Hour 3 – Domonique Foxworth, Tomorrow’s Headlines

Summary

The Dan Patrick Show

Hour 3 – Domonique Foxworth, Tomorrow’s Headlines
Date: September 18, 2025
Podcast: iHeartPodcasts | Dan Patrick Podcast Network
Host: Dan Patrick, with the Danettes (Seaton O'Connor, Paul McDoniel, Todd Fritz, Marvin "Marvin" Prince)
Featured Guest: Domonique Foxworth (ESPN analyst, former NFL defensive back)

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Episode Overview

This hour of The Dan Patrick Show dives into NFL headlines and inside stories, with a humorous, lively tone and the kind of locker-room banter the show is known for. Dan and the Danettes muse on unusual state traditions, the NFL week’s hot topics such as Tom Brady’s unique dual-role, and the status of infamously suffering franchises. Domonique Foxworth joins for the in-depth sports analysis segment, bringing first-hand NFL perspective and tackling big questions about coaching, quarterbacking, and the psychology of competitive paranoia. The show concludes with listeners calling in, playful headline predictions, and a flurry of running jokes.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Oklahoma State Meal and Seaton’s Norman Adventure

• [04:06-05:16]
  • Discussion about the uniqueness of Oklahoma having a state meal (chicken fried steak, barbecued pork sausage, biscuits and gravy, fried okra, cornbread, corn, black-eyed peas, squash, strawberries, pecan pie).
  • Seaton O'Connor speculates about tailgating in Oklahoma and "piecing together" the state meal from various tailgate tents.
  • Running jokes about the quantity: “Paulie said that’s a death row meal.” – Dan Patrick [04:36].
  • Clarified that other states have official foods, but only Oklahoma has an entire designated meal.

2. NFL Controversies: Tom Brady’s Dual Roles

• [03:08-08:32]
  • Coaches react to Tom Brady, a minority owner of the Raiders and NFL broadcaster, being in production meetings.
  • Ben Johnson (Bears) and Sean Payton (Broncos) are both unfazed, citing the week-to-week schematic changes and Brady’s current assignments.
  • Dan raises ethical and practical questions: “You don’t care because he’s doing NFC games. What if he does AFC games? Would you care?” – Dan Patrick [08:57].

3. Super Bowl Hosting and Stadium Infrastructure

• [09:16-10:41]
  • Callers discuss why some cities (e.g., Buffalo, Green Bay) are unlikely to host a Super Bowl due to stadium confines and city size, not just weather.
  • Dan advocates for retractable domes: “...certainly in Buffalo. You’re able to use it for concerts. It’s a multi-use stadium...” [10:00].

4. Players-Only Meetings vs. Coach Criticism

• [06:13-06:51]
  • The Danettes debate what’s worse: a players-only meeting or a coach calling out effort. Over 59% say a players-only meeting is worse, referencing the Dolphins’ early season issues.

5. Listener Participation and Running Jokes

• [11:06-14:25, 14:37-16:47]
  • Calls in from around the country on everything from Peyton Manning’s commercial appearances to suggestions for new calendar photo shoots and Danettes-themed T-shirts.
  • Lighthearted, self-deprecating banter continues regarding past photo shoots, the Danettes’ “Rocky” vs. “Stocky” calendar themes.

6. Emmy Awards and Daytime Talk Show Competition

• [15:41-18:48]
  • Joking about applying for Daytime Emmys against shows like “Kelly and Mark,” “The View,” and “The Jennifer Hudson Show.”
  • “About time we got a break. Yes. White dudes got a chance.” – Dan Patrick, tongue-in-cheek [16:44].

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Featured Guest: Domonique Foxworth

Interview Segment

[26:49-39:36]

a) Can the Dolphins Win Tonight?

• Foxworth: “I have a hard time envisioning it. There’s no sadder building in the league right now. It’s hard to get motivated when it doesn’t feel like anybody in that place is safe...” [27:24]
• The Bills’ defense has holes, but emotionally the Dolphins seem adrift. Foxworth underscores how close talent levels are in the NFL—“it’s not like college.”

b) On Team Building and Offenses

• Foxworth argues that lasting teams (like the Patriots) found multiple ways to adapt, not just one system. Gives Mike McDaniel credit for working with limitations, but Miami lacks adaptability: “It doesn’t seem like they figured it out.” [28:11-29:27]

c) Tom Brady’s Access: Where’s the Line?

• Paranoia is real. “I’ve watched coaches burn game plans, literally burn them. They sweep the meeting rooms for bugs…” [29:38-31:38]
• Defensive players are almost superstitiously concerned about information leaks, especially after New England’s history.

d) Coaching Criticisms in Chicago

• Publicly calling out effort? That’s serious. “Week two, if we got an effort issue, that’s an inside the house conversation. Him doing it publicly is very strategic.” [32:04-32:37]

e) Caleb Williams and Quarterback Habits

• On the rookie’s learning curve: “If this was his rookie year, how would I think about his first two games?...He showed the magic promise…” [32:52]
• Expresses concerns about baggage from last year and media leaks, even as Williams shows star potential.
• On young QBs and pocket presence: “I hate when I see these quarterbacks in the NFL play like they were in college…these young guys don’t step up in the pocket.” [34:03-34:33]

f) Athletic QBs: Blessing and Curse

• Rule changes have made the position more athletic and less about pure pocket passing. “Once Mahomes took the Aaron Rodgers thing to the next level…now that’s all we’re looking for.” [35:59]
• Warns it’s a tough habit to break when young players are used to bailing out of pressure situations, but coaches don’t always want it gone—just harnessed.

g) Potential Major Upset: Giants over Chiefs?

