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This is an I heart podcast. On the podcast Health Stuff, we are tackling all the health questions that keep you up at night.
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I'm Dr. Priyanka Wali, a double board certified physician.
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And I'm Hari Kundabolu, a comedian and someone who once googled do I have scurvy at 3am and on our show we're talking about health in a different way. Like our episode where we look at diabetes in the United states.
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I mean, 50% of Americans are pre diabetic.
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How preventable is type 2?
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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. Let's go 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.
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She said Johnny, the kids didn't come home last night. Along the central Texas plains, teens are dying, suicides that don't make sense, Strange accidents and brutal murders in what seems to be a plot ripped straight out of Breaking Bad.
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Drugs, alcohol, trafficking of people.
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There are people out there that absolutely know what happened. Listen to Paper Ghosts, the Texas Teen murders on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. I'm Robert Smith and this is Jacob Goldstein and we used to host a show called Planet Money and now we're back making this new podcast called Business History about the best ideas and people and businesses in history and some of the worst people, horrible ideas and destructive companies in the history of business. First episode, how Southwest Airlines used cheap seats and free whiskey to fight its way into the airline business. The most Texas story ever. Listen to Business history on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts.
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What do you get when you mix 1950s Hollywood, a Cuban musician with a dream, and one of the most iconic sitcoms of all time? You get Desi Arnaz on the podcast starring Desi Arnaz and Wilmer Valderrama. I'll take you on a journey to Desi's life, how he redefined American television and what that meant for all of us. Watching from sidelines, waiting for a face like ours on screen. Listen to starring Desi Arnaz and Wilmer valderrama on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast.
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You are listening to the Dan Patrick show on Fox Sports Radio. Final hour on a Meat Friday is always mixed emotions. On the one hand, I'm having an absolute blast sitting in the big chair for Dan, as I always tell people when I see him at the airport or whatever. It really is as fun as it looks, it's even more fun. One of my favorite things to do, my favorite things to do are to call games and to fill in for Dan because the Dan hats are awesome. So the, the downside of starting the final hour is that I only have an hour left. Then I got to drive four hours back to Pennsylvania. The positive part of it being the final hour, we're like 53 minutes away from meat Friday, and I gotta tell you, my salivary glands are like, working overtime right now. We got baby back and St. Louis ribs, beer brats, jalapeno. How do you say that word, Fritzi? Jalapeno. Okay. But it is jalapeno Mac and cheese, coleslaw, and all of the spicy mustard I can possibly consume, per my guy, Dylan Grady. I am very much. I'm. I'm hungry. You know what's weird? I kind of do the intermittent fasting thing. So I usually eat it like 10, 2, and 6, but stayed in the hotel. I'm like whatever it is at Marriott, platinum, titanium, sapphire for life or whatever. I don't know what I am. But so I can go to the concierge lounge. They have a really nice breakfast. So I had that at 6:30, knowing that I wouldn't eat here till 12. Thank goodness, because I would be ready to gnaw my arm off right now. Yes, Fritzi, how does it affect your mood? You hear these stories. People get hangry and it just alters your mood significantly. People get like, really pissed off when they're starving. Do you keep that under control or do you get to a point where if you haven't eaten a while and you're really hungry, you're not fun to be around. The latter ladder. Now I'm okay because I'm on the show here and I had breakfast and I know I'm going to eat in an hour, but my family knows when I get hangry and that it's. It's not Good. I'm the same way if I'm super tired. I mean, isn't that most people who, like, are people out there actually in a really good mood when they're hungry or tired? That's not even a thing. Yes, polly. And waiting 45 minutes, this is our worst problem, that there's great food right outside, but we have to wait 45 minutes.
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It's like going to a cookout and you get there and the grills cooking, the people are cooking and you see good food.
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Like, well, we're going to open up about half an hour, half an hour, 45 minutes.
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And you got to sit and wait.
