Hour 3 - Best and Worst of the Weekend

Summary

The Dan Patrick Show – Hour 3: Best and Worst of the Weekend

Date: November 17, 2025
Podcast Host: Dan Patrick
Network: iHeartPodcasts and Dan Patrick Podcast Network

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Episode Overview

In this lively third hour from The Dan Patrick Show, Dan and the Danettes deliver their signature “Best and Worst of the Weekend,” field listener calls, and riff on everything from chaotic NFL fandoms to the all-time NBA top 10 debate. Dan’s conversational style blends humor, sports insight, and nostalgia, as callers and the crew weigh in on college football, quarterback prospects, Tom Cruise’s Oscars, and more.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Show Opening: Dog Shenanigans & NBA on NBC

• Dan Patrick kicks off with a humorous story about his dog Winnie barking at her own image on camera and being the “protector” of the studio crew.

  “She’s going to protect those guys. What a good dog barking at yourself. It’s yourself on camera.” (03:03)

• NBA on NBC & Peacock promoted for prime time slots; Reggie Miller teased as tomorrow’s guest.

2. Poll Questions & College Football: The “Jeremiahs” and Star Building

• Poll question: Who’s the better Jeremiah in college football: Jeremiah Love (Notre Dame) or Jeremiah Smith (Ohio State)?

  “It might be different if you said, how do NFL scouts view the Jeremiahs, because they might look at Ohio State’s Jeremiah over Notre Dame’s Jeremiah...” – Dan (05:09)

• Discussion on NCAA rules fostering college football stars vs. college basketball’s one-and-done culture.
• Dylan recaps earlier poll results:
  • 61% watch tonight’s game “just love football” (not fans of Raiders/Cowboys).
  • “Worst loss” of the weekend: Chargers; “Worst win”: Ravens.

3. Quarterback Development & NFL Draft Prospects

• Discussion of backup quarterbacks not getting first-team reps, referencing analyst Tim Hasselbeck’s prior comments.
• Dan is skeptical of college QBs’ NFL translation:

  “You’re not going to have those kind of openings [in the NFL]... It means something for your college career, but if you project that to the NFL, you’re not going to have those openings.” (08:25)

• Mock drafts gone wrong: many preseason “top QBs” have fallen off the radar or been injured; “total rebuild of the quarterback draft class.”

4. NFL & Fan Anguish: Best and Worst of the Weekend (Caller Segment)

• Jason in Atlanta:
  • Best: UGA football (Kirby Smart praised).
  • Worst: Falcons’ innovative losing – “It’s not just that we lose, it’s how we lose... First team in NFL history to lose back-to-back overtime games in back-to-back weeks.”
  • Dan says fandom is like “self-imposed purgatory”:

    “Let’s gather the kids around the TV set and see how we’re going to lose this week.” (12:11)

• Paulie’s Analogy:
  • “Imagine there was a restaurant near you, and every time you went it was just a terrible meal… But you’re 17 years into going there.”

5. NBA Top 10 Debate: Does Steph Curry Make the Cut?

• Brandon in Michigan:
  • Argues Steph Curry should be top 10 all-time.
  • Would remove Bird and Magic; Dan challenges who else moves out, noting impact of Magic/Bird on NBA’s growth.
  • Dan on Curry:

    “He’s had as big of an impact as anybody in playing the game global... Titles, MVPs, he changed the game.” (14:17)

• Steph’s viral shot over Wemby described as “AI” and “not a natural basketball shot.”

6. Iowa Football & NFL Wide Receivers (Caller Segment)

• Ann in Iowa: passionate about “Sammy Lafleur”’s absence impacting Jared Goff; Iowa tight ends get a shoutout.
• Dan & Danettes enumerate legendary Iowa tight ends -- “If you were a top-notch tight end, where are you going? Iowa?”

7. Best and Worst of the Weekend – Danettes’ Picks [(24:32)]

• Dylan:
  • Best: Diego Pavia at UFC322 with Cam Scatterbo and Hasbulla.
  • Worst: Rhode Island FC’s dramatic playoff loss.
• Todd:
  • Best: Georgia Bulldogs for aggressive play.
  • Worst: South Carolina and Iowa losing big leads.
• Marvin:
  • Best: Ole Miss’s Kewan Lacey (224 yards, 3 TDs); Tom Cruise’s honorary Oscar.
  • Worst: South Carolina and Iowa blowing leads.
• Dan: playful comparison of Tom Cruise as the “Tom Cruise of sports media” when it comes to being nominated but not winning.
• Paulie:
  • Best: Navy football win, Harvard’s dramatic field goal.

8. Oscars, Sandler, and Tom Cruise

• The Tom Cruise honorary Oscar prompts banter about “participation trophies” and the nature of recognition.
• Adam Sandler, Cruise, and their “serious roles” debated.
• Dan’s prediction: “I think Sandler will get an Oscar before Tom Cruise.” (28:35)

9. NFL Fandom & Stadium Experiences

• Anecdotes on wearing rival gear at NFL games:

  “Packer fans are… unbelievably nice. Jets fans, I’ve seen that firsthand. Eagles fans, small sample size... I would not be wearing my colors if I’m in Philadelphia or a Jets game.” (31:35)

• Story of Mark Wahlberg’s bathroom fight at a Jets game.

10. Further Listener Calls: Resilient Fans & Hall of Fame Pet Peeves

• Andrew in Tucson:
  • Best: Notre Dame continues winning.
  • Worst: Atlanta Falcons fans need to “put on big boy pants” compared to long-suffering Raiders fans.
• Mike in Vermont & Tim in Cleveland: Discussion of team loyalty through moves and rebuilding; generational NFL pain.
• Dan’s Hall of Fame Wish List:
  • Barry Melrose (hockey), Rodney Harrison (NFL), Steve Garvey & Don Mattingly (MLB), Sonny Vaccaro and Christian Laettner (basketball), Don Cherry (hockey media).

