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Fritzi is here, the minister of humor, Seaton Marv Pauley, yours truly and the BRGs a shout out and our condolences to the big German, Erik Jones. Lost his father last night and Vietnam vet. Great man. Raised a couple of great sons and passing away. And our thoughts are certainly with Eric and his family. 877-3-DP show email address dp@danpatrick.com Twitter handle it DP Show It'll be a big showdown coming up in about 20 minutes from now. It's Todd versus Dave Simms, the Yankee play by play announcer. Who would have thought? But we're here and it's happening. We are journalists. We reached out to talk to Dave Sims because Fritzi wasn't thrilled with Dave Sims. Call the Yankee announcer when Vlad Guerrero hit a grand slam. Marvin, do you have the call by Dave Sims? This is where Fritzi was extremely disappointed in Dave Sims. Guerrero at the dish in a 21 count. He's looking on. Load right here. 21 pitch. He did he drive left field grand slam. Okay, Todd, that's. That's what you're disappointed with. And we'll have Dave Sim so you can talk to him. How dare he not be more excited for the home run against the Yankees. That'll be coming up in about 20 minutes from now. Chris Mad Dog Russo will join us a little bit later on as well. Talk some baseball. Dodgers with some great defense in the ninth beat the Phillies. Starting pitching has been unbelievable for LA. They're up 2 0. Brewers roll. The Cubs, they're up 20 as well. Blue Jays at the Yankees. Mariners at the Tigers. Coming up later on today, Operator Tyler sitting by at 877-3-DP show email address tpdanpatrick.com Twitter handle @dpshow Good morning, those watching on Peacock, our streaming partner. From the crew that brought you the office comes a new comedy of underdogs with major issues. The paper is streaming now only on Peacock, which is where you can see this program. Seton, would you give us the poll question from hour one, those results and then we'll move ahead to hour two. Let's see. Well, we've got our power and dower rankings up there that you can vote on. We also had Trevor Lawrence's career is going to be great or disappointing. Okay. Having a great season so far. Good one. Right now, 70% of the audience have it as disappointing. Okay. All right. Well, he's got a lot of work to do to make up for some lost time here. But last night, impressive. The stumble. Ruski stumbled twice, got into the end zone. By the way, would you check this stat? I don't think Patrick Mahomes has ever won a game when he's thrown a pick six. And he threw one last night, a 99 yard return. Here is Mahomes talking about that throw. Honestly, they just got me with the coverage that they played. They had. They had played zero kind of inside that 10 yard area in previous games and they hadn't shown the poppers with the linebackers popping out when they're protected. And I saw the look and I got, I checked to the play with the end routes, having three ends, knowing that they're gonna try to pass off the guys and juju was going to pop wide open. And he did. But the credit to, I mean, they schemed themselves and they kind of looked over what they could do better. And he popped right underneath where I was throwing the ball. And so it was a great call by them defensively and obviously a great play by zero getting the pick. And then I got to find a way to tackle him or slow him down after he gets the interception. Well, no, you don't. It's best that you don't hear. You're maybe the most valuable player in the NFL. Go to a fetal position. He did sort of go after him just a little bit, maybe just to kind of hold him up a little bit, but didn't really impede his progress. Yes, Marvin. Yes. A quarterback. Stop with the football stuff. Just throw the football. All right. Those shoulder pads only for show. Yeah. Did you, did you find a stat, Paulie? I found that he. I see that he's had five in his career. We're checking the win loss record in that. Okay. Yes. Todd, I don't care if you're the worst starting quarterback in the league or the best starting quarterback. I think you need to make a full effort to make a tackle in a situation like that. No, I don't care if you're the face of the league or whatever. Are they that fragile you're still a football player? So Bo Nix goes out there and I would want him to make an effort to make a tackle. I really would. What if he. What if he gets hurt? I would hope he wouldn't get hurt. But in that moment, how could you let him run by or not make a full effort to make the tackle? These things happen, though. You threw the interception, you go tackle him or help the process of tackling it. I don't know. They're that Fragile. There's an 80% chance they're going to get injured. They're going to be out for the year because they try to tackle a fellow football