Hour 2 – Steak Orders, Kyler Comeback, Chase Daniel

Summary

The Dan Patrick Show - Hour 2

Episode Title: Steak Orders, Kyler Comeback, Chase Daniel
Date: November 11, 2025
Host: Dan Patrick
Guest: Chase Daniel (ESPN NFL/College Analyst)

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Episode Overview

The second hour of The Dan Patrick Show blends trademark humor, food talk, and a heavy dose of football analysis. Dan and the “Danettes” debate steakhouse preferences before digging into meaty quarterback conversations: the overreaction cycle for young QBs, the development (or not) of figures like Caleb Williams and Jordan Love, and the possible comeback of Kyler Murray. Special guest Chase Daniel joins to break down recent NFL performances and coaching decisions with insight from a journeyman QB-turned-analyst’s viewpoint.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

Steak Talk: Meat Tuesday

Segment Start: 03:34

• Dan announces a surprise "Meat Tuesday," with Heartland Steak Company supplying Tomahawk and Porterhouse steaks. The show takes a lighthearted turn as the crew shares their steak orders and pet peeves around steak preparation.
  • Dan orders New York strip: “I'm a stripper. I like a good stripper. New York stripper.” (04:38)
  • Chase Daniel pokes fun at high prices for steakhouse Wagyu: “I don't know if it's $90, great, but I did try it.” (04:44)
  • They share stories about people ordering well-done steaks, calling it a “top five pet peeve.”
  • Dan reminisces about famed steakhouses in New York (Keen's, Wolfgang's) and the celebrity memorabilia there.
    • “My go-to place... is Keen's Steakhouse because they have all this presidential memorabilia... and the entire ceiling is full of smoking pipes...” (07:44)

Memorable Moment

• Dan’s run-in with a bartender named “Noemi,” misunderstanding her name as a jab at his lack of Emmys, which sparks laughs and a story about mistaken identity (06:00–07:10).

Shohei Ohtani's Dogwalk at Dodger Stadium

Segment Start: 09:37

• The crew riffs on MLB superstar Shohei Ohtani walking his dog at Dodger Stadium.
  • Dan: “He's out there in left field walking the dog. Now that's a guy who loved baseball, you know. Hey, hon, would you go walk the dog? All right. I'm going to Dodger Stadium.” (09:44–09:53)
  • Jokes about whether Ohtani picks up after his dog himself.

Red Zone ‘Fool’s Gold’ & The QB Evaluation Cycle

Segment Start: 10:30

• Dan discusses how NFL Red Zone can warp perceptions of player performance:
  • “You watch Red Zone... chances are you're seeing somebody do something really well, right? Or really bad.... It’s misleading.” (10:44)
  • Warns about the rise and fall cycle for young quarterbacks—Caleb Williams, Jaden Daniels, Drake May, etc.—who are heavily scrutinized week to week.
    • “Everybody has to have a bold statement, proclamation. This guy's... not the... You know, all of these things.” (13:33)
  • “Jordan Love might just be good, he might not be great... but you’re asking him to be occasionally great. That's what the Eagles do with Jalen Hurts. Be occasionally great, but make sure you're good.” (13:43)

Notable Quote

• Dan Patrick (on hyperbole in NFL media):
  • “We love hyperbole... It's a position where it’s unfair to them to have an opinion immediately.” (15:42)

The Patience Problem with Young Quarterbacks

Segment Start: 15:18

• The crew compares patience given to Josh Allen, Carson Wentz, Baker Mayfield, and others versus current rookie QBs.
  • Chase Daniel: “Just in the past four or five years, there's been no patience. If you look at Caleb Williams’ first 26 starts... Josh Allen's first 26 starts.... But nobody bailed on [Allen].” (15:21)

Kyler Murray’s NFL Future: Jets or Raiders?

Segment Start: 17:58

• Dan floats the Raiders and Jets as Kyler Murray’s next possible team if he leaves Arizona, but doubts the Jets scenario:
  • “There's going to be the comeback of Kyler Murray and, and, and, and me, of all people. I'm leading the charge on Kyler Murray. The comeback.” (18:39)
  • Dylan: “That's definitely not going to happen on the Jets, though.”
  • Crew discusses the media challenges for quarterbacks in New York.

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In-Depth NFL Discussion with Chase Daniel

On Jordan Love’s Ceiling and Packers’ Struggles

Segment Start: 26:28

• Dan asks why the Packers and Jordan Love have faltered in key losses.
• Chase Daniel: “It's the losses and how they lose because you score two touchdowns in their losses and they’re winning these games.... I think that's sort of been the issue: Jordan Love, I think, is a really good quarterback. Do I think he has the ability to be a great quarterback someday? Absolutely. Everyone thinks that because we've seen short spurts of consistent play... But I don’t know if he’s a guy, Dan, that can elevate your team without 10 other guys around him playing well.” (27:03–28:36)

Explaining Nick Sirianni’s Risky Fourth & Six

Segment Start: 29:00

• Dan questions Nick Sirianni’s late-game decision-making.
• Chase: “For whatever reason, Nick Sirianni, we saw it a couple times last year. These end of game management situations where you're paid the big bucks... At times, that has sort of been his Achilles’ heel.” (29:07)
• Dan: “The result shouldn't change our opinion on this that they did win. I'm looking at it going, you're lucky you won... I just didn't understand the call.” (30:12)

Freeze in Kalamazoo: MACtion Prep

Segment Start: 25:43, 31:06

• Chase Daniel previews his call of the Ohio-Western Michigan MAC game and delivers a fish-out-of-water story about being a Texan in snowy Michigan.
• “It's like 25 degrees and snow on the ground. So we're gonna have a maxion game tonight, man.” (31:06)

Brian Daboll & the Quarterback’s Responsibility

Segment Start: 31:30

• Discussing whether Brian Daboll is to blame for Jackson Dart’s injuries.
• Chase Daniel: “At the end of the day, when you're playing football as a quarterback, you have to protect yourself... That's what makes Jackson Dart special... But his best ability is availability.” (31:59)

The “Red Zone Illusion” – Caleb Williams Analysis

Segment Start: 33:28

• Dan and Chase explore how Red Zone can mislead people about Caleb Williams, who has “great moments” but uneven overall play.
• Chase Daniel:
  • “When I watch the game and the breakdowns... there were some throws that, without a trained eye, you would say are a little bit off. And those drops can become catches if the ball is just a little bit closer to the receiver. Now, I will say though, like there's something about him in this clutch gene for fourth quarter come from behind wins.” (34:05)
  • “I have seen a lot of growth in him… He's understanding timing, he's understanding rhythm... I just want to see better consistency, more consistent play early in the game, throughout the whole game.” (35:58–36:10)

Bo Nix & Denver’s Inconsistency

Segment Start: 36:10

• Chase Daniel:
  • “When I watch games, I'm just seeing a wildly inconsistent quarterback in the first three quarters. I mean, that's just what it is... Accuracy at any level of play, whether I'm coaching my flag football team and my son's playing quarterback… or Bo Nix... you can't be accurate if you've got happy feet back there....” (36:15)
  • Calls out lack of explosiveness and missed trade opportunities to improve the Broncos’ offense.

