Hour 2 – Quitters, Brandel Chamblee

Summary

The Dan Patrick Show — Episode Summary

Hour 2 – Quitters, Brandel Chamblee
Original Air Date: September 25, 2025

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Overview

This episode of The Dan Patrick Show centers on the theme of “quitting” in sports—what it means, public perceptions of quitting versus retiring, and what words are considered the most damning in competitive sports. The Danettes engage in a thoughtful and humorous conversation about athletes’ legacies, the complexities of “giving up,” and fan expectations. Highlights include lively debates about “quitting” versus “cheating,” discussion of Andrew Luck's retirement, listener calls, and a feature interview with Golf Channel’s Brandel Chamblee on the Ryder Cup and his candid perspective on Bryson DeChambeau. The banter is classic Dan Patrick Show: insightful, irreverent, and packed with memorable moments.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. The Worst Words in Sports: “Collapse,” “Quit,” “Cheat” (04:41–09:33)

• The team considers which word is more damning in sports: collapse, quit, or cheat.
  • Dan Patrick: “Quit is the word because we’re all competitors and you get to that level and when you hear an analyst...say somebody quit, I mean, that is, that’s a label that’s really hard to shed.” (05:49)
  • Paulie: “Cheating for me. Quit. Quit is by far the worst word.” (05:17)
  • Marvin: Suggests “loyalty” and “it’s a business” are also heavily loaded terms in sports. (05:24–05:35)
  • Paul: “If you’re cheating, you can still make the case that you’re trying to help your team win … Quitter … that never leaves you with some fanbases.” (05:39)
• Discussion expands into whether “collapse” (a sudden team downturn or choke) is as bad as “cheat” (breaking the rules) or “quit” (giving up).

2. Quitting vs. Retiring: The Case of Andrew Luck (06:39–09:33)

• Todd Fritz: Asks if Andrew Luck “quit or retired,” stirring a debate on the difference.
• Dan Patrick’s take: “I don’t think Andrew Luck quit the game. I think he retired... The timing was horrible...but trying to put yourself in an athlete’s mind of what else are they going through? … There’s a lot of things at play.” (06:57–08:51)
• Paulie: Reminds everyone of mid-game quitting instances, contrasting them with Luck’s decision (“...that’s way different than being like, I don't know that I want to play anymore.”) (08:33)

3. Danettes’ Dynamic & Listener Engagement (09:33–14:03)

Suggestion Box Comedy (09:33–11:28)

• Todd reads an anonymous poll from the suggestion box, poking fun at his role on the show:
  • “Fritzi sucks the air out of the room. Just sucks...Is bullied too much. He’s content, good and bad.” (10:28–10:41)
  • Paulie, Seaton, Marvin all select “all of the above” and joke about the constant focus on Todd’s quirks and appearance (“We analyze Todd’s body a little too much.” —Dan Patrick, 11:28)
• Dan Patrick: “There’s nobody like you in our business. Every one of these shows is trying to find a Todd Fritz … and they can’t.” (12:22)

“Left Lane Camper” Merch, Psychological Motives, and Listener Calls (12:49–15:12)

• Callers weigh in on the show’s proposed T-shirt (“Move Fritz, Get Out the Way”) and analyze Todd’s dominance over the passing lane as “his only place of control.” (12:49–13:42)
  • Dan Patrick: “Your thought process is psychological. You don’t want to be told to get out of the way.” (13:50)
• The team jokes about Dan having to ride with Todd on a road trip for a hypothetical Sports Emmy.

4. Revisiting Russell Wilson’s Legacy (15:19–20:41)

• Caller: Discusses revisionist history about Russell Wilson’s Super Bowl interception and overall legacy.
• Dan Patrick: “If David Tyree doesn’t hold on to that ball that Eli throws, then what happens? ... It’s that close … Russ hasn’t played well. I think we’re forgetting that he did play really well … It’s a Hall of Famer.” (15:49–18:09)
• Comparing Russell Wilson to other QBs (Eli Manning, Matthew Stafford), and discussing how much of winning is the player vs. the teammates.
• Paul: “If you look at the first ten years of Albert Pujols, we don’t not put him in the Hall of Fame because of the last six or seven years...” (18:09)

5. Weapons & Support in Russell Wilson’s Career (18:49–20:41)

• The Danettes evaluate if Wilson had top skill players in Seattle compared to, for example, Jalen Hurts and the modern Eagles.
  • Dan Patrick: “Russ didn’t have great weapons there. They had a great defense.” (19:17)
  • Paul: Notes Russ’s two “careers” in Seattle—one with focus/money on defense, and one with more offensive investment. (20:24)

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Feature Interview: Brandel Chamblee on the Ryder Cup & Bryson DeChambeau

[27:57–40:59]

Brandel Chamblee, Golf Channel’s lead studio analyst, joins to discuss Ryder Cup storylines, team dynamics, and his contentious relationship with Bryson DeChambeau.