player. Really? Okay. Can't knock him over, I might say. I'm not saying get run over by him, but try to push him out of bounds, trip them, take a 15 yard penalty. That's something. Yes. Paul, I like being a tough guy and like trying to, you know, help your team, but you shouldn't risk yourself at the quarterback position. You don't make tackles for a living. You don't know how to make tackles. The last time you tackled someone was probably eighth grade. So you're going to go in, you're going to crack your collarbone to save a touchdown in early October. No, it, it's a risk. And remember, Peyton Manning would just kind of run in the area and try to slow their path down lightly. That's smart. Yeah. Meanwhile, Andrew Luck. Is Andrew Luck headhunting. Andrew Luck got hurt a couple times in his career making tackles. Yeah, man, you're just, you're, you're firing up. Little feisty. Little feisty. Yeah. You are trying to make the tackle. Come on. You're going to get me out for the year. If you try to tackle somebody, you're not. Running a car is not running you over. Is another human being that you're trying to target. It's pretty close. It's exactly like a car. Then bump them. Give him a little bump, a shove. You don't have to get in front of him and let him run you over. There's got to be a way to help the process with the other 10 guys. You've got a guy who's a linebacker. I'm Patrick Mahomes. You threw the interception. Go get him running. He's running fast and he weighs 230 pounds. Whatever he weighs, you. You're both football players. Go get him. You threw in a deception. All right, let me hear your Patrick Mahomes impersonation then on trying to tackle somebody. No, it's the thing about trying to get him. But, you know, I am the face of the league and we still can salvage the season, even a 2 and 3 and only one behind the Broncos and charges. And I thought it might be best to pretend that I was going to try to tackle him like the guys that are paid to do it. Thank you. All right. Thank you. Thank you. Why don't you look for that stat as Mahomes ever won again? I am looking into that as we speak, as a matter of fact. Okay. Our crack research staff get some of our best people on that. Marcus in Jacksonville. Congratulations, Marcus. Let's go, Jaguars. Dan, it's just nice to be relevant. This has been a very difficult 30 years. I've been in it from the beginning, from the get go. It was crazy. It's just nice to be relevant. All jokes aside, like, they both played a great game. I'm just, I'm. I just. I. That's all the words I got. I'll take it off the air. All right. Congratulations, Marcus. He's been there for 30 years. Go back to David Garard. When they started out 4 and 1. Was David Garard, East Carolina. Does that sound right? Bloop, bloop. Number eight. Is that at East Carolina or at. At Jacksonville? I got him at nine. Nine. I'll give you half a point for that. Okay. Blue. Not a. Or an oop. All right, so poll question for the second hour of the program along with the power endower rankings. Seaton. Yeah, power, Power. And dower is interesting because they're sort of going there's no real surprises there. Okay. Which is fun to me. Todd also sent over numerous poll questions. Paul has sent over another one as well. We got a lot of poll questions today. Would you rather snap your fingers and put on 20 pounds of muscle or lose 10 pounds? There's one from Paul. Oh. So Victor Wembanyama looks like he's put on £20. Well, he needed to. He needed to put on 20. I think most Americans would snap their fingers to lose 20 pounds, I'm going to guess. Yeah. Paul. But you can put on 20 pounds of muscle where like whatever you are now, you're 20 pounds heavier, but you're in really good shape or just 10 less than you are now in the current shape you're in. Yeah, I think most of us would probably drop. Drop some pounds. What else do you have there? Seaton? It's tough. It's tricky too, because you could go from if I would be about 5, 11, say 190, maybe 195, maybe 6 foot. If I can. I. I'm gonna round up to six foot and Then be. No, no, no, no. You're not in. You're not in the six foot climb. I think I'm. I'm five eleven and three quarters. But you're not in this. I know. I'm. I'm just gonna put the six in front. That could go from either. That's like a borderline that. If it's muscle though, I'll probably be in pretty good shape or I could be a little heavy. So you would be Marvin, if you put on 20 pounds because you're both around the same size height wise. But Marvin, it's six foot. We would be exactly the same except I would have bigger hands. That's how you can tell us apart is by our hand size. Fritzi, did you come up with the pick six record for Mahomes? Yes. He has not won a game in. If they're throwing a pick six. Zero and five in the regular season, zero and one in the playoffs