Drake May and Mahomes: Best QBs in AFC?

Segment Start: 37:41

• Dan: “What if I said Drake May is the best quarterback in the AFC?”
• Chase: “It's in my opinion right now it’s between Mahomes and Drake May... the way Drake May's playing right now, he's really confident, got this innate ability to move in the pocket away from pressure but keep his eyes downfield—really difficult to do for second-year quarterbacks.” (38:07)
• Chase draws comparison to “the Tom Brady days in New England”—not directly comparing May to Brady, but the style and operation of the offense. (39:44)

Matthew Stafford’s Renaissance

Segment Start: 40:17

• Dan asks: “Is Matthew Stafford doing anything different than he did in Detroit?”
• Chase: “He's surrounded by a lot better players... Sean McVay has brought out the absolute best in him. If the season ended today, he would be my MVP.” (40:23)

Memorable Quote

• Chase Daniel: “If the season ended today, [Matthew Stafford] would be my MVP. 25 touchdowns, two interceptions, 13 touchdowns, no picks in the last three games, he’s averaging like 250 passing yards a game....” (40:23)

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Advice for Broadcasting & Closing Words with Chase Daniel

Segment Start: 41:20

• Dan gives on-air advice to Chase ahead of his MAC game broadcast:
  • “See something, say something, get out. And if you somehow can give us a little nugget that we don’t see—because you played the position and you know, when you get inside that quarterback’s mind—...that’s what makes you stand out.” (41:37)
• Chase’s motto:
  • “Make the words count. Don’t count your words.” (42:35)

Dan signs off with a plug:

• “You’ll love the Chase Daniel show on YouTube. He’ll break down Caleb Williams, Stafford, Drake May, Josh Allen, Bo Nix... also part of The Athletic’s Scoop City podcast.”

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• Dan Patrick (on well-done steak):
  • “You ever sat next to someone who ordered a steak well done?... That’s top five pet peeves.” (05:35)
• Chase Daniel (on patience for young QBs):
  • “There’s been no patience... Josh Allen’s first 26 starts, 30 touchdowns, 21 picks... but nobody bailed on him.” (15:21)
• Dan Patrick (on Red Zone’s effect):
  • “You’re seeing somebody do something really well… But it’s misleading.” (10:44)
• Chase Daniel (on Stafford as MVP):
  • “If the season ended today, he would be my MVP... He’s doing more with less.” (40:23)
• Chase Daniel (on broadcasting):
  • “Make the words count. Don’t count your words.” (42:35)

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Timestamps for Key Segments

• Steak Talk & Noemi Story: 03:34–09:37
• Otani Walks Dog at Dodger Stadium: 09:37–10:05
• Red Zone “Fool’s Gold” QB Talk: 10:30–15:53
• Patience with Young Quarterbacks: 15:18–17:58
• Kyler Murray’s Next Destination: 17:58–20:21
• Jordan Love/Packers Analysis (Chase Daniel): 26:28–29:00
• Sirianni’s Coaching Decisions: 29:00–30:58
• Caleb Williams Breakdown (Red Zone/Consistency): 33:28–36:10
• Broncos/Bo Nix Analysis: 36:10–37:41
• Drake May & AFC QBs: 37:41–40:17
• Matthew Stafford & Rams: 40:17–41:20
• On-Air Advice for Chase/Daniel Sign-Off: 41:20–42:41

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Summary Takeaways

• Food and football blend seamlessly into the show’s easygoing and witty vibe, with engaging digressions.
• Quarterback evaluation is shown as a rollercoaster influenced by social media, impatience, and “hot take” culture—true development is rarely linear.
• Chase Daniel provides a thoughtful analyst’s perspective, breaking down not only play execution but the context that shapes young quarterbacks’ development and the challenges of NFL coaching decisions.
• The hour balances sports banter, analysis, and humor—making it accessible and entertaining, even for those who didn’t catch it live.

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For anyone interested in today’s NFL quarterback narratives—hype, hope, and everything in between—this episode is a must-listen.

Transcript

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[Chase Daniel]

Yeah.

[Dan Patrick]

Yeah. I try not to do, you know, go crazy on it. I have done the Wagyu just to try the wagyu. It's pretty good. Yeah. Yeah. I don't know if it's $90, great, but I did try it. Yeah.

[Chase Daniel]

Paulie, I was with you once when you ordered a wagyu. We had to go to a dinner that we didn't want to go to. It was a long time ago. Not going to mention the big city down south and it's not Houston, but it's in Texas and they the waiter comes by and he goes, we have a bunch of specials tonight. We have the salmon, and we have the crab cakes, and there's a special Kobe beef steak tonight. It only comes in every six months. It is $95. Like that'll be mine.

[Dan Patrick]

Yeah, Yeah. I didn't want to go, and I was gonna make somebody pay. It's like, can I see your wine list?

[Chase Daniel]

You ordered one for me, too.

[Dan Patrick]

Can I. Can I get one to go here? I thought that was funny. That's a long time ago.

[Chase Daniel]

You ever sat next to someone who ordered a steak well done?

[Dan Patrick]

Yes. Yes.

[Chase Daniel]

That's top five pet peeves.

[Dan Patrick]

Yeah. I told these guys that I was in Orlando. I went down to my broadcasting school, and I go into a place that has stakes, and the bartender came up in my server, and her name was no Emmy. She introduces herself. I go, I said, man, what's your name? She goes, no, Emmy. And I thought she was saying she was making fun of me and. Which would have been great, but I said. I said, oh, what's your name? And she goes, noemi. And I almost said, hey, I got individual ones. I just don't have one for the show. And I laughed. And she said, why are you laughing? I said, well, because your name is Noemi, and I work on a show and we don't win any Emmys. And then she goes, what show? And I said, it's Dan Patrick show. And she goes, are you Dan Patrick? And I said, yes. And then I. I thought, now I feel worse. Her name is Noemi. I thought, she's taking a shot at me. She didn't know who I was. Now she kind of does. And it didn't matter, but it was a no Emmy. And I thought, you know, and guy next to me orders medium rare. They bring out steak well done. And the guy goes, this ain't medium rare. And I saw that. I haven't seen a well done steak like that where it's charred and.

