. But I'm looking to enroll in a school over the next year for graduate studies that's still one of the four teams remaining in the playoffs. And my question is, I don't want to become that guy who roots for three or four different schools. What are the rules on rooting for a team other than your original team? I need help in that. All right, let me go to the chairman of the rules committee, Polly Peps. Paulie. Well, that's interesting because let's say you went to undergraduate at Alabama, you clearly be a Tide fan for life. But when you. What if you went to grad school at Auburn? No, that's. That's too harsh. You would have to pick. Okay, so you went to grad school at Michigan. Okay. Could you simultaneously root for two teams? Well, except for when they played in the bowl game. Right. This past year. You, you. But if you go to a school and you pay for a school, they become part of your DNA a little bit. Yeah. You didn't go to Ohio State, but you grew up in Ohio State, so that's your number one school. You went to Dayton. Yeah. Let's say Dayton played Ohio State in the national title game. In college basketball, I would take Dayton. Right. Means more to you. Yeah. And the story. Probably the story. Yeah. I think, I think it's, you know, your first love. I think that's tricky though, when, if you go to a grad school someplace, I mean, you could still root for them, but that doesn't mean like, Seton is Seton hall fan. But if West Virginia played Seton hall, who you rooting for? That's not even close. Seton Hall. Oh. You are my whole life a Seton hall fan. I spent like eight months in West Virginia. I mean, I like West Virginia. It's awesome. I love the wvu. I love wearing the flying wv, all of that. But. Okay, fair enough. Yeah. We spoke with Kyle Hamilton yesterday after practice and he is a two time Pro bowl safety for the Ravens and a Notre Dame grad as well. Played under Marcus Freeman as his defensive coordinator. And I started out by asking Kyle Hamilton which game does he feel more confident about. The Ravens against the Steelers or is Fighting Irish playing tonight against Penn State? You know, take it one step at a time. So Notre Dame is tomorrow. So I'm worried about that Notre Dame game tomorrow. I got a few Penn State people talking a little trash. But, you know, I said it's, it's. They had a good season. They. It's kind of a cool story. They came this far, get the program started, but we got bigger things to do. Okay. You have, I think, three teammates who went to Penn State. Are there any side bets on this game? A ton of bragging rights because that's all anybody does is brag about their college. But, you know, come Friday morning, I'm going to be really loud. Marcus Freeman looks like he could still play Kyle. I think he's only about 35, something like that. Is he? But he was. But around there, I think he was pretty. Was he? He was what, defensive coordinator when you were there? Yeah, he was my D.C. he was. It was cool to have a D.C. that was closer in age to us than our head coach and can kind of relate. Been in it and can relay the messages very well to us. Do you get to tackle Lamar Jackson or Derrick Henry? No. I mean, I wish I could Lamar more so than Derek, but you don't want to tackle Derek Henry. Yeah, no, that's, that's, you know, when asked to do so, you know, you got to do what you got to do. But I'm glad he's on the Ravens. Okay. But that's where you make a business decision. If he was playing on the Titans, have you made business decisions when you're tackling somebody? I feel like you can't really do that because if you try to do that, then you know you're just going to get embarrassed. Well, you can't admit it, but in your mind it's like, God, this is going to hurt. Yeah, yeah. But most of the time you get up next play and then you forget about it. But trying to corral Lamar, how tough is that? And he's your teammate. Yeah. Obviously I can't speak from experience other than fall camp, but even then when he's going 50% Lamar, it's still tough to stop him. And you see it every single game day. It's just like, I know the defense has to be frustrated being out there and you feel like you got the perfect play dialed up and you do, and then you get to him and he squirms out and runs for 50 yards or throws a 60 yard touchdown. It's just. It's gotta be demoralizing. Okay, if we ran a 40 yard dash, who's winning on the team out of everybody? Yeah. Definitely not me. As I showcase at the combine. What was your time at the combine? 