when throwing a pick six. Okay. Thank you, Todd. You're welcome. Thank you. Start of the day. Start of the day. Start of the day. Start of the day. This is the start of the day. Brought to you by Panini America. The official trading cards of the show. I know a lot of stupid stuff. Like, it's weird, but the things I'm supposed to know, I don't know. But there's always these randoms like, oh, good poll or how did you know that? Yeah, Seaton. Sorry. Completely different topic. But Tony on Twitter is asking if Todd has cte. Wow. He's never tackled any. Football players are football players. I just love there's a guy like sitting at home wondering like, what's the deal with this dude, man? This guy got CTE or something. I went back and watched the Mahomes tackle attempt. It's not the worst. He kind of goes low and he definitely slows him down. It's not the worst. That's all I want. Just kind of impede the pro progress. That's all. Don't. Don't be goofy. Don't go in there and you're going to, you know, slam somebody in high school. Okay. College, maybe. Pros. No, not at that position. Yes. Marvin. Yeah. You've seen NFL quarterbacks run over guys and not go out of bounds. And everyone's like, man, that's great. Don't ever do that again. Never. You're not foot. You're kind of football players. You're not football players. Cameron in Indiana. Hi, Cam. What's on your mind? Hey, guys. So if you want content, I think I got content for you. So that being said, I got a. I will take Indiana to win for a spray 10. Marvin and Chrissy, you guys can have Oregon, but if you lose, you got to go to an African American barbecue together. So Cameron's taking his Hoosiers against Oregon, correct, Cam? Yep. Correct. Correct. Okay. All right. And then if he loses, then he gets a spray tan. And then if Fritzi and Marvin lose or Fritzi goes to a cookout, I want to go to that cookout. I think I win either way. Why is that? The punishment? I want to be in the win. Oregon's going to win. And the cookout, just say, cameron, you might want to rethink that a little bit, buddy. That doesn't come off the way you think it does. That's true. The cookout sounds like fun. I keep telling Marvin, what the heck? Let's go to a cookout. If you lose, you have to go to a black cookout or you lose. You have to go hang out with a bunch of black people and eat food. Oh, no. You promise? I hope I win. What the hell? Okay, wrong show. How about Todd? How about maybe you get a spray tan? Well, I don't know if you care about the Oregon Indiana game. Not particularly, but Oregon will beat Indiana. Oh, they will. And I'm. And I'm ready for that barbecue, like, right after the show's over. No, no, no, no. That's. That's not a punishment. How about that? You get a spray tan if Indiana beats Oregon. I'll have to think about that. A very sensitive skin. I say break out real quick. I don't know what a spray tan is going to do. We got. No, I gotta check with my dermatologist before I agree to that. Of course you have sensitive skin. Get a big rash. What did you do? The dermatologist could be all mad at me. Yeah, they did the spray tan thing, and they made me do it at work. Why don't you tell me what you don't have, and then that would be easier. It's a very small list. It feels like you have everything. I've had some. Pretty much every part of my body has malfunctioned in some way, shape, or form. Russell in Phoenix. Hi, Russ. What's on your mind today? Morning, Dan. Dan. It's first time, long time. 5, 11 and 3 quarters. 190 soft. 190. Before I get into it, I think Fritz, he's right. You got to make an effort as a quarterback. I mean, you see Trevor Lawrence, like, baby Giraffing his way into the end zone. If he can't get hurt doing that, I think Patrick Mahomes can make an effort. But anyway, is there a past the torch plan for when you retire? I seem to remember McLovin, and I think it was Paulie having, like, a weekend morning show. You gonna pass the torch to a couple of Danets once you hang it up in a couple years? What's the plan there? I don't have any plans. I mean, and I'm not. I don't want to announce it today. With LeBron having his big announcement, it would overshadow hijack. No, I don't. I wouldn't do that. No. They got two and a half years. Decide if they want to put something together. See if you know anybody, be interested in it. But I'm not involved in those conversations. Jacob in Indiana. Hi, Jake. What's on your mind? More fellas. Six, two, two, 60. So you guys were talking about quarterbacks making tackles and how uncommon that is. There are fantasy football leagues out there that if a quarterback makes a tackle, your team gets 100 points. That's awesome. Well, what about Jamar Chase? Since he had three tackles for the Bengals, do you get any. Any points for that? Only quarterback, huh? Only quarterbacks. But