Highlights & Memorable Quotes

• Relationship with Bryson DeChambeau:
  • “Probably somewhat complicated now because that's just the nature of what I do and the nature of what he does ... The way the world works is they pick up on one negative thing you say about him and it becomes a headline ... when I’ve mostly been complimentary.” (27:57)
• On calling Bryson a ‘captain’s nightmare’:
  • “Maybe nightmare was a little bit strong ... I should have said he probably is problematic to pair with or maybe keeps a captain up late at night.” (28:49)
  • “Not everybody meshes up perfectly. You’ve got to consider things like personality … Bryson has notoriously [been] fickle about his golf equipment ...” (29:27–30:52)
• Alpha Dogs on Each Team:
  • “The alpha is Scotty Scheffler [for the U.S.], the Alpha is Rory McIlroy [for Europe]. I wouldn’t say Bryson’s in beta—too much to be an Alpha ... he’s always in beta, testing this, testing that.” (30:55–31:11)
  • Dan Patrick: “But Scheffler doesn’t have that kind of...like Terrell Hatton has emotion.”
  • Chamblee: “I think he burns like the sun on the inside. I really do.” (31:21)
• Camaraderie & Money in Ryder Cup Teams:
  • “I think it’s misleading to assume the European teams have always just been chummy. There’s always been a little bit of friction...but there’s also been tremendous buy-in ... The United States team has demanded to be paid to play ... you have one side where players would pay to be on the team, and the other side where players want to get paid just to be a part of the team.” (32:53–33:59)
  • On direct payments: “They are getting paid—large sums...it’s just deferred ... but directly paid by the PGA of America, I don’t think so. It’s not asking too much...to do something for the honor of playing for their country.” (35:19–36:52)
• Tiger or Phil, Another Act?
  • “Good question ... I would probably say Phil ... Phil could pop up at the Masters ... and he won a major at dang near 52 years of age.” (36:58–38:20)
• Crowd and Hostility at the Ryder Cup:
  • “They can absolutely go too far ... If they get profane or personal ... I know the European side has prepared for this ... I’m just not sure anybody could properly prepare for as hostile an environment as I think they’re going to get this week.” (38:32–39:45)
• Mental vs. Physical Challenge:
  • “That’s the great thing about the Ryder Cup—it really does involve everything, group dynamics at the highest level … There will be little bitty gamesmanship moments out there ... it certainly becomes a mental test.” (39:50–40:46)

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Other Notable Segments & Moments

• Dan Patrick compares tough-to-play golf courses and the intimidation factor of famous holes (42:23–44:00).
• Quick Football Quiz: Who has the best touchdown-to-interception ratio in NFL history? (50:42–52:08)
  • Answer: 1. Aaron Rodgers 2. Lamar Jackson 3. Patrick Mahomes 4. Justin Herbert 5. Russell Wilson
  • “Lamar Jackson is correct. 3.57. 175 career touchdowns, only 49 career picks.” —Paulie (52:08)

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Memorable Quotes

• On quitting vs. cheating:
  • “Quit is the word because we’re all competitors and you get to that level and when you hear an analyst...say somebody quit, I mean, that is, that’s a label that’s really hard to shed.” —Dan Patrick (05:49)
• On Andrew Luck’s retirement:
  • “If he said in the middle of a game, ‘I’m done with this,’ … then you could say he quit ... I didn’t view that as quitting. It was just poor timing.” —Dan Patrick (06:57–08:51)
• On fan analysis:
  • “We analyze Todd’s body a little too much.” —Dan Patrick (11:28)
• Brandel Chamblee on Ryder Cup team buy-in:
  • “You’ve got one side where players would pay to be on the team, and the other side where players want to get paid just to be a part of the team.” (33:59)

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Timestamps for Key Segments

• 04:41: Poll question: “Worst word in sports” discussion begins
• 06:39: Andrew Luck: Did he quit or retire?
• 09:33: Suggestion box poll about Todd Fritz
• 12:49: Listener calls about “left lane camper” T-shirts/Merch
• 15:19: Russell Wilson legacy caller
• 18:49: Assessing Russell Wilson's career weapons/support
• 27:57: Brandel Chamblee interview starts (Ryder Cup breakdown)
  • 28:49: Bryson DeChambeau “captain’s nightmare” discussion
  • 30:55: Who is the “alpha dog” on Ryder Cup teams?
  • 32:53: Team camaraderie, money, buy-in
  • 36:58: “More likely for another act: Tiger or Phil?”
  • 38:32: Ryder Cup crowd etiquette and hostility
  • 39:50: Mental vs. physical challenge
• 50:42: Football quiz (TD:INT ratios)
• 52:25: Listener call: “Cliff Notes” for spouse’s stories—humor segment

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Final Thoughts

This episode was quintessential Dan Patrick Show: sports talk with nuance, sharp wit, and a mix of serious analysis and levity. The Brandel Chamblee interview is a standout for its candor and behind-the-scenes Ryder Cup insights, especially regarding team chemistry, money, and the unique personalities involved. The group’s opening debate over quitting, cheating, and loyalty really frames how athletes are viewed historically, raising thoughtful questions for fans and analysts alike.

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Transcript

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[Dan Patrick]

You are listening to the Dan Patrick show on Fox Sports Radio. Hour two on this Thursday, Dan and the Danites Dan Patrick show spent some commissioner major league baseball last hour. If you miss any of the interviews, go to danpatrick.com we'll head out to the Ryder cup on Long Island. Randall Shamblee will join us and Jeff Passon from the mothership, their senior baseball writer. And what's at stake for the final weekend of the regular season in major league baseball football. Coming up tonight, Seahawks. They are one and a half point favorites at the Cardinals. The over under is 43 and a half. Good morning. If you're watching on Peacock, that's our streaming partner and download the app if you haven't done so. If you'd like to watch the show and we say good morning to our radio affiliates around the country as well. Merchandise store. We could be getting a new T shirt that has to do with a good portion of yesterday's show. You can vote on which T shirt we should make. That has to do with Fritzi hogging the left lane, the passing lane. We have five options up there and whatever one you vote on, we're going to make a T shirt and then it'll be available for 48 hours. So we'll have that for you coming up by the end of the show.

[Todd Fritz]

It's not hogging by, it's camping.

[Dan Patrick]

Stat of the day brought to you by Panini America, the official trading cards of this program. Poll question. Seaton. We'll clean up hour one and then dive into hour two.

[Paulie]

Yeah, working on that poll question for.

[Dan Patrick]

The.

[Paulie]

For the T shirts right now. Just getting the graphics ready. Paulie sent this one over. The worst word in sports.

[Dan Patrick]

Collapse.

[Paulie]

Quit. Cheat. Other.

[Dan Patrick]

Oh, collapse.

[Paulie]

Quit. Cheat. Other. I think one of them is. Is all right. Far the worst.

[Dan Patrick]

Let's go around the room, Todd. Collapse. Cheat.

[Todd Fritz]

Cheat stands out for me among the other ones. If you're a cheater, that's a lot worse than all of a sudden losing a bunch of games or deciding you had enough playing or it's got to be cheat to me.

[Paulie]

Cheating for me. Quit. Quit is by far the worst word.

[Dan Patrick]

Collapse, quit, cheat.