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You know what else is so interesting? When you're at like a family event like that, or maybe a more formal event and they put the food out and nobody wants to be the first person to go over there. And my wife will look at me, I'll look at her, she'll look at me and she'll be like, nope, don't do it. Because she doesn't know if it's open yet. She doesn't know if it's appropriate yet. So, you know, I do in those situations. I go up to my sister in law and I'm like, go ahead, I think we can start now. Go ahead. I think we can start now. And she'll do it. She'll get in line and I'll go right behind her. I'm right there. Ready to be number two? Yes. Fritzi, what happens on the other end? When is that last slider or that last meatball? That last whatever? Do you have any shyness about, like, I'm taking that. I don't care. You know what's so funny about that, Fritzi? My wife's family, okay? It's like a faux pas to eat the last thing to finish it because it's like you're being impolite or selfish. So like, let's just say, for example, there's one last brat there in the tray, okay? They will, like, if someone still wants it, they'll cut it in half and they'll eat a half. Guess what? Guess what? The next person, if they want some, they'll. They'll cut that half into a half. They have a bite. They were trained that you never want to be the person that finishes the food. Meanwhile, I grew up military. My mom was an army brat. So my grandparents, if it's on your plate, you finish it. And also, like, you're highly encouraged to eat. My grandparents, I think it's why I'm so big. They Would cheer me on as I ate at their house. Go, Rossi. Go, Rossi. Look at him go. Look at him go. So I just scarf things down. Seaton, how were you eating as a child that they said, look at them go. Oh, my gosh, they love. I'm not even kidding. I would sit there, they'd make me, like, 10 eggs, okay. With meat and whatever and potatoes. I'm like 12 years old, 14 years old. They're not even sitting down. They're both standing up. And my grandma, my mom, mom Evelyn, she would say to my pop up, carl, look at him, Carl, look at him go. Look at him go and call me. I know, I know. What is it with that? That they got so excited if their grandkids, maybe their kids too. But it meant so much to them that I was such a good eater. It's like they were around in the Great Depression, and just in case it happened again, they wanted me to store up for the next 20 years. Like, what is that? Seaton?
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We were sort of a mix in my house. Like, my mom was definitely somebody who.
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Was like, oh, clean plate club. Look at you. Finished all your food. She was always very happy about that.
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But if there were other people around, we also had, like, family hold back.
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Like, you don't eat until everybody else is eating and you don't eat the last thing. Like, so I. I have a little bit of.
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If there's one left, I'm not touching it. There's no way.
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Okay, okay. So that's like my wife's family. Yeah, I'm.
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I'm definitely.
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There's no way that I'm touching it. And Seaton, by the same token, in my wife's family, like, she thinks it's very healthy to not clean your plate to show some. I don't know, is it prudence or some restriction and, like, it's totally okay to not clean your plate. I grew up the exact opposite. So, like, when my daughters. When my daughters don't finish their food, it. It, like, goes through me. Because I was raised for 20 years, you eat everything on your plate. My wife is like, you don't want to do that. You're going to give them a complex. They can eat what they want, and then they don't need to do more than that.
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Paulie, one thing about, like, the waiting.
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In line for food, like, if it's.
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A buffet style, if you're going to go for seconds, you wait till the line has completely dissipated. Like, you watch the line, you monitor the line. If you got in early with Your plate. You finish your plate, you want to kind of go in for seconds.
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I think the general policy is the line's over now. I can go in.
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You can't get in the line when.
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There'S still a line. I have a question on that.
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Go ahead.
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What if when you went through the line, you forgot something and you want it now? It's not. It's not a second. You're not getting a second helping of anything. You've decided after hearing from other people that you want a first helping of something, but that's on you. It's towards the end of the line.
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Now towards.
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Do you have to. Do you have to get. No, no. Is towards the end of the buffet. Do you have to go all the way to the start of the buffet, or can you go right for your direct target and hit it?
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No, you cannot go right for the meatballs, The Swedish meatballs that you passed on the first time. You have to start over and deal.
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With your mistake that you made. Correct. And I can see the look on your face. You're not that guy. I'd find someone that I'm comfortable with that's somewhere within the vicinity of the item I missed and said, can you get just a few extra ones and, you know, bring it to me and I'll take a few meatballs off your plate. You could take four more than you normally would take. I'm not going to. The beginning of the line is like 50 people. All right. How do we even get on these topics? This is a sports show. What? Like, how did that even happen? I don't even know. Oh, it's kind of what we do Friday. It's kind of what we do. Yes. Marvin, quick question for the room. Are you guys a to go plate type of person? Like, in my family, it's, hey, guys, there's food left over. Hey, grab a plate. Grab aluminum foil and take a plate home. Are you guys take plates? Absolutely. Guess what? One of my favorite things about my wife, she's huge on leftovers. My in laws did a great job. Listen, I have a friend who married a girl based off leftovers. No, I have a friend who married a girl that said to me one time, I don't eat leftovers. She's too good for leftovers. She doesn't eat leftovers. I was like, whoa, bro, that's a red flag. Like, my wife. My wife. If we have a good weekend eating out, that can be her lunch at work for the whole week. That's a keeper. Oh, she's a keeper. There's no question, you guys, okay? Just everybody