• “The Tyreek Hill trade…heats up a little bit more…Mahomes seems so frustrated he's trying to express to his team, like, come on, help me.” [37:22-38:21]
• Predicts major NFL media discourse if the Chiefs lose to the Giants, but not a true end to the dynasty.

h) Memorable Moments & Personality

• Dan: “Do you ever want to tackle somebody?”
  Foxworth: “Hell, no. No, no, no.” [38:24]
• On which TV analyst he’d like to hit: “Greeny. Want to hit him every day. And that’s what makes him a good host.” [39:15]
• Jokes about Dan Orlovsky (“too thin”) and Adam Schefter (“He’s gotta be in everyone’s good graces”). [38:35-39:06]

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Listener Calls and Show Wrap-Up

[40:13-52:00]

• Callers continue with food recommendations in Norman, OK, and reflections on collectible SportsCenter memorabilia.
• More playful teasing about calendar photos, the prospect of a "nude statue" (family show!), and show-life anecdotes.
• Famous “stat of the day” musical interlude for a punter’s high number of NFL punts.
• Joking predictions for tomorrow’s headlines after the Dolphins-Bills game:
  • “Miami Clown Machine: Finn’s Futility Becoming Circus.” – Todd Fritz [45:34]
  • “Dolphins win… I’m just joshing. Bills dominate.” – Marvin [45:47]
  • “Tuna, this tan can of tuna is dolphin free.” – Seaton [46:17]

Closing Quotes and Notables

• “Dominic Foxworth would be fine if Tom Brady came into his locker room…because he just wouldn’t talk to him at all.” – Todd Fritz [51:38]
• “Oklahoma’s state meal is massive.” – Seaton O’Connor [51:46]
• “Greenie is a made man.” – Marvin [51:48]

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Notable Quotes (with Timestamps)

• “There’s no other state that has a state meal.” – Dan Patrick [04:47]
• “I have a hard time envisioning [a Dolphins win]. There’s no sadder building in the league right now.” – Domonique Foxworth [27:24]
• “I’ve watched coaches burn game plans, literally burn them. They sweep our meeting rooms…” – Foxworth sharing NFL paranoia [30:00]
• “If we got an effort issue in week two, that’s an inside the house conversation… I think Ben Johnson is doing this for a reason.” – Foxworth [32:04]
• “I hate when I see these quarterbacks in the NFL play like they were in college…they rarely step up in the pocket.” – Dan Patrick [34:03]
• “Once Mahomes took the Aaron Rodgers thing to the next level…now that’s all we’re looking for.” – Foxworth [35:59]
• “Greenie… want to hit him every day. And that’s what makes him a good host!” – Foxworth [39:15]

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Important Timestamps

• Domonique Foxworth interview begins: [26:49]
• On Dolphins momentum and culture: [27:24]
• On NFL paranoia and team security: [29:38]
• On Chicago coaching and Caleb Williams: [32:04-34:03]
• QB play styles and rule changes: [34:33-36:05]
• Chiefs hypothetical upset: [37:22]
• Lighthearted "who would you hit?" bit: [38:23-39:15]
• Tomorrow’s Headlines predictions: [45:34-46:28]

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Tone and Style Notes

• Tone: Loose, quick-witted, self-aware, and deeply steeped in both sports minutiae and inside-joke culture. Dan and the Danettes oscillate from insightful analysis to unscripted ribbing and listener engagement, making even deep-sports segments accessible to the casual fan.
• Language: Conversational; littered with callbacks, gags, and sports jargon—always with an eye toward entertaining both hardcore and drive-by listeners.

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Summary for the Uninitiated

This episode of The Dan Patrick Show is an entertaining ride through the world of NFL emotions, inside stories, and fan engagement. It features a blend of news commentary, inside jokes, and sports banter, and a top NFL guest who pulls back the curtain on the paranoid realities of pro football. The show manages to make everything from Oklahoma cuisine to Emmy Award strategies feel on-brand, fun, and informative. Whether you’re hungry for strong sports takes or just want in on the laughs, this is peak Dan Patrick Show.

Transcript

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[Dan Patrick]

You are listening to the Dan Patrick show on FOX Sports Radio. Final hour on this Thursday. Gang's all here. Football coming up tonight, 877-3-DP show have a new poll question for the final hour of the program. Some of the NFL coaches ask about the possibility of Tom Brady being in one of their meetings and how would they feel about that, including Ben Johnson with the Bears, who the Raiders play in a couple of weeks. Tom is doing that game. He's got the Bears and the Cowboys coming up. And then Sean Payton was also asked about that. We'll have that for you coming up. Good morning. If you're watching on Peacock. Thank you. Downloading the app and if you haven't done so, please do. We say good morning to our radio affiliates around the country. If you're at the Oklahoma Auburn game, look for Seaton o'. Connor. He's making his first trip to Norman, Oklahoma to see the leading candidate for the Heisman Trophy. And Norman, Oklahoma better be ready for Seaton o'. Connor. Oh yeah. Yeah.

[Seaton O'Connor]

So Oklahoma, I find this fascinating. They're I think the only state that has a state meal.

[Dominic Foxworth]

Yeah.

[Seaton O'Connor]

Like everybody has like a state flower, state birds, state songs, state whatever. Oklahoma has a state meal. And it's according to what I keep seeing, the meal is chicken fried steak, barbecued pork sausage with biscuits and gravy, fried okra, cornbread, corn, black eyed peas, squash, strawberries and pecan pie. That's the meal.

[Dan Patrick]

Yeah. Paulie said that that's a death row meal.

[Caller/Listener]

Yeah.

[Dan Patrick]

Light me up. Yeah. It's going to put you on death row. If you're on death row, that'll be the last meal you have.

[Seaton O'Connor]

It's a significant amount of food.

[Dan Patrick]

There is no other state that has a state meal.

[Seaton O'Connor]

I don't think so. I don't think so.

[Dan Patrick]

Nobody has like fried chicken. Nobody has barbecue.

[Seaton O'Connor]

Well, there might be like a state food, but in terms of like the meal itself. So like Massachusetts might have lobster rolls or something like that, I don't know. But it's not, you know, the whole table. Sort of like Oklahoma does a state meal.

[Dan Patrick]

Interesting. But Seaton will be out. Are you going to try the state meal.

[Seaton O'Connor]

I think I'm going to try to figure that out.

[Dan Patrick]

Yeah. Yeah.

[Seaton O'Connor]

I mean it's all, I'm all going to be at a tailgate. So I don't know if I could get the meal all in one shot or if I had to try and like piece it together, going like tent to tent, you know, and just sort of bumming food off people.

[Dan Patrick]

The merch store danpatrick.com open for business stock with fresh new gear. And by the way, on Sunday night, Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs, the recently turned 30 year old quarterback takes a road trip to New York. They face the Giants primetime Showdown Sunday at 7 Eastern on NBC. And Peacock got the Dolphins on a short work week in Buffalo. Weather won't be an issue and they're 12 and a half point underdogs. Dominic Foxworth, former defensive back, he used to work with the players Association. Now he works for the mothership. Does a great job. One of the sharpest guys that I know covering the NFL. He'll join us coming up here in a little bit. New poll question for the final hour of the program. Seaton, what do you have for us?