[Marvin]

Marvin, I have other loyalty.

[Paulie]

Okay, that's the worst word in sports.

[Marvin]

It's a business. Oh, you're not loyal. Oh, please.

[Paul]

Okay, Paul, it's quit. Because if you're cheating, you can still make the case that you're trying to help your team win and the fans will weirdly respect that. Quitter. Remember what happened to Ricky Williams? That never leaves you with some fan bases.

[Dan Patrick]

Yeah, I think quit is the word because we're all competitors and you get to that level and when you hear an analyst, and I'm always really careful with that, I didn't play the game at a high level. But when you say somebody quit, I mean, that is, that's a label that's really hard to shed. And if you're going to say that, you better be sure that you're calling a team quitters or an individual a quitter. Now, sometimes you'll find it in boxing where somebody just quits. You know, Roberto Duran, like, you just quit and that stays with you as well. We just can't conceive that somebody's gonna go, I don't know, I'm gonna quit. We, we don't, we can't win this game. We want you to play as hard as you can. As long as you can play. Yes. Todd.

[Todd Fritz]

Did Andrew Luck quit or retire? As far as defining that, the reason I bring that up is if you take an Andrew look with someone that's decided that they had enough for whatever reason, or even mid game, they're just all of a sudden they don't want to go back into the game. Is that worse than Lance Armstrong or someone that's know, literally just cheated is cheating the game? You don't, you can't trust the outcome.

[Dan Patrick]

Because I don't think Andrew Luck quit the game. Like, I, I think he retired. If he said in the middle of a game he's like, I'm done with this, I don't want to play anymore. And I, I walk off, then you could say he quit. I, I, the timing of this is horrible with Andrew Luck, and that will stay with him the rest of his life. For those Colts fans who were upset, like, how could you do this? Now I don't know if we try to understand retirement. I'm still trying to understand retirement and an athlete, when you retire, you might be in your 30s. Well, you can't go back. You retired. Now, some players have come back because they realize that's it now I gotta find a real job now. I gotta deal with life. And I think Andrew Luck was not getting healthier, and he probably thought, I. I just can't go through with this now. I don't. We've had him on, and he's sort of talked about it, but trying to put yourself in an athlete's mind of what. What else are they going through? Pressures at home, you want to start a family. I mean, there's a lot of things that were at play. Probably Andrew Luck wanted to have a family. He was so banged up from all those years. We had a bad offensive line, nagging injuries that weren't going away. And part of him knew that there was something else out there for him and that he. He maybe just came to that decision, like, right then, that's it. I'm going to retire on Sunday. Yes. I think.

[Paulie]

I think there's a big difference between quitting and retiring. You know, like, who's the player? In the 49ers? That game against the Rams in the third quarter, he was like, forget it. I quit and just walked off. He just walked off into the locker room, was like, I'm not doing this anymore. You got stuck, and he just quit. Yeah, that's way different than being like, I don't know that I want to play anymore.

[Dan Patrick]

You know, I think the timing of Andrew Luck is what bothered people. If he would have said that in May, then he wouldn't have caught grief. But when you're saying it during the preseason, we're getting ready for the regular season. We got high hopes here. We finally have an offensive line, and then he decides to retire. But I didn't view that as quitting. It was just poor timing. Yeah, Paul.

[Paul]

A lot of people, Colts fans were bothered by that in the moment because it was August 24th. It wasn't August 1st or 2nd. The preseason just getting going. They had no options at quarterback at that juncture. And, you know, you don't want to say quit, but the timing 12 days before the opening kickoff was rough for some Colts fans to accept.

[Dan Patrick]

Yeah, but that's. It wasn't. Yes, you are quitting the sport, but I don't think it's. I'm quitting on this game, quitting on my team. I think when we. We talk about a team quitting during a game where they get blown out, then that's different. That. That's the quit that we're talking about. 877-3DP Show Email Address DP danpatrick.com Fritchie just sent me something that. This was dropped anonymously into the suggestion box.

[Todd Fritz]

Yeah, I just found it in the suggestion box, like right by the kitchen there. There's like a little. You haven't seen that. There's like a little thing. I don't know who put it up. Maybe the big German. Someone built a little suggestion.

[Dan Patrick]

Well, why don't you go get that and if you can't find the suggestion box, I'm gonna.

[Todd Fritz]

I already got it. I wait to go get it.

[Dan Patrick]

I'm gonna hit you with a pie.

[Todd Fritz]

I got. I pulled it out of the suggestion box during the commercial box. I have it right here.

[Dan Patrick]

Okay. So Todd goes.

[Todd Fritz]

Hey, five minute poll question from the suggestion box.

[Dan Patrick]

Yes. Fritzi sucks the air out of the room. Just sucks.

[Todd Fritz]

Yeah, just plain sucks.

[Dan Patrick]

Is bullied too much. He's content, good and bad.

[Todd Fritz]

From the suggestion box.

[Dan Patrick]

Oh, that's anonymous.

[Todd Fritz]

I'm just. It's right. It's an anonymous suggestion box. That's why you have the suggestion box.

[Dan Patrick]

Well, anonymous. Okay. Yeah. Paulie, do you want to give your answer?

[Paul]

Just seeing that all of the above would be apt.

[Dan Patrick]

Okay, Marvin, how would you vote on this?

[Marvin]

D. All of the above.

[Dan Patrick]

Oh, okay. Seaton. Oh, man.

[Paulie]

It is. It is all of the above. But the percentages are heavily weighed in some direction. I would say we bully Todd way too much. I personally, I think we spend way too much time talking about Todd Fritz. We break down every possible angle of his personality. His toes to his hairless legs, to his soft hands, to. Did he say this word right? To, how did he breathe?

[Dan Patrick]

Did he. Holy crap. Well, that's.

[Paulie]

That's going to be a heavy part of that. But yes, all of the other things are definitely part of the equation.

[Dan Patrick]

Well, Paul has an obsession with Fritzi's appearance.

[Paul]

I don't do it on air very much. Sometimes I'll do it when we're sitting around more.