knows. I promise. I'm trying to get to sports. They keep, like, giving me signals and. Go ahead. Fritzi, you have to be offered leftovers, though, right? If you're. If you're not hosting and you're in someone's house, you can't just stop making yourself a plate with. Can I borrow some Reynolds wrap? Oh, of course I'm gonna take some stuff. Of course it has to be offered up. You can't even ask that they have to offer it if you're at somebody else's house. The leftovers are theirs unless they say to you, you should take a plate with you. By the way, now that we're 10 minutes into the segment, I want to make sure to welcome everybody that's watching on Peacock. All of the four or five hundred Fox Sports Radio affiliates love those of you over@danpatrick.com I really want to get to a phone call. Hopefully I will right here. 8773 DP Show. You can hit us up on social media at DP show on Twitter X. I am @ Ross Tucker NFL. Really? On any platform. So Facebook, Tik tok, Instagram, whatever. And love those of you that check us out later on via podcast. Shout out to all of you if you ever miss me. You can check me out in the Ross Tucker football podcast or the even money betting podcast, if that is what you're into. Sunday night, a tough Pittsburgh squad faces a major challenge on the road. Aaron Rodgers leads the Steelers against Justin Herbert and the chargers in primetime, 7 Eastern on NBC. And Peacock, we got Dane Brugler, who is maybe the best NFL draft analyst out there. At least when you talk to teams, they will say the stuff that Dane does is the closest to what the NFL teams do. He's going to talk to us about the quarterbacks available in the 2026 draft because it's not looking real good right now. But first, we got to say something about last night's game and we got to get to the stat of the day, which is brought to you by Panini America, the official trading cards of the Dan Patrick show in last night's game. If you missed it, you should be very happy that you missed it. Both teams, the Denver Broncos and the Las Vegas Raiders, had more penalties than points. I believe it's the first time that's happened since, like 1950. And that is the start of the day. Start of the day. Stat of the day. Stat of the day. Of the day. Stat of the day. Here comes that what stat of the day. All right, so Fritzi is wearing a Mark Davis wig because he lost a bet because he laid 10 points with the Denver Broncos with our buddy in Ohio. Fritzi, if I had to, where would you set the over under on the Broncos playoff chances after last night's game? If you said the Broncos will get to they will do this in the playoffs and the rest of us can can take the over or the under. I am going to say that they would win a the first playoff game and then and that would be like a wild card weekend game because I'm not convinced they're running away with the division or anything and that they would lose a close one in a divisional playoff. And I hope I'm wrong. Okay. See how that would be for over under. I, I think I'm taking the under. I think you're, you're saying they get to the divisional round, that means that they're beating somebody pretty good. But it might be a home game right now. Gosh, it makes such a difference whether or not it's a home game. Gosh. Go ahead, Paulie.
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I looking at them right now, I don't like them over the Colts, Patriots, Bills, Chiefs. If the Chiefs make it, Chargers is close.
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I think Patriots is close.
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Yeah, I think the Patriots been not getting a lot of attention but playing great.
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I don't like them over the Colts, Bills, Chiefs or Ravens. Marv. I think they might be this year's Minnesota Vikings where it's, they have a great record but you don't believe in them at all. That was like the Sam Darnold effect last year. Does that still happen? Do you guys still have scar tissue on Sam Darnold from last year as it relates to the Seahawks?
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Well, we talked about it a lot.
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Last year because with four or five.
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Games left in the season, the huge.
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Topic was what does Minnesota do?
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Do they sign Sam Darnold?
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And everyone said, yes, you have to.
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Yes, you have to. And then those last two games, the regular season and playoff game, he gave.
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Enough wiggle room to move on and they went with J.J. mcCarthy.
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It's like their decision was made before.
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By drafting McCarthy, but now when you watch what he's doing in Seattle, it's.
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It'S like revisionist history of what their decision was.
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I'm going to check it out on social media at Ross Tucker NFL but I do want to hear from a couple of our great callers that have been holding for a long time to tell us their bucket list sports venue. How about David in Texas. Go ahead, David. Hey, guys. Yeah, so one that popped into my mind that I thought was really cool.
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Is the 16th hole at the Waste.
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Management Open in Phoenix. It looks like a blast every time they show it. You know, I was out there for the Super Bowl a couple years ago, and I guess I could have gone, but I didn't. I will say this. I went to the US Open this summer. A buddy of mine had a hospitality tent. I didn't watch a whole lot of golf, but I had a blast. And I had no idea there's, like, these villages of parties going on at these golf tournaments that you like. I think I saw five guys hit golf shots. I wasn't there for the golf. I was there for the. I guess hospitality is the nicest way to say that. All right, what about Scott in Vermont? Go ahead, Scott. Paul is there. Guys, 5, 11, 180.
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You know, Dan. Dan, backroom guys.
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Love you guys. Ross, you crush anyone, you know, that could be filling in for DP Shoes.
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I'm a Celt Sox Bruins Eagles fan.
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Because of Randall Cunningham.
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My number one venue would be the link, but my number two venue would be one that probably none of us have been to, which is in Dyersville, Iowa, the Field of Dreams.
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And lastly, since I'm on, I just want to reference, you know, Paul, you know, Beastie Boys, Paul Revere.
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Well, here's a little stat I like to say.