Lamar Jackson had 127 points the other week whenever he tackled a guy. Thank you, Jacob. Yes, Todd. Is the concern in the quarterback's mind anyway, when you're trying to make the tackle that they're going to get hurt on the actual tackle or. Or they become someone that a blocker can just level trying to keep you from making that tackle? Because that could happen, too, once you. They see you're trying to make an effort, that gives them opportunity to just totally take you out. Because you're trying to make a tackle. You realize you just answered your own question? I don't think I did. I'm. I'm one. I'm wondering which one is it the quarterback more worried about I'm going to get hurt in the act of making the tackle, or someone's going to level me as I try to get to that runner? Both. Which is worse, I guess, is the question. Can't be 50.0 to 50.0. One's gotta be a worse thing than the other. You're not gonna let this go? No, I think it's 63% worrying about someone leveling you and keeping you from making the top. We're gonna take a break here. 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And so Marvin played this on Monday and to our surprise, Fritzi had a problem with Dave Sims called. Dave is the Yankee broadcaster and Vlad Guerrero just hit a grand slam. Blue Jays scored 10 and 13 runs in the first two games. So this is the call and then we'll bring in Dave Sims. So go ahead. Marv Guerrero at the dish in a 21 count. He's looking on. Load right here. 21 pitch. He did deep drive, left field, grand slam. So Dave Sims kind enough to join us, the Yankees radio play by play voice on wfan. Dave, I don't know if you heard about this big controversy. You know social media circles, but you've been a broadcaster a long, long time and Fritzi had a problem. Fritzi, would you explain? First of all, great to see you, Dave, but under these circumstances. Yeah. Fritzi, would you like to tell Dave. Yes. That the problem you had with his call. I will preface by saying that. I have to preface. There's no prefacing. No. I know Dave for a long time and we worked together in the early 90s. And I will say when I heard that at the moment, it made me think, how does a broadcaster that's doing a local teams game. How do you juggle a good play, especially in the playoffs? What are you doing? You soft. This is embarrassing. What do you want me to tell him, Todd? Tell him what you said. I was. I was disappointed because it sounded like, you know, I didn't. How do you juggle the. You know, you don't want to be a homer and obviously it's against the Yankees, but it's a big home run. Should you show a little more. I don't know if enthusiasm is probably not the exact word, but that's a big play in a playoff game. It happens to be against Your team that you're calling games for. So how do you capture that or how important. No, I have to finish my sentence. Stop. No, no. You know, you've had an opportunity. I didn't finish my thought. Your words. No, no, I'm not. You're entering me. You had a chance. Okay, Dave, here was the thing. You had the call. Fritzi thought you should have been more enthusiastic because even though it was the Blue Jays, it was a grand slam in the postseason. And he was surprised that you weren't enthusiastic. Dave. Hey, man, we're down five nothing. We got our clocks tuned the day before. It had gone into page two, and game two here, right at that moment, down five nothing. And Vlad, he's been hot as a pistol, and I could see it coming. I've been around baseball long enough, played it long enough, like Dan, like. Like he did. Certainly not at the highest level, but I know my baseball. You can feel that coming. And I'm not going to sit here as a Yankee announcer and go, hey, wow, grand slam. And we're down nine nothing. I mean, come on. You know, I'm capturing the mood of Yankee fans. Okay, I want it a home, if you want, but I'm. I'm bringing the same emotion that those folks are having at home. And I also, you know, in the immortal words of, you know, Ray Scott, who's one of the great minimalists in our business, doing play by play, you know, star$touchdown. That was my baseball version of it. Yeah, I understood it that you're kind of. You and Susan Waldman are sort of prefacing that something bad could happen because Vlad is, you know, he's locked in. So you kind of led us up to the moment, and it was basically calling a shot, going, yeah, gone. And that was the mood there. But. Yes. Do you. Do you ever fight the urge of what? But, you know, in fairness to what Fritz, he was saying, you know, the enthusiasm. It is a playoff, but you are calling for the Yankees, the home team. And if I'm tuning in, the last thing I want to hear is, damn. Dave sounded really excited that Vlad hit a grand slam in the postseason. Well, to that point, Dan, you know, it's interesting. I