11. Raiders–Cowboys Monday Night Football Preview

• The game will be the lead story regardless due to the Cowboys’ prominence and being a standalone game.

  “It feels like it’s going to be the lead story no matter what because it’s a standalone game. Even though the Raiders aren’t good at all.” (45:16)

• Danettes’ scenarios for “story of the night” involve QB controversies or Jerry Jones postgame antics.

12. Notable & Humorous Caller Moments

• Tommy in Madison:

  • Best: Packers win.
  • Worst: Grounded by dad for fighting with brother and lying about it.
  • Dan extends the NFL “penalties” metaphor.

• Mark in Atlanta: reminisces about Atlanta radio and recommends “Big Earl and the Sexual Biscuits” (wild song titles riffed upon by Danettes).

13. Notable Quotes of the Episode

• Dan Patrick:

  “You’re stuck with it. And that dread that you have, where you go, ‘How are we going to lose this weekend?’” (12:11) “He’s had as big of an impact as anybody in playing the game global... Titles, MVPs, he changed the game.” (14:17) “I’d rather you did it and gave me a sports Emmy after I died. I don’t want it after my career’s over, because then it feels like I’m dead. I’m dead to society.” (27:05)

• Paulie:

  “Imagine there was a restaurant near you, and every time you went it was just a terrible meal and it was overpriced... But you’re 17 years into going there.” (12:38) “Does that count as yacht rock?” (49:44, on explicit pontoon music)

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Key Timestamps

• 03:03 – Dan’s dog Winnie barks at herself on camera
• 05:09 – Discussion on “the better Jeremiah” in college football
• 08:25 – Dan on projecting college quarterbacks to the NFL
• 09:35 – Josh Allen’s rushing touchdown described, Bills radio fake call
• 11:26 – Jason in Atlanta’s “best and worst of the weekend” call
• 14:17 – Dan’s take on Steph Curry’s place in the NBA top 10
• 24:32 – Best and Worst of the Weekend segment begins with the Danettes’ picks
• 28:35 – Dan predicts Adam Sandler will win a “real” Oscar before Tom Cruise
• 31:35 – NFL fan gear, violence, and stadium culture
• 45:16 – Monday Night Football Raiders–Cowboys preview: why it will be top story

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Memorable Moments & Banter

• Guessing which classic NBA legends get bumped from the “Top 10” for Steph Curry; generational biases among callers and Danettes.
• Repeated analogies likening sports fandom to bad-but-irresistible restaurants (“the only place you can go eat” for life).
• Debate: Does a “lifetime Oscar” hurt your chances of ever winning a “real” one?
• Calls from older fans (80-year-old Ann in Iowa) to young fans (Tommy in Madison) underscore the spectrum of sports passion.

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Flow, Tone, and Atmosphere

The tone is fun, riff-heavy, at times nostalgic and gently self-deprecating. Dan moves the discussion effortlessly between fan angst, sports nostalgia, and pop-culture tangents—with friendly ribbing among the Danettes and a continual thread of caller interaction. The humor is sharp, but the respect for sports history and fan pain is ever-present.

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For listeners who missed this episode
— you’ll catch up on the key stories in college and pro football, why everyone’s talking about Steph Curry’s legacy, and just how deep sports fandom can sting—or delight—even for the best-known sports personalities. Plus: which Hall of Fames need to right some historical wrongs, and how dog barks can steal a sports show.

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[Paulie]

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[Paulie]

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[Paulie]

It's good to know she's not watching another show and just enjoying it. She's actually watching us.

[Dan Patrick]

Well, she does like get up. I'm just saying, you know, big, big fan of Greenie. She might get up but she's she watches our show. Then after that. All righty. 8773 DP show operator Tyler sitting by. Good morning. If you're watching on Peacock or NBC Sports network as we start on NBC Sports Network today and you can download the app for a peacock. And by the way, speaking of peacock, NBA on NBC and Peacock tonight it's Monday and Tuesdays in prime time. Coast to coast on Tuesday on NBC and Peacock. Reggie Miller will join us on the program tomorrow.

[Marvin]

All right.

[Dan Patrick]

Poll question for the final hour of the program is going to be what Dylan?

[Dylan]

We got this one from Marvin too. I actually like this one a lot. The better Jeremiah in college football. Jeremiah Love or Jeremiah Smith.

[Dan Patrick]

Well, might be different if a different opinion if you said how do NFL scouts view the Jeremiah's because they might look at Ohio State's Jeremiah over Notre Dame's Jeremiah. It always, you know, we have these players occasionally where they're a freshman or a sophomore, even a junior. And you're going, man, they got to go back and play one more year. Whereas college basketball, you don't. You can just go. I mean, most sports, you can just go free marketplace. But football player, no, you got to stay three years. And Jeremiah Love has been great for Notre Dame. That, that backfield is great. Defense is. I mean, that's a team that can really make a run in the playoffs. I feel like they run the ball and they got a really good defense and they got a great coach. Yes. Marv.

[Marvin]

Yeah, I think that's what always helps college football is that they can build stars for three years or two years or whatever. Hey, you know what? Jeremiah Smith, he's coming back because no matter what, he's got to come back for another year.

[Dan Patrick]

You know, when you make the other receivers that much better and that's what he's able to do. That he is. He's a great player on a great team. All right, what else do we have there? Dylan, do you want to clean up the poll questions from the previous hours? Yeah.

[Dylan]

So if you're not a Raiders or Cowboys fan, why are you watching tonight's game? 61% just love football. Dan and then worst loss of the weekend was resoundingly the Chargers. And worst win was resoundingly the Ravens.

