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If you're watching on Peacock, that's our streaming partner. And yes, I am wearing green on. Happy Dan Patrick's day. You can be involved with our bracket challenge. There are a lot of celebrities who will be involved. The bracket challenge live right now on foxsportsradio.com Alex Ovechkin is in the bracket challenge. Of course he is. We have Bryan Cranston, the actor, Josh Duhamel, Rebecca Lowe from the premier league, Mark Sanchez, Brady Quinn, Joey Votto. We also have Robert Griffin Jr. III, Peter Schrager, NFL Network. We've invited Jason Garrett, J.J. watt, Snoop Dogg, Paul Rudd, Rob Lowe. These are all Fritzy. Fritz. He's not here today. He's out for the next couple of days. Dylan in his chair. But he loves this. He loves. He'll be like, can I reach out to whoever I want to? I say yes. And usually you'll get a couple of weather casters, female weather casters locally. And he'll reach out to swimsuit models. He'll reach out to actresses as well, like Jennifer Lawrence. She's never been on the show. I've never met her. And Fritz, he goes, yeah, you know, who knows, maybe. And I said, you just want to try to see if you can. He goes, yeah, I know, but, you know, that would be good. It's content. You always say content. All right, see if you can get Jennifer Lawrence to be in our bracket challenge. Show me your brackets. Hey, Marvin. Fritzi's motto is you miss 100% of the shots you don't take. I respect it. Fritzi is John starks in the NBA Finals against the Rockets. I mean, he made 2 of 18. Is that what he was? I think it was something like that. Okay. I thought he was like 3 for 17, but he kept shooting. Kept shooting. All right, stat of the day brought to you by panini America. The official trading cards of the program. I heart radio, Fox sports radio. Over 410 cities that carry this program. Poll question. For the final hour of the program, we will check in with the Pittsburgh Steelers to see are they waiting for Aaron Rodgers. And if they don't get Aaron Rodgers, what's plan B or C or D? Yes, Seaton. We have up there right now one of Paul's favorite poll questions if we could make one a holiday, AKA a day off Monday after Super bowl or the first Thursday, Friday of the NCAA tournament. Right now, super bowl has a 51% lead. Okay, 51. Okay. We also have up there who had the best weekend. Rick Patino, North Carolina basketball, Jamar Chase and T. Higgins or other. Right now, Jamar Chase and t. Higgins have 63% of that vote, followed only 22% for Rick Pitino. That is crazy. Okay. That's a renaissance. Is that a bigger east coast story than it is? Are we in the bubble for that one? Yes, we are. Yeah. East coast buys. Yes, absolutely. Bubba Cunningham, he's the athletic director at North Carolina. He also heads up the NCAA selection committee. No conflict of interest from what I was told. No conflict of interest. And he talked about the teams that were snubbed yesterday. The last four teams that were out or, you know, it was, it was a tough call. The next team out was West Virginia and they had an outstanding year. And unfortunately, you know, Tucker Devries was hurt and player availability is something that we talk about quite a bit. And then it just, you know, Indiana was close, Ohio State was close, Boise was close. And we had a lot of conversations about those teams as well. But as I said at the onset, here is that's the hardest part of being on the committee is having to draw that line. But with only one real upset this year, there were an awful lot of teams on the bubble that got in. And last year, as you guys all know that, we had five. And so we couldn't go very deep into the, to that pool. All right, that's Bubba Cunningham of North Carolina as North Carolina gets into the tournament. By the way, PGA Tours best going into the snake pit. It's the Valspar Championship. You can see it on NBC, Golf Channel streaming on Peacock coming up later this weekend. Weekend, the PGA Championship is over, the Tour championship and Rory McElroy won it today. It was a three hole playoff with JJ Spawn. So he picks up the win. Never one of the Masters. And he'll head in as one of the co favorites, probably with Scotty Scheffler, I would imagine. Scotty Scheffler never got it going. Did watch a lot of the tournament and got delayed yesterday with the rain and then they ran out of light and then they had to come back for the playoff. Today for three holes, the number one seeds, you have Houston, Duke, Florida and Auburn. We had Seth Greenberg of the Mothership on. He's taken Florida to win it all. I've watched