love baseball. We all love it. We love it for the excitement, you know, the juice that you get in a baseball game, particularly this time of year. But anytime they're regular season, I appreciate great plays. Now, if a guy makes a heck of a play defensively or makes a great catch outfield, or he hits a bad pitch and he hits it out a la Vlad Senior. You know, I'm going to exclaim, but I clearly, I'm pulling for the Yankees. And now, granted, I'm not doing a national broadcast where I got to be, try to stay down the middle. I have no problem going, hey, man, I got NY in my heart. I had Seattle in my heart. I got NY in my heart. Now I'm rooting for these guys to pull, you know, pull through with the victory. I have ginormous respect, you know, for the game. And I don't, I don't think I did anything that was, you know, out of the ordinary by any stretch. Matter of fact, most of you know, family and friends and whatnot, people I've heard from said you sort of captured the moment. That's how we felt. How about when you're the local announcer and you're critical of your team, like when, when do you, when is that window or door open that. Yeah, I should be able to be critical with the team that's employing me. You have to be. You tell the truth. Tell the truth. You know, we've had pictures, I've seen a couple of pictures this year where it's like the pen relays to get from the dugout to the batter spot because there is, there's no fear of getting maybe not drilled, but pitched inside. You want to put batters in an uncomfortable, uncomfortable position. And I've criticized some guys on the ball club for that and I've done it in the past. Guy makes a bad play, you know, tries to make a superstar play out of a. Sometimes where he should just eat the ball, he's saying. Because the fans are saying the same thing. I'm telling the truth and I'm not making anything up. Bad plays, a bad play, good plays, a good play. If the Yankees get swept, finish that sentence, it's going to stink. It's going to hurt. Toronto is a very good ball club. I have tremendous respect for him, as I like to call them the non bold face names that they have on their ball club. You know about, you know, Vladdy, you know about George Springer, but you're talking about David Schneider, Alejandro Kirkwy. I just, I love that guy. He's 5, 8 2, 65 and he's a great hitter. Ernie Clement, Miles Straw, Addison Barger, these are guys that, you know, the mainstream, not even a lot of the mainstream baseball fans, they don't even know who these guys are. And I've seen them now, what, 10, 12 times this year. I know how good they are and I think the. And Kevin Gosman was outstanding. And the savage kid yesterday, the other day, it's off the chart. No hit ball for five and a third. I mean 11 punches when they come on. So it would be a very big disappointment. Disappointment. Yankees tied with Toronto for the time for the third best record in baseball. And if they get swept, that would just be terrible. Who's going to wear this if they get swept? Who gets the blame? Oh, you pick a lot of people. I don't want to leave anybody out. I don't know. You know, when I did my talk, when I was doing talk show radio at FA and many moons ago, I was big into that category. Since I moved in to play by play all these, these last few years, I'm not picking up brick bats or eggs and throwing stuff. I mean the team was constructed. It's a home run hitting team and they've been out hit home runs. What is it, 8 to 1 and 143 in. In the playoffs, in the postseason. They're not hitting home runs. And certainly they. The inning that will live in infamy was the sixth inning. Game one, bases loaded, nobody out. Score one run on a base loaded walk. That should have been at minimum a three run, a three run inning. So I mean the players, I guess you'd have to say players underperformed. They didn't perform. But you know What? It ain't over 1, 701 team and the 17 team came from behind. That's what I'm, that's what I'm hanging my hat on right now. You worked in Seattle for a long time with the Mariners and now with the Yankees. Who is your MVP in the American League? I went with Judge, but I got no beef if Cal goes with it. I went with Judge because he leads in 19 categories. Yes, Cal, catcher, runs. The whole pitching staff does a great job. He hit 60 freaking home runs. I get that. I get that. But judge's overall worth, 19 categories he's leading and about four or five others he's right below. And I just think that that carries a heck of a lot of weight on it. And it led the way on a team that hits a ton of home runs and he hit 50 home runs. And the fact that, what is it, won a batting title and hit 50 plus home runs. Third guy to do it, Fox and Mantle. So. But again, I think, I think it's gonna be a close vote. I really do. Yeah, I do too. Any last