4, 5, 9. All right. Yeah. You're tall, you're rangy, you make up for it. Yeah. The teams didn't Care. They. They thought I was slow, but, you know. Did they call you slow? Some of them did, but, you know, it worked out and I'm. I'm right where I need to be at. You're. You're speed challenged is what you are. You're not slow, you're just speed challenged. And your 40 was faster than Jerry Rice's. Oh, I can. All right. That's something to stand on. Somebody tries to make fun of me, but. 40 yard dash winner on the team. Probably. Probably. Keaton. No. Nate Wiggins. Nate Wiggins. Nate Wiggins and Keaton Mitchell would be a good race. Where's Lamar in this? If we did a 40 or 100 yard? I don't think anybody's ever really seen Lamar run full speed. When he does, he's super fast, so I probably put Isaiah Lamar runs around 543. He's Kyle Hamilton, the Ravens safety, two time Pro Bowler and former Notre Dame Fighting Irishman. The difference between playoff practice and a regular season practice is what? Honestly, not much, at least for us. You know, we try to take that mindset in every single week so we don't get to the playoffs and then change what we're doing. It's something that I think the Ravens have done a great job of. Coach Harbaugh, everybody in the facility and everybody on the staff is just, you know, we're kind of built for this. At this point, it's just business as usual. So go out on Saturday and do we need to do. Are you preparing for both quarterbacks? Yeah. Yeah. I think that's kind of something that you got to prepare for because they deploy Justin Fields when, you know, QB driven, run stuff, and obviously he's still a quarterback, still throw the ball. So, you know, you never know how the game's going to go. So you got to prepare to be prepared for everything. Best wide receiver you faced this season was who? That's a good question. You know, CDs pretty good. I'm forgetting somebody. I, I will always say it wasn't this season but last season. Puka Nakua is probably one of the more underrated people in the league. Just playing against him. He's physical, he's tough, makes great catches, runs good routes, and, you know, not a lot of people give him credit for what he does. And that's one person that really stuck out to me last year. But, but Kyle, I watch him play and I'm like, okay, how did everybody miss on Pukinakua being a great wide receiver, even a good wide receiver in the NFL? Yeah. I mean, I think he had somewhat of a subpar combine or something coming out, maybe measurables, but I think people get stuck in the numbers a little too much and forget that, you know, you got to play football. At the end of the day, he's definitely a good football player. Jim Harbaugh is quirky, weird. Is John Harbaugh quirky, weird? Honestly, I don't think so. I think he was probably the cooler brother growing up. Even though Jim was the NFL quarterback, you know, John was still the older brother and. Nah, I feel like. I feel like he kind of has those older brother qualities and Jim has those younger brother qualities. Does John say goofy things, though? Yeah, he does. Goofy, borderline corny. He. He tries, and we appreciate him trying to have a little satirical side to him, but, you know, sometimes he is. It's kind of a hit or miss with them. Well, congrats so far. Good luck against the Steelers, and thanks for joining us. Thank you, Dad. I appreciate it. That's Kyle Hamilton, the Raven safety. Talked to him yesterday after practice. He's listed. I think it's six, four. And Paulie goes. Who is the tallest defensive back in NFL history. Now, the first person that came to mind was Mel Blunt, who I think was six five playing for the Steelers, listed in the. At six foot four. Kyle Hamilton also listed as six foot four. Okay. I've stood next to Mel Blunt. He's six five. I have not stood next to Kyle Hamilton. Yes. Marvin, what about Brandon Browner from the Seahawks? Was he. He was. He was big. He was big. How about. Well, Cam Chancellor wasn't a defensive back. Yes, he was. Was he? Yes. He just hit like a linebacker. Okay, list at DB at six three. Chancellor, Brandon Browner listed at Blute. Marvin. Six four. Okay. I cannot find anyone