[Chase Daniel]

But I.

[Dan Patrick]

That's. I saw this guy and he goes, I think you gotta go back and get me something there, Noemi. Yes. Yes, Dylan. A lot of steak places I think will either decline to or highly recommend against getting it well done. Yeah, well, we went to Wolfgangs in the Village years ago, like Tribeca. And that's where they bring out just slices of meat, and then they give you that thick piece of bacon.

[Chase Daniel]

Yeah.

[Dan Patrick]

As well. That's one of the best meals I ever had. And I've told you about this steakhouse in midtown Manhattan, Keen's Steakhouse. It's. It's great. My go to place if I'm going out for steak is. Is Keen Steakhouse because they have all this presidential memorabilia. The entire ceiling is full of smoking pipes that this used to be a place where, whether it was Albert Einstein to presidents to Babe Ruth, they all went in here and they would be smoking their pipes. And they're all in the ceiling, so rows and like a thousand pipes are in there. And then they have a couple that are in an individual case. I think somebody stole the Albert Einstein one and then the Babe Ruth one is there as well. So. And they asked me to sign a pipe, which I was like, okay, don't put that out prominently displayed because you know people are going to go, who's that? Dan Patrick? Why is he in the special case there? So I said, put it somewhere way in the back in the bathroom or something. Yes. Dylan, if we find out that Babe Ruth got his steak well done, does that sort of tarnish his legacy as a little bit? Yes, I think it would. Right. And I am going to guess Shohei Ohtani does not get a steak well done. No, no. He's definitely getting wagyu, too. Did you see the picture? Maybe it's video of Otani with his dog at Dodger Stadium. No, they're just walking around. It might have been yesterday. He's out in left field walking with his dog. And I don't know if he's, you know, cleaning out his locker or getting treatment or. But he's got his dog decoy and they're out there in left, left field just walking around. Now that's a guy who loved baseball, you know. Hey, hon, would you go walk the dog? All right. I'm going to Dodger Stadium. So he's out there in left field walking the dog. Yeah, Paul, it's a great video.

[Chase Daniel]

They're just taking us some left by the warning track.

[Dan Patrick]

Yeah, he's got his dog out there.

[Chase Daniel]

There's a guy who could walk in the stadium whenever he wants.

[Dan Patrick]

Yes.

[Chase Daniel]

You know, like he walks up any time of day.

[Dan Patrick]

I'm guessing he has the keys.

[Chase Daniel]

The keys?

[Dan Patrick]

Yes. Todd, does he clean up after his own dog or does he have, like a personal assistant? I don't know. Can't just leave a present at the warning track till next season. I think something's got to be done. He could.

[Chase Daniel]

Ohtani could.

[Dan Patrick]

Like, he could. How?

[Chase Daniel]

That's how much Juicy is.

[Dan Patrick]

We say good morning, those watching on Peacock. Thank you for downloading the app and our radio affiliates around the country as well. Stat of the day is always brought to you by Panini America, the official trading cards of the program. We'll talk to Chase Daniel. Nobody breaks down tape video more than he does. You know what? I love Red zone. I do. But I do think it's fool's gold. Because when you watch red Zone, chances are you're seeing somebody do something really well, right? Or really bad. But you know, you'll see a quarterback throwing a touchdown or scramble, maybe a sack. But it's misleading because you can watch. There's certain times when, like Caleb Williams this past weekend they beat the Giants and he wasn't great, but he was really good in the fourth quarter. Like he's built for the fourth quarter, it feels like. But you're looking at him and you go, man, he had a great. Because I'm watching Red zone and all of a sudden you go, man, that guy had a great game. And sometimes we don't put in the time to watch an entire game. Now if you're a fan of a team, you're going to do that. But if you're just, hey, I'm watching just a national fan. I'm going to be watching. Oh, a clip here. Oh, Sam Darnold look great there. Oh, you know, Drake may touchdown pass end of the first town. I think that's where it gets dangerous sometimes that. I hope the analysts are being true to their sport in watching games because we, you know, everybody wants to make a big statement now, right? Big statement. I think Rex Ryan earlier this year said that he would stay with Justin Fields a year and a half ago. So last year he would have stayed with Justin Fields and called him a generational talent. Okay, well, he's not a generational talent, but, you know, that was Rex saying something. We tend to say it and then we move on with it. You have people who have been all in on Caleb Williams and then they're all out on Caleb Williams and it feels like it's week to week with this and you're watching these players, you're watching this, these positions and they're just certain quarterbacks, certain players that are just, they're good. Like Jordan Love might just be good, he might not be great, he might not be like Farvin Rogers, but you're asking him to be occasionally great. That's what the Eagles do with Jalen Hurts. Be occasionally great, but make sure you're good. But if you're bad, average, that can spell, you know, doom and gloom here. But you're watching and everybody has to have a bold statement, proclamation. This guy's. This. This guy is not the. You know, all of these things. And I think sometimes when you watch a game and you're going, man, that guy struggles. But he comes up with a couple of big plays. Like, Caleb Williams could have easily lost that game. He had a couple of plays that were terrible and, you know, the game against Cincinnati, but they won those games, and in years past, they weren't winning those games. So Caleb Williams is still a work in progress. Jaden Daniels is a work in progress. He's got to stay healthy. I mean, Drake May, everybody loves. Until Drake May has a couple of bad games, and then all of a sudden, you know, is Drake May an MVP candidate? Like, now? What happened to Josh Allen? Like, it. It happens that quickly. Lamar Jackson's back. Okay. Is he going to be mvp? Lamar Jackson, man, Matthew Stafford's best quarterback in the sport until he has a bad game. And I think that's what's tricky sometimes, is trying to be fair to what you're watching and have an opinion on somebody that is fair to them. And I think we love hyperbole. Yes, Marvin. With guys like Jordan Love and Caleb Williams, I think one word that you want to describe them as is consistent. You want them to be consistent.

[Chase Daniel]

If Caleb Williams was consistent, Bears fans.

[Dan Patrick]

Would be happier than, man, did you see that throw? That was unbelievable. No one could do that. Yeah. That's what worries me, though, is he. He gives you the glimpses. He does. I still think he's. He still plays like he's at usc and take the easy play. Take the five yards. It's right there. No, I'm going to try the 15. I'm going to throw across my body. Hey, I can scramble and I can make. No, no, no, no. But we talk about this almost every week. Cam Ward is probably going to set the record for most sack yards by a rookie quarterback. That's not a good stat to have. Yes, Mark. And it's so hard for these guys to unlearn what they've been doing since they were seven years old, because they've always been the best player. And it's, you know what? I can make a play, and it's always worked. But now the NFL, guess what?