words for Fritzi, your former friend? Former Fred Broncos beat my Eagle. So I'm probably More mad at him about that than anything. Yeah, enthusiastic though. I want you to think about this. If, you know, are you going to overcompensate with your call tonight? That if I do that. I know, I just, you know, the. The pressure, the pressure here, Fritz, he's in your head. All my years of play by play experience I've had. I've had a lot worse voices in my head than Fritz. Have fun tonight, Dave. Thanks. Pleasure as always. Hey, Dan, Thanks a lot. Good to see you, man. And hey, hello to Dan. That's way to go, boys. You guys are great. That's Dave Sims. He'll be on the call for Game 3, Blue Jays Yankees on WFAN radio. I hope he's enthusiastic. You know, when Toronto does something. Todd, again, enthusiastic is not the right word, but I'll play along. There's got to be some other word for what I'm trying to say about just calling a big play that happened to go against your team. I like how you are along. You created this. I don't think I said anything vicious. I was. I was saying that something happens in a playoff game. It happens to be yesterday. But now the way Dave explained it, now I understand. I see the light. That everything you call has to be based on the emotions of the local fans. And that's how you call. I thought that was more of the analyst and the play by play. Todd, he didn't tell you anything that we didn't tell you. We told you. I guess it was good to hear from someone that had, you know, two decades plus of play by play. But I didn't realize that the play by play person for a local game, no matter what's happening, really has to be totally into what the reaction is going to be of the fans. You know, good or bad. You know, you're trying not to be complete homer. If something big happens, that is done by the other team. That's all I'm saying. Acknowledging it not enthusiastically. I can see the camera's still on. He is laughing at you. Yes, of course he is. He should. He's got a lot more experience than I do. Zero to mocking you. He's laughing at you. Grand slam. Home run. Here we go. Gotta get. I guess we're have to win the next three. Knew that was coming. You just say, todd, there's nothing wrong with saying, you know what? My bad. Nope, that was. That was a bad take. We don't win the next three games or seasons. No, but you can do that. You could, you can say that, but you die. On so many hills. You do. I never said. Dave should have said. And it's a grand slam. Over on the Yankees are gonna just about done. This one's over and they're gonna have to win the next three of the finished. Last week it was left lane. This week it's Dave Sims and the Broncos beat the Eagles. Yeah. And he was very different. Keith. And Chico is back. Hi, Keith. Hey, guys. Good morning. I had a comment about the quarterbacks making a tackle. I think you guys are right and that they cannot go and risk themselves like that. But I think there's freak athletes like Taysom Hill and Cam Newton that may be an exception due to their size and durability. But then again, you've got guys like Bryce Young and the Panthers. They're definitely not asking him to make a tackle. That's my thought. Dan, thank you. Yep. Thank you, Keith. Well, Taysom Hill's not a quarterback. They. They kept trying to make him one. I know he was in college and he's, you know, big guy. Cam Newton. I just. Too many, too many things can happen and you are open for getting hit. If you, if you are pursuing a ball carrier, you are now fair game. And now you can get blown up like any other player. Yeah. Paul. In 2015, Cam Newton won MVP and took his team to the Super Bowl. The next year, he injured his shoulder, his AC joint, trying to make a tackle. There's multiple articles I found out there that said after Cam Newton threw an interception, he went to make a tackle, extended his arm and it messed up his AC joint. It had never been the same again. His career changed off trying to make a tackle. And that's the biggest, strongest quarterback of all time. By the way. Do you realize, and I just found this out, that the Ravens are almost even with the Steelers to win the AFC North. According to DraftKings, after everything we've seen with the Ravens, that their odds are almost equal to the Steelers to win the AFC North. That's wild. Dustin in Cincinnati. Hi, Dustin. Hi, dp. I got a question about the six foot club. Before I joined the military out of high school, I was 6 foot. Even after 25 jumps out of airplanes, being a paratrooper, I'm now officially five, eleven and three fourths. Am I still getting it? Six foot club. You were in the club, but you're not in the club anymore. I'm sorry, Dustin. You just, you're not. It's going to happen to Marvin. It happens to a lot of the great ones that you're six foot now, but you're, you're