[Dan Patrick]

Yeah, yeah, that. I didn't watch that game. I just saw the highlights. But it's weird. There weren't any highlights. You know, you're watching a game and like the red zone was trying to dress it up a little bit and you know, Miles Garrett with four sacks or when Shador Sanders came in, if you missed Tim Hasselbeck, he was on last hour. He's a former NFL quarterback, backup quarterback. And he spoke firsthand about backup quarterbacks don't get first team reps. And so for these analysts who keep trying to make excuses for Shador Sanders, backup quarterbacks don't get first team reps. He got in because Dylan Gabriel got hurt. I hope he gets a chance to start. I hope he gets a chance to play a few games because then they can have a fair assessment of him and Dylan Gabriel, if they're going to be quarterbacks, they're going to keep. And is desean Watson coming back at some point? By the end of the year. And I think you're on the hook for next year with desean Watson as well. So they're going to have a couple of first round draft picks. I just don't know about this draft class. I mean, I, I've, I've watched, you know, Julian Saying and Fernando Mendoza. Mendoza had his moment there with the Penn State come Julian saying is completing 80% of his passes. But we've seen Ohio State quarterbacks, including Justin Fields complete most of their passes. That doesn't mean anything. Yeah, I mean it means something for your college career. But if you project that to the NFL, you're not going to have those kind of openings. You're not. And if you watch the, the precision of completing a pass sometimes is remarkable in the NFL. You know where you place it and, and you know it's on display every weekend. But there are times when you go that's not many people can do that. There's a lot that can do it in college because if you watch college and you'll go, man, that guy's wide open. Yeah, that's college. When you have an elite wide receiver or receivers, a good line, the threat of a running back quarterback who's pretty good.

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[Dan Patrick]

Chances are you're gonna complete 60, 65% of your passes. I mean now you look at it, if you don't complete at least 60% we're going, what's wrong with him? Right? I mean Josh Allen was a 57% completion guy at Wyoming and that was a big question mark with him. And I had that his first year. I was like, he, he doesn't know how to play this game and he does know how to play it now. Just ask the Buccaneers. And here is the call of Josh Allen's third rushing touchdown in the game.

[Paulie]

Three receivers to the left, Cook to.

[Dan Patrick]

The right of Allen and the shotgun here on second and four. Allen back to pass now.

[Paulie]

Going to tuck it and run as he's looking for the end zone. And the surge pushes him in for his sixth touchdown of the game. He is a beast with a capital B.

[Dan Patrick]

He is a scoring machine.

[Paulie]

He has tied his career high in.

[Dan Patrick]

A football game with his sixth touchdown courtesy of the Bills radio network. He doesn't slide but they needed those touchdowns. He that he had a couple interceptions as well. But he might have to be the single handedly trying to carry this team in the postseason. Now I like Cook, I think he's a good running back. But you got a couple of tight ends but you're looking at Josh Allen. Can he be Superman? Yeah.

[Paulie]

Paulie, you were talking about the quarterback draft class for this upcoming year and how wonky it is. I've got a mock draft from the last week of August from a major organization, media organization. Arch Manning is one. He will probably not be in this draft. Lenora Sellers was 2. He had an up and down year. Cade Club Nick at Clemson was three. He is off the map. You go, you go down to Sam Levitt of Arizona State was in the top 10, injured Drew Aller of Penn State in the top 15, injured Drew Nussmeier of LSU. All these guys are off the map. It's like a total rebuild of the quarterback draft class.

[Dan Patrick]

Yeah. And they should all probably go back those who can. But this was supposed to be one of those draft classes. And we say this every year. That next draft class is going to be unbelievable until it's not. Jason in Atlanta. Hi, Jace. What's on your mind?

[Caller]

Hey, what's going on? Dan, Always a pleasure to talk to you. I got the best and worst of the weekend. The best, absolutely best coach team in college football. UGA putting it on Texas this weekend. Kirby Smart, just the smartest guy out there. Grateful to have him be a coach that's the best. But unfortunately, Sunday comes around and while we got a good coach in college, we got an awful one in the NFL. The Falcons just doing it to ourselves. It's not just that we lose, man, it's how we lose. Was the first team in NFL history to lose back to back overtime games and back to back weeks. Also another kind of stat of the day here. We've had 18 sacks in the last three games and lost every game. Also a first in the NFL. Historical losses. Pathetically pathetic. I don't know what else to do from here, Dan. I'm stuck being a fan and I hate it.

[Dan Patrick]

I know it is. It's like self imposed purgatory where you're like, how did I get here? How do I get out? Can I get on parole? Can I have somebody spring me? But you're stuck with it. And that dread that you have where you go, how are we going to lose this weekend? Let's gather the kids around the TV set and see how we're going to lose this week.

[Paulie]

Vegas sports fan is the weirdest thing. If a team stinks, you stick and stick for that one good year. Imagine there was a restaurant near you and every time you went it was just a terrible meal and it was overpriced, like. But you're 17 years into going there. You know, one of these days they're going to make my steak. Well.

[Dan Patrick]

But it's, it's kind of like that's the only place you can go eat. Right? It's the only restaurant. It's like your, your sports team. It's like I'm Stuck with this. We're going to go to that restaurant. It's not going to be any good. And then we'll go again next week as well. Yes. Dylan. Yeah.

[Dylan]

Your team's just the American steakhouse of teams and you can't do anything.

[Dan Patrick]

No, no names. Oh, sorry. I just made that up. Okay. All right. Yeah. Brandon in Michigan. Hi, Brandon. What's on your mind?

[Caller]

I then six two two, 63. So I know it's off topic, but just want to talk about Steph Curry, you know, being 37 and having these back to back, you know, 40 plus games. Can we finally put him in to the top 10 of all time just based on skill and accomplishment?

[Dan Patrick]

Okay, but you have to tell me who you're taking out sometimes. We have 15 guys in the top 10.

[Caller]

Yeah, I mean, honestly, I feel like Bird and Magic might have to go out of the top 10.

[Dan Patrick]

Wait, wait, bird and Magic are leaving?