[Dan Patrick]

So. Yeah, but you do have an obsession. Even when he's getting a pie to the face. You go, he had his shoes off. You go, todd, you have nice toes. And then I'm like, really, Todd, you have no hair on your legs. Okay. We analyze Todd's body a little too much.

[Todd Fritz]

I do go for a pedicure like about once a month these days.

[Dan Patrick]

Well, if you knew that. I did not know all noticed. Yeah. Yeah.

[Todd Fritz]

You get a nice little massage and everything. It's great. I didn't get my nails painted, but I gotta got it done.

[Dan Patrick]

It's a clear coat. I don't think you've sucked the air out of the room.

[Todd Fritz]

Hope I don't just suck. That's the worst choice of all of them. I'd rather suck the air out of the room and be like, he just sucks in general.

[Dan Patrick]

I just think you're good. You're good and bad content.

[Todd Fritz]

I could live with that.

[Dan Patrick]

That's what you are. You're. There's nobody like you in our. In our business. Every one of these shows is trying to find a Todd Fritz, every single one of them, and they can't. How about that?

[Todd Fritz]

That's a lovely compliment.

[Dan Patrick]

Thank you.

[Todd Fritz]

I will now remember on that note.

[Dan Patrick]

Yeah. But remember that while I'm bullying you.

[Todd Fritz]

Remember this positive thing I just said.

[Dan Patrick]

Andrew. And Washington leads us off. Hi, Andrew.

[Caller]

Good morning, Dan and Dan. Ed. Thanks for taking my call. Yes. Move Fritz, get out the way. I think that's the best T shirt. But some of those T shirt ideas better as bumper stickers so that when people are coming up behind that left lane camper, they can read the Todd Fritz bumper sticker? I think Todd just takes his need to lead and to be in charge out when he's in the car. He's not in charge at home, and he definitely isn't in charge at the. At the show. He has OPP to deal with. Like, we just talked about overbearing Paul. And so he takes it out when he's in that left lane and he camps. He tells everybody behind him, you're not doing it. You're not going as fast as you want unless I let you. So he just takes it out there. I'm not a left lane camper. Don't agree with him. But I do think he is content, good and bad. And I vote for move Fritz, get out the way.

[Dan Patrick]

All right. Thank you.

[Todd Fritz]

That's interesting. I didn't think of the psychologic nature of that. Like, that's the only place maybe I could be briefly in charge. Like not letting someone go as fast as they want.

[Dan Patrick]

No. I said this to you yesterday. Your. Your. Your thought process is psychological. You don't want to be told to get out of the way. It's your way of saying no.

[Todd Fritz]

I'm in charge of this moment in time, and you're.

[Dan Patrick]

I'm going to make you move David in Ohio. Hi, David.

[Caller]

Yeah, Dan. I had a T shirt idea along with a question. How about move over three piece? And my question is, would Dan Patrick actually ride shotgun while top prince was behind the wheel on the interstate for a day trip just the two of you? If it meant that the Dan Patrick show would win a sports inning. Thank you.

[Dan Patrick]

Oh, boy. I don't know. How far is the trip? A day trip? I mean, I've. I've been in the car with you a couple of times.

[Todd Fritz]

I'm a safe driver, I would think.

[Dan Patrick]

I mean, you're far better than McLovin. McLovin's a horrible driver.

[Todd Fritz]

I have a terrible sense of direction. But now that we have gps, you know, that'll tell me where to make a left and right. So I'm good.

[Dan Patrick]

Yeah. I mean, I'd have to gear up for it because I know you're going to play the music you like and sing all the songs and it's not.

[Todd Fritz]

Going to be Led Zeppelin and the Beatles and the Rolling Stones.

[Dan Patrick]

Won't be Springsteen. Won't be any of that Dylan. Won't be any of that stuff. But. Yeah, I could do that. Depends on how far we're going, though.

[Todd Fritz]

This is for a sports Emmy, though.

[Brandel Chamblee]

Is on a line.

[Dan Patrick]

Yeah, I know. I don't know if I want it that bad.

[Caller]

3 hours, 5 hours?

[Todd Fritz]

Hour and a half. You got to.

[Dan Patrick]

Really. I could do three hours. I could do three hours with you. I could. Caleb in Springfield. Hi, Caleb. What's on your mind?

[Caller]

Hey, Dan. First of all, 5 10, 1 80. Just want to touch base on this Russell Wilson thing. I've noticed a lot of revisionist history about that play in the Super Bowl. I mean, the reality is this is the nature of the sport. One play decides the game all the time. Miss field goals, drop two point conversion in playoff games. I mean, it happened. He's not that guy anymore. He's a backup. That's who he is. Let's move on, give the first round pick a chance.

[Dan Patrick]

Well, wait a minute, Caleb. If David Tyree doesn't hold on to that ball that Eli throws, then what happens?

[Caller]

It goes both ways. It goes.

[Dan Patrick]

I know, but then Eli is not in the hall of Fame.

[Caller]

That's. And that's how it is. We have the Buffalo Bills, who made it to four Super Bowls off one play. Missing field goals and losing the games. I mean, it happened.

[Dan Patrick]

No, they were blown out in all of those Super Bowls. Except for the one field goal that, you know, went wide, right? And a lot of those guys did make it to the hall of Fame with the Buffalo Bills. But if David Tyree doesn't hold on to the greatest catch in NFL history, then Eli's got one and then he's not a Hall of Famer. So it's that close. But why is it that Russ doesn't get the benefit of the doubt in his situation. They got to the Super Bowl. 10 time Pro bowl quarterback, far greater regular season quarterback than Eli, which you have to have a great regular season to make it to the postseason and a far better regular season numbers than Matthew Stafford. I mean less yards. But you know, he was winning, the Lions were always losing, you know, interception to touchdown ratio. He's top five all time. It's one play and Balcom made an unbelievable move on that unbelievable play. So in, in one of the greatest, the greatest catch in NFL history with David Tyree and then maybe the greatest play in super bowl history. If you look at the defensive side of this with Malcolm Butler and we're going to keep one guy out and put one guy in because one benefited from one of those plays and one did not. Granted Russ hasn't played well. I think we're forgetting that he did play really well. It's hard. I mean 10 time Pro bowl quarterback when it meant something. I mean he was a Pro bowl quarterback in 10 of 12 years. That was the stretch. It's a Hall of Famer now. Has he played poorly? He's played substandard. Absolutely. Do I think he would be a benefit to the Bengals? Absolutely. Yeah. Paulie.