listed at six five in NFL history. And db. Is that one of those. Like a quarterback? You don't want to be over 65. You don't want to be listed as over 65. I did find that at one point at Notre Dame, Kyle Hamilton was listed at 65, and then his last year, he was listed at 64. Okay. For the draft. Okay. But I kind of want my free safety to be tall. I would like for him to be quick, maybe fast, but yeah, Mel Blunt. Mel Blunt was a tall guy. And back then in the 70s, you didn't. Your defensive backs were like, 5, 9, 5, 10. Maybe if you got somebody 6ft, it's like, all right, they can. And you would have receivers, tall receivers. But it's like they didn't take advantage of that height advantage. You know that when you're going, hey, that, that wide receiver, six, two. And they can take advantage of Larry Wilson of the St. Louis Cardinals, who's 5, 9. All right, we'll take a break. 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I thought Mel Blunt was 6 5, played for the Steelers, but it appears as if the tallest defensive back is six four. Oh, yeah. Major update, Dan. I know you've been waiting. The Cowboys for four years had a defensive back out of Florida State named Pat Watkins, officially listed at 6 5. That's the highest in NFL history. Did you want to play? Guess the highest. The tallest players at other positions. Game. Okay. Quarterback Dan McGuire. Correct. Six eight. Six eight for the Seahawks. This is an old school one. You may have a shot at it. Running back. This gentleman was 6 foot 5. He played in Super Bowl 1. Not a household name, but was on the team. Okay, I was gonna go. Donnie Anderson. No, but I'm gonna give you a half point because you came up with a name. Bert Cohen, six five for the Chiefs. I don't remember. Bert Cohen. No B.C. come on. Donnie Anderson was also the punter for the Packers. Nice. Jewish boy. Thank you, Todd. We don't know that. Brandon Jacobs, modern day six foot four. Oh, and then Derrick Henry. We've. We've stood next to him. If he said he was 6 5, I'd believe him. Wide receiver. This is NFL history listed on the roster. So. So Harold Carmichael. You could stop there. You got it. Okay. Six foot eight for the Eagles. Yeah. Good old number 17. Fritzi, you're so jealous. Oh, I loved Harold Carmichael. Thank you. Just throw that ball up and he's coming down with it. Thanks for that. It was an 80. 20 ball, not a 50. 50. Thanks for that, tight end. Dan, you will get this because it's your era. He was not that great of a player, but sometimes he would block kicks. Morris Stroud. Stroud is correct. 6 foot 10. Yeah. He wasn't a great tight end, but they would have him back on long field goals, and then they. He would try to jump up and, you know, block them. And he did it. And the NFL instituted the Stroud rule. You cannot go back and do that anymore. He did have seven touchdowns in his career and played a super. Okay. Offensive lineman. Modern era. Ish. Yes. Mark Jonathan Ogden. Six foot nine. Okay. Listed. Yeah. Big dude. Yeah. Kicker. This is a tough one. One bar guy. Played in the 80s, 90s, 80s, maybe 70s. 80s, so not Mark Mosley. No, he. I'll give you a lot of hints. He played for the Cardinals, mostly. Jim Bakken. Again, half point for a name. Neil O'Donoghue. Oh, okay. Six foot six. All right, punter. Here's the hint. He played for your Hometown Team. Pat McInally. Pat McInally. 6 foot 6. Bonus coverage for McAnally. The highest ever Wonderlic score. He went to Harvard. Yes. I think he had a perfect score on the Wonderlic. This is a toughie. If anyone gets it, they get a breakfast burrito. The tallest defensive tackle in NFL history. Tackle listed at tackle. Listed at 7 foot on the roster. Played one year for the Raiders in 1967. Okay, so not John Matuszak. Not a name, just a trivia question kind of guy. Richard Sly, number 80, played for. Drafted by the Bengals. Played one year for the Raiders. Seven Foot, Richard Sly. Played in the Super Bowl. Okay, defensive end, Ed2 Tall Jones. With a name like that, you got to make it six foot nine. Ed Jones. Okay, linebacker, you'll get this. Ted Hendricks. Ted hendricks is correct. Six foot seven, number 83 for the Raiders. The Mad Stork. That's it. We have. Cornerback is Pat Watkins. Okay, there it is, the tall game. Fritz, he just gave me an update. Led Zeppelin's private plane. The Starship. Had a fireplace