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It's that stat of the day.
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It's that stat of the day.
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It's stat going down and stat history. It's that stat, stat, stat. Dp Nice. Gussy Scott in Vermont. I like it. By the way, how about the fact that Scott's favorite football player ever is mine? My favorite football player ever, Randall Cunningham. Randall Cunningham was like all these guys playing now. Way before all these guys playing now. To think that that was 40 years ago. 1985 was the first Eagles game I went to with my dad, Randall's rookie year. Gosh, he was absolutely awesome. Loved every aspect of it. I also love talking about with my guy, Dane Brugler. It's super important for all these teams. How many teams. Paul, you have a homework assignment during the break. How many teams right now do you think will and or could draft a quarterback in the first round? Because we got to find out how many guys are even worthy of it. From Dane Brugler when we come back. It's 18 minutes past the out here on 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.
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Radio in the iHeartRadio app.
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Hey, it's Rob Parker and Kelvin Washington from the Odd Couple on Fox Sports Radio. And in addition to hearing us live weeknights from 7 to 10pm Eastern on Fox Sports Radio, we are excited to announce brand new YouTube channel for the show. That's right, you can now watch the Odd couple live on YouTube every day. All you got to do, search Odd Couple FSR on YouTube again. YouTube. Just search Odd Couple FSR. Check us out on YouTube and subscribe. On the podcast Health Stuff, we are tackling all the health questions that keep you up at night.
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Yes, I'm Dr. Priyanka Wally, a double board certified physician.
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And I'm Hari Kondabolu, a comedian and someone who once googled do I have scurvy? At 3am on health stuff, we're talking.
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About health in a different way.
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It's not only about what we can do to improve our health, but also.
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What our health says about us and the way we're living.
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Like our episode where we look at diabetes in the United states.
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I mean, 50% of Americans are pre diabetic.
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How preventable is type 2?
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Extremely. Or our in depth analysis of how incredible mangoes are.
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Oh, it's hard to explain to rest of the world that like your mangoes are fine because mangoes are incredible. But like you don't even know. You don't know, you don't know. It's going to be a fun ride.
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So tune in.
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Listen to health stuff on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. She said Johnny, the kids didn't come home last night. Along the central Texas plains, teens are dying, suicides that don't make sense, strange accidents and brutal murders in what seems to be a plot ripped straight out of Breaking Bad.
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Drugs, alcohol, trafficking of people.
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There are people out there that absolutely know what happened. Listen to Paper Ghosts, the Texas teen murders on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. I'm Robert Smith and this is Jacob Goldstein and we used to host a show called Planet Money. And now we're back making this new podcast called Business History about the best ideas and people and businesses in history and some of the worst people, horrible ideas and destructive companies in the history of business. Having a genius idea without a need for it is nothing. It's like not having it at all. It's a very simple, elegant lesson. Make something people want. First episode, how Southwest Airlines used cheap seats and free whiskey to fight its way into the airline business. The most Texas story ever. There's a lot of mavericks in that story. We're gonna have mavericks on the show. We're gonna have plenty of robber barons. 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, along with some of the darker mom often get overlooked, like Thomas Edison and the electric chair. Listen to business history on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.
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What do you get when you mix 1950s Hollywood, a Cuban musician with a dream, and one of the most iconic sitcoms of all time, you get Desi Arness, a trailblazer, a businessman, a husband, and maybe most importantly, the first Latino to break primetime Wide open. I'm Willmer Valderrama. And yes, I grew up watching him, probably just like you and millions of others. But for me, I saw myself in his story. From cleaning canary cages to this night here in New York, it's a long ways. On the podcast, starring Desi Arnaz and Wilmer Valderrama, I'll take you on a journey to Desi's life. The moments it has overlapped with mine. How he redefined American television and what that meant for all of us watching from the sidelines, waiting for a face like ours on screen. This is the story of how one man spotlight lit the path for so many others and how we carry his legacy today. Listen to Starring Desi Arnaz and Wilmer Valderrama. That's part of the My Cultura Podcast network, available on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast.
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In the new podcast, Hell in Heaven, two young Americans moved to the Costa.
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Rican jungle to speak.
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Start over.
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But one will end up dead. The other tried for murder not once.
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People went wild, not twice, stunned, but three times. John and Ann Bender are rich and attractive and they're devoted to each other.
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They create a nature reserve and build.
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A spectacular circular home high on the top of a hill.
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But little by little, their dream starts.
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To crumble and our couple retreat from reality. They lose it. They actually lose it.
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They sort of went nuts until one.