not going to be forever. Marvin. Yes, Paul. And also, that was a clear, humble brag by the caller. Saying you're 511 while being an airborne ranger is tough guy talk. Yeah, I mean, if you're an airborne ranger and tough guy, then you don't care that you're under six feet. I, I wouldn't. I'm like, no, I don't care. I'm badass. All right, let me take a break here. More phone calls coming up. And we're back after this Dan Patrick show. Fox Sports Radio has the best sports talk lineup in the nation. Catch all of our shows@foxsportsradio.com and within the iHeartRadio app search FSR to listen live. Thursday Night Football is on, and it's only on Prime Video. This week, it's a rivalry renewed as the Philadelphia Eagles take on the New York Giants. 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. It's the Eagles and the giants Thursday at 7pm Eastern only on Prime Video. Restrictions apply. 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And in fact, it may get even worse. For more judgment, free money advice, listen to Brown ambition on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Paul in Montana. Hi, Paul. What's on your mind today, Dan? Big fan, sir. Six foot and envious. 195. Hey, I gotta help. I gotta help help my friend Todd Fritz out on this. Todd, don't be the guy that argues just to argue. John Elway wins two Super Bowls for the Broncos. Heir apparent Brian Greasy comes in, who is our running back. Brian Greasy throws a pick. Terrell Davis tackles the guy, gets hurt, ruins his career. Stay out of the picture. That's all I got, D. All right. Thank you, Paul. There you go, Todd at hit home Trail Davis. That is a very good example. I just wonder. I just wonder what the other players, you know, do. They understand that the star players, whoever's considered star player, should stay out of the way and not try to make a tackle? Well, I think it's reactionary. Sometimes you see something happen, maybe you're responsible for it, and then you want to go make the tackle. But I think you got to live to see another plague. Don't be a hero, especially at quarterback. Can't. Can't. Matt in Virginia. Hi, Matt. What's on your mind? Hey, Dan. How you doing? I got a comment about Fritzi with the announcer. You know, I agree with Richie because I think he could have put a little embellishment on the negative. He could have said, Guerrero with the shot. Oh, that seals the deal, the game. You know, he could have gone off on the negative end a little bit more, hyped it up negatively, though. Oh, okay. So you kind of agree with Fritzi of adding more enthusiasm, but negative enthusiasm. There you go. Okay. All right. Thank you, man. So Matt's kind of with you, Todd. I'll take. I'll take it half credit. Of course you will take it. We talked a lot about this play yesterday. Amare DeMarcado of Arizona and fumbled the ball out of the end zone. He didn't go into the end zone with the ball. The running back for Arizona. There was a moment on the sidelines where Jonathan Gannon, the head coach of the Cardinals, is airing his running back out. And it looked like there was some contact made from the coach to his player on the sidelines. And here is Jonathan Gannon, the Cardinals head coach on that situation. I woke up this morning and didn't feel great about it, honestly. And so in a team meeting, I addressed it, I apologized. Omari apologized to the team. And I just told him I kind of let the moment of what happened get the better of me there. Obviously, Like, I, I tried to be emotionally stable and calm because my job is to solve problems when during a game and kind of lead the charge on that. So it's not really who I am, who I want to be. And I told the guys that today. Yeah, he was wrong. You know, coaches always would preach composure, composure. Don't lose your composure. Coaches lose their composure far more than players do. And that was a moment that he should not be. Well, I'm glad he's apologizing because that was embarrassing. And if you're putting your hands on one of your players, you know, that's when you get the player association involved in it. That's where you get other players viewing this. Maybe they view you differently. So, yes. Did DeMarcado make a terrible mistake? He did. Embarrassing mistake. But the coach doesn't have to add to that. I think you, you can get your message across, but get your message across as a coach, not somebody who's just yelling and screaming. But I would say to every one of my players, if this was something that happened a couple of times, everybody who scores bring the football to the sidelines, everybody. And then I, as the coach will pay for that because you have to pay for the footballs and I will pay for that. But we will not have. This will never happen again. You score a touchdown, you walk to the sidelines, you give it