[Seaton O'Connor]

Let me update you real quick. We got one up here. The results on this one continue to be surprising to me. But which is worse, players only meeting or a coach calling out effort? 59% staying at a players only meeting. That's obviously off the Dolphins having a.

[Dan Patrick]

Players only meeting after week one.

[Seaton O'Connor]

Week one, fellas, this isn't good enough.

[Dan Patrick]

Yes, after week one you have a players meeting.

[Seaton O'Connor]

We got a rally here, fellas, because this effort, not good enough.

[Dan Patrick]

And you also have the Bears situation with their head coach calling out the effort or lack thereof of his team. Dave in Cincinnati. Good morning, Dave. What's on your mind today?

[Caller/Listener]

Hey, good morning, Dan. Six foot, stubborn 215.

[Dan Patrick]

Yeah.

[Caller/Listener]

Actually calling from Mason, Ohio, home of a guy you might know.

[Dan Patrick]

Yeah.

[Caller/Listener]

Yeah. Ben Johnson, not real good about. Not real good to call out your team. But I don't think he could do the everything Stein thing. It'd be more like Kevin Bacon at the end of Animal House down in the middle of the road telling everybody all as well. While all the havoc in Animal House is taking place. You know, with him standing there, all is well.

[Seaton O'Connor]

Remain calm and he puts his hands up.

[Dan Patrick]

Yeah. And then they trample him. Other states have official foods. Oklahoma is the only state to have a designated meal. I want to make sure we get that correct. We don't want other states coming after us. You forgot about us. Oklahoma has A designated meal. This is a topic. It'll stay a topic. And that is Tom Brady being in production meetings and what kind of information would he get and sharing that with the Raiders since he's a minority owner. And what kind of information do you want to give to him while he's calling your game? Ben Johnson, he talked about Tom Brady being in production meetings with the Bears playing the Cowboys.

[Dominic Foxworth]

Like I said, I'm really not worried about it.

[Dan Patrick]

I mean, we change week to week in terms of what we do schematically.

[Dominic Foxworth]

He's going to be able to turn on the tape and see what everyone else in the world seeing right now, personnel wise.

[Dan Patrick]

Really the same thing. It's.

[Dominic Foxworth]

It's not like I'm going to sit down with him. Hey, don't do this to Caleb Williams.

[Dan Patrick]

Or you might get it. Like, I'm not gonna. There's not gonna be any trade secrets.

[Dominic Foxworth]

That are gonna be exchanged. But I, I just, I really don't.

[Dan Patrick]

Think it's that big of a deal, to be honest with you. Okay. Sean Payton, the Broncos head coach, had his thoughts on Brady being in the coach's booth. It doesn't concern me. Meaning. Look, I understand these. Part ownership with the division opponent.

[Caller/Listener]

I get that. And then he covers games. Covers NFC games.

[Dan Patrick]

Yeah. I don't. That doesn't.

[Caller/Listener]

It doesn't bother me.

[Dan Patrick]

All right, but what if he was coaching? What if he was doing AFC games? Would you care then? That would have been my question. You don't care because he's doing NFC games. What if he does AFC games? Would you care? Matt in New York. Hi, Matt. What's on your mind today?

[Caller/Listener]

Hey, Danny.

[Dan Patrick]

Six foot two. Yeah.

[Caller/Listener]

£195. Just with Buffalo playing tonight, you're talking about the stadiums. I'm a Bills fan and it's sad to say, but they are building their new stadium. But they obviously will never get a Super bowl because it's a open air stadium.

[Dan Patrick]

Oh, the Giant stadium. Open air. They had a Super bowl there.

[Caller/Listener]

Yeah, but that's more towards the coast, I think. And you know, with the lake effect stone, what not up there. I highly doubt that they'll ever get a Super Bowl.

[Dan Patrick]

Although that weather that next day after the super bowl was bad in New York. Yeah, see, yeah, there was a lot.

[Seaton O'Connor]

Of talk about, like, never doing that again in New York.

[Dan Patrick]

Yeah.

[Seaton O'Connor]

So they, they got it, but I don't know that they ever will again.

[Dan Patrick]

I still would have a retractable dome. I mean, if you get to a couple of billion, like, let's Tack on. Can, can you, can I get a retractable roof? It just, it's certainly in Buffalo. You're able to use it for concerts. You know, you're. It's multi use stadium instead of. Well, you can only use it till a certain time of the year except for football games. Yeah.

[Paul McDoniel]

Paul, I saw an article about this and cities like Buffalo and Green Bay are unlikely to get the super bowl because of the infrastructure, the amount of outsiders that can hold. Minnesota and Minneapolis can host a Super Bowl. Chicago can. Cold weather cities, but some of the smaller towns, maybe not.

[Dan Patrick]

Amy in Michigan. Hi, Amy. What's on your mind today?

[Caller/Listener]

Hi, Dan. I love you and love the Danette as always.

[Dan Patrick]

Thank you.

[Commercial Announcer]

Hey, I have a good over and under. It'd be how many times Peyton Manning.

[Caller/Listener]

Will be on a commercial during a game. So you guys could set what the.

[Commercial Announcer]

Over under or how many companies he.

[Caller/Listener]

Represents, because I swear he's on every commercial.

[Commercial Announcer]

And then I had a good menu item for my home's restaurant to be certain.

[Caller/Listener]

Short ribs.

[Dan Patrick]

All right, I like that. I like that. I don't want to go to a Philadelphia restaurant and get the tush push, but just saying. How is the tush push prepared? Is that pork butt? Yes. Okay. All right. Yes.

[Todd Fritz]

I wouldn't eat that. It's going to be banned soon from the menu. You didn't like that one?

[Dan Patrick]

If you're, if you're going to try to top my joke. You tag my joke.

[Todd Fritz]

No, you tagged it and I tagged it poorly.

[Dan Patrick]

But then it takes.

[Todd Fritz]

It takes the air out of your sails. The wind out of your sails. What now you got to bring it back. I still, I understand what I did.