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Night, everything spins out of control. Listen to Hell in Heaven on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts coming down the home stretch here on a meat Friday. I gotta tell you, by the way, it really is humbling during the breaks to look at my Twitter x mentions and see all the positive feedback from you guys. I see it all and it means a lot. Really, really appreciate it. You guys are the best at Ross Tucker NFL. Oh and if you're the people that think I stink, don't go ahead and don't, don't send me anything. Just ignore those now. You know what, I didn't see any today. I'm sure there some but I didn't see any yet today. Greatly appreciate it at Ross Tucker NFL with you for about 30 more minutes and then I am going to see how many ribs I can put in a styrofoam cup and eat on the drive back to my beloved Pennsylvania. We got to get to my guy, Dane Brugler momentarily. I think he's fantastic. He always has been. Highly encourage you to follow his work for the athletic at DP Brugler. But I gave Paulie an assignment during the break and the assignment was to identify how many teams we think are going to be in the market for a first round quarterback. Go ahead, Paulie. All right, here we go.
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This is the current 2026 NFL draft.
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Order as of today.
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New Orleans number one.
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Yes. There's a very strong chance.
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Tennessee Titans. No.
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No, I don't think so.
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The New York jets at three.
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Absolutely.
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The Miami Dolphins at four. With Tua with one more year on his contract.
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I'm going to say unlikely but possible.
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New York Giants at five is a no.
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That's a no. Las Vegas at six, very possible.
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Almost likely.
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The Cleveland Cavaliers, Cleveland Browns at 7, highly likely.
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Washington 8 is a no. Sensei at 9 is a no. Ravens at 10 is a no. How about this? The Rams, because of the trade with Atlanta, the rams had the 11th pick of the draft.
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Well, let me just say this too. For a bunch of those teams you mentioned, Tyler Schuck has something to say about this for the Saints the rest of the year. Dylan Gabriel and Shador Sanders have something to say about this for the rest of the year. I'm just going by heck, Geno Smith has something to say about it for the rest of the year. I'm just going by based on if I had to make the determination right now. Let's go to my guy, Dane Brugler. I, I try to get him on my shows as often as I can. Ross Tucker football podcast Sometimes he's on the college draft podcast. He does a terrific work. I don't know anybody that puts in the time that Dane does. Dana, I want to start with this. Thank you so much for coming on the show. As always, who were your top. And this is documented, so don't try to lie. Now, who were your top five quarterbacks coming into this year in college football for the 2026 NFL Draft?
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So if we go back to my top 50 that came out in August, it would have been Arch Manning, Lenora Sellers, Garrett Nussmeier, Fernando Mendoza and Drew Aller. Top five, and they would have spanned between two and like 35 in the top 50. Fair. Safe to say, or that Arch Manning, you know, projection has not panned out the way we thought it would. I don't even think we consider him a 2026 prospect anymore. We're looking at him at 2027 and beyond Nussmeyer, everything that's happened with that LSU offense, that's, that's been a struggle. Lenora Sellers is tough because the talent is evident and you watch South Carolina play and I don't think that the quarterback's the problem. And so Lenora Seller is still just 20 years old. He's a young player and he'll have a big decision to make after this year about what his future holds. He's a South Carolina kid. His younger brother's on the team, so transferring isn't exactly the obvious answer for him. Do you go to the NFL? Do you really think going back to South Carolina is going to make you better? So Lenora Sellers kind of in a weird spot. Fernando Mendoza was a top 20 prospect coming in. He has only elevated himself with the way he's played as a first year starter at Indiana. Coming over from Cal, he's got the Hoosiers as a national title contender. And then Drew Aller. Unfortunately, things did not play out the way he had hoped over the first month of the season. And then unfortunately for him, he doesn't have the second half of the season to kind of rectify that and make things better after that season ending ankle injury that is going to sideline him for who knows how long. You know, may hopefully we see him back during the draft process so he can throw for scouts.
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All right, so who are like the top three or four guys now? So, you know, Paulie and I just went over a bunch of teams might be drafting quarterbacks in the top 10. It sounds like Mendoza is the only guy that's still one of the top three or four now, is that right?
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Well, I think that if you're going to put odds on it right now, I think Mendoza is the odds on favor. To be the first quarterback drafted, I think is a very similar skill set to say Like a Jared Goff where the physical traits aren't necessarily going to wow you, but it's the football iq, it's what he does pre and post snap. That Indiana offense is very RPO heavy, you know, so he does a great job of reading the defense, understanding what they're trying to do and then finding solutions. He's very accurate. You see a lot of back shoulders, you see a lot of in that RPO offense. It's all based on the run. So it's, it's something that I'm hoping that we see Indiana, Ohio State in the Big Ten championship game. Just to see Mendoza go up against a defense the caliber of Ohio State. That can be really fun for evaluation purposes. But after Mendoza, then I think you talk about Ty Simpson at Alabama. The trouble with Ty Simpson is he's a first year starter. I mean he's the rare case of a player who graduated college before he threw his first touchdown pass in college. You just don't see that in today's NFL because if you're blocked on the depth chart, you're going to transfer. Well, Ty Simpson, he's a five star kid, waited his term behind Bryce Young and then two years of Jalen Milroe finally gets his chance now and you watch the tape and you see an NFL starter. But if he declares after this year he's going to have 13, 14, 15 starts and that's, that's tough. You look back the last 10 years, quarterbacks that have had 25 or fewer starts, we're talking about the Mitchell Trubiskies, the Anthony Richardsons. You know, the best quarterback who had such meager experience and has done well is Sam Darnold. But he needed, he, he's on his fifth team. He needed those bumps along the road to become the quarterback that we're seeing today in Seattle. And then Dante Moore at Oregon would be the other one I would want to mention. But he's 20 years old, still young. Oregon pays well. I think there's a good chance we see him go back for another year for the Ducks. So. So a lot will depend on these underclassmen and which guys come out.