[Chase Daniel]

Everybody's just as fast, just as good.

[Dan Patrick]

As you, and you can't get away with that anymore. Yeah, Paulie.

[Chase Daniel]

And it feels like just in the past four or five years, there's been no patience. If you look at Caleb Williams First 26 starts, 33 touchdowns, 10 picks those are nice low on the interceptions. Josh Allen's first 26 starts, 30 touchdowns, 21 picks, and he was just a 56% passer. But nobody bailed on him. Everyone's like, let's give him some time. He's out of Wyoming. Let's, let's be a little patient with Josh Allen as he gets to the game. And now he's number one. But his first year and a half was sloppy.

[Dan Patrick]

And remember Carson Wentz? He was going to be an mvp. He was a sure thing. Now, not, you know, barely a backup quarterback, but it happens so quickly. Where you go, okay, it crystallized. That guy is this, you know, Baker Mayfield got kicked to the curb. Sam Darnold got kicked to the curb. Daniel Jones got kicked to the curb. That's why we want to have an opinion immediately. And it's a position where it's unfair to them to have an opinion immediately. Yes, Todd. And we're in a rush to say, is he the long term answer in Chicago, Is this one the long term answer? That's a very popular thing. Talking about consistency, Bo Nix and the Broncos have been getting booed off their home field. Forget about the fact that they're eating two and he took them to the playoffs, even though they got killed by the Bills in the first round. This team is eight and two and they're getting mercilessly booed off the field because they're not doing any consistently offensively, which is partly Bo's fault. Not just drop passes. Yeah. But it's also Sean Payton. You can't be a quarterback. Whisper offensive genius, then all of a sudden it's all on the quarterback. It doesn't work that way. You know, Sean McVeigh can share in the credit for Matthew Stafford, but you can't go, oh, that's on the quarterback. That's not on me. And I do think Caleb Williams is a franchise quarterback. I do think he has a chance to be great. But. But he. I'll go back to the way he played at usc. You can get away with that in the NFL. You cannot. And just think you're. You've been playing this position, you've been playing this way. That's like Kyler Murray. Kyler Murray. I don't know if he can change who he is in his approach and his style. I don't think he's changed anything. I did see where the two teams that might be in line for Kyler Murray, these are the odds. They have odds of where he could go. Now. I said the jets immediately When I knew that he was getting benched. And I think there's, he might not play for that franchise again. I said the jets, one other team. And when I think of this, I think it makes sense, and I think it's really interesting. Marvin, what team am I talking about? Oh, the Miami Dolphins. No, Paul.

[Chase Daniel]

That's gonna be my guess. The Raiders.

[Dan Patrick]

Yep. I think the Raiders. You get Ashton Genti, Brock Bowers, Kyler. Tom Brady. Is his owner helping him a little bit there?

[Chase Daniel]

You don't sound sold on it.

[Dan Patrick]

No, I'm trying to sell myself on it. I'm trying to sell because there's going to be the comeback of Kyler Murray and, and, and, and me, of all people. I'm leading the charge on Kyler Murray. The comeback. Yes, Dylan, that's definitely not going to happen on the jets, though. It, it might not. Like, I, I wouldn't wish that on anybody now. It's like when I saw the odds of who's going to go, you know, first quarterback taken and who's it? Ty Simpson, Alabama. And then I go, okay. I mean, I do think he's a pro quarterback. I, I, I think people watch the Florida State game and they're like, I don't know. And I'm like, man, that guy ran for his life. He's really good. Fernando Mendoza. Enjoy Indiana, because if you end up with the jets, it's like, now you better be great. Every single game. Yes, Marvin. But I'm sure every single quarterback that's been drafted to the jets, they've thought the same thing.

[Chase Daniel]

I'll be an icon if I can turn this thing around with the jets.

[Dan Patrick]

Who have been a doormat my entire life, at least. Yeah. It's not easy. Yes, Todd. And someone who's had a history of not answering questions which you personally had the experience of in the New York media. I'd love to see how that works. What? Kyler Murray with the Jets. Vegas. Vegas. Would make more sense. Yeah. Make more sense, maybe. Therefore. All right, we'll talk to Chase. Daniel, get to your phone calls. Coming up. We're back after this in the Dan Patrick Show. Be sure to catch the live edition of the Dan Patrick show, weekdays at 9am Eastern, 6am Pacific, on Fox Sports Radio. In the iHeartRadio app. Fox Sports Radio is taking over YouTube.

[Chase Daniel]

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[Dan Patrick]

To beat the champ, you gotta knock him out. The Dodgers stand tall and win back to back titles.

[Chase Daniel]

I'm Richard Parks iii. My show Dodger Blue Dream captures all the drama, tension and ecstasy of the best World Series win of all time in our new episode Game seven.

[Dan Patrick]

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[Chase Daniel]

On the podcast Health stuff. We are tackling all the health Questions.

[Dan Patrick]

That keep you up at night? Yes. I'm Dr. Priyanka Wally, a double board certified physician. And I'm Hari Kundabolu, a comedian and someone who once googled do I have scurvy at 3am on health stuff, we're talking about health in a different way.

[Chase Daniel]

It's not only about what we can do to improve our health, but also.

[Dan Patrick]

What our health says about us and the way we're living.

[Chase Daniel]

Like our episode where we look at.

[Dan Patrick]

Diabetes in the United states. I mean, 50% of Americans are pre diabetic.

[Chase Daniel]

How preventable is type 2?

[Dan Patrick]

Extremely. Or our in depth analysis of how incredible mangoes are.

[Chase Daniel]

Oh, it's hard to explain to rest of the world that like your mangoes are fine because mangoes are incredible.

[Dan Patrick]

But like, you don't even know. You don't know. You don't know. It's going to be a fun ride. So tune in.

[Chase Daniel]

Listen to health stuff on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. Lines and tines with Spencer graves. On the iHeartRadio app is a podcast designed for hunters and fishermen to enjoy success.

[Dan Patrick]

I like the idea of like, hey, put me on a big deer. You know, hey, there's a big deer out here. He's doing this. Be looking for this deer. But I also love doing it on my own. I love going out there and saying, running my cameras. I love patterning the deer. I like showing up at the right time, checking the wind, knowing what stand I need to be in. And then whenever it all comes together and it happens, that's the most saddest, fine thing ever. So when you do it on your own, it's like, I then can hang my hat. But if I had somebody say, hey, pull up on these dots and catch them right here and you're gonna win. And then when I go in, it's like, yeah, it's cool. I won the tournament. The ultimate goal is done. But it's like, dude, when you find them and you make them bite, that's the puzzle.