[Dan Patrick]

We both lose in that situation.

[Todd Fritz]

Everyone, the listeners especially and the viewers, lose the most.

[Dan Patrick]

Mike in la. Hi, Mike. What's on your mind today?

[Caller/Listener]

Hey, good morning, Dan. At Christmas time, my daughter got me the best gift ever, the Dan Patrick calendar. And this month with Frankie on it, whenever anybody comes to my office and they see stocking three, they just start laughing and they want to know who he is. And I fill them in. But I just want you to know. Awesome calendar. And one last quick thing I've taught my three granddaughters from seven to two and a half to say, who has it better than we do when they're in the Jacuzzi or the pool and they go, nobody.

[Dan Patrick]

All right, you're teaching them well, Mike. Thank you. What is the picture of you. Yeah.

[Todd Fritz]

The rocky pose, which I don't think. Brendan, our friend that put this whole thing Together. I don't think he put that over to me, let me know what the title was gonna be. I was posing, thinking I was all that doing the rocky pose. And then I found out once the calendar went out that they were calling it stocky three, which is fine, but.

[Paul McDoniel]

You should take Stocky.

[Dan Patrick]

Oh, I think that Brendan, who does the calendar, was very generous, very kind.

[Todd Fritz]

It could have been much worse.

[Dan Patrick]

In that picture. In that picture, yes. And we're done with the calendar. At least the pictures that were taken. Then. We'll let you know when it's available online. Yes.

[Todd Fritz]

I wanted to be chubber Lang, but he said, no, we'll stick to stocky.

[Dan Patrick]

Three instead of Clubber Lang. Eddie in Denver. How do you think you've done today, Todd?

[Todd Fritz]

I think C minus flirting with a g plus based on the last two minutes.

[Dan Patrick]

Eddie and Denver. Hey, Dan. Good morning. Good morning.

[Caller/Listener]

Eddie and denver, like you said. 6, 3, 2, 25. I had a T shirt idea based on yesterday's show, the conversation with Fritzi. It's be the statue of the David with Fritzi's face on it and the Broncos D logo strategically placed over his three amigos.

[Dan Patrick]

Oh, okay. Yeah. I offered up. I would commission a statue, an artist to come in and do a statue of Todd if he would recreate this. The statue of David.

[Todd Fritz]

I've been told I'm hung like a bronco.

[Dominic Foxworth]

I'm just saying I don't like to brag.

[Todd Fritz]

I don't like to bring these things up. But since he started it, I'd bring it home.

[Dan Patrick]

I think you're down to a D. Really?

[Todd Fritz]

I just lost even more points.

[Dan Patrick]

Yeah, you did.

[Todd Fritz]

Family show.

[Dan Patrick]

It feels desperate. Feels desperate.

[Todd Fritz]

You're talking about a D at the genitalia area. That was the perfect line for that.

[Dan Patrick]

It's about the D. Okay. Russell in Vegas. Hi, Russ. What's on your mind?

[Caller/Listener]

I'm doing pretty good. How are you guys doing?

[Dan Patrick]

Great. By the way, Fritz, he has a Russell Wilson T shirt on.

[Todd Fritz]

I'm wearing my Broncos danger rush shirt. Based on his nice performance against the Giants.

[Dan Patrick]

Yeah.

[Todd Fritz]

Against the cowboys, even though they lost.

[Dan Patrick]

Hey, Russ.

[Caller/Listener]

Hopefully. Hopefully they can beat the chiefs. Coming up. Who knows? Who knows? Hey, I just wanted get a shout out for a birthday. It's my birthday today, and I had a question. How are the sports Emmys other votes calculated? Is that by viewership or is that by.

[Dan Patrick]

They have judges. They have judges that do this. So people in the industry, they judge.

[Caller/Listener]

Okay. Okay. Maybe you guys can probably go somewhere else. As far as an award. Maybe a humanitarian war. Maybe a Nobel peace prize. You guys do a lot of stuff for a lot of people across this country. I mean, you got people. You got prisoners calling into your show. You got people getting marriage advice. Geez. What else you got?

[Dan Patrick]

I think we should go for the daytime sports Emmy. Like, I. I think that that's agreed. Yeah, let's just skip the sports Emmy.

[Seaton O'Connor]

It's us, Kelly Clarkson.

[Dan Patrick]

Kelly Clarkson.

[Seaton O'Connor]

I don't even know who else, but.

[Dan Patrick]

I don't know. Kelly. Mark. Kelly and Mark. Oh.

[Seaton O'Connor]

Who else is out there?

[Dan Patrick]

Okay. Kelly. Ripka. Rip. Ripka. Yeah. Ripa.

[Seaton O'Connor]

Ripka is more like it.

[Dan Patrick]

Yeah. Well, Mark Consuelo is ripped.

[Seaton O'Connor]

Yeah, he is.

[Dan Patrick]

Yeah. Yeah. Who else is daytime that we have to worry about? Ellen's out of the picture. Don't have to worry about her. Dr. Phil. Is he still in the picture there? Yes. Paul.

[Paul McDoniel]

I think our category would be outstanding daytime talk series. Would that be right?

[Dan Patrick]

Yeah.

[Paul McDoniel]

Because there's not a studio show I would have us up against. The nominees this year were the View live with Kelly and Mark, the Kelly Clarkson show, the Jennifer Hudson show, and the Drew Barrymore show.

[Dan Patrick]

Okay. All right. A lot of women there trying to.

[Seaton O'Connor]

Break that glass ceiling of dudes in daytime.

[Paul McDoniel]

About time we got a break.

[Dan Patrick]

Yes. White dudes got a chance. Yeah.

[Seaton O'Connor]

Just want to give Phil Donahue a shout out.

[Dan Patrick]

Phil, this is for you. Yes, Paulie.

[Caller/Listener]

You know what?

[Paul McDoniel]

I. I think we can apply for that because we talk about stuff other than sports.

[Dan Patrick]

Yeah, but you'd have to go back when I started crying, you know, when Jerry west died. Yes. I mean, we'd have to really play on the sympathy.

[Paul McDoniel]

Should we do a food segment?

[Dan Patrick]

We could do a cooking segment. Yeah. Once again, this gets back Friday.

[Seaton O'Connor]

Ever heard of it?