[Caller]

Yeah, I would, I would take that. Not honestly.

[Dan Patrick]

How old are you, Brandon?

[Caller]

I know, it's sacrilegious. I'm sorry.

[Dan Patrick]

How old are you, Brandon?

[Caller]

I'm 39.

[Dan Patrick]

Yeah, that's the problem. You missed it. You. But yeah, you want to put stuff in. He's. He's had as big of an impact as anybody in playing the game global. That's Mike. But as far as playing the game, what Steph has done, he's won titles, MVPs. He changed the game. They win. So sure. But you have to tell me who you're taking out. Bird and Magic are one spot. Okay. The. The impact. They saved the NBA or revitalize the NBA. You know, Jordan is the second guy on the moon, Magic and the third guy because it was Magic and Larry and then Mike came in. But if you're going to put Steph in, tell me who you're taking out. Now if you want to start, let's say your rankings from 1980 on, 75 on. Because then you take out Wilt and then you take out Bill Russell. If you want to do that, fine. You might not have Jerry west in there, but are you going to put Steph in and take Tim Duncan out? Is Joker getting into the top 10? Is Kevin Durant in the top 10? I mean, these are fun arguments and a little off topic today, but Steph had back to back 40 point games and he shot a shot over Wemby. I can't imagine. Okay, so it's deep. It looked AI, but he shoots a fade away three over Wemby, who's 76 and with his reach is probably, you know, that's 10ft, probably that he's got his hand up and Steph has this quick release and he got it up over him. He made the shot, but he's going for 46. I mean, it's great. I mean, I've been spoiled. All of the great basketball that I've got to see and holding on for dear life with. Certainly Steph LeBron's going to be coming back eventually. KD as well is still playing at a high level. It. It's. Those are three of the greatest players of all time. Now we got to see Bird and Magic and Michael at the same, you know, so guys have played at the same time, but these are three of the all time greats. And are all three going to be in the top 10 when it's all said and done? Yeah.

[Paulie]

Paul, I'm watching the clip of Steph shot over women. Yama. It looks like one of those practice plays where the trainer holds up a broom to try to make you shoot over him. It's not a natural basketball shot. Any normal player would have air ball that shot.

[Dan Patrick]

And in Iowa. Hi, Ann, thanks for holding. What's on your mind today?

[Caller]

Hi, I'm 59150. I'm 80 years old.

[Dan Patrick]

Well, welcome in.

[Caller]

Thank you. I truly believe that if Sammy lafleur had been in that game last night, they would have won because golf can throw to him and he doesn't seem to be able to throw to anybody else like he throws to Sammy.

[Dan Patrick]

Okay.

[Caller]

And the only person I've heard express that same belief is, is Chris Collinsworth. Last night he said the same thing, but I haven't heard another sportscaster this morning say that or even talk about him. And also, you know, George got two touchdowns last night too, yesterday. George Kittle.

[Dan Patrick]

Oh, I know. This is an Iowa tight ends call. We. Yeah, I mean, I appreciate him and. But thank you. Thank you for the phone call. I thought it was kind of Iowa centric here. Great Iowa tight ends here. Is it Niall Kinnick? Was he, was he a running back?

[Paulie]

Running back.

[Dan Patrick]

Running back at Iowa Heisman, though. Yeah. Yes, yes.

[Marvin]

Mark, can we get all the I when we go to Iowa, can we get all the Iowa Titans just come on the show. Dallas Clark.

[Paulie]

Marv Cook.

[Dan Patrick]

Marv Cook, deep cut. Yes. Dallas Clark. Yeah, they've had, they've had their fair share.

[Marvin]

Like if you were a top notch tight end. Where are you going? Iowa?

[Dan Patrick]

Well, it used to be linebackers went to Penn State, right. Now wide receivers go to Ohio State.

[Marvin]

Think defensive backs used to go to like lsu.

[Dan Patrick]

Okay, Texas. Yes.

[Paulie]

Paul TJ Hawkinson.

[Dan Patrick]

Oh, yeah, Hawkinson. Oh, I think that's what happened to Jamar Chase. Jalen Ramsey got a Hawkinson Hawkinson on his face mask there. All right, we'll come back. We will give you our best and worst of the weekend right 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. 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. Yeah, you blubberlips. 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. Well, it's a Covino and Rich after show and we want you to be a part of it. We're going to be talking sports, of course, but we're also going to 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. Well, if you don't get enough Covino and Rich, make sure you check out Over Promised and also uncensored, by the way, so maybe we'll go at it even a little harder. It's gonna be the best after show podcast of all time. There you go. Over Promising. And remember, you could see it on YouTube, but definitely. Join us. Listen to Over Promised with Covino and rich on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts.

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[Paulie]

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[Dan Patrick]

Oh we've waited long enough. The Danhet's keep reminding me we want to give our Best and worse Dylan in for Seaton Fritz, he's here. Marv, Paulie, yours truly. So Dylan, I'll let you start your best and worst of the weekend.

[Dylan]

Thank you Dan My best Our guy Diego Pavia hanging out at UFC322 with injured cam Scatterbo and Hasbulla. They made a pretty funny trio. Cam Scatterbo rocking some grills. Okay, quite the dynamic trio. And then my worst weekend Dan. Of course my Rhode Island FC loses in dramatic fashion one nothing to the Pittsburgh River Hounds. And then USL Conference Championship.

[Dan Patrick]

What a disaster. All right, thank you. Channeling your inner seat in there Todd Best and Worst of the Weekend Best.

[Marvin]

Of the weekend the Georgia Bulldogs. Impressive handling of Arch Manning in Texas. They were aggressive in converting fourth downs. Even mixed in that onside kick. Longhorns looked a little confused, especially in the first half. Worst South Carolina and Iowa not finding a way to hold on to big leads against A and M&USC. Gamecock blew a 27 point halftime lead. Iowa had two 14 point leads in the first half get outscored 19 nothing the rest of the way.