[Chase Daniel]

I love it. Listen to lines and Tines with Spencer Graves on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts.

[Dan Patrick]

Oh, there's action coming up tonight. It'll be Ohio and Western Michigan kicking off at 8 Eastern on ESPN2. First place is on the line in the Mac. Chase Daniel, ESPN NFL College Football analyst, will be on the call tonight. Are you feeling it? Are you feeling action tonight?

[Chase Daniel]

I'm feeling it, man. I'm in Kalamazoo Michigan. I landed at 2am at an airport I didn't even know they had and got about six hours of sleep already starting prepping, man. Action is. It's awesome because it's great for the conference. It's great for everyone. It's great for the players to get on national television. So we'll be on E2 and we're excited to get going, man.

[Dan Patrick]

Did you get recruited by Mac schools?

[Chase Daniel]

I did. I got recruited by Mac schools, but, you know, there were some other options where I didn't have to travel as far north from Texas. And we got like a log jam up here at the top of the conference. Ohio, Miami, Buffalo is really good. Western Michigan, the winner will be in the driver's seat for sure. Whoever wins tonight.

[Dan Patrick]

I'm curious how you would assess last night's game, that there was great defense. But if I'm going to look at Jordan Love and we've seen them have a couple of the worst losses. You lose at home to Carolina, you lost to the Cleveland Browns. And I don't know if we keep thinking, okay, he's the next, you know, following line with Aaron and, and. And Brett Favre, where he might not be a great quarterback, he might be a good quarterback and potentially a very good quarterback. What do you see with Jordan Love that's missing here in these three losses where they're not even getting 20 points?

[Chase Daniel]

Yeah, it's brutal. And that's the thing, right?

[Dan Patrick]

It's.

[Chase Daniel]

It's the losses and how they lose because you score two touchdowns in their losses and they're winning these games. And I think that's sort of been the issue was Jordan Love, I think, is a really good quarterback. Do I think he has the ability to be a great quarterback someday? Absolutely. Everyone thinks that because we've seen short spurts of consistent play now when stuff isn't right and, and the run game isn't working for them and they're without Jaden Reed. They've been without Tucker Craft for a few weeks. I think that's where he struggles and that's where he struggles consistently making plays. Now, last night it was freezing cold. It was a tundra. It was such like a Green Bay packers game. And I just thought for sure they were going to pull it off. And every time they had a chance to, it was offensive penalty, miss, drop another penalty. And it just. They could never get in front of the sticks. And I think that's sort of the issue that maybe some Green Bay packers fans are wondering and some other fans, like when Is he going to take that next step? Because a couple years ago, before he was hurt, last year, he was hurt, like most of the year was hurt. And I don't really judge quarterbacks when they're hurt. I mean, look, he played all right, they didn't play great. But two years ago, I think they started three and three and they reeled off six or seven in a row and everyone was like, oh my gosh, he's making the jump. Like he's making the jump. And then it's just the inconsistent level of play because, you know, I don't know if he's a guy, Dan, that can elevate your team without 10 other guys around him playing well. Like, I do think 10 of the guys around him have to play well. And then in cases that they do, it's elevated. The play calling is weird with Matt LaFleur, it's like when I'm watching the game, I'm like, can you take a shot down the field? Can you, can you throw the ball more than 5 yards? And so they want to play this ball control offense, it only had 10 possessions last night, only scored seven points, is brutal.

[Dan Patrick]

Help me understand the fourth and six call by Nick Sirianni at the end of the game.

[Chase Daniel]

Yeah, I mean, dude, I don't know. I, I was listening to Detroit who called the game, and I'm like, how would I handle that in an analyst role? And I would say the same thing. I'm like, I have just, I have no answer for it whatsoever. And then, and then the play call too, it's just like, oh, let's throw a jump ball to A.J. brown. I'm like, when he hasn't been involved all game long, go to devonte Smith, do a little slant route in between the field, like. But yeah, I don't, I don't quite get that sometimes. And for, for, for whatever reason, Nick Sirianni, we saw it a couple times last year. These end of game management situations where you're paid the big bucks to be the head coach, you're not involved offensively calling the plays, you're not involved defensively calling the place. At times, that has sort of been his Achilles heel and you saw it last night, they're just lucky they got out of there because when McManus is lining up for a 64 yard field goal, I'm like, oh dude, it's going to go to overtime. And then, and then every talk show we talking about this Nick Sirianni be like, hey. And so it sort of is slid underneath Right. Winning cures all, but it's one of those decisions where I'm sure he wants back.

[Dan Patrick]

But the result shouldn't change our opinion on this that they did win. I'm looking at it going, you're lucky you won because now you brought a field goal into play and had they gotten a little bit closer then maybe you're going to overtime in Green Bay and you have this game. I just didn't understand the call I get. Yeah, it's like, hey, I mean punish Punnett. Well, like. Or take a field goal.

[Chase Daniel]

Yeah, the field goal was. I mean just. I think he was playing weather.

[Dan Patrick]

Okay.

[Chase Daniel]

And so he. He's in that sort of. Because remember when you wherever the ball sat eight yards back from the line, it gives them even closer. So I can understand not the there but pooch pun. It like get it down to the 10. The way the packers offensive and playing. I think you're good.

[Dan Patrick]

We're talking to Chase Daniel. Be on the call. Tonight it's Max in Ohio Western Michigan. And how is Kalamazoo? What's the weather like in Kalamazoo?

[Chase Daniel]

Dude, I just. I just went downstairs for like a late breakfast because I was doing some prep and I went outside and like I live in San Diego, right? So it's like 72 and sunny every single day. My wife was like, oh, you need to bring a jacket. I was trying to get out the door and. And dude, it's like 25 degrees and snow on the ground. So we're gonna have a maxion game tonight, man.

[Dan Patrick]

37 degrees at kickoff, by the way.

[Chase Daniel]

There you go. Warm up a little bit.

[Dan Patrick]

Yeah, yeah. Help me under. Help me understand the. Okay. Brian Dable gets fired and I'm curious. It's like he's getting blamed for Jackson Dart putting himself in harm's way. How does I want to be fair to the situation here? Because it feels like Jackson Dart is going to play the way Jackson Dart wants to play. But is. What role does Brian Dable play in Jackson Dart getting banged up?