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It's kind of weird though, Dane, because hearing you talk and seeing what happened with especially I would say nuss Meyer, Aller and Sellers. If I'm wreck, if I'm advising Simpson, Moore, Mendoza, I feel like I tell him to go, you know, because sometimes you come back for that next year you could play worse, you could get hurt. There's a larger sample size of people kind of picking out your warts. I mean, who's to say that if Simpson and Moore and Mendoza all came back next year that they wouldn't have this similar things happen to them that happened with Nussmeier, Aller, Sellers and Manning.
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It's true. But I think, you know, there's two sides of it, especially in today's nil when you know you could, you know, Carson Beck could have left for the NFL and maybe been a third round pick. But he, you know, he went back to school and he's going to, he's making what, $4 million this year and he's still probably going to be a third or fourth round pick. You know, with Sellers it's, he's in a tough spot. But if he were to be on the quote unquote open market in college football, he would get paid pretty handsomely. And I still think that his skill set will be very popular when it comes to 2027 draft. But, but I think it's very telling that the jets, they were perfectly fine picking up those 2027 draft picks in the first round when they made the trades this week. And I think that is very intentional. When you look at the quarterbacks this year and then the quarterbacks for next year. I know it's very cliche to say, oh, just wait for next year's class, it's going to be better. I don't, it's scouts, they look at it and they think that's kind of true this year. Next year you talk about maybe an arch man and we'll see where he's at, Julian saying what he's doing at Ohio State, they're looking at a 2027 quarterback class, especially if Dante Moore goes back, Lenore Sellers goes back and thinking that 2027 quarterback class could be where teams really think they can strike gold. And that'll. We'll see how. And teams thought that last year. The Browns thought it was a one quarterback draft last year and the Cam Newton, or excuse me, Cam Ward went number one. And so the Browns at number two, they went to plan B. And you know, that's how things played out for them this year. We'll see who comes out. I think Fernando Mendoza will come out and then any other underclassmen and that there will be a trickle down effect, there'll be a domino effect of how these teams operate and you know how they look to move around in the draft.
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All right, so Dana, I don't want you to say anything other than this guy's name because I know Your answer because I've seen your answer but I'm going to see something with the guys. Your number one prospect for the 2026 NFL Draft right now, what is his name?
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Arvell Reese.
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Okay, Fritzi, who does Arvell Reese play for? No clue. Seaton, what position does Arvl Reese play? Linebacker. Marvin, do you know either the answers to do you know the answer to either one of those questions? Edge? I'm going to think that. Paul. Paul, do you know about Arvel Reese?
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I read his stuff before he came on. I read Dane's stuff before he came on.
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Okay, so you cheated. Yes. Okay, cheated. I read before the question. But isn't that, isn't that crazy that the number one. I mean Dana, I never heard of the guy last year so he didn't play last year and now he's just getting time. He's an edge rusher for Ohio State and I see Dane's clips on social media. He's awesome. Where do they get these guys? Because he came out of nowhere and he's now your number one prospect.
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Well, he's, he's a Cleveland Glenville kid and so he, he did start a few games last year but it was more in an INJ situation. But yeah, it's rare to find six 4, 240 pound linebackers and Ohio State has two of them with Sonny Stiles and Arvella Reese. Both are going to be first round picks. Reese, the way he has played this year and really elevated his game, he is that true hybrid where you want to play him off the ball, he can do that. You want to play him on the edge. He has shown that he can do that with his length, with his power. The violence in his hands is phenomenal. And so you see a guy like Abdul Carter go high last year, that's what we're looking at right now with, with RVL Reese a similar type of player in terms of impact and what you think you're getting. But I, you know, coming into the year Arville Reese wasn't in my top 50 because it was all potential and it was all okay. We've shown, we've seen flashes but until we see a snap in, snap out, it's still a wait and see type of situation. But I think it was evident from the first game against Texas. This guy is different. The different ways you can deploy him, he could be a spy and he's going to have the burst to chase down the chase down the quarterback. You want to go up against a guard one on one he can do that because he can win with power. He can win with quickness. If you want to drop him in space in coverage, he can cover a wheel route, cover an angle route with a running back. So it's just everything that he does is really impressive. But I do think relative to most years he would not be exactly what you're looking for in a the top player in the draft. This is a very light year relative to other years when we're talking about top five overall picks. So if you don't love one of these quarterbacks, this year might not be a great year to be drafting in that top five.