[Paul]

And with baseball this happens and I'm not comparing them but if you look at the first 10 years of Albert Pujols, we don't not put him in the hall of Fame because of the last six or seven. Ken Griffey Jr. Was galactically good and then became just good. And you don't take anything away from Ken Griffey Jr. Yeah, it's a weird.

[Dan Patrick]

Argument and I think Stephen A. Had it on first take but I'm like we've discussed this before. I don't know why this is a big deal now. I guess because Russ is benched. I don't know if he can play his way out because you can't take away 10 seasons. But I think he's going to get another chance and it's going to be someplace else. Yes, Margot.

[Marvin]

Yeah. I think Russell Wilson feels like Jalen hurts almost as far as man, look how good he was. But look how great that roster was. So I think that hurts him also. It shouldn't.

[Dan Patrick]

I don't think they had great offensive weapons on the Seahawks. I think Jaylen Herz has one of the best offenses in. In. I mean it'll stack up with a lot of teams all time.

[Todd Fritz]

I think they had, they had a.

[Marvin]

Good offense but not like a lot of Good, like big time names.

[Dan Patrick]

Did they have any position player who was better than anybody on the Eagles? Marshawn wasn't better than Saquon. The wide receivers, they're not better than the. I mean, so Russ didn't have great weapons there. They had a great defense.

[Marvin]

All are really good weapons.

[Dan Patrick]

Jalen has unbelievable weapons. He has, he has the best offensive line in football or the, the second best offensive line in football. Then you've got your receivers, you got your running back, you got your tight end. He's got high, high level skill position players. Russ didn't have that. He.

[Marvin]

So you think he just took a mediocre offense?

[Dan Patrick]

I think that they were probably, I mean, Tyler Lockett, not a, not a franchise. DK Metcalf wasn't a great player. Curse, not a, not a great player.

[Marvin]

Doug Baldwin.

[Dan Patrick]

Doug Baldwin. You know, I liked him gritty and gutty. Marshawn was, you know, had his moments where he could take over a game. But those weapons don't compare. Yes, Paulie.

[Paul]

And if you look at Russ, he kind of had two careers in Seattle his first four years on that rookie deal as a third rounder, he was making nothing. So they spent all their money on defense. Then they had to let those guys go. Remember the second half of his career in Seattle? They made the playoffs six straight times. He had five straight Pro Bowls when it was offense first.

[Dan Patrick]

All right, let me take a break. We're going to head out to the Ryder Cup. Randall Chamblee, I don't know if he has a personal vendetta. It feels like Bryson Dechambeau catches a lot of strays from Brandle Chambly. You know what, they're probably not strays. They're direct shots. So I want to, I want to ask Randall about that. And of course, the Ryder cup unfolding this weekend. We'll take a break back 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, we're Covino and Rich, Fox Sports radio every day, 5 to 7pm Eastern. But here's the thing. We never have enough time to get to everything we want to get to.

[Covino]

And that's why we have a brand new podcast called Over Promised. You see, we're having so much fun in our two hour show. We never get to everything honestly, because this guy is over promising things we never have time for.

[Dan Patrick]

Yeah, you blubber lips, blaming me. Well, you know what it's called? Over Promise. You should be good at it because you've been overpromising women for years.

[Covino]

Well, it's a Covino and Rich after show and we want you to be a part of it. We're gonna be talking sports, of course, but we're also gonna talk life and relationships. And if Rich and I are arguing about something or we didn't have enough time, it will continue on our after show called Over Promised.

[Dan Patrick]

Well, if you don't get enough Covino and Rich, make sure you check out Over Promise and also uncensored by the way, so maybe we'll go at it even a little harder. It's going to be the best after show podcast of all time. There you go.

[Covino]

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[Brandel Chamblee]

Probably somewhat complicated now because that's just the nature of what I do and the nature of what he does. But I've enjoyed the time when I've been around Bryson DeChambeau. I've spent a little bit of time around him two or three times. We've played in golf tournaments going away back and I've sat with him in a locker room once and taught golf swing for about a couple hours during a swing break. I, I, I, I like Bryson. I enjoy his game. I say a lot of nice things about him. But the way the world works is they pick up on one negative thing you say about him and it becomes a headline and it becomes memes and it gets back to him. And he probably thinks that I'm highly critical of him when I've mostly been complimentary of him.

[Dan Patrick]

What did stand out earlier in the week when you were talking about him talking about doing videos for his YouTube channel and he should be talking about the Ryder cup team. Is that, am I summarizing that fairly?

[Brandel Chamblee]

Yes, absolutely. You know, I can't remember exactly what he was asked about, but he started talking about his YouTube channel, which Look, I, I get it's been a nice movement and he's enjoying doing that, but at the time just struck my ear just a little bit odd. And then I, I Made the, the comment where I said I think he's probably a captain'. Maybe that was the exact phrase I should have used. Maybe that was a little strong, Dan. Maybe what I should have said was he, he, he probably is problematic to pair with or maybe he keeps a captain up late at night. Maybe nightmare was a little bit strong.

[Dan Patrick]

Dan.

[Brandel Chamblee]

I don't know if you ever said anything on the air where you're like, you know, I'd like to grab that word, take it back, you know. Yeah, so yeah, I, I, I, I caught a fair bit of scorn for that. I was like, yeah, that probably wasn't my best phrase. But the, but the point was is that he is problematic for a captain to pair with. Paul McGinley who was a captain for Ryder cup in 2014, said as much last night. He's like, he is one of those players if you just matching players for skill, you would pair like. The best possible team the US could put out tomorrow would be Scotty and Bryson Dechambeau. But they will together that not skill wise for this golf course. That's the best possible team that the USA could put out. They will not be going out tomorrow because there's compatibility. And I'm not saying that Scotty has got a problem with Bryson or Bryson's got a problem with Scotty. I'm just saying that, you know, not everybody meshes up perfectly. You've got to consider things like personality and how amenable are they to changing equipment. Bryson has notoriously fickle about his golf equipment. We don't know if he's happy to or reluctant to switch golf balls to play a golf ball of his partner, et cetera, et cetera. So these are the kind of things, you know, there's the foursomes is a tough thing to work in. Now having said all that, I'd be equally surprised if Bryson didn't play four or five matches because he is clearly one of the top talents on this team.