[Chase Daniel]

Yeah, look, the narrative around that just. It honestly makes me upset and just mad and pissed off because I'm like, at the end of the day when you're playing football as a quarterback, you have to protect yourself. I understand these called runs. We can't put it on Brian Daval that Jackson Dart, you know, has been checked for four concussions this year. Had had one. And. And I get it. Like that's who Jackson Dart is and will be in the NFL until he's old and he can't run anymore and he's got to become a pocket passer. That's what makes Jackson Dart special. If you go back to his old Miss days, that's what makes him special. My, my one thing about Jackson dart and this showed his his ugly head the Ole Miss days is he doesn't slide like he doesn't know when contact is close even in the pocket. And he can't have that feel you look at like Lamar Jackson completely different runner. I know that. But his pocket awareness in his feel where he never ever gets hit straight on, it's the complete opposite with Jackson dart. So at the end of the day as a quarterback, like the best ability is availability. Everyone said that. But if you can't stay on the field for your team because look, I don't think Brian Dabo gets fired if the Giants end up pulling that one off. Like that's when the whole game change was when Jackson dart went out because so it's not only, it's not only like what he does on the field but his leadership and ability and everything about that. And look, it's just Brian Dabel. I thought he was going to make it to the end of the year, but the multiple blown double digit leads just too much. I guess.

[Dan Patrick]

I mentioned this a little while ago that we get caught up on red zone and how good somebody is because you saw them on red zone. When you watch Caleb Williams the whole game, he didn't necessarily play a great game, but he did have great moments. And I think it fools a lot of people that they go, man, Caleb Williams had a great game. When he misses some easy throws, he still, he gets, you know, turns his back to the defense and he's trying to, or yeah, defense, he's trying to make a play again. And so how do you assess Caleb Williams to where he is now to where he was, let's say a year ago.

[Chase Daniel]

You sound exactly opposite of all my Twitter fans because I cover Caleb Williams extensively and every one of I tweeted out like can Caleb Williams just make a play? And then everyone, well, he's had six drops. Well, the offensive line has done that. And, and, and I'm, I'm with you. When I, when I watch the game and the breakdowns out on the YouTube channel right now, I literally just did. It's like 20 minutes long because there were some throws that without a trained eye you would say are a little bit off. And those drops can become catches if the ball is just a little bit closer to the receiver. Now I will say Though, like there's something about him in this clutch gene for fourth quarter come from behind wins. And it's, it's almost like Caleb Williams when you watch this offense, it's almost like he's not the main piece right in that. Sort of, sort of weird to say. But if you look at his numbers, if you look at the game until the fourth quarter and then when it comes to the fourth quarter and sometimes the start of the game, there's always that little lull in the middle of the game for Caleb Williams, I will say, compared to this year from last year. Getting back. Finally answering your question. Sorry about that. I have seen a lot of growth in him as a quarterback. Meaning like I don't know if he was as good under center play action, Ben Johnson type style stuff as he is this year. He's understanding timing, he's understanding rhythm. He's never been a guy that throws a lot of interceptions. But the one thing that I will think and say that might ruffle little feathers, you know how much money the Chicago Bears offensive line put into their interior 3 this year? A lot of money in free agency. I don't think they played well at all. And I think that's affected Caleb Williams play because he's getting back there, 1, 2, 3 at the top of his drop and he's having to move early and he's doing this Houdini stuff because he, he's literally unsackable. But I think that plays into it as well along with the drops. I just want to see better consistency, more consistent play early in the game, throughout the whole game.

[Dan Patrick]

What's going on with Bo Nix in the Denver offense?

[Chase Daniel]

Yeah. Look like Sean Payton's my guy and I know just about everyone on that offensive staff. And when I watch games, I'm just seeing a wildly inconsistent quarterback in the first three quarters. I mean, that's just what it is. And it starts from the ground up, right, Dan? Like accuracy at any level of play, whether I'm coaching my flag football team and my son's playing quarterback, he's 8. Or if I'm coaching Bo Nix at the pro level at the highest, you can't be accurate if you got happy feet back there and you can't be accurate and run the offense unless your feet are stuck in the ground, you're stepping to your target and you're throwing. And I think he's gotten to a point where he is not seeing it as well as maybe we thought he was. And then so he's been really inaccurate because he doesn't trust what he sees. And that whole offense doesn't trust what they see. And look, even Sean Payton days in New Orleans, we would go through stretches like this where, where it's up and it's down and it's really down and it's really down and you're just like trying and they're still winning games. My thing is like I would have loved for them to go get a receiver at the trade deadline. They obviously didn't do that. I don't know if they have enough explosiveness outside to be really good. But the way their defense is playing, I think they'll be all right. And it's going to be, it's going to be interesting to see how this last season of the stretch for them plays out.

[Dan Patrick]

What if I said Drake May is the best quarterback in the afc?

[Chase Daniel]

You would say what? Patrick Mahomes. Because the big three, the big four, right? Mahomes, Burrow, Allen, Jackson, they haven't been, you know, Burrows gone.

[Dan Patrick]

But playing the best quarterback. Who is playing the best quarterback in the fc.

[Chase Daniel]

It's in my opinion right now it's between Mahomes and Drake May. And I would probably, I'd probably give you the nod to Drake May. Like the reason why I say Mahomes is I know they're five, four and I know they haven't been good. They've been like owned four and one score games is you just watch what he does on the film, right? Mahomes and it's, it's like 20, 21, 2022, MVP Pat Mahomes. But then you turn on Drake Mays film and the amount of growth from last year to this year with a new head coach, with a new play caller, with, with a new coordinator, with, with really, you know, people on that offense other than Diggs, people don't know who they are. Like, I can't tell you. And a lot of people can't tell you around the nation, like their number two receiver or their running back, Stevenson, that they had that, that was on the bench that couldn't play because he didn't know the offense and that he's doing more with less. It's sort of like the Josh Allen thing of last year where people were like, oh well, Josh Allen, he's mvp. Look at how much he's doing with less. And, and I just like the way Drake May's playing right now because he's really confident. He's got this innate ability to move in the pocket away from pressure, but keep his eyes down the Field, which is really difficult to do for second year quarterbacks, and they're taking shots down the field. And I said this on our Scoop City podcast yesterday and I don't want to, you know, I don't want to like say anything wrong, but when I watch, when I watched the film of Drake May and I watched the New England Patriots, how they operate on offense, how different in personnel groupings they are, their shifts and their motions, their play calls, the way he's. It reminds me a lot of those 12 days back in New England. And I'm not saying necessarily he's going to be. Listen, no, but, but listen, I'm not saying he's 12, I'm not saying he's Brady, but the way the offense is operating right now in terms of how they're getting in and out of plays, the shifts in the motions and I know, I know, I know I get that laugh out of you because I'm not, I just want to make sure I'm not saying that just the way the offense is on the field, it does look like the Tom Brady days in terms of how they're deploying offensively to, to, to, to attack defenses.