[Dan Patrick]

Yeah, we're already in there. Oh, yeah. We could have. This gets back to the Todd naked with the statue nudity. They like that. Yes, Todd.

[Todd Fritz]

They also give out a lot of money. They're big with the. You know, everyone gets this.

[Dan Patrick]

You get that?

[Todd Fritz]

And we're going to give it $2 million to this kid or to this school.

[Dan Patrick]

I think we do daytime Emmy. Daytime, you know, talk Emmy.

[Caller/Listener]

We.

[Dan Patrick]

We got a shot there.

[Seaton O'Connor]

Why not?

[Dan Patrick]

Yeah. Why don't we just announce we're not going to take part in this sports.

[Paul McDoniel]

Take our name off the balance.

[Dan Patrick]

We're gonna take. It's like a coach who takes his name out of the running when he knows he's not going to win. Yes. Eden.

[Dominic Foxworth]

Yeah.

[Seaton O'Connor]

I hate to say it, though. We might have to start dancing more on the show. I feel like part of those daytime talk shows is like, somebody coming out.

[Dan Patrick]

I saw Paige Becker. She was on the Jennifer Hudson show and they gave her the rookie of the year award and she was dancing down the hallway and then all of a sudden the commissioner of the WNBA pops out and gives her the award. You're right. We'd have to do a little more, start dancing more. Okay, I'm willing. I'm willing to do it. Like, as long as they're not slow dancing.

[Todd Fritz]

You okay with the fast dance?

[Dan Patrick]

Oh, yeah. Okay. Yeah. Better than slow dancing with one of you guys.

[Seaton O'Connor]

Never really hear it called fast dancing. Yeah, I'm more of a fast dancer than a slow dancer.

[Dan Patrick]

Maybe we do a mosh pit one time and we just slam into each other.

[Dominic Foxworth]

Somebody's gonna get hurt.

[Dan Patrick]

Oh, yeah, that's the idea. Stage diving, hopefully.

[Todd Fritz]

Yeah, I would definitely get hurt.

[Dan Patrick]

Yes. Josh in Indianapolis. Hi, Josh. What's on your mind today?

[Caller/Listener]

Morning, Dan. Dan, how are you, everybody?

[Dan Patrick]

Great.

[Caller/Listener]

So I've got a stat of the day. That's unbelievable. Caleb Williams said to Bears punter Tori Taylor you might go down as the least needed punter in history. Yeah, you're not going to punt much around here. He has now punted 92 times since he was drafted, the most in the NFL.

[Dan Patrick]

Start of the day.

[Dominic Foxworth]

We love your.

[Dan Patrick]

State of the day. Start of the day. Stat of the day. You give us. Oh, yeah. The stat of the day. Stat of the day. We love that stat. That's hot.

[Todd Fritz]

Oh, Dan.

[Dan Patrick]

Give us. Don't, don't give us. I love it. I do. I, I encourage more listeners to be, you know, send in their work with stat of the day with that type of enthusiasm. Yes. That is, I mean, that is flat out sexy. She is. She's not, you know, kidding around. She's going right straight ahead. Pandora knows what she wants and I appreciate that. How about we take a break? Dominic Foxworth will join us. Can he envision a Dolphin win tonight? Yeah. I'll ask him the question right after this. Dan Patrick Show. Be sure to catch the live edition of the Dan Patrick show, weekdays at 9am Eastern, 6am Pacific on Fox Sports Radio and the iHeartRadio Apple. Hey, it's me, Rob Parker.

[John Middelkoff]

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[Dan Patrick]

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[Dan Patrick]

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[Caller/Listener]

Hi Dan, Just wanted to call with some ideas for Seaton while he's in Norman for some good barbecue and he can have some of that state meal to go to van pigstan. And then while he's on campus there are two places that have statues that might be interesting. We have a Heisman park and we have a Heisman statue. So the Baker Mayfield statue is really pretty interesting. And then we have a place called Coaches park because we're the only school in NCAA that has four different coaches that have won at least 100 victories. So coach Switcher, Coach Stoops, Coach Wilkinson, and then the guy for whom the stadium is named, Benny Owens. So. So he should have a good time. And of course he'll get to see one of the best marching bands in the country. So the pride of Oklahoma. So I'm hoping they'll have a good time in Norman.

[Dan Patrick]

Well, Seaton doesn't get cheated and he's looking forward to watching the Auburn Oklahoma game. Heck yeah. Heading out tomorrow. Yep. And oh, Dominic Foxworth is set to join us. He, of course the host of the Dominic Foxworth show and works for ESPN the Dominic Foxworth Show. It's a season long football podcast. Also you can see him on get up contributor to espn and Scape joins us on the program. All right, let me ask the question, can you envision a Dolphin win tonight?

[Dominic Foxworth]

I have a hard time envisioning it. I think I should be fair. One of the things that I, that I always try to remind people of is like how close the talent differential is in the NFL. And we talk about like that position is terrible. It's not like college where there actually are some guys that don't belong out there against other guys. So like the game, crazier things have happened. But the problem is the Dolphins. It feels like there's no sadder building in the league right now and, and it's really hard to get motivated when it doesn't feel like anybody in that place is safe or they don't have anything to hang their hat on. So I think that's the scarier part for them. But they're holes in that Bill's defense, they're going to be able to move it some.

[Dan Patrick]

Okay, but when did things change for the Dolphins? Seems like they cracked the code two years ago.

[Dominic Foxworth]

Yeah, that's another hard question, man. When do things change for the Dolphins? They, we talk about a lot of these like genius offensive coordinators, but I think the test is the second idea. And you see like that's the definition of these dynamics or the defining characteristics of like the modern dynasties in football. And obviously the Dolphins aren't close to dynasty, but they find one way to win. And then because of roster turnover or because changes to rules or other teams have catching up or aging on their roster, they, they then find a different way to win. That was like the really impressive thing about the Patriots over the years is they found multiple ways to attack you, both offensively and defensively. And I know Bill Belichick is the fame story of him switching from the 43 to 34 or seem from 34 to 4 3. Like, all that stuff goes on and it doesn't seem like they figured out. I would give Mike McDaniel a bunch of credit for understanding his limitations, which oftentimes limitations are what lead to, like, the great ideas underta understanding the limitations of the players he had on his team and the roster they had, and it led to some impressive offense and then they had nothing else, which may be a result of the limitations of the players on his team, but it doesn't matter. It's going to fall on his feet.