[Dan Patrick]

Who's the alpha dog on each team?

[Brandel Chamblee]

The alpha is Scotty Scheffler, the Alpha is Roy McElroy. On the European team. I wouldn't say Bryson's in beta too much to be an Alpha, you know.

[Dan Patrick]

There you go, you're putting out, you know, memes again.

[Brandel Chamblee]

No, look, he's, he's always in beta. You know, I'm testing this, I'm testing that, etc. Etc. And I do love that bit about him.

[Dan Patrick]

But you're talking about, I'm talking alpha dog where there's emotion. This is about emotion. And Scheffler doesn't have that kind of like Terrell Hatton has emotion.

[Brandel Chamblee]

Well, you're talking about fire. Yes, I'm talking about the ability to inspire a team with their play. And I, I think Scotty Scheffler is very underrated when it comes to his intensity. I. I think he burns like the sun on the inside. I really do. And we've seen it flare up from time to time. But you don't win as often as he does, and you don't show an inability to be in any way placated by money without the fire inside. That's what Tiger had that was so extraordinary. You could not placate him with money. It didn't matter how much he made, he still wanted to beat you about 12, 15 shots the very next week. And I think Scotty definitely has that, and I think Rory definitely has that. It's not to say that Jon Rahm doesn't also. Look, Jon Rahm is an alpha as well. I mean, this is a team of type A personalities all the way down the board, both sides. But when you're looking at the top of the top, to me, it's Rory and it's Scotty.

[Dan Patrick]

We talk about how the European team camaraderie, galvanize, they understand, you know, friendship, travel together, play together. Is it still that? Because, you know, you do have the live tour involved in this, and maybe it's not as close knit as it has been in the past, which was a big benefit for them. Yeah.

[Brandel Chamblee]

I think it's a little misleading to assume that the European teams have always just been, you know, chummy. There's always been a little bit of friction within the European team room, and I think they've used that friction to their advantage. But there's also been tremendous buy in. You know, you got players over there that just say, you know, I'll play wherever you want me to play. And I don't know that you get that kind of buy in from the US Side. I'm gleaning what I can glean from the interviews I've heard and the stories I've heard, and you get tremendous buy in on the European side. And. And one of the things I say, and I think that underscores just how much more buy in you get on the European side than you get on the US Side, is that Sergio Garcia had to pay a couple million dollars in fines just to even be eligible for this team. And he willfully paid a couple million dollars just to be eligible. Now he's not on the team. But the United States team has demanded to be paid to play. Now, look, I mean, we can debate whether or not that's the right thing to do, but you have one side where players would pay to be on the team and the other side where players want to get paid just to be a part of the team.

[Dan Patrick]

Talking to Brando Chambly, Golf Channel, their lead studio analyst, live from the Ryder cup all this weekend. Yeah, you bring up the money part of it. How's this story get out? Because the first thing I thought is, is somebody from the European team leaking this out to make the American team look bad?

[Brandel Chamblee]

Well, you know, there's a lot of people involved in this decision. I mean, the whole PGA of America would have had to talk about this. So that's innumerable number of people. And then you're talking about, you know, players and wives and caddies and everybody on the European side because they're invested in this as well. And you know, this is a profitable property almost exclusively because Europe has risen up and more times than not beaten the American side when the American side has been the favorite. That has. That's the larger part of the reason why this event is so compelling. And so European doesn't want any money. They've said as much. And, and the United States since 1999 has been talking about and wanting to get paid. And it came to a head, obviously in Rome when allegedly Patrick Kentley wouldn't wear the hat because he wasn't getting paid, which was reported by a great many people and then I think written by Michael Bamberger.

[Dan Patrick]

Should they get paid?

[Brandel Chamblee]

I don't think so. I don't think it's asking too much. Well, first of all, they are getting paid. So the PGA tour gets about $30 million a year that every year they play the Ryder cup, about $30 million a year that they take and put into the pension fund of the PGA Tour players, which grows tax free for decade, for decade, for decade, for decades. So when you talk about getting paid, they're getting paid large sums of money. It's just deferred until probably when they, well, they'll never need it, but you know, later on in their life. And most every single player, well, no, every player on the team would have bonuses, probably seven figure bonuses in their contracts should they make the Ryder cup team. So they are getting paid, but directly paid for the PGA of America. I, I think, look, it's not asking too much of these guys to one week a year to do something.

[Paul]

For.

[Brandel Chamblee]

The honor of playing for their country. People would argue, well, the PGA of America makes money. The PGA of America has 30,000plus members and numerable initiatives that they're all trying to fund. All of these entities have run these big events. Augusta national, the usga, the Orange. They all make money from the events. They make a profit, but then they take that money and do a lot of great things with it. It's like the PGA of America is not buying Ferraris and private jets for their executives. They're taking the money and investing in junior programs. Every single player on this US Team was touched by a PGA and you know, a PGA professional at some point showed them how to put their hands on the club and gave them some reason to, to pursue this game.

[Dan Patrick]

More apt to have another act. Tiger or Phil?

[Brandel Chamblee]

Good question. I would say another act. You mean from a competitive standpoint on a big stage? I, I would probably say Phil. You know, unfortunately, Tiger busting his Achilles again. I, I, you know, I, I don't know how you come back from that at 50 years of age unless, unless Tiger decides to, to ride a golf cart on the Champs Tour. And I don't know how that would play out in the US Senior Open because Tiger has won three US Juniors, three US Amateurs and three US Opens. If he were to go play, and I guarantee you it's a goal of his to go play the U.S. senior Open and win it. But I don't know that he could ride a car in the US Senior Open, which you can on the Champs Tour. And I don't know even if they would let him ride a card, if he would do it because he has such a strong sense of fairness about him.