them play a couple of games and, and you know, it's. It's. The SEC is so tough. You know, you're just Auburn and Alabama, Tennessee. It just felt like, well, they got 14 teams in and it was a slug fest all the time. And I watched Florida and I was impressed by them. But then I'm. You're trying to compare them with other teams, and that's where it gets like Houston every year. It's Kelvin Sampson, he's got another one of his, you know, they're going to win, score, you know, games with scores in the 50s. They play great defense, tough, you know, all that stuff. Auburn has been in and out. Number one team, Duke, as long as Cooper Flag is able to play. Duke is a really balanced team, you know, big and small, inside and out. But, you know, I watched Alabama a couple times and Sears is great. He's a closer, and that's what you need, the guy you can go to, the guy who can pick you up when it's going bad. And really that's in any sport. But in March Madness, where you got to win six games and you just got to have that momentum and there are going to be a couple of real close games, maybe one real close game that you're going to have to win, and you might not be playing your best. Do you have that player? Do you have that coach? And I would say that March Madness, it's not about the coach as much as it used to be, because Jay Wright at Villanova is not there. You know, Pitino is back and Tom Izzo. Coach K is not there. Roy Williams, not there. Bill Self is still there to a lesser degree. But it used to be you filled out your bracket and you go, oh, that coach like Jay Wright at Villanova, one of the more underrated coaches in the history of the sport, that guy knew what he was doing. He knew that he could get the guy who wasn't going to go pro after one year. He knew that he was going to get a guy who would play three years for you, maybe four. He would always have a strong backcourt. He was really brilliant in understanding, you know, this is what Danny Hurley has done with Connecticut now. Not as much this year, because you take a chance with these portal guys, where you go, boy, that guy, he really played well at St. Mary's and then you bring him in, you go, this ain't that comp, you know, kind of competition. Jay Wright knew what he had and went out and got those players. He was very, very specific. It felt like And Danny Hurley did that, winning those two championships. You get one or two really good recruits, and then you go into the portal, and he was great at doing that. And Jay Wright did that at Villanova, winning a couple of national titles. Tom Izzo. Tom Izzo doesn't get one and dones. Virginia doesn't get one and dones. You know, you just have to understand who you are as a coach and get the players who fit with what you want to do. Rick Pitino doesn't want freshmen. Rick Pitino, actually, let me take him out of the equation. He could coach your team or his team. He could coach your team and beat his. He could coach his team and beat yours. That's just how good he is. Yes, Marvin. But doesn't that seem to be the case with every, you know, great coach, where you just have a bunch of guys that stay three and four years? Right. Maybe you put in a great one and done like an Anthony Davis or Carmelo Anthony, but for the most part, you're doing it with, you know, juniors and seniors. For the most part. I mean, this is why I, I would. I said this years ago. Give me the juniors and seniors. They might not be as good, you know, in the overall picture as your freshman at Kentucky, but we can beat you. We. We will. We will get you in a situation where you'll act like a freshman. And it happened almost every year. I mean, wasn't that. Is today the day that Kentucky lost to Robert Morris in the NIT, or does that sound right? It was like 2013. Like, it was one of those where you go, what just happened? Maybe it was the ncaa, but you had these moments where freshmen acted like freshmen. And I love getting those teams that have somebody who's been there before, they played together, they understand each other. And Izzo does that. Izzo is great at doing that. Yes. Paulie. Wednesday is anniversary 2019. I'm sorry, 2023. I'm sorry, it's on the screen. 