[Dan Patrick]

Marvin Best and Worst I got two.

[Marvin]

Best Dan First Best Kewan Lacey, Ole Miss running back, 31 carries, 224 yards, three touchdowns. Other Best your boy. My boy Tom Cruise got an honorary Oscar for his lifetime achievement in acting.

[Dan Patrick]

I don't like the honoraries. He doesn't have a regular one. Correct.

[Marvin]

He's been nominated three Times no wins.

[Dan Patrick]

Yeah. Yeah.

[Marvin]

Is that one of those. You know what? We'll give you this.

[Dan Patrick]

Yeah. My kind of the Tom Cruise sports radio shows. We're not winning. Get nominated. I'm gonna get.

[Paulie]

You'll take. Being called the Tom Cruise of sports media is fine.

[Dan Patrick]

Yeah, I'm fine. I saw him out there on the dance floor. He was dancing with Debbie Allen.

[Marvin]

Yes.

[Dan Patrick]

Was that Norm Nixon's ex wife and she was.

[Marvin]

Current wife.

[Dan Patrick]

Current wife. Okay. Oops, sorry. Wasn't she in Fame?

[Marvin]

Yes, she was in Fame. I think she directed A Different World. She's related to Felicia. She's sisters with Felicia. Felicia Rashad.

[Dan Patrick]

Excuse me. Yes. Yes, Paul.

[Paulie]

Tom Cruise didn't win it for Born on the Fourth of July. He was nominated. He didn't win that one. I don't know that he crushed that one.

[Dan Patrick]

Yes. Yes, Tom.

[Marvin]

Besides it not being the same as actually winning, I guess, the Academy Award, there is something a little morbid about that, too. Like, before you die, we want to make sure we acknowledge you properly.

[Dan Patrick]

I know. I'd rather if you did it and you gave me a sports Emmy after I died. Okay. I don't want it after my career is over, because then it feels like I'm. I'm dead. I'm dead to society. Yes. Dylan.

[Dylan]

I'm just sick of all these dang participation trophies.

[Dan Patrick]

I know, I know. Yeah. I don't. I don't want that. I don't. All I care is I'm up there on the big screen in memoriam at the Academy Awards when I pass away. And I would think being in an over. In over 20 movies, I'm hoping Sandler, who's now become kind of a Hollywood darling. I text him yesterday, I said, Man, 30 years to become an overnight sensation. Congratulations, Sandman. Because he's in that George Clooney movie, and he. Maybe he gets nominated. Maybe he gets nominated. They're eventually gonna get Sandman an Academy Award because every time he does a serious movie, all these critics will be like, man, who knew? Who knew Happy Gilmore could do that? Sandman is so incredibly talented. When you go see him in concert, plays all those instruments, makes up all those songs, and, I mean, quite a performer. Yes.

[Paulie]

Paul, who gets an Oscar first? Tom Cruise. Adam Sandler.

[Dan Patrick]

Well, Cruise just got his.

[Paulie]

But, like, for a role, a traditional Oscar, Best actor, best supporter, Sandman.

[Dan Patrick]

I. I think Sandler will get an Oscar before Tom Cruise.

[Paulie]

Like Indiana football being ranked number two in the country.

[Dan Patrick]

Yeah, but how many roles does Tom Cruise have where you go, wow, like, It. Wait, they're all action movies for the most part. I. What's the. The one role, Tropic Thunder, that stands out because he wasn't Tom Cruise. That would. He was very entertaining there. Yes. Dylan.

[Dylan]

Can he even win one after getting the lifetime Oscar? Is that sort of like remove him from the running for any. If they do Tropic Thunder 2, do.

[Dan Patrick]

They take away the lifetime one? If he gets a real one?

[Dylan]

I think you should.

[Dan Patrick]

Yes.

[Paulie]

Paul. Yeah. Tom Cruise has a few Good Men. Magnolia, Color of Money, Vanilla sky, the Last Samurai. Some more serious movies.

[Dan Patrick]

Yeah, but that. That's a while ago. Now everything is Mission Impossible or Top Gun. Reacher. Is he. He's also in Reacher.

[Dylan]

Save the movie industry, though, Dan.

[Dan Patrick]

Yes, he did. I know Satan loves to bring that up, but he did. He brought people back to the theaters for Maverick, Top Gun. He did. Tommy and Madison. Oh, Paul, I didn't get you your best and worst of the weekend.

[Paulie]

I got a couple best.

[Dan Patrick]

Okay. Okay.

[Paulie]

Navy Football. Wow. 4138 over South Florida. 8 and 2, Navy Football. Could they crash the party? Their wide receiver, receiver, Eli Heidenreich. Five for 446. And then another great game. Dan Harvard over Penn. 20 seconds left. They drive down. Kieran Core, sophomore field goal kicker. 53 yards to get a piece of the Ivy League title. That's nuts.

[Dan Patrick]

Tommy and Madison. Hi, Tommy. What's on your mind today?

[Caller]

Hey, Dan, thanks so much. I think Tom Cruise is on a mission impossible to win an Academy Award. The best packers squeaking out a win against the Giants. Boy, that wasn't pretty. And the worst. I got into a fight with my brother, and when my dad asked me about it, he was only going to ground me for a week, but I lied to him. So now I'm grounded for three more weeks. So that's kind of the whole NFL take on the game fighting.

[Dan Patrick]

All right. Thank you, Tommy. My son, who's a Packer fan, I got him a jacket when we were up there in Green Bay, and he went to the game yesterday. So I saw him in the morning and he has the jacket on. He goes, what do you think? I said, it looks gorgeous. He said, should I wear it? I said, well, if you're going to a Jets game or an Eagles game, I'd say, no, don't. Don't fly your colors. But Giants fans, I don't think they're angry. I think that you're okay. And so they win the game and comes back. I said, any drama? He goes, no, no, they were very respectable and, you know, even said, that's a sharp jacket. Yes.