[Dan Patrick]

What about Phil?

[Brandel Chamblee]

Look, Phil could pop up at the, at the Masters. You know, Jack Nicklaus finished fifth there when he was 58 years of age. Phil still bombs it. Phil's still energetic, still youthful in his feverish pursuit of this game of golf. So yeah, and he won a major at Dang near 52 years of age, so it wouldn't surprise me. I mean, Phil still acts like a kid again with a golf club in his hand.

[Dan Patrick]

We always talk about decorum at a golf course and being quiet and, you know, being respectful. But that's out the window this weekend. Can a, can a crowd gallery go too far at the Ryder Cup?

[Brandel Chamblee]

They can absolutely go too far. If they start screaming or yelling in guys backswings, you know, let them play. I think, you know, there'll be some people kicked out this week for sure. You Know, if they start screaming at players, backswings, if they get profane, you know, and personal, you know, the whole. You know, there'll be some good jeering out there. And I know the European side has prepared for this going back to January when they were playing in a competition where it was Great Britain and Irish against continental Europe. These. They do these as sort of previews for Ryder Cups. I think Luke Donald had a blaring system of, you know, usa, usa, usa. And he hired an American comedian to heckle them while they were hitting shots. So they've prepared for. For a hostile environment. I'm just not sure anybody could properly prepare for as hostile environment as I think they're going to get this week. If you were watching the opening ceremonies yesterday, the New York governor, I mean, my goodness. I mean, the booze were. A fevered pitch. Got me looking for the decimal level record for a stadium, which, by the way, is Arrowhead Stadium. It may reach that level this week.

[Dan Patrick]

Is this more about the mental aspect or the physical aspect?

[Brandel Chamblee]

I think that's a great thing about the Ryder cup is it really does involve everything, group dynamics at the highest level. How can you get these guys to come together as a team and buy in to the decisions of the captain, which, you know, and I think more than a few instances are going to go against the predictions of the players. And then, of course, there is the mental aspect of it, because it's mano a mano out there, and there'll be some gamesmanship. There already has been some gamesmanship. Luke Donald, I think, had a little gamesmanship yesterday in his opening remarks. The European team out on the range, I don't know if it was yesterday or today, but instead of going to one end where the US Side could uniformly practice, at another end, the European team went right in the middle. So the US Team had to split up and go to either side of them. I mean, that is absolutely gamesmanship by the European team. And so there will be little bitty gamesmanship moments out there. So it certainly becomes a mental test.

[Dan Patrick]

Good to talk to you.

[Brandel Chamblee]

Thank you. By the way, Rich Lerner direct behind me with a cameo right here. We're in the trailer here, so say, hi, Rich.

[Dan Patrick]

Hi, Rich.

[Brandel Chamblee]

All right, Dan. Take care.

[Dan Patrick]

All right.

[Brandel Chamblee]

Cheers.

[Dan Patrick]

Screen. Yeah, I. I saw Rich. He kept, like, peeking over Brand's shoulder. Rich, of course, is the host of Live from the Writer Cup. You'll be able to watch that Friday through Sunday at Beth Page Black in Farmingdale, New York. I haven't played that course before. I've been invited to play, but it's kind of like Pinehurst number two. I did not enjoy Pine. Hers number two. I wasn't a good enough golfer, and it was. It was just a slog. And the greens were so difficult at Pinehurst number two. I mean, it's one of the great courses in the world, but not every course is meant to be played where you go, man, I can't wait to go out and get beat up. And that's what happened at Piners. And Beth Page, they even say, Beth Page, Black. It's basically, if you're this kind of handicap, don't even try to do this. St. Andrews is like that. When you get the first tee, I think you got to be a better than a 15 handicap, or they. They want you to be so that, you know, they. You know, you're going through a lot of people who are going to play a lot of rounds. Therefore, you got to be a certain level, so you're not hitting, you know, two balls off each tee and you're losing a ball and all that. But there's certain courses that they go now you kind of. It's like when you ride a ride at Disneyland that you have to be this height. Some of these golf courses want you to be at a certain level. Yeah.

[Paul]

Paulie is the island hole, TPC Sawgrass, the 17th, the one they always show on TV. When you see that on TV as even a bad golfer. But if you're a decent weekend golfer, I can't imagine the intimidation factor of trying to play that well.

[Dan Patrick]

It's. It's. It's not that intimidating when no one's there, because I. I played it the first time I put it in the water, the second time I put it on the green. It's like the 12th at Augusta when nobody's there, it's okay. It's just a golf hole, you know, 12th hole to Gusta is 148, 149. And first time I put it on, made a birdie putt. Second time, put it in the creek, but nobody's there. Augusta is not intimidating when nobody's there. I mean, it's still a great golf course and challenging, but there's certain places where, you know, you got Everybody packed around 16, and you're like, oh, my God, I got to get it over the water or 12, where everybody's behind you when nobody's there. Okay. But even 17 at TPC, I mean, it feels like the green starts to shrink the longer you're standing over your ball on 17. It's like, damn, did it get smaller? Because it feels that way. All right, let me take a break. We'll get to more phone calls coming up. Back after this. Fox Sports Radio has the best sports talk lineup in the nation. Catch all of our [e-mail] and within the iHeartRadio app. Search FSR to Listen Live Imagine being able to change your bed's firmness whenever you like. You can with the Sleep Number Smart Bed. You and your partner have different sleep number settings. Mine's 75 and you're able to do whatever you want with that bed. And there's so much more to that. Three smart reasons why a Sleep Number bed is made for you the personalized comfort how about staying cool? Klymit Series Smart beds cool up to 20 times faster than the leading competitor. You'll stay asleep longer. The bed responds and adjusts to you all night long. Temperature solutions to help you sleep your best. So why choose a Sleep Number Smart bed? So you can choose how you want to sleep. The only bed that lets you make each side firmer or softer. Whatever you like. That's your Sleep number. Setting mine 75. And right now get free home delivery with the purchase of most beds limited time exclusively at a Sleep Number store near you. See store for details or sleepnumber.com Patrick.