2013, March 19th. Robert Morris 59, Kentucky 57. Was that Nit? Yes, Nit game. Wow. Yeah, but that's one of those where you go, how does that happen? Well, these kids are just out of high school. All Americans, they probably go, this doesn't mean anything. You know, with Robert Morris, it meant everything. But, yeah, a long winded way of saying, you know, when you're filling out your brackets, what are you looking for? And I, I look at upperclassmen. Now, granted, Duke has, you know, young players and they could easily win this, but I, I still love That I trust that team, that they've been here before might not be as talented, but we've all played on the playground where you go, you know, you're, you're shooting around and that one guy is like, damn, is he talented. Then you start to play the game and then you're like, were beating them. Because if you know how to play basketball, sometimes you having ability, too much ability can be a curse. Because sometimes you don't try to understand how to play basketball. You can just get by with athleticism. Yes, Marvin, you just brought up a good point. Sometimes you're basketball players versus athletes. That's when you see like a joker and a Luca on the NBA level. Like, oh, they can't run and jump, but they could play basketball, though. I didn't ask if you could run and jump. Charles Barkley says deer can run and jump. How about we go around the room? Best and worst of the weekend. Dylan in for Fritzy. Dylan, best and worst of the weekend. All right, Dan, Best of the weekend. It's officially March Madness. Time. We got the brackets. And as a gambler, that Thursday and Friday are hands down the best days of the year. Yeah, Worst of the weekend is that JJ Spawn had to wait till this morning to lose to Rory McElroy. Couldn't wrap it up yesterday. Had to. Had to sleep on it. Then he got out there and he, I think triple bogeyed the 17th. He put it in the water. You know, he wanted to have that over and done with yesterday. Once they went to a playoff, those thoughts start trickling in. Yeah. And he's a great underdog story, but it felt like the network and the crowd really wants Rory McElroy to step up and be a star again. Seaton, Best and worst of the weekend. My best of the weekend. Going to the south region, the number 13 seed, your Yale Bulldogs. Early Cinderella story. I. I don't know. They got a guard named Bez Mbang who some people are saying might be the most overlooked guard in the country. Just saying. Throw it on there. They play Texas A M. I believe that would be Mike Breen's favorite college player, Bezem. Bang, bang, bang, bang, bang. Yeah. Yeah. I'm gonna call them early Cinderella. All right. I like it. All right. I like it. Okay. My worst of the weekend. Well, obviously West Virginia. Yeah. How about a moment of silence for Seaton's Mountaineers? Pour one out. Here we go. All right. Okay. Marvin. Best and worst. You know, I'm going to start off with the worst. Jaylen Withers. Of North Carolina with the lane violation when they were down by one against Duke and they lost. Best of the weekend. Hubert Davis doing the press conference with Withers after he lost with his arm around him and just being there to support him. So love that. Yeah, that was. That was a feisty game. Duke blowing him out. Okay, if Duke blows out North Carolina, they're not in. North Carolina is not in. No, but they came back. They could have tied the game, won the game. Paulie, best and worst of the week. Your Cavaliers are in a free fall, Dan. They've lost one in a row. Off the map, off the radar bank. Yeah. Yeah. Killed him. Now 56 and 11. It's over. One game losing streak. It's over. Best of the weekend. Is the baseless media speculation that Cooper Flag, if Duke bows out early because he can't help them out, would come back for his sophomore year. It's kind of cool to think about. There's nothing to it yet, but he is only 18 years old, and this would technically be a senior year of high school, so. Yeah. His brother is still in high school. Twin brother. His twin brother's still in high school. I thought they did everything together and he was not held back. The other brother. Yeah, he's on normal. Yes. Yes. But I mean, if Cooper flag decides he wants to come back, I mean, I'm seeing where guys at Kansas state were getting $2 million a year, I think. Kansas State, Yes. He was a big transfer guy. $2 million at Kansas State. Yes. How did Michael Beasley get there again? Got $2 million. That was an nil. That was different. Like, what's Cooper Flag worth to duke? He's worth $10 million, right? I think. Yes, Marvin. And remember, he's got that New Balance shoe deal, too, so he's already got a sneaker. But another year, I mean, it'd be pretty cool. If I'm his dad, I would just say, do you love this? Like, you truly love this? You truly love school? You truly love being in college? Stay another year. Because that's really what it comes down to. You know, we rush these kids. And maybe. Maybe he'll. He would say, I'd like to come back. If they don't win a national championship, let's say they don't make it to the elite eight. More likely, Less likely. I'd be curious about that. All right, let me take a break. 