[Dan Patrick]

Is Matthew Stafford doing anything different than he did when he was in Detroit?

[Chase Daniel]

Well, well, he's surrounded by a lot better players because I was with him for that one year in Detroit. And I just think Sean McVeigh has brought out the absolute best in him. I mean like if, if the, if the season ended today, he would be my MVP. 25 touchdowns, two interceptions, 13 touchdowns, no picks in the last three games, he's averaging like 250 passing yards a game. Now he has a cast of characters that I would put up against anyone, right? Devonte Adams, Puka, Nakua, Kyron Williams, all those guys. And I think what, what Matthew is, has been able to do in LA is, is great. Like, it just seems crazy, Dan, that they were about to get rid of Matthew Stafford over $40 million. Like, it just seems like such a bargain. Remember that whole thing last this year? Like, oh, well, Stafford's going to go to the Patriots. Stafford's gonna go. This staff is going to go to that. And everything just seems wild and I think they're just such a great, great match.

[Dan Patrick]

Have fun tonight. I'll be watching with a critical eye of, of you.

[Chase Daniel]

Please. Okay, I need it. I, I feel like I've gotten better. I feel like I haven't talked as much because of you. So I've just sort of laid out. Let the, the Maxion environment speak for itself. So I appreciate the help.

[Dan Patrick]

Be stealth though. Be, be smart. When you jump in and you know that you have a finite amount of time but see something, say something, get out. See something, say something, get out. And if you somehow can give us a little nugget that we don't see because you're, you're football fans educated. But when you say watch this, when I see this, it means this little things, you played the position and you know, when you get inside that quarterback's mind, it's like Romo said on Sunday, when I've figured you out a defense, they've figured you out. And, and then there was a touchdown pass soon after that. Like it was really something very simple. But he said, I figured out the defense, they figured out the defense and then you had a touchdown pass. So when you give us those little nuggets, that, that, that's what makes you stand out.

[Chase Daniel]

I love it. Make the words count. Don't count your words.

[Dan Patrick]

Absolutely. Thank you, buddy.

[Chase Daniel]

Thanks, Dan.

[Dan Patrick]

That's Chase Daniel. He works for the Mothership. Also, you'll love the Chase Daniel show on YouTube. He'll break down Caleb Williams, Stafford, Drake May, Josh Allen, Bo Nix, and also part of the Athletics Scoop City podcast with Diana Rossini. We'll take a break. Phone calls coming up. Reggie Miller next hour. We're 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.

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[Dan Patrick]

To beat the champ, you gotta knock em out. The Dodgers stand tall and Win back to back titles.

[Chase Daniel]

I'm Richard Parks iii. My show Dodger Blue Dream captures all the the drama, tension and ecstasy of the best World Series win of all time. In our new episode, Game seven, no Way Out.

[Dan Patrick]

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[Chase Daniel]

On the podcast Health stuff, we are.

[Dan Patrick]

Tackling all the health questions that keep you up at night. Yes, I'm Dr. Priyanka Walley, a double physician. And I'm Hari Kondabolu, a comedian and someone who once googled do I have scurvy at 3am on health stuff, we're talking about health in a different way.

[Chase Daniel]

It's not only about what we can.

[Dan Patrick]

Do to improve our health, but also what our health says about us and the way we're living.

[Chase Daniel]

Like our episode where we look at.

[Dan Patrick]

Diabetes in the United states. I mean, 50% of Americans are pre diabetic.

[Chase Daniel]

How preventable is type 2?

[Dan Patrick]

Extremely. Or our in depth analysis of how incredible mangoes are.

[Chase Daniel]

Oh, it's hard to explain to rest of the world that like your mangoes are fine because mangoes are incredible, but.

[Dan Patrick]

Like, you don't even know. You don't know. You don't know. It's going to be a fun ride. So tune in.

[Chase Daniel]

Listen to health stuff on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. Lines and tines with Spencer graves. On the iHeartRadio app is a podcast designed for hunters and fishermen to enjoy success.

[Dan Patrick]

I like the idea of like, hey, put me on a big deer. You know, hey, there's a big deer out Here, he's doing this. Be looking for this deer. But I also love doing it on my own. I love going out there and saying, running my cameras. I love patterning the deer. I like showing up at the right time, checking the wind, knowing what stand I need to be in. And then whenever it all comes together and it happens, that's the most satisfying thing ever. So when you do it on your own, it's like, I then can hang my hat. But if I had somebody say, hey, pull up on these dots and catch them right here and you're going to win. And then when I go in, it's like, yeah, it's cool. I won the tournament. The ultimate goal is done. But it's like, dude, when you find them and you make them bite, that's the puzzle. I love it.

[Chase Daniel]

Listen to Lines and Tines with Spencer Graves on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.

[Dan Patrick]

Reggie Miller in about 30 minutes. Cade Cunningham took 45 shots last night. He missed 31 shots. That's the most by any player since 1967, when Rick Barry went 17 for 50 in a game. Stat of the day. Stat of the day. Here comes. Here comes that what? Stat of the day. We'll talk to Reggie about that. And it takes a lot of energy to put up 45 shots. Every Tuesday, all customers get a shot at a share of $1,000,000 in bonus bets. Place your daily NBA Profit Boost token on a prop bet, and if the player leads in points and rebounds and assists combined, they are deemed the king of the court. You win a share of $1 million paid out in bonus bets. So here we have the king of the court. Tyrese Maxey, over 28 and a half against Celtics tonight. Reggie's doing Celtic Sixers. Michael Porter Jr. The third over six and a half rebounds versus the Raptors. RJ Barrett, over 19 and a half points against the Nets. Lowry Markkanen, over six and a half rebounds against Pacers. And Steph Curry over 23 and a half points against OKC. Dylan. Well, Dan, I want to propose what I did last week, which is we all pick someone different and then pool our free bet winnings if one of us wins. Okay. If the. If the group would. So you four. Yes, us four. Okay. You put in five bucks. Five bucks on any of these props. All right, why don't you start? All right, I. Since I already actually placed it, then I'm going with RJ Barrett over 19 and a half points. Okay. Marvin, how about you? I'm Gonna go with Lori marketing over six and a half rebounds against the Pacers. Okay. He's averaging six rebounds on the season and 27 points.

[Chase Daniel]

Paulie, I'm going to go R.J. barrett over 19 and a half. The Nets had the second worst defense in all of basketball.