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So as I was saying, Dane Brugler has no idea what he's talking about. The number one player in college football wasn't even in his top 50 before the season. So don't follow Dane on social media at DP Brugler, he's got no idea. So Dane, last question for you. Big game tomorrow. Texas Tech, byu. Now they both have some real dudes, right? And I think this is as a result of nil that you know, Texas Tech brought these guys. I mean there are like legit NFL high round picks on these teams tomorrow, right?
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No doubt. And specifically Texas Tech, especially that defense. And that's not what you think of when you think Texas Tech football, right? But David Bailey coming over from Stanford, he's going to be a first round pick, maybe a top 15 pick. He's a bullet off the edge. The speed that he plays with, converting that speed to power, really impressive. Romello Height on the other side, not as highly ranked as a, as a prospect, but he'll still be drafted and be someone that is part of a rotation. Jacob Rodriguez at linebacker and then on the interior guys like Lee Hunter, a defensive tackle who's former five star kid. And so this is a Texas Tech has been ponying up the cash and it's paying out in a big way. When we watch the games and we'll see it on draft weekend when we see a lot of those Texas Tech defenders drafted. I do think Texas Tech's going to win that game and they're going to be in pole position to win the Big 12 and get one of those spots in the in the College Football Playoff.
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That is Dane Brugler. He's the NFL draft analyst for the Athletic. He's fantastic. I try to get him on the Ross Tucker podcast as often as I can. Check him out on Twitter x @DP Brugler. But just go ahead and subscribe to all of his stuff over at the Athletic, there's nobody better. Dane, thank you so much, man. Really appreciate it.
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Now, you said I'm. You're the best, Ross.
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All right. Hard to believe we only have 15 minutes left. My mouth, my mouth. I'm like trying to ask questions about football, but all I can think of is ribs. I. This is an interesting question before we come back. Are you more a baby back rib guy or more a St. Louis rib guy? Which is interesting. And we'll have to get to what we learned as well to wrap up a very fun meat Friday here with meathead James Vanderbeek, aka the Ivy League meathead. 39 minutes past the hour. Here on the Dan Patrick Show, Fox Sports Radio has the best sports talk lineup in the nation. Catch all of our shows@foxsportsradio.com and within the iHeartRadio app, search FSR to listen live on the podcast Health stuff, we are tackling all the health questions that keep you up at night.
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In the new podcast, Hell in Heaven, two young Americans move to the Costa Rican jungle to start over.
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But one will end up dead, the other tried for murder.
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But little by little, their dream starts.
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They sort of went nuts until one.
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You weren't going that fast.
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Four is pretty many. Yeah, but you could do that your sleep. Yeah, but we didn't start for, like, the first minute of the break, though. I mean, it took a little bit of time. Gosh, this is so good. Shout out to Dylan. Unbelievable, baby. Back in St. Louis. Ribs, beer brats, jalapeno Mac and cheese, coleslaw. Oh, I'm gonna post on social media, probably on the drive home. It is probably the greatest variety of mustard options I've ever seen in one place in one time. How do you guys even have that many mustards here? When our guys go out, if they.
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See a new one on the shelf.
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Of the local store, they just grab.
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It and put it in the rotation.
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Got it? Yeah.
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So you always try something new?
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You. Are you guys all mustard people? Marv. Not regular mustard. I think regular mustard is useless. Spicy mustard, absolutely. Okay. Seaton. I could do them all. I'm not a honey mustard guy, though. And I'm yellow is pretty low down.
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I'm more of a spicy mustard guy. I have room in my life, a lot of room in my life for Dijon, too.
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I really do. I think it's really delicious. You know, I feel like I only use honey mustard when I'm dipping a nugget into it. Why is that? Like, if I'm at chick fil a or somewhere, I've never actually put honey mustard on something. I've only dipped things in mustard. What I don't understand what's the logic there? But if I have, like, a chick fil a nugget, as much as I love spicy mustard, I would rather dip that nugget in honey mustard. Why is that?
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I think it's just tradition. It's. Honey mustard is kind of like what.
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Kids Dip with snacks like that, it.
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Plays to a younger crowd. Honey mustard and chicken fingers is kind of.