in it, fully stocked bar with an organ built into it, shag carpeting, master bedroom for privacy. And they purchased it from United Airlines for Nearly a quarter of a million dollars and upgrades. That's fun. Thank you, Todd. Yeah. So they had their own play. Can we do Dower rankings? Do we have time? Oh, yeah. Okay. Something in sports. Team person situation. That's just Dower right now. All right, Todd Dower rankings. Even though they're in the playoffs and they're playing a division rival and they could very easily go into the divisional playoff, I'm kind of dour on Russ and the Steelers, specifically their offense, they lost their last four games. Not a good way to go into the playoffs. And it's going to be, oh, that's not a good way to go. Not a good way. And I can't see them surviving a trip to Baltimore on Saturday night. They are nine and a half point underdogs and very rightfully so. Seaton Dower rankings. Tyreek Hill. Yeah. Supremely dowered on him. Yeah. You can't just do your middle of a game, an important game, and you just decide to quit. And then on your way out, you're like, full on. Antonio Browning, the organization, I don't know. He wanted to get paid. He got. Got paid. Go to Miami, get paid. I'm all for every player getting as many cents out of an own as they possibly can. Great. Do it, however, I mean, finish the game. Like, they got video. Jalen Waddle being like, yo, Cheetah, you done, dude? Like, shocked, you know? Come on. Embarrassing. Marvin Dower rankings. The New England Patriots after firing Jet Rod Mayo after just one season. And then posting on your X or Twitter, whatever you want to call it. Oh, we interviewed these guys to check a box. Yeah. Pitiful. Byron Leftwich. Pep Hamilton. Hey, look, we interviewed some black candidates. You're not Slick Paul. Downward rankings. I'm gonna go with the Saints. Nobody's talking about them. There's no buzz. And it feels like we're in year four or five of no buzz around that team. And I don't think Derek Carr is awful, but it's just he's never gotten anyone over the top. That's a franchise that really needs Arch Manning. They could really use Arch. They could use Archie Manning. My Dower rankings. Jimmy Butler. Jimmy. Jimmy seems to be crazy to give you a big contract again. You know, you're with a great franchise, and now where do you want to go? What do you want to do? You keep bouncing around, and we're always led to believe it's the other people, the other teammates. Maybe it's you, but does he get traded? Got suspended, and then they're like, you can't suspend him for seven games, which did seem like a lot, but that's where Pat Riley's like, oh, okay, you want to see who's in charge? Sit down. Seven games and I think it was going to cost him two and a half million dollars sitting down. But I guess he wants a new contract. And now I guess there's talk maybe Bradley Beal, Jimmy Butler are involved in a trade. Probably have to have a third team with that. Sounds like a mess. Sounds like a mess. All right, don't have time to take phone calls up against a commercial break, but we'll get to phone calls coming up. Mike Breen was on the call for the Cavaliers and the Thunder. Now, the Thunder didn't have Chad Holmgren and Chet with the big men with Allen and Mobley with the Cavaliers might have neutralized a little bit of that. And they both played well. Mobley's a good player. He really like. What was he, number four pick in the Drive? Yeah, and. And Garland has come back to. I mean, that's a really good backcourt combo with him. I mean, that's an undersized backcourt with him and Mitchell, so. And then Greg McElroy be on the call for Notre Dame and Penn State coming up. So we got a busy final hour. Hope you'll stay with us. Seton Paul, Fritzi, McLovin, everybody else who's ever been on the program, and Marvin. Wow. Wow. Ouch. Some people just know they could save hundreds on car insurance by checking Allstate first. Like, you know to check. You have the tickets in your wallet first before you drive two hours to the big game. Seriously, you had one job. Now the closest you'll get to the 50 yard line is parking lot D. Yeah, checking first is smart. So check Allstate first for a quote that could save you hundreds. You're in good hands with Allstate Savings. Vary terms apply. 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