to the equipment manager, and we never have this mistake again. We should never have this mistake. But that's why I'm putting this in. Don't score a touchdown or think you're scoring a touchdown and you want to celebrate too soon. Mark. And St. Cloud is back. Hi, Mark. What's on your mind today? Hey, Dan. First of all, I love the show. We. I'm the program director of the station here. We added you guys recently. We're happy to have you back. We were an affiliate. We weren't. And everybody loves the fact that you guys are back. Number one. Number two. Fritzi, question for you, by the way. You are the embodiment of the jelly of the month club. You are the gift that keeps on giving. I'm telling you, every day you give us something. But last year NCAA tournament, we get knocked out on a last second shot. I'm supposed to be excited about the fact we lost on a last second shot. When nine seniors careers just came to an end. Guys I'd been with for five years because of COVID definitely not excited. I'm trying to again and this is. It's a work in progress for me. How do you juggle a big play in the moment in the world of sports with, you know, being understanding the local fans are upset and trying to capture the emotions of the fans that did not like what just happened, but still acknowledging in some way shape or form a big play that happened in the sports world which happens to be against your local team. And I don't know if I have a full grasp of it, so. But enthusiasm and we've been using that a lot is definitely not the word. There's not something to cheer or revel in that your team just got knocked out. Okay. Yeah. Hopefully that, that's. Thank you, Todd. Thank you, Mark, for calling in. Great to be back in St. Cloud. Yes. You still feel that way. They're month to month right now with us. Yeah, they're day to day. Day to day. How about this? Divided locker room, Disastrous results. Players, parents, blame the coach, guess the team. Multiple sources with knowledge of the inner workings of Bill Belichick's program say North Carolina football losses are a product of a divided locker room, a disorganized coaching staff and a failure to communicate. Pat Welter of WRAL sports anchor and reporter is the one who did a deep dive on this. Quite a few pages here, but it just talks about really what a disaster it, it is. Let's see. North Carolina's been outscored 120 to 33 versus the Power Four teams after losing to Clemson. After the loss, Belichick was asked what he has to say to the fans and donors who feel like they're not getting their money's worth. We're going to keep working and grinding. We're going to move in the right on the right track. Wow. Okay, now I'm ready. Yeah. Paulie, I was reading the article and there's a bunch of issues between when you have 70 transfer players, there's some leftovers, there's maybe 40 from the last regime. And the transfer players may be getting different nil deals than the people who are staying who didn't play that well. So there's an instant division in the locker room. Yeah. Parents were told not to approach Belichick. Wow. I don't know if that. Now, in fairness to Belichick, I don't know if that's standard practice with other coaches. I'm not sure if it was that way with Saban or, you know, Dion or Dabo or whoever. But, I mean, that almost feels like the don't look me in the eye kind of thing in the hallway. Yes, Todd. It's not literally baseball parents shouldn't be approaching the head coach of a team. I don't know if you got a problem. I don't know. Put in the suggestion box or something. That'd be very odd for a parent to go toe to toe with Bill Belichick on the campus. They're not. They're not. They. This was a spring game, and parents are there. They didn't even get to meet with him until the spring game. The parents. So they're not walking up to him and saying, how dare you even. Why isn't my. But they still shouldn't go up to the. I don't know. I don't need the parents. Doesn't need to go up to the head coach. Parent of a current North Carolina player said there's no communication with coaches and parents, period. None. Zero. Zilch. Not one email from a coach. One text, one phone call. Nothing. Sounds like we got a failure to communicate. Two hours in the books. One more to go. Does Fritzi have a problem with Christopher Mad dog Russo? He joins us next. Introducing IVF Disrupted the kind body story, a podcast about a company that promised to revolutionize fertility care. It grew like a tech startup. While kindbody did help women start families, it also left behind a stream of disillusioned and angry patience. You think you're finally, like, in the right hands. You're just not. Listen to IVF Disrupted the Kind Body Story on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. 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