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That's Mexican street corn. That's off the cob. If it's on the cob, then it's called elote. Elote. Oh, is that the difference? Yes. Esquites is off the cob. Elote is on the cob. Yes. Paul, you said duck enchiladas. Yeah. It seems like there's a. Duck is a polarizing dish. Yeah. I'm not a ducker. Nope. No, I love it. I had lollipop lamb chops the other day. Pretty good. But duck. Is it the taste or the animal? I think it's the taste. You could also, you know, bring in, you know, duck. It seems like a nice person. Nice guy. Yeah. You appreciate him? Yeah. Well, I've had people say up in Maine, hey, duck hunting, man. I go, nah, I'm good. How about I listen? I'll just listen for the shotgun blast there. I'm not a hunter. Like, I fish and then I catch and release. I don't know. You could always just shoot and release, too. I just like to go up there. I don't keep them. I just shoot them and let them run off. I don't chase them down after they fall. Yeah, a little shooting release. Yeah. I had a friend of mine who came back, he went big game hunting. He told me he. But he spent money. Where you go to these. I don't know what they're called. Compounds, Farms, where the animals are inside the fence, and then you go and hunt them down. And he brought back something, and I said, wow, like, how. How did you get that? He goes, well, it's. It's an enclosed area. Yeah. I said, that doesn't seem really fair. That's sporting. Yeah. You're not, you know, just kind of like going into their backyard there, you know? Yes, Paulie. I once went with my uncle and a couple guys turkey hunting, and that seemed unfair. Turkeys don't seem fast. They weren't fast. And they can't fly. They could fly. Ish. Oh, well, not wellish. Not with some buckshot in them, they can't. All right, final hour of the Program. Yes. I just saw a story recently about this. There's like a Texas big game hunter, the billionaire who got. Did. Did he go. I believe is the word. Yeah, yeah, like some kind of like rare buffalo or something he was hunting. I do, I do root for, you know, when you have the. But in Mexico, they're bull fighting Spain. I do roll root for the bull. I do, I find myself, you know, defend yourself a little bit. Go get them. Yes, Todd. So you're anti matador? Yes. You want to, you want, you want to see the occasion? I know, I'm Pro Bowl. Pro Bowl. You know, it goes back to the Jordan years. You know, of course, the greatest bull of all time. They tried to, they tried to get him too. I do all of those things, though. Like when they're in the, the ring with the matador bull fighting, the running of the bulls, all that, I'm definitely team bull. Like, yeah, guys. Yeah. Gotcha. Sorry. It never ends well for the bull ever. But I do like the underdog story there. My, my family went to a bull fight and so my daughters are really young and I think my wife went in and thought, you know, maybe they use like rubber swords or something. Or like they're, they're, there's, you know, it's not going to hurt them. And I wasn't on this vacation yet, another one that I paid for. But I, I was working at the mothership and I just remember that phone call and my three daughters are screaming in tears and my wife is emotional and she's like, why didn't you tell me that they killed the bull? And I go, what are you talking about? I'm not there. And it's called a bull fight. I would assume that there could be blood. They're like, oh, my God, your daughters, they are so emotional. I go, hun, how do you not know what's going to happen in a bullfight? And I, I didn't do anything. Why am I responsible? Because of a traumatic experience I didn't tell you about a bullfight. Yes, Todd. Now, do people cheer, you know, rigorously for the matador? How does that work? Like, I don't know if there's DraftKings odds on that. What if you had money on the matador to win? Then you're not necessarily happy about the result there. What do you, what do you think, Todd? I think it's evenly distributed. Some are rooting for the bull. Thank you, Todd. Yeah, well, you know, these matadors are heroes. Mean, they're big time stars. Yeah. Paulie, that situation with your kids and the bull fighting, it's kind of like there's a story about 15 years ago, some sixth grade teacher showed her kids Titanic, and they thought it was a love story. What is? Yeah, the first hour until she won't let him get on the piece of wood there. They weren't prepared for the history of Titanic. All the kids were shocked when the boat went down and Jack died where she had plenty of room to let him up, save him, but she chose to let him. I want to scooch on. Yeah. Nope. Yes, Todd. Was it heroic or stupid that if that's true, the way the movie portrayed the band is still playing as the ship is sinking? It's, like, good for them. They're trying to keep everybody calm. Or why don't you go find a way to save yourself? That's. That is supposedly true all the way till the end. They're playing the violin, cello and stuff. Yes. Yeah. It's kind of like you brought down that Darius Rucker concert when you were playing. Yeah. And then he had to breathe new life into it. You know? That's a great analogy. Yes. Marv. I'd prefer to be on the Titanic than be there. There. I think of that woman that just called in and, like, there. There had. There are people who, like, this was their night out. They paid for tickets, probably a solid price for those tickets. And they got treated to a medley of. Of that. Yeah. Some guy they'd never heard of got up there and sang a couple of songs. And I totally. I said, one song. I said, just do one song. And then you go, no, no, no, I'm gonna do two. I go, all right, once again. You never, ever listen. Sometimes America thinks they got talent. And in my head, I crushed it like I was in the shower. Yes, Marvin. And the smartest thing Darius did was as soon as Fritzi got off stage, he went to his hoodie set. Yes. Let me. Let me get this audience back. Hold my hand. Let's pretend that never happened. Yes. We aren't really giving Todd enough credit, though, because as we've done, well, numerous times on the show now, Todd usually doesn't follow the music. He usually just sings at whatever pace and sort of cadence that he wants. He did a pretty good job of following the music