[Dan Patrick]

How would you feel if you were back with the Ravens? Tom Brady comes in, wants to sit down with the secondary, wants to pick your brain, and then the next week you're going to be playing the Raiders.

[Dominic Foxworth]

Oh, yeah, I would. I mean, I'd feel fine because I wouldn't say anything to him. But in general, I would think that. And you are a journalist, so you understand the. The perception of like, any impropriety is as. Is as bad as anything actually happening. Like, you often need to protect the people from themselves. Just don't put them in the position to have to have this problem. So, like, I understand that it's probably not going to turn any games, but still, when you are in that locker room, you're paranoid. Everybody's paranoid. I've watched coaches burn game plans, like, literally burn game plans. They send advanced scouts to where we're going to practice and, and sweep our meeting rooms like we're going to away game. Someone has gone to the hotel and swept the meeting rooms to make sure there are no bugs in there like this. We're crazy people. So Tom Brady getting a little extra information, I'm sure is driving a lot of these teams nuts.

[Dan Patrick]

Okay, wait a minute. Give me a for instance. What city would you go to where you worried about New England?

[Dominic Foxworth]

We worry about it in New England. It was. And I always thought, like, if you guys are that worried, you must know something. Because the stories of the New England cheating were like, later in my career. But I just. The people, the fear was always there. So, like, there was something, always something going on. We had that problem. I've heard stories of people leaving out stuff like the counterintelligence where you leave out something that's actually the opposite of what you're doing to try to catch the other team. I had in college, we signed, we played West Virginia and we signed. Not signed, but like we took a couple of their players. And I remember leading up to the week of games, Coach Frieden kept telling the media that West Virginia was, was like cracking our codes for our plays and stuff. And I just realized that the reason why he was telling them that is because we were trying to do that to them. And so I always assume the most paranoid people are also the people that are up to something.

[Dan Patrick]

Dominic Foxworth, host of the Dominic Foxworth show also ESPN writer. Former NFL cornerback Ben Johnson called out his team and he talked about lack of effort as a former player. Like that's, that's a real indictment. And here we are two games into the season. So I don't know how you took that, but that one, that's not one of those. We got to fix our mistakes now. I'm questioning your effort in Chicago, Dominic, and publicly.

[Dominic Foxworth]

Yes, that's the part. Yes, we, we have normally something like that. Week two, if we got an effort issue in week two, that's an inside the house conversation. Him doing it publicly is very strategic. I think there are some coaches who aren't strategic and they say things to the media willy nilly. But it seems to me that Ben Johnson is doing this for a reason and it's a long season so you have to find different ways to motivate your team and get their attention. It's a little concerning. And if week two, it's about effort, but it was a ugly performance in that game. So I understand him trying to light.

[Dan Patrick]

A fire and it feels like everybody wants to jump off the Chicago bandwagon after two games with the new coach. And Caleb Williams I don't think has been the issue. I mean the defense against Detroit was terrible, but what do you see?

[Dominic Foxworth]

As a former player, I asked this question of myself and it helped me kind of reframe the way I was thinking about Caleb Williams is if this was his rookie year, how would I think about his first two games? Because things were such a mess last year, I want to throw that year out and I know we can't. It's, it's coloring the way that I'm watching him. And if, like that Tyler Dunn piece, if I hadn't read that, how would I feel about the way that he is playing right now? And I would feel a lot better if these were his first two games in the league. He had a couple accuracy issues and he wasn't perfect, but he showed the like magic promise that got him drafted. So high. And I would convince myself like, yeah, he'll clean some of this other stuff up. It was like nerves and new offense and whatever. But the problem is we have last year to draw on, and we have a lot of stories coming out of Chicago that aren't very favorable to. To Caleb Williams. And that stuff is. It's in the back of my head. Even when he throws those majestic passes and rolls out and. And throws a crazy dart downfield, I'm still in the back of my head, like. But last year was a mess and it seems like your teammate, a lot of your teammates don't really love you the way that I would want my franchise quarterback to be loved.

[Dan Patrick]

I hate when I see these quarterbacks in the NFL play like they were in college. They're going to extend a play. They rarely step up in the pocket. I mean, and you have to. And I'm sure that you're like, oh my God, I really have to trust my lineman here. But I got to step up in the pocket, and these young guys don't step up in the pocket. Your former defensive back, you know, when you're. Is the goal to get these guys to scramble or try to keep them in the pocket?

[Dominic Foxworth]

I think it's a, it's a game plan situation because some quarterbacks throw really well outside of pocket. And you'd be surprised. Some of the most athletic quarterbacks aren't really accurate on the run. And then there's some that go to a certain side and they're better that way and you're trying to force them that way. So I think it's a game plan by game plan situation. But generally, like, I think we all have recognized that the quarterback position has gotten a lot more athletic than it was historically. And I think that that's probably a result of us changing the rules to protect the quarterback. The more we protected the quarterback, the less important it was to be to get rid of the ball, to be in the pocket and make quick decisions and also like, be big like you were going to get lit up. I know when I was growing up in the 90s, watching football quarterbacks was we're getting like their chest dove through on a regular basis and blindside hit and the late hit rules were different. It was much more important. You. You would never consider Kyler Murray or Bryce Young, anybody like that as a quarterback. And those things I think have led to a change in a way in the style that quarterbacks play. And then of course, Mahomes blew that all up because once he kind of took the Aaron Rodgers thing to the next level of creating outer structure, and now that's all we're looking for. And you could tie it back to the question you asked about Caleb. Like, that's how he got the number one pick was all those freaky plays that he was making in college. And we all were like, he can overcome the coaching.

[Dan Patrick]

Yeah. I don't know.

[Dominic Foxworth]

I'm not saying it's right. I'm just saying that's how I think we got there.

[Dan Patrick]

But it's a hard. It's a hard thing to break. A hard habit to break when pressure hap. You know, Tebow did this when he got to the NFL. Like, you're in Florida. You can do that in the NFL. You can't. Somebody's going to find you. They're going to track you down.