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Like your greatest happiness is is not necessarily going to like come from a relationship your partner, they should add to your happiness, but your happiness is really coming from within you. Listen to Dope labs on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcast. Jerry Dulak has been covering the Steelers for a long time. By the way, Bill Cower will join us on the program tomorrow. Jerry Dulak covers the Steelers for the Pittsburgh Post Gazette and the Steelers Radio Network. If I ask you a month ago, what are the Steelers doing at quarterback, you would have said what I would have said, not Aaron Rodgers for sure. And I was the last thing I thought they would do. I thought it would be between, excuse me, Russell Wilson and Justin Fields with a split internally in the organization as to who wants as to which person wants which quarterback. And so knowing that the offensive coordinator is did not get along with Russell Wilson at the end, they butted heads over how the game, how the offense should be run and knowing that he was a big fan of Justin Fields, I thought they would lean toward that. But then the offensive coordinator doesn't trump the head coach, the GM and the owner. But there was a split there so that's what the way I thought it would unfold. And given the age difference and and the potential with what they saw from Justin Fields, I would have guessed Justin Fields, I would not have guessed waiting for Aaron Rodgers. The Steelers don't feel Steeler like right now that you bring in DK Metcalf, you don't have a quarterback. You're waiting for a quarterback that might not show up and if he shows up, who knows what you're getting. But is there a change of philosophy? Like it's not just hey we went nine and eight and we had a winning season and we lose in the first round. Like eventually you gotta aspire to a little more than that I would think. Yeah, you know Danny made the playoffs for the last five years so it's not like the sky is falling and there are more bun franchise but 10 and seven each of the last two years. But more significantly first round playoff exits. You know, that's eight years now without a playoff win. Mike Tomlin has now had eight, one and done. Marty Schottenheimer is the only guy with more with nine. So yeah, they aspire to more. The move for Aaron Rodgers, without question, Dan is very unsteeler. Like that's why I said just a bit earlier that that was the last thing I thought they would do would be get involved with that guy with a lot of the, you know, let's face it, strange behavior that he exhibits. But that's where they are and where, you know, what they are interested in right now is the same thing they were interested in last year. That is the immediacy of trying to win a playoff game and getting back on track. It's almost one step at a time. That's the next objective. But they haven't even reached that. I will tell you this. Whether Aaron Rodgers or if they feel compelled that they need to bring in a veteran through a trade, nobody's getting more than a one year deal. They are fully aware that it's time to move on and try to find, try to find that franchise quarterback. Can you see them doing anything in the draft, quarterback wise? Well, you know Dan, they gave up that number two pick in the DK Metcalf trade. So it's either, you know, it's either number one and I don't see him going into the first round this year. But certainly they know they have to do it by next year, maybe the third round. Take a chance on a guy if there's someone they like. I'm not going to sit here and tell you it's Jackson Dart or Will Howard. But I do know they have interest in those guys and don't know if they'll be there in the third round. Maybe they have to move into the second round to do so. But I know that is certainly if it's not urgency this year, it certainly is by next year. Would the Steeler fan base embrace Aaron Rodgers? The feedback slash blowback I've received, Dan, during this whole period is I don't think anybody is thrilled to see. Oh, some people are, but the majority are not in favor of the move somewhat for what you referenced earlier about it not seeming like the Steeler way. The guy's 42 years old. He won five games last year with the jets and hit the hit, you know, he had, he had Garrett Wilson, Devonte Adams, Alan Lazard. He had much better receivers than the Steelers had and that's what