[Dan Patrick]

Okay. Is he allowed to pick some or does he have to pick somebody else? He can, but that's sort of decreasing the spread of our potential.

[Chase Daniel]

You know, I'm not a fan of Michael Porter Jr's game, so I'll take the under six and a half rebounds versus the Raptors.

[Dan Patrick]

Yeah, you're more of a Jontay Porter fan. You like his brother?

[Chase Daniel]

I like his off court.

[Dan Patrick]

He delivers. Todd, how about you? I got Tyrese Maxey with a little less than the 28 and a half under on Tyrese. Okay. That's king of the court. You win a share of $1 million and if you're prop, bet on a player, you get points and rebounds and assists combined and then you're the king of the court. It's DraftKings and you can do it every Tuesday. All right, a couple of phone calls in here and coming up top of the hour, we have a a game to play on who's getting fired. Not. Not on the show. Not on the show. Let me see Andrew in Washington. Hi, Andrew. What's on your mind today? Oh, good morning, Dan.

[Chase Daniel]

Dennis, thanks for taking my call.

[Dan Patrick]

I do think there should be some.

[Chase Daniel]

Last show turning out the lights in the man cave, even if it's produced beforehand and shown at the end of.

[Dan Patrick]

Your last super bowl week show.

[Chase Daniel]

Just a thought, but hey, I got some things on the Eagles.

[Dan Patrick]

They're defending super bowl champions, but they.

[Chase Daniel]

Have the 10 worst offense in the league.

[Dan Patrick]

What's going to happen with them as.

[Chase Daniel]

The season goes along? Is that going to be good enough for the playoffs? Is it going to improve?

[Dan Patrick]

So if you look at, here's a stat.

[Chase Daniel]

If you look at the 20 lowest passing games Jalen Hurts has had in.

[Dan Patrick]

His career in a game for a.

[Chase Daniel]

Win, five of them, five of the 20 have come in five wins this season. That's really low.

[Dan Patrick]

And so I'm just wondering like, can they sustain this?

[Chase Daniel]

And I don't see really any injuries.

[Dan Patrick]

That are going on.

[Chase Daniel]

It's just not meshing. Saquon Barkley only has one game over 100 yard rushing.

[Dan Patrick]

Yeah, you know, the offense hasn't been fluid. AJ Brown hasn't been thrilled with his usage. They do have. When you look at the talent, tight end, two receivers and you have your running back, quarterback. They're on par. You know, maybe the Rams, you would take their two receivers, tight ends that they have, their running back, and of course, Matthew Stafford. It's just Jalen Hurts is great in big games. He's not a regular season quarterback where you go week in and week out. He's going to put up incredible numbers. I mean, even last night, he's average. It's. We've seen him on the big stage. All I know is he's played in two Super Bowls and he was great in both of those Super Bowls. And you know, maybe that's not fair or I'm. I'm not, you know, factoring in he's a good ish regular season quarterback. I just know he's been great in the postseason, so I factor that in. If the Eagles get there, I feel like I can count on him. And it feels like Saquon Barkley got them during the regular season. Their defense got them through the regular season. You just ask him to compliment. Sprinkle in a couple of highlights there. More phone calls coming up. Final hour of the program. The who's getting fired. Can you explain the rules for who's getting fired, Paul?

[Chase Daniel]

Yeah, I'm gonna. You gotta play fill in the blank. Someone of note is getting fired in seven minutes according to a big report.

[Dan Patrick]

Oh, yeah, okay. Well then maybe we should have played who's getting fired prior to who's getting. We have a minute left or who got fired.

[Chase Daniel]

We could do it quickly.

[Dan Patrick]

Yeah. I only got 26 seconds, man. Yeah.

[Chase Daniel]

And that person has six minutes.

[Dan Patrick]

Yeah. Do they know they're getting fired at this juncture?

[Chase Daniel]

If they have social media.

[Dan Patrick]

Okay. All right. Hey, let me go through social media. Hey, I'm getting fired here. All right. Reggie will join us. More phone calls as well. This meet Tuesday meet courtesy of Heartland Steak. Fritz, he's here. Dylan's here. Marvin, Paulie, yours truly. We're back after this final hour.

[Chase Daniel]

My shopping style is more stay at.

[Dan Patrick]

Home than try in store. So my Amex blue cash everyday card is my go to accessory.

[Chase Daniel]

When I shop, it's easy to earn.

[Dan Patrick]

By getting 3% cash back on US online retail purchases. Each order brings me closer to more cash back. So go ahead, add the cart and shop the latest styles. Reinvent your look and reward yourself with amex. And try on the blue cash every day card. Learn [e-mail] terms and cash back cap apply. To beat the champ, you gotta knock him out. The Dodgers stand tall and win back to back titles.

[Chase Daniel]

I'm Richard Parks iii. My show Dodger Blue Dream captures all the drama, tension and ecstasy of the best World Series win of all time in our new episode, Game seven, no Way Out.

[Dan Patrick]

Now listen to Dodger Blue dream on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts.

[Chase Daniel]

On the podcast health stuff. We are tackling all the health questions.

[Dan Patrick]

That keep you up at night. I'm Dr. Priyanka Wali, a double board certified physician. And I'm Hari Kondabolu, a comedian and someone who once googled do I have scurvy at 3am and on our show.

[Chase Daniel]

We'Re talking about health in a different way. Like our episode where we look at.

[Dan Patrick]

Diabetes in the United states. I mean, 50% of Americans are pre diabetic.

[Chase Daniel]

How preventable is type 2?

[Dan Patrick]

Extremely. Listen to Health Stuff on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. On an all new episode of iHeartRadio's Las Culturistas, Jennifer Lawrence is dishing Jennifer Lawrence from her hilariously awkward run ins with a Listers. I don't know what I was expecting, but he was just like, nice to meet you. To her unfiltered take on beauty treatments. I'm so upset I didn't get Botox before that. And a jaw dropping reveal you won't see coming. I don't know if I can announce this, but I'm just gonna open your free iHeartRadio app, search Las Culturistas and listen to the full podcast. Now.

[Chase Daniel]

A man with down syndrome tries the impossible, the grand slam in turkey hunting. 4:53 hits.

[Dan Patrick]

We're legal, shooting light. And he gives us this one last test and he pitches off. And when he pitches off, he flies right into the gun barrel. I said to the cameraman, do you have him? He said, shoot him.

[Chase Daniel]

I said, justin, shoot. You can download this episode and others from Lines and Tines with Spencer Graves on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts.

[Dan Patrick]

This is an iHeart podcast.