[Dominic Foxworth]

I think it's a hard habit to break, but I don't think they want to break the habit and I don't think their coaches want them to break the habit. I think what they want them to do is something that Josh Allen and Lamar Jackson and Patrick Mahomes, of course, the best quarterbacks have been able to do, is understand when it's time to do that and when it's not. So the type of players that they love, those. The coaches want that type of player. Because no matter how poorly you've coached this game, how figured out your offense is, Joe Burrow, a healthy Joe Burrow can buy enough time to make you right and then you look like a better coach. The problem is if you have more of those negative plays than positive plays, it's something that should be an addition, like a bonus to the way that you run. And I think it's become core to so many players. And I think Cameron Ward in Tennessee is another example of that, where a lot of his success in college was a result of him creating. And he's going to learn in the NFL that can be all the time.

[Dan Patrick]

What happens if the Giants beat the Chiefs?

[Dominic Foxworth]

Oh, the Giants beat the Chiefs. I think some people are finally going to not be scared to question the end of the Chiefs dynasty. And I don't think it does anything. I guess the vibes in New York would be a lot better, but I don't think it changes any of their plans going forward. It's really hard for me to imagine this happening. So if it does take place, the Tyreek Hill trade, I think that we all are speculating about, but doesn't really have much smoke like that heats up a little bit more and there are going to be some serious, I think, changes. The thing about the Chiefs that you see from Patrick Mahomes right now is not only that he's doing postseason Patrick running, he's trying to run people over. Like, the first two games, he had three attempts where he's trying to run people over. He just seems like either he wants to. He wants to. Like, jokingly, he wants to take himself out of this foolishness. But seriously, he seems so frustrated that he's trying to express his team. Like, come on, help me.

[Dan Patrick]

Good to talk to you again.

[Dominic Foxworth]

You too, man. Thank you.

[Dan Patrick]

Do you ever want to tackle somebody? Hell, no.

[Dominic Foxworth]

No, no, no.

[Dan Patrick]

Do you like Dan Orlovsky? Yeah, I'd like to smack somebody, yeah.

[Dominic Foxworth]

Oh, yeah, yeah. Smack somebody. Tackling people hurts you, too. And I would. I mean, I wouldn't tackle Dan is. He's too thin.

[Dan Patrick]

That's.

[Dominic Foxworth]

He's also the type to call the police charges. Like, I wouldn't take it there with Dan. He's not gonna swing back. He's just gonna call him, call up them boys, and then I got a whole nother problem.

[Dan Patrick]

Shefty, you don't want to pop him.

[Dominic Foxworth]

No, Chefy, you know, with the information guy, they're everybody's best friend. Chef, he's never said or done anything to offend anybody. He's gotta be in everyone's good graces all the time. Because you might be the one to have the news for him. Greeny, though.

[Dan Patrick]

Greeny. Okay.

[Dominic Foxworth]

Yeah. Want to hit him every day. And that's what makes him a good.

[Dan Patrick]

Host, you know, the next time he brings up the jets, just smack him. Just like, upside of the head. Just smack him.

[Dominic Foxworth]

All right, I'll come work for you after that. He's a made man now.

[Dan Patrick]

Yeah, that's true.

[Dominic Foxworth]

That's.

[Dan Patrick]

That's true. Thanks again, Dominic.

[Dominic Foxworth]

No problem.

[Dan Patrick]

He's one of my favorites. Dominic Foxworthy. Yeah. Greenie's a made man. Made man there can't pop him. I just don't know how you spend most half your life, three quarters of your life, hitting people or getting hit, and then you don't do it again after that. You would just think that you would have that urge. Now, granted, he's a defensive back, so he probably wasn't always looking for contact. But, like, Brian Urlocker, like, I have to believe that there has to be a day where you go, man, I want to hit somebody. I don't know who it is, but I'm going to hit somebody. Yeah.

[Paul McDoniel]

Pauline, you ever see those clips on social media where someone runs onto a field at like a small college game and there's a guy in a yellow slicker, a security guy and he just decletes him. It's always like a former Division 3 college football player and he's been waiting for 10 years to crack someone.

[Dan Patrick]

Dominic Host the Dominic Foxworth show and he also is on get up on espn. All right, last call for phone calls. What we learn what's in store tomorrow this day in sports history. Right 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.

[Todd Fritz]

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This is John Middlekopf from three and out with John Middelkoff. Thursday Night Football is on and it's only on Prime Video. Tonight, an AFC rivalry ignites as the Miami Dolphins battle the Buffalo Bills in a heated divisional showdown. Coverage begins at 7pm Eastern with football's best party TNF. Tonight presented by Verizon. Not a Prime member, not a problem. Simply sign up for a 30 day free trial. It's the Dolphins and the bills tonight at 7pm Eastern only on Prime Video. Restrictions apply. See Amazon.com Amazon prime for details.

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[Dominic Foxworth]

Marvin and I got to pick Nick Wright up.

[Dan Patrick]

Yeah, Nick Reich wants to come up for One of these, you have to go down to Harlem to pick him up. And he said you would be the only person he would want to ride in the car with for an hour and a half.

[Todd Fritz]

Thanks, Nick.

[Dan Patrick]

Yeah. All right, let's write tomorrow's headline today with what happens tonight. Todd, I'm going to start with you.

[Todd Fritz]

I've got Miami Clown Machine. Finn's Futility Becoming Circus.

[Dan Patrick]

Okay. Miami Sound Machine.

[Todd Fritz]

Gloria.

[Dan Patrick]

Steph. Yeah, I got it.

[Todd Fritz]

I got Clown Machine Becoming Circus.

[Dan Patrick]

Okay.

[Caller/Listener]

All right.

[Dan Patrick]

Marvin. Right. Tomorrow's headline today, Dolphins Win.

[Dominic Foxworth]

I'm just joshing.

[Todd Fritz]

Bills dominate. Oh, Josh Allen Goshen.

[Paul McDoniel]

Paul McDoniel.

[Dan Patrick]

Todd is starting to creep in.

[Paul McDoniel]

That's a good one, McDoniel.

[Dan Patrick]

Yeah, Todd thinks all of his are great, too. Yep.

[Todd Fritz]

I really do.

[Dan Patrick]

Seaton. This.

[Seaton O'Connor]

Tuna, this tan can of tuna is dolphin free.

[Dan Patrick]

How about Dolph wins Dolphins?

[Seaton O'Connor]

Because that's not gonna happen.

[Dan Patrick]

No, I just throw it out there.