you're looking at here. So it's not like it offers a lot of promise. You know, Dan, I'll say this. Aaron Rodgers is the greatest thrower of the football that I have ever seen. But he's 42 and, you know, let's face it, I think he's putting out on the 18th green if he isn't already finished with his round. Professionally speaking. He's Jerry Dulak. He covers the Steelers for the Pittsburgh Post Gazette. Steelers radio network handicap the rest of the division here. Let me start with the Bengals with what they did last night by tying up those two receivers. And maybe they have enough money to sign Trey Hendrickson. Yeah, that's going to be a big key because now you're going to, you know, let's face it, you sign those two, you're going to weaken the rest of their. Of your team. I don't blame them for what they did, but that is a lot of money tied up in a quarterback and two wide receivers, probably at the sake of the rest of your team. You know, Trey Hendrickson was the one guy on that defense that, you know, gave them a bit of a spark. But if you can't sign him, and if they do now, you're really hamstrung with how much money you have left. So really, are those four guys enough to challenge the Ravens? Well, I'm a big Joe Burrow fan and there's two wide receivers. The one in particular is a leap. So, you know, I would, because of the issues right now, I'd put them ahead of the Steelers. I never would rank the Browns ahead of the Steelers because along with the jets, to me, they're the two most dysfunctional franchises in the NFL. And, you know, the Ravens are still the Ravens. So, you know, if you want me to handicap it, I'd say Baltimore 1, Cincinnati 2, Steelers 3, Browns 4. It's always nice to have the Browns still in the division there, Jerry. Yes, it is. It means you don't have to finish in a basement. Yeah, but I wonder what they're going to do. Can they get squirrely and take a quarterback, you know, at 2? Well, they would have to trade into the round to get it, Dan, because that second round pick is gone. You know, I will tell you this. I have not gotten any sense of panic in the organization. They feel, if need be, based on what they saw the last three games of the 2023 season from Mason Rudolph, that if he has to be your starter, then they will go along with that. All that being said, Dan, this is a team that always, always Always has two quarterbacks at the ready, two veterans. And so even if they don't sign Aaron Rodgers, they have to bring in some type of quarterback with starting experience, veteran starting experience. Skyler Thompson isn't that guy. And so either way, even if it is going to be Mason Rudolph and even if they draft a quarterback, they still want to have a veteran either as the second quarterback or the third quarterback. Do you think Russell Wilson is still a starter in this league? I will. Let me say this. He is still an option for the Steelers, but not a solid one, Dan, because you know, he's, he's down the totem pole because if he was any type of option that they seriously considered, I think they would have made that move by now. You know, I think Russell Wilson gets a bad rap. I look at what he did for those first seven games that he started. This offense, averaged nearly 29 points a game and it finally, finally looked like a unit that was capable of bailing out the defense, which is exactly what he did in that game in Cincinnati when He put up 44 points, the Bengals scored 38 and he threw for 414. And actually outdoor Joe Burrow. It was from that point on, strangely enough, where I think the head butting began with the coordinator. And we know what happened. I'm not saying that's the reason, but they lost their last five games. So I think Russell Wilson can be an effective starter, but he's certainly not a guy who I think in the short term, but I don't think you're going to bring him in and think he's going to be your quarterback for the next two or three years. Can Mike Tomlin survive another 10 and 7 first round exit or you know, sometimes both say, both sides say maybe, you know, we've gone as far as we could go. I. So I don't know. The Steelers don't fire coaches, but can he survive that scenario? I think he could survive another 10 and 7. I think he could survive 9 and 8. They gave him a three year extension. He's good through 2027. And I've always gotten a sense, Dan, that, you know, it's up to Mike Tomlinson if, if and when he feels maybe I've had enough, you know, all this. None of this debate is about whether Mike Tomlin is a good coach. We know that. It's about how much longer are you going to continue to watch