[Paulie]

Paul, is that more about the Giants being a nice fan base or packers fans, not inspiring violence? That's not a franchise you get upset with.

[Dan Patrick]

Probably both.

[Paulie]

Yeah.

[Dan Patrick]

I mean, Packer fans are. They're unbelievably nice. They just are jets fans. I've seen that firsthand. Eagles fans now, some, just maybe a small sample size there. But I would not be wearing my colors if I'm in Philadelphia or a Jets game.

[Paulie]

If you're in the mood to get punched in the face.

[Dan Patrick]

I'm not. I'm not going to do that. Well, when Mark Wahlberg was on the show, he talked about when he was younger, got in a fight in the bathroom at a Jets game and he said he fish hooked a guy in in the bathroom. I don't know how famous he was at that. He was probably Marky Mark at the time, but he got in a fight in the bathroom because he was there with the Patriots were playing the Jets. Yes. Dylan, it's funny how you had a.

[Dylan]

Completely different reaction to it being a Jets versus Giants game. And they play in the exact same building, different clientele. Yeah.

[Dan Patrick]

Yeah. Because the Giants are. That's old school. They've had, you know, a lot of success, a reasonable amount of success. Jets fans, they just show up, I think, feeling like it's impending. Do like, how bad is it going to be? What's going to go wrong?

[Dylan]

Disgruntled would be a good word.

[Dan Patrick]

Yeah. You could do that. Yeah. Yeah. It's like going to a Raider game when they were in Oakland. I wouldn't fly my colors there in Vegas.

[Marvin]

Sure.

[Dan Patrick]

Yeah. You don't want to go in certain places and ask for it. Yes. Marvin.

[Marvin]

It's funny because MetLife Stadium, at least for the Giants, they feel kind of like they'll let anybody infiltrate. I've worked a couple of Giants Cowboys games that might as well be a neutral site because there's Cowboys fans everywhere.

[Dan Patrick]

Yeah.

[Marvin]

And there's no real issue.

[Dan Patrick]

Andrew in Tucson. Hi, Andrew. What's on your mind today?

[Caller]

Good morning, Mr. Patrick. 61239. I'm calling best and worst one is best. Love seeing Notre Dame to continue on.

[Dan Patrick]

And I.

[Caller]

And with that also like seeing Texas A and M come back to strengthen northern standing.

[Dan Patrick]

Oh, yeah, you're right. Yep.

[Caller]

Yeah. Worse is I'm, I'm listening to all these Atlanta Falcon fans calling and whining. I'm an Oakland Raider fan. So, you know, pull your pants up, quit Your whining. Go get a sucker from the doctor's counter and keep on watching.

[Dan Patrick]

Okay? All right. That's Andrew telling you Atlanta fans, put your big boy pants on. Okay? Mike in Vermont. Hi, Mike. What's on your mind today?

[Caller]

Hi, Dan. I just want to point out Fritzi saying we versus day and then the very first sentence after he says that, he says something about them doing penalties and then they do something wrong.

[Dan Patrick]

Yeah, Todd. Got to get our pronouns.

[Marvin]

Gotta work on that.

[Dan Patrick]

Yeah, you do. Big win, though. I didn't bother texting you during the game. I almost did because it was. It was back and forth and it felt like Mahomes was gonna have the ball with the game on the line.

[Marvin]

It's amazing. Every week, pretty much it's been like that. And I don't know if there's any other team that has these cardiac last second wins or losses almost every single game.

[Dan Patrick]

The Bears do. Bears do. Tim in Cleveland. Hi, Tim. What's on your mind today?

[Caller]

Hey, Dan. First time, long time. I wanted to draw a parallel from your caller from Atlanta whose dad moved them from Kansas City in the late 70s. My father moved us from Pittsburgh to Cleveland, and we had to endure. I'm a third generation Browns fan. We had to endure all those wins from the Steelers and the Penguins and we got the 2016 Cavaliers win 0 for nothing. Other than that.

[Dan Patrick]

Yeah. And I moved. We were in outside of Columbus, Ohio, and we grew up Cleveland Browns fans. And then my dad eventually got transferred to Cincinnati and my dad said, well, we should root for the Bengals because they were a new team that was in town. So I went from having Jim Brown and the Cleveland Browns and winning championships and being great to an expansion team, the Cincinnati Bengals. I got to see everybody play. By the way, I mean, Bob Trumpy, the late Bob Trump. You just passed away. I got to see him play Bruce Koslit, who was the jets coach. I got to see him play Kenny Anderson. I mean, you go down the list of everybody who's played as a Cincinnati Bengal, and it wasn't good football. But you had Paul Brown, founder of the Browns, and he came to Cincinnati and they've been to a couple of Super Bowls. They've played some close Super Bowls. Problem is they play the 49ers when they get to those Super Bowls.

[Paulie]

Yes, Paul, but that 81 Super Bowl Niners, Bengals, I can remember. I was pretty young, but watching that, I thought the Bengals had them.

[Dan Patrick]

Yeah, that Archie Griffin had a couple of fumbles and Kenny Anderson, I hope gets into hall of Fame. He was a great quarterback for the Cincinnati Bengals. I, I don't. You know, the veterans committee or whatever they do. Maybe there's something with Kenny Anderson. But he was hall of Famer. Like, when you watched. You felt like you're watching somebody who was a great quarterback. Yes. Marvin.

[Marvin]

Is that your next mission?

[Dan Patrick]

No, I got. I. I'm getting kind of stretched out with my hall of Fame wish list, but I gotta get. There's like five people in different hall of Fames that I, I gotta get taken care of here. Yes. Mark.

[Marvin]

Who's number one? Like, I have to.