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[Caller]

Adp, thanks for taking my call. I know you're answering all the tough issues these days. So my question to you is at what age do you refer to your child? In years Instead of months. And just for the record, I am 453 months old.

[Dan Patrick]

All right, well, thank you, Zach. I think we talked about this. Did we get up to two and a half years? Was that. That the number, Paul?

[Paul]

I think we stopped at 18 months.

[Dan Patrick]

18.

[Paul]

And then you go to two years, three years, four years, if I remember that.

[Dan Patrick]

Okay, Yeah, I think we discussed that a while ago. Heather in Denver. Hi, Heather.

[Caller]

Hi, boys. How are you?

[Dan Patrick]

Great.

[Caller]

Taking my call.

[Dan Patrick]

Yeah.

[Caller]

It's good to hear your voice.

[Dan Patrick]

Well, thank you, Heather.

[Caller]

So I'm not Chicago fan that's gonna say, what about my Bears? I'm already. Already being that pessimistic fan.

[Dan Patrick]

Why.

[Caller]

2 and 1? We're in the basement.

[Dan Patrick]

Well, it could be worse.

[Caller]

It could be. It could be, Dan. It could be. But I'm ready for it to be worse.

[Dan Patrick]

Well, I don't. There should be optimism in Chicago. The problem is the expectation level was so high and I didn't think it was achievable. You're playing in one of the toughest divisions and then all of a sudden we're going, hey, Caleb's going to throw 40 touchdown passes or, you know, we're going to win the division. Let's take some steps here. Going to take a little while between coach and quarterback and getting everything kind of synced up. Yeah, Paul.

[Paul]

But Heather's right. It could be worse for the Bears because they're not 2 and 1. They're 1 and 2. So it actually technically is worse than what she was discussing.

[Dan Patrick]

It is a lot worse than she thought. Yes. Heather, I hate to break the news to you, but your Bears are one and two. Just like that.

[Paul]

It got worse during a phone call. Oh, games today.

[Dan Patrick]

Sorry, Heather. Thank you. Good point. Paul Allen in Charleston. Hey, Alan. Alan. Thank you, Alan. Quick football quiz, Paul.

[Paul]

I have a quick football quiz. Marvin, do we have custom music for that? Okay. Who is the NFL career leader in passing to touchdown, Touchdown to interception ratio? That means lots of touchdowns, few interceptions. Give you a couple hints. Almost everybody on this list is. From 2000 on, they have to have minimum of 1500 career passing attempts.

[Dan Patrick]

So Aaron Rodgers is number one.

[Paul]

Aaron Rodgers, number one. Everyone knows it. He's 4.29. He's a point ahead of everyone else. He's way, way better. Can anyone name 2, 3, 4 and 5?

[Dan Patrick]

Russell Wilson Jr. The third.

[Paul]

Russell Wilson is fifth all time touchdown to interception. A month ago he was fourth. He's dropped off a little. There's one that I don't think people.

[Dan Patrick]

Would pull quickly and how many minimum games or attempts?

[Paul]

1500 career pass attempts.

[Dan Patrick]

Oh, okay.

[Paul]

All the guys are active.

[Dan Patrick]

Jared Goff.

[Paul]

Jared Goff's 10th.

[Paulie]

All the guys are active.

[Paul]

All active. The only non active guys in the top 10, Tom Brady in 11. You never guess. Colin Kaepernick.

[Dan Patrick]

Patrick Mahomes.

[Paul]

Mahomes is three, natch.

[Dan Patrick]

Justin Herbert.

[Paul]

Justin Herbert's four. Number two all time career touchdown to interception ratio.

[Dan Patrick]

Joe Burrow.

[Paul]

Burrow six. Okay, this guy, they questioned his passing coming out of college.

[Dan Patrick]

Lamar Jackson.

[Paul]

Lamar Jackson is correct. 3.57. 175 career touchdowns, only 49 career picks.

[Dan Patrick]

Is a great passer according to this Kelly in Kansas. Hi Kelly. What's on your mind today?

[Caller]

Good morning Dan. How are you guys this morning?

[Dan Patrick]

Great. Co good.

[Caller]

Hey, you know, long time, not first time. 55135. I have a bone to pick with you this morning. Earlier this week you were talking about your wife's book.

[Dan Patrick]

Yeah.

[Caller]

And you guys got to talking about the Cliff Notes. My husband now wants the Cliff Note version of all of my stories.

[Dan Patrick]

I mean, I'm not laughing, I'm not laughing.

[Caller]

No. What's his name anyway? Robert.

[Dan Patrick]

Robert. Ashamed of you. You're better than that. I'm gonna call him Rob because he's robbing the moment from you of having a great conversation with his wife. What?

[Todd Fritz]

Todd, people that speak in long winded fashion can be annoying.

[Dan Patrick]

I would love to have the Cliff Cliffs Notes version of Fritz. Yeah, you know what, Kel, just keep talking. You know, just keep talking. Don't worry about it. Yeah.

[Paul]

Paul, can you imagine during a long winded story giving your spouse the wrap it up sign that may not go well?

[Dan Patrick]

Well, I have said. Okay, I've said this before. Land the plane. You said it. Yes, I have.

[Paul]

You got to be entrenched.

[Dan Patrick]

Well, 38 years. Yes. You gotta have at least 37 icon. You gotta land the plane.

[Todd Fritz]

We have a hard break tell. You have a hard break coming.

[Dan Patrick]

Yes, I got. I, you know, my life, I, I kind of treat it like it's a radio show. I go hun, I gotta go to break here. I gotta, I gotta come back. You know, I got, I gotta tease the guests. Coming up. What?

[Marvin]

Marvin, did your wife ever tell you a story about how she's angry with somebody and then you got to let her know that it's her fault?

[Paul]

No way.

[Dan Patrick]

No, because that's usually what my wife does to me. And let me tell you again about espn. No, no, you're part of the problem here.

[Paulie]

The words. Not everyone gets your sense of humor.

[Dan Patrick]

That's true. That is true.

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