the same thing before you think, hey, you know what, maybe we just need a change. And it's no reflection on whether Mike Tomlin is a good coach or not. Great to talk to you as always. Thank you, Jerry. Yeah, Dan, you got it. Good being with you, man. That's Jerry Dulek. Been with the Steelers a long, long time. Bill Cower will join us on the program tomorrow. Yeah, it's unstealer like that. You don't know who your quarterback is, and you're waiting for Aaron Rodgers. How much does that solve? Can you get two years out of him? What? What. What are those two years going to look like? Do you want a guy who may not want you, like that guy wants the Vikings? Or he would have gone to the Steelers already. Or the Giants. Yes, they. The Steelers right now are a perfect example of what happens when you take one wrong guy. And like the dominoes that happen after that, when you're looking and you think Kenny Pickett is going to be the guy, and then he's not, and you're like, oh, crap. Well, we thought he was going to be the guy. Now we got to find this other guy who wasn't the guy, and then another guy who wasn't the guy. And we're still trying to find the guy, and we're not used to not having the guy. You know, that one wrong pick, and all of the sudden you're just kind of spinning your wheels, looking for a quarterback. Yeah, you know, everybody's looking for their quarterback. They think they find their quarterback and then they, you know, Tennessee, Tennessee. Their warning signs don't take that quarterback. But, you know, you get caught up in. You fall in love, and, you know, that's what's dangerous. These teams will fall in love with somebody. You know, Johnny Manziel blew away the Browns in his interview. They're like, this guy is unbelievable. And he went in, and if you've been around Johnny. Yeah, I could see him. He'd go in there and he. If you're old enough to remember, Leave it to Beaver. Eddie Haskell. Johnny Manziel was Eddie Haskell. He'd come and, hello, Mr. And Mrs. Cleaver, is Wallace at home? And then he'd go up there, and Eddie was a knucklehead. That was Johnny Manziel. He could get in the door, but you didn't want to know what he was doing upstairs. Yes, Paulie, I just went back and looked at that 2022 draft where Pittsburgh took Kenny Pickett. He was the only quarterback to be drafted in round one, in the second round, the only quarter there was no quarterbacks drafted in round two. Round three, was Desmond Ritter. So in the first round, two and a half rounds, two quarterbacks. That's an ultimate anomaly in this NFL. Yeah, but you don't need to take a quarterback if it's not the right quarterback. There wasn't one dude on earth who could be a first rounder, but there's only one, maybe this year, maybe two that are going to be drafted in the first round. For the emphasis, the importance, the amount of money that's attached to that position. We still have teams that can't draft quarterbacks or how many teams have quarterbacks where you go, I don't know. Right. And then that draft, Brock Purdy gets taken as the last pick, Mr. Irrelevant. And he's going to be making $50 million a year. And you would have thought Kenny Pickett going to the Steelers with Mike Tomlin and that organization and you know, there's no turnover there, that you would have a guy who would have the consistency year in and year out to develop, and he never did. But that's why, I mean, franchises are affected, you know, either real in. In such a. Like Jaylen Herz. Look at what he was with the Eagles. They had Carson Wentz, MVP candidate, and they say, let's get Jaylen Herz. Yes. Marv. Why do you always look at me when you mention Kenny Picky Dang? You did. I did. I did. I could feel Dylan and Seaton behind me just staring at me, giggling. Just don't know how to relate to that anymore. Yeah, Seaton's hands are massive compared to yours. Paws. Yes. There's nothing worse. Hey, Marvin. Oh, you want a high five? Hell, no. I want to high five from you. You're my least favorite. I just want to measure your hands. Oh, my bad. You're right. I do look at you when I. When I say Kenny Pickett, I do look at you in your hands and I apologize. You did it, like, twice. I know. I did. I did. I did. That's bad. I'm sorry. Corey in Kansas City. Hi, Corey. What's on your mind today? Top of the morning, Mr. Patrick. To you and the boys. Seaton, Marv, Wu Tang forever. Guys. Two things. One, last week, you guys are having some fun with Furman University. I don't know if you guys have ever heard of Friends University of Central Kansas, which has since been changed just to Friends University. Thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you. I got that one. It's where you put that on your jersey. The initials Nick and Irvine. Hi, Nick. What's on your mind today? Danny? Nick from Southern California. You cannot. There's nothing good about green, really, but you know, I'm wearing it. Don't like to be pinched. The best of the weekend got us. Gotta give it to the Tigers in Tokyo shutting out the Cubs and the Dodgers back to back days. That was very impressive. The second best of the weekend is how hyped everyone is here in California, especially SoCal with the Lakers. No one's going to beat the Lakers, Dan. You know it. And. And does anybody want to do a pie to the face with Nick? Nick says the Lakers are winning the NBA title. Yes, Polly. Yeah. Not anti Lakers. All right, Nick, do you want to do a pie to the face? You got the Lakers winning the title. Yeah, I got the Lakers winning the title. Doing pie to the face. Sure. Whatever that is. And I will. Yeah. The Lakers and the Dodgers. Dodgers, here's a stat of the day for you. The Dodgers have improved more than any defending World Series team in history. 33.75% according to Nick Stats. And it's unbelievable how much better the Dodgers are. And it's going to be outstanding. I predict 15 wins for Shohei Ohtani. That's over. Under 15 wins right there. Anyone want to do a pie to the face? Anybody? Marvin? Marvin will take the under on that. That show really does. Under Marvin. Yes, really. Starting pitchers pitch, what, five and a half innings? Nick, you got two pies to the face. So you got the Lakers winning the title and Shohei Ohtani winning at least 15 games. Marvin took the under. Paulie and Seaton took the field against the Lakers. I mean, I got to get LeBron back. You know, I'm not sure what the time frame on that is. Yes, I already know what's going to happen if the Lakers play the Nuggets. It's going to be game seven. Some Jamal Murray misses a big shot and Jokic gets a big offensive rebound because they don't have any size. That's. I'm calling it. Oh, you are? That's it. Okay. Wow. Last call for phone calls. What we learned, what's in store tomorrow, this day in sports history. All of that 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. I'm Mary Kay McBrayer, host of the podcast the Greatest True Crime Stories Ever Told. 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Search with AI you can learn about how a Michelin star chef is redesigning seeds for flavor and how Pixar is nurturing a creative culture. Listen to Building One on the iHeartRadio app, Apple, or wherever you get your podcasts. Bagpipes came in earlier today. Paulie goes, I'd like to try to play the bagpipes. I said, all right, we'll see if we can ask one of the guys if you can blow on his bagpipes. And so had the band in here, they were playing. Paulie, how was it? It's quite complex. You have just holding the apparatus. There's a bunch of stuff you have to have two hands on the. The holes. You have to fill up the bag of air every couple seconds and then use your arm to press it out. I'm not exactly a cardio guy. On a good day, I was barely to get any audio out of it. But you did make some noise. I did. Thankfully their noise drowned out your noise. Correct. But yeah, they came in bagpipes. Their yearly visit here to the man cave. I wouldn't have picked any of those guys for being great cardio people either by looking at them up and down. But no, they said they had to march and do this. Yeah, yeah. I mean, they're not Iron man, you know, it's not like a triathlon. They're making it seem like, yeah, how about if you walked up a hill with this? Like, yeah, okay. Like, I. I wouldn't want to challenge them at the bar, but as far as a cardio contest, I think I could hold my own there. Yes, Dylan, I was gonna say. And it turns into cardio depending on how many drinks you've had that day. All of a sudden, walking with bagpipes is actually pretty impressive. Plus, you know, these guys wear their kilts and some don't wear anything underneath it, as McLovin found out the hard way a couple of years ago. I think he was lying on the floor and all of a sudden one of the guys came over and showed his bagpipes. Yeah, they all had to, like, march over him. I think he lost a bet. And they had to lay on the ground and they all marched over. Traumatizing. I had a guy describe a guy have. He was wearing short shorts and one of his testicles popped out. And he says, yeah, the guy. One of his chandeliers fell out in the ballroom. Or it was something like. I'd never heard the expression, but it was something like that. That one of his chandeliers fell out in the ballroom. So I'm like, okay, I'll take your word on that. Let's see. Jim in Michigan. Hi, Jim. What's on your mind today? I. Second time caller. I was listening to you guys talk about shows you like to watch on cable. Whatever. My granddaughter got me involved with a show called Squid Games. Oh, yeah. South Korean product. And I was. It blew my mind. It was pretty squirrely. I'm not used to that kind of violence, but it was. I thought if anybody, you guys would know about it, so. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. That's, you know, couple of years ago that came out. That was a big deal. Red light, green light. That was hell of a show. That's all you needed to watch. I was hooked. The other shows that have followed up didn't really gather my interest much, but the first season of Squid Game. Pretty wild. Yes, Dylan. Then they made a second season. Yeah, that came out recently. Did anyone watch that? No. It was the same guy who won. And then he comes back because he wants to take down these people. I feel like that was kind of a one and done season. Yeah, I mean, it was. It was amazing. The shock value there. Season two is good. It's just a different experience because he's going through it the second time and. And so are you. Yeah. And so the. The way that it keeps, like sort of the first season, it keeps ramping up and getting more and more terrible. It doesn't quite have the Same effect, but they don't, they don't really try to duplicate it either. Frankie in Milwaukee. Hi, Frankie. Hey. Just calling in to say how important I think it is for Aaron Rodgers to be a Minnesota Viking. And my rationale is it's been 58 years and a rookie quarterback has never won the Super Bowl. So I think they're only shot is to get Aaron Rodgers on board. But J.J. mcCarthy would not be a rookie. This, this would be his second year. Mahomes sat his first year as well. He wasn't injured this day in sports history. Paul, what do you have for me today? Just a couple. 2003, Jose Canseco was released from jail. A brawl and a nightclub, shockingly, and he was sentenced to two years of house arrest. And then 2005, staying with the theme, several MLB players spoke about steroid use to the House Government reform committee. Mark McGuire, Jose Cansego, Sammy Sosa, Rafi Palmero joined the hearing. I remember that morning I was at ESPN and I was talking to Mark McGuire's agent and I said, what's Mark going to say? We said, you know, we have what we need to say. You know, we have a game plan. And the game plan was, I'm not here to talk about the past. And I wish he would have run that by me and just said, you know, we're just going to say we're not here to talk about the past. Because I would have said, don't do that. Don't do that. But I mean, you had Raphael Palmeiro in there waving his finger. Who would have thought that Canseco was the only honest guy up there this day in sports history. 1999, Blue Jays manager Tim Johnson was fired. You know why he was fired? So it's not even baseball, you know, it's spring training. He admitted that he made up war stories from Vietnam that he used to fire up the team. And he made them up. Dang. I mean, dang, it's, it's baseball. Do you need to fire up your team? Football, win one for the Gifford. Yes. I remember a NAM 68. Like, what are we doing? Dang. That is, you know, like George O'Leary. He lost out on the Notre Dame job, that he lied about his resume. Who's Brian? The news guy. Brian Williams. Brian Williams. Didn't he lie about being shot down in a helicopter? Shot at. He said his helicopter was shot at. And during the investigation into it, they actually used audio and subpoenaed audio from our show when Brian Williams is on. Oh, yeah. Oh, I didn't know. The investigators asked for audio from Brian's appearance on our show where he also referenced it. Oh, yeah. Let's go around the room. What we learned on the program Dylan is in for Fritzi. What'd you learn today, Dylan? I learned that there is a Friends university and it is in central Kansas. Seat no Connor. Got some pie bets coming. Yes, we do. Marvin, what did you learn today? You compare Johnny Manziel to Eddie Haskell. Yeah. If you're old enough to remember leave it to beaver, Paul Dylan kind of smells like St. Patrick's Day. Yeah. Did you wear that outfit yesterday? No, I actually didn't. This is a fresh then. Oh, okay. A freshie. The freshie. Okay, Marvin, what did I learn today? You learned that Dylan didn't wear that yesterday. Thank you. Thank you. Have a great day, everybody. 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