[Dan Patrick]

I don't wanna. I would say Barry Melrose. I hope he gets in the hockey hall of Fame soon. I don't think Don Cherry's in the hall of Fame. Can you check that? The legendary announcer. I don't. I don't think he's in a hockey hall of Fame, but I would. I would say Barry Melrose. Yes. Dale.

[Dylan]

I was gonna say Don Cherry had a couple off the field incidents. I don't know if that, well, really affects the hockey.

[Dan Patrick]

They like off the field. Even on the ice things. Yeah. Paulie.

[Paulie]

But for growth of a sport. Don Cherry, you don't even have to know hockey to know who he is.

[Dan Patrick]

And he's.

[Paulie]

He's 91 years old. Let's get it going.

[Dan Patrick]

Yeah. Rodney Harrison. Pro Football hall of Fame. Steve Garvey. Baseball hall of Fame. Donnie. Baseball. That'd be great. I love Dale Murphy. I. I just. I don't think he's hall of Famer. I think he's there. I think he's. He's there, but I don't know. The two MVPs back to back. I believe that was great, but I just needed a little bit more. May maybe success in the postseason. Still one of the nicest. One of the nicest people I've ever been around. Murph was a wonderful person. Is a wonderful person. Yes. Marv.

[Marvin]

Two guys. Sonny Faquero.

[Dan Patrick]

Yep.

[Marvin]

And Christian Leitner.

[Dan Patrick]

Christian Laitner. Sonny Vaquero should be in the basketball hall of Fame. To me, those are obvious. Sonny for contributions to the game and Kristen for being one of the top five college basketball players of all time who had a, what, 13 year NBA career and played on the Dream Team. Yes. Paul.

[Paulie]

Almost every name you just said in the past two minutes almost seems obvious. And it's weird that they're not in. It's like when we found out that day we looked up Brent Musburger and found out he did not get the Roselle award for contributions to the NFL. We were shocked that he wasn't in. I mean, let's not kid each other. Yeah, the, the growth of CBS and Brent Musburger.

[Dan Patrick]

Yeah. But I don't know and I, I ask about this and you know what? I don't, he's, he's in. So I don't, I don't need to bring up what I was told maybe was holding him up. You know, nothing that was egregious or anything, but he's in. I'm thankful that Brent got in while he was still alive. All right, let me take a break. We'll come back. More phone calls coming up. 8773-DP-SHoM email address dp dan patrick.com Twitter handle Get the calendars autographed or non autographed in time for the holidays. They look great. Some great photos. Seton and Fritzi. They stand out with some of their photos. These are iconic magazine covers that we did and the French kid did a wonderful job. Go to danpatrick.com also check out the special with Tailgate Moonshine. 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 life gets.

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[Marvin]

I'm Robert Smith, this is Jacob Goldstein and we used to host a show called Planet Money.

[Dan Patrick]

And now we're back making this new podcast called Business History about the best ideas and people and businesses in history.

[Marvin]

And some of the worst people, horrible ideas and destructive companies in the history of business. Having a genius idea without a need.

[Dan Patrick]

For it is nothing.

[Marvin]

It's like not having it at all.

[Dan Patrick]

Very simple, elegant lesson. Make something people want. First episode, how Southwest Airlines use cheap seats and free whiskey to fight its.

[Marvin]

Way into the airline business. The most Texas story ever.

[Dan Patrick]

There's a lot of mavericks in that story. We're going to have mavericks on the show.

[Paulie]

We're going to have plenty of robber barons.

[Marvin]

So many robber barons. And you know what? They're not all bad. And we'll talk about some of the classic great moments of famous business geniuses.

[Dan Patrick]

Along with some of the darker moments that often get overlooked like Thomas Edison and the electric chair. Listen to business history on the iHeartRadio.

[Paulie]

App, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts.

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[Dan Patrick]

All right, let me try it. Okay.

[Marvin]

Yeah, totally.

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Winner. Winter chicken breakfast. I'm going to have to keep this right here. Make sure every breakfast is a winner with the delicious new bacon, egg and chicken biscuit from AM pm AM PM Too much good stuff. What would have to happen tonight for the Raiders Cowboys game to lead the show tomorrow? Now maybe just because it's the Cowboys and it's a standalone game, but is there anything that would trumpet everything that if the Raiders happen to win convincingly see, it's still going to lead because the Cowboys then lost in a convincing way. Yeah. It feels like it's going to be the lead story no matter what because it standalone game. Even though the Raiders aren't good at all. Yeah.

[Paulie]

Paul, here's one that would make it really big. The Cowboys have a terrible first half. I mean a terrible first half and somehow the backup quarterback is brought in for Dallas. Is it Joe Milton and he leads a comeback victory? That would be saucy coverage wise.

[Dan Patrick]

All right. Or if Tom Brady, who's a minority owner of the Raiders decided to suit up and then he played and led them to victory.

[Paulie]

We're leading with that.

[Dan Patrick]

That we would lead. Yes. Yes. Right? Yes. Dylan.

[Dylan]

The outside chance Jerry Jones says something dumb after the game.

[Dan Patrick]

When he does.

[Dylan]

Yeah, when he does. In the morning or after the game.

[Dan Patrick]

Yeah, yeah, yeah. It's a real possibility. Three and a half point favorite Cowboys.

[Dylan]

I think I'm taking the Raiders with the points.

[Dan Patrick]

Then I'm surprised you're not taking them money line.

[Dylan]

I probably will. We'll see when it gets closer to game time.

[Caller]

Yeah.

[Dylan]

Time to crunch the numbers, you know.

[Dan Patrick]

Yeah. All right. Yes. Marvin.

[Marvin]

This game is in Vegas.

[Dan Patrick]

Yeah.

[Marvin]

So it's a home game for the Cowboys. For the Cowboys.

[Dan Patrick]

Right.