[Seaton O'Connor]

Time to pay the bills.

[Dan Patrick]

Yeah.

[Seaton O'Connor]

To beat Dolphins.

[Dan Patrick]

Let's see. Matt in Ohio. Hi, Matt. What's on your mind today?

[Caller/Listener]

Hello, guys.

[Dan Patrick]

Hey, Matt.

[Caller/Listener]

Happy Thursday.

[Dan Patrick]

Yeah.

[Caller/Listener]

How about Dolphel? That work one work for one?

[Dan Patrick]

Sure, why not?

[Caller/Listener]

Okay. Anywho, I had called last week. I'm part of the Triple D Club, and I had a request. Dad would have been 77 today. Don't need a happy birthday or anything, but I would like to hear the. Your strikeout call.

[Dan Patrick]

Thank you, Matt. Thank you for calling in. Caleb in Oklahoma. Hi, Caleb.

[Caller/Listener]

Hey, fellas. How you doing?

[Dan Patrick]

Great.

[Caller/Listener]

Hey, good. Hey, Seton, I just want to let you know I got you. I run a restaurant about three quarters a mile off of campus, right there and down here in Norman. So all I need to know is how many. When you want your plate.

[Dan Patrick]

What's the name of the place, Caleb?

[Caller/Listener]

It's a Neighborhood Jam of brunch place right on Main street in Norman.

[Dan Patrick]

It's called the Neighborhood Jam.

[Caller/Listener]

Yes, sir.

[Dan Patrick]

Okay. All right. Seaton. Seaton's writing down all of this stuff. He's heading out to Norman for Oklahoma. Auburn. Yes.

[Seaton O'Connor]

Does the Neighborhood Jam do breakfast?

[Caller/Listener]

It does. Especially breakfast.

[Seaton O'Connor]

I mean.

[Dan Patrick]

Oh, I'll be there. Okay. Well, thank you, Caleb. And Bob in Montana. Hi, Bob. Welcome back.

[Caller/Listener]

So, hey, D.P. thanks. Hey, real quick. You guys were chatting last week about your Playboy interview. And so, of course, I went on ebay and I bought a copy here. It just arrived yesterday. I thought it was very fitting that out of all the dozen of mothership anchors, that you were the one to get in the final word in the interview. And I was also wondering if I mail you a copy and I include a return postage, maybe you could inscribe it for me for my bachelor pad. Maybe, Fritz, you can come up with some kind of clever double entendre that you can like, put on the COVID for me and say to Bob in Montana, love Dan Patrick, or something like that for me.

[Dan Patrick]

All right, I'll sign it. I don't know if I'll put a double entendre on there, Bob. It makes it so much more valuable. They did an article on espn. I don't even remember the article in Playboy, but I think it was about the SportsCenter anchors. You know, we were going to get Sportsman of the Year. Sports Illustrated was going to give SportsCenter Sportsman of the Year. This probably was in mid-90s, and I don't know what happened, but people at Sports Illustrated told me this, that they, they, they eventually did a big feature in Sports Illustrated on SportsCenter anchors. But I was told that they were. Because we were kind of a big deal back then in the mid-90s, and they were going to give us the Sports Illustrated Sportsman of the Year, which would have been pretty cool to have all of us in a, in a big picture there. Linda in Atlanta. Hi, Linda.

[Caller/Listener]

Hey, dan. Long time. Second time. 5, 5, 1, 2, 5. So I came in a little late on the conversation regarding the possible nude statue of Christie.

[Dan Patrick]

Yeah.

[Caller/Listener]

And although that might be interesting, I thought maybe an idea would to consider Marvin. And that way we could really test the theory of the correlation and other parts of the body.

[Todd Fritz]

Show.

[Dan Patrick]

Thank you, Family show. Yes, it is. Yes, it is. Thank you for offering that up, Linda. I don't think we're going to have any nude statues around here.

[Paul McDoniel]

Ah, America's disappointed.

[Dan Patrick]

I know. But, you know, I figure this is our arena. We've had great memories here. We haven't won. Usually if you're putting up a statue, you have, you have to win, don't you? So I guess I don't want to have a statue of me here. Yes, Marvin, who needs new statues when.

[Todd Fritz]

You got Paulie in the Family Feud sweater?

[Dan Patrick]

Oh, well, from yesterday, there's at least one audience member who thought Paulie looked pretty damn good.

[Todd Fritz]

Paulie, give us.

[Paul McDoniel]

It could be two total.

[Dan Patrick]

Todd.

[Todd Fritz]

You can ask me what I learned.

[Dan Patrick]

I bet no, I'm not going to do that yet. I was going to give you this day in sports history since Paulie took scoreboard yesterday from you. But, Paul, how about this day in sports history?

[Paul McDoniel]

Just one. 1993, the Anaheim Mighty Ducks. They were called at the time the Mighty Ducks of Anaheim, named after the movie, of course. And they made their preseason debut as a hockey franchise. They changed their name in 2006, 2007 to the Anaheim Ducks. No more Mighty.

[Dan Patrick]

That's it. Okay. All righty. We've done the best that we can do today, and we'll try. What time?

[Todd Fritz]

Just a little side note, I was at the Ducks very first game when I lived in California. I'm proud of that. The very first Mighty Ducks Anaheim game, I was in the press box for a radio station. It was one of the first times I saw my name in kmpc and there was a seat waiting for me. It was pretty special. Anyway, back to you.

[Dan Patrick]

Okay, what did you learn today? Todd?

[Todd Fritz]

Dominic Foxworth would be fine if Tom Brady came into his locker room to obtain info before calling a game because he just wouldn't talk to him at all.

[Dan Patrick]

Seton, what did you learn today?

[Seaton O'Connor]

Oklahoma's state meal is massive.

[Dominic Foxworth]

Marvin Greenie is a made man.

[Paul McDoniel]

Paul the yips could be a medical thing.

[Todd Fritz]

Todd Dominique Foxworth once again was extra careful in the visitors locker room in Foxborough because he didn't trust the Patriots and possibly hidden cameras there.

[Dan Patrick]

Thank you for your support. Whether you're down with us up, maybe just watching, maybe just listening, we'll try to do better tomorrow on a meat Friday for Fritzi Seaton. Marvin Paulie, yours truly. Talk to you tomorrow.

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