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They're almost always together. By the way, I'm loading up on the ribs because I'm going to be at Lambeau Monday, so I know I'm going to have a couple brats Monday. I mean, listen, I'm still going to put a couple Brock brats in my to go cup with the mustard. This will be tough though. Paul, I'm going to need your guidance, of course, as to which mustard to fill the bottom third of my cup. You follow the right guy there. I eat it like fun dip. Did I ever tell you? Did I ever tell you? In task night for my fraternity in college, I had to eat 16 unopened hot dogs. Meaning like not, you know, they're like pre cooked but like just basically just eating cold bologna. A buddy of mine had to eat 64 oil based cheese, which is really gross. But then my other buddy, they gave him two sticks of butter and two containers of Hawaiian punch and he had to take the sticks of butter and put it in the Hawaiian punch like it was fun dip. Those are two things that are great standalone, so but imagine like a hard stick of cold butter in like the grainy Hawaiian punch and eat it like that. Good grief, Marvin. And that's how he's got diabetes in college, that is. He actually was ripped. He was in good shape. That was just a one night thing, but that was the fun. Anyway. That's kind of how I do the brats and the mustard. On the way home, I just dip the brat in the mustard. We got to get to what we learned. The hottest rookies, biggest superstars and all time greats. The only place to collect them all is Panini trading cards. The official trading cards of the Dan Patrick show for instant classics, autograph cards, memorabilia cards, rare inserts, and more. Start or continue your collection now@panini America.net Fritzi, what did you learn? Greg Cosell feels Drake May has played far better than Bo Nix. May throws and moves effortlessly and plays more consistently than Bo does. Seaton. Yeah, Greg Cassell's the man. Oh, I like that. All right. Is that just because he said good things about Drake May or just because of his approach?
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No, because he's just kind of a boss. He's a spicy mustard guy. He low key, sort of casually a boss. Yeah, I like that.
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I love it. Don't steal him from me. He's on the Ross Tucker podcast. Not. Don't take him from me. Marv, your favorite Player was Randall Cunningham. Yes. You got respect for that? Oh, yeah, Absolutely. It was before his time. You have to, Paulie, as always, the.
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Next quarterback class will be better than this quarterback class for the 10th straight year.
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It's always what you can't have. It is funny, though, because when you look at, like, how some of those guys are playing, like, saying at Ohio State, it does feel like those guys are playing better than some of the guys that are eligible this year, the guys that aren't. But then they won't play as well next year for some reason. Marv, every single year in the draft, do you see guys reaching just because it's a quarterback? Of course. Always. Although, you know what? Jackson dart looks pretty darn good. Some of those teams might regret passing on him. Paulie. Oh, you told us. I'll tell you what I learned. I learned that Fritzi thinks you pronounce it paprika. I learned that Fritzi thinks paprika is paprika. Paul. I got some notes on social media. They were supporting what I said. I know it's wrong, I guess, but they like the. How annoying is wearing that wig, not loving it. I'm looking forward to about eight minutes from now and taking it. Oh, my. Not horrible, but, you know, it's a little itchy, little tingly factor going on in the scalp. Yes. Yeah. You know what? I got a billion dollar idea for you. Wigs that don't itch. Bam. All you need to do, come up with wigs that feels good. What do you got, Paulie?
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I got this day in sports history for you, Ross. 1973 in New Jersey, the first US state to permit girls to play Little league baseball. Magic Johnson retired from the NBA on this day in 1991.
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The.
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Let's see.
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Bart Starr of the packers was sacked.
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A record 11 times by the Lions in 1965. And in 1999, Tiger woods became the first golfer since Ben Hogan in 53 to win four straight tournaments. Wow.
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I remember that because I remember my dad saying, Tiger's like, I think a year or two older than me. And he's like, ross, what are you gonna do with your Life? This guy's 22 and he's already won four tournaments in a row. And, you know, I was 20 playing college football. My retort was, I can beat the crap out of Tiger Woods. I don't think. I don't think my dad was overly amused. What's the number one game you're looking for through this weekend, Paulie?
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I think college.
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Byu, Texas Tech, one of those teams can make it in the playoffs and one goes away.
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Those type of teams can't lose a game in November and still be in the mix.
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You're probably right. I'm very much. I think that's where college game day is right.
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I think they're a Tech.
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Yeah, I think they are at Texas Tech. The last time they went there was.
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That Michael Crabtree catch.
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Yes. Graham Harrell. Yep. Graham Harrell. I love it. Hey, I love all of you guys. I love being a part of the show as a guest and certainly filling in. The Danets are as cool as you think they are. Appreciate you guys being along with us the whole show. At Ross Tucker, NFL on Social we are at DP show. Have a terrific meat weekend everybody. On the podcast health stuff, we are tackling all the health questions that keep you up at night.
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I'm Dr. Priyanka Wali, a double board certified physician.
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I mean 50% of Americans are pre diabetic.
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