[Marvin]

That in SoFi the two worst home field advantages in football because no matter what, it's at least neutral site game. It's not a home game.

[Dan Patrick]

Yeah.

[Dylan]

Especially playing like a Cowboys or Steelers or Packers.

[Dan Patrick]

Packers. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Paul.

[Paulie]

Cowboys at Arizona Cardinals. Feels like a. Often feels like a Cowboy.

[Dan Patrick]

Oh, yeah. Yes, definitely. By the way, on this date, 1940, the packers were the first NFL team to travel by plane. They flew to New York to play the Giants from Green Bay. I guess you trained it before that, right? Or bus trip in Vegas. Hi, Trip.

[Caller]

Hey. Good morning, Dan. My best and worst of the weekend. My best is I came out here, I'm standing here looking at your van to see Seaton. That's my best. That inspect the dam is my worst. I'm the only person that came out here to inspect the van and see Seaton.

[Dan Patrick]

I think the onslaught, the rush will be a little later on. Come out and see Seaton. He doesn't do well with crowds, you know, big crowds there. So he wanted to keep it to a low roar. We can't walk down the street in Vegas, you know, the Strip, without being accosted. You know Nolan in San Antonio. Hi, Nolan. What's on your mind today?

[Caller]

6 foot, 200 ish. Oh, and I got a worst. A worst and best. The worst is BYU basketball lost to Marvin Yukon Huskies by two points in Boston. The best is byu only lost by two points to the Yukon Huskies in Boston.

[Dan Patrick]

Byu's got a star, though.

[Marvin]

Oh, yeah. He had a slow first half.

[Dan Patrick]

Yeah.

[Marvin]

But then he was like, wait, I know who I am. It's time to turn it on.

[Dan Patrick]

Yeah. I'm going to be doing this next year in the NBA. In the Boston Garden.

[Marvin]

Correct.

[Dan Patrick]

Yeah. AJ's. He's good. Yeah. Did struggle first half, but then all of a sudden it was like, here he comes. Mark in Atlanta. Hi, Mark.

[Caller]

Hey, Dan, thanks for taking my call. First time, long time. Six, three, two, 20.

[Dan Patrick]

Dan.

[Caller]

Moonlighted for 96 Rock. Do you remember who the morning DJs were?

[Dan Patrick]

I think Lorna was there, Chris Rood was there, and Jeff. Mark and Jeff, I think were.

[Caller]

No, Nick and Jeff.

[Dan Patrick]

Nick and Jeff. Nick and Jeff.

[Caller]

Yeah. Hey, one more thing. I want your guys to google this band. If they're called Big Earl and the Sexual Biscuits, they will have two songs you will love. One is for Fritzi. The name of that song is get out of the left Lane, you stupid sob. And the other song, I think, Dan, you have a pontoon boat now.

[Dan Patrick]

Yeah.

[Caller]

The other one is called Poontang on the Pontoon.

[Dan Patrick]

Alrighty. Thank you, Mark.

[Paulie]

Tidy it up.

[Dan Patrick]

Alrighty. Your pontoon results may vary.

[Dylan]

Does that count as yacht rock?

[Dan Patrick]

Yes, Paul.

[Paulie]

I'm looking at the playlist for Big Earl and the Sexual Biscuits. And almost none of these songs can be spoken about on radio.

[Dan Patrick]

Not on my watch this day in sports history.

[Paulie]

Paul, I just have one for you. Got that, Packer one. That's wild. Travel by train. Before that, 82, the strike season. They decided to cut it down from 16 games to nine games through the player strike. 1997, Mario Lemieux was voted into the NHL hall of Fame. Easy one there. Barry Bonds in 03 of the Giants Became the first baseball player to receive six NL MVP awards on this date.

[Dan Patrick]

In 1956, Jim Brown played at Syracuse. He had six touchdowns. He also kicked seven extra points. He had 43 points as Syracuse beat Colgate. Oh, here's one I did. I did not know. Yeah.

[Paulie]

Can you imagine? You're going to Colgate to play football. Okay, this is fun. I could play a Colgate. And all of a sudden you got to face Jim Brown.

[Dan Patrick]

1974, the first and only left handed player in the history of the LPGA won an event. Bonnie Bryant. I did not know that. And when you think about it, there aren't many left handed golfers on the LPGA Tour in history. How about J Kid in 2000? A quadruple double. 18, 10, 10 and 14 turnovers. I don't think you celebrate that one. I think we talked about the 14 turnovers. That's kind of hard to do. 1968, NBC cuts away from the final minutes of the Raiders jets game to air Heidi the Movie. The Raiders scored two touchdowns in the last minute to win 43, 32. You imagine if that happened now. And we break away to bring you Weekend at Bernie's. Dang dang three piece Jason in California. Hi, Jason. What's on your mind?

[Caller]

How you doing, Dan? First time, long time. 58230 Dan Patch. I mean Christian McCaffrey getting no love for MVP. You know he wasn't there last year. They won six games. He's there this year. Everybody else is gone. He's second in the league from scrimmage yards for scrimmage. So I just think a little bit of love. I know he's not going to win it. He's a running back. But if he wasn't there, that team.

[Dan Patrick]

All right, well, I picked him as offensive player of the year to start the season and you know he'll be up there for that honor. You're not going to win an mvp. You know, it's. It's a quarterback award. Yeah.

[Paulie]

Paulie, he is on pace for over 2,000 yards from scrimmage. He's also on pace to rush for 1,000 yards and have 100 plus catches. That's a tight category.

[Dan Patrick]

Yeah.

[Paulie]

Is that Tomlinson did it or Marshall Falk do it? Yeah, maybe.

[Dan Patrick]

Yeah. Probably a pretty short list there. All right, Todd, what did I learn on today's award nominated program?

[Marvin]

You can't get a strong feel about how someone plays a QP position if you're just watching red zone highlights and not a full game.

[Dan Patrick]

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