with Darius and his music. Thank you. And who could keep your hands in your pockets that long? That must have been a Guinness record. Okay. Darius told me that they were following Todd. Well, they're professional musicians. Todd was not following them. They were because I. I had spies at the rehearsal and one of the band members said he. He can sing a little bit, but he can't stay on the tune like you couldn't. They were trying to adjust to you beat. Is just a suggestion. Yeah, yeah. It's optional. I made some suggestions like, you know, I wanted to explain to them what I was thinking to make it really sound like the whole notions on the radio. And they kind of rolled their eyes a little bit like this kid's gonna tell the Darius Rucker band how to play the music. We're doing this in C, fellas. Yes. This is my interpretation of this. Okay. I'm thinking I start out here. Hey, Joe, you're a little flat there. Help me. Help me out. Come on, let's go. Give me a little bit. A little more. Snare drums are a little behind. Guys, let's pick it up. I say when I turn out the live. When I get lights come on, you're not with me. That's when you bring it up a little bit. Help me out here. Yeah. Are we paying attention? Are we trying to make bad. What are we doing? That's incredible. That's never going to happen again, though. Never say never. I'm going to say. I'm going to say never. Darius won't say it, but I'll say it for him. I was hoping I was. He was going to reach out and say, you know, we got a few more gigs if you're interested. It really went over well in Bridgeport. If you want to come with us. No. And that call. Never. That will never happen again. That'll never happen again. I. I give you credit. Wonder why I call you all the time. What can I. I don't feel the need to give such secrets away. 2, 3, 4. Dude, he did that in front of like, I don't know how many thousands of people are there? Probably 6,000 people there. What a legend. Wait. Come on, Bridge. It sounds like you're wounded. That's how I got shot in the leg. Yeah. Like, these dudes just harmonized with Todd. They came in on backing vocals. It's still the coolest thing. It's still. It's unbelievable for as much fun as we have with it. But I will say this is usually followed by Simon saying, that was absolutely dreadful. Are you kidding me? That was terrible. Get up. This is why Darius Rucker has such an incredible backup band. They made you sound a little bit better than you really are. Palatable. If you even say that. Yes. I mean, you got tons of confidence and Zero awareness. I mean, I, I will give you credit for that. That's my mantra. It's my life mantra. Like, you have so much confidence and no awareness whatsoever. Yes. Marvin. Right before they went to the second song there, he's, he turns to you, he goes, I always pay my bets. I know. And I, I, I think he was surprised you were doing two songs initially. And then I, I said, they're both hall and oats songs. And he goes, all right. He goes, I don't do hauling oats. I said, todd doesn't either, but let him sing. Sing that on the song list. That got very real to me. I was already a little nervous, but I'm waiting backstage and I'm like, okay, we're up to song six. And then after song eight, it says those two songs, I'm like, oh, my. But the hands in the pocket. Yeah, that was terrible. It was a bad look. I think that was part of the nerves. I didn't know, I didn't know what to do with myself. I couldn't even believe I was, it was like an out of body experience. While I'm singing, I'm like looking at myself from the audience perspective and seeing me on the big screen. They're going, how is this possibly happening while I'm singing? So it's very weird. Yeah. Darius in Milwaukee. Apparently tonight was special guests. Yes. Paul. To put a bow on the music topic, Titanic's band, all four stayed on the boat that night. Wallace Hartley was a leader. They did not get on the lifeboats when they were offered an opportunity. The last song they played was Nearer God to Thee. And that's that. 2, 3, 4. Anyone seen opening on a boat? My friends, when I say because you'll kiss at Kiss, that's when you gotta ramp it up. Come on, guys, let's do it together. Preseason football. Yes. Paulie overreacted after what he saw last night. Now all of a sudden, huh, with the Eagles found their backup quarterback. And hey, what about this running back and this wide receiver, you know, who I focused on was Jalen Milro. He threw for 61 yards, he rushed for another 38. And that was the Seahawks Raiders game. So I'm, I'm, I'm cautiously optimistic about Jalen Milroe with Seattle. And it's going to take a little time there. He's a project, but that could be one of those where in a couple years we look back and say, what? When did they get him? What round did they get him? But if you look at his numbers, he had 45 passing touchdowns, 33 rushing touchdowns. Days at Alabama. It's like, jalen Hurts, you know, Jalen hurts is like, oh, yeah, he pretty good. Well, didn't he get replaced by, you know, Tua and Jalen Melrose? Very talented and, but raw and a project there. And I'm, I'm interested tonight to watch the Browns with Shador Sanders. Instead of relying on somebody telling me what they saw, I want to watch and then I can decide how he did because you're going to get a lot of coverage. You're going to get people who are going to spin it one way or another that he looked great or he didn't look great, he looked confident or he looked nervous. It's probably going to be one extreme or the other. And I hope we get a true sense. I hope that when he's done, he says, hey, you know, I felt, I felt okay about myself or I felt comfortable out there. I. Because that's what this is all about. You're making your first start and when's the last time you can think of a quarterback making his preseason debut with this much attached to it? I. Cam Ward. I don't think anybody's going to be like, I got to watch Cam Ward or you're going to have an opinion of Cam Ward after his debut with Shador. I can't think of too many quarterbacks who will get this much attention for a preseason debut. And for those, you know, there's been columns certainly in Cleveland, you've had, I think, radio shows talking about, is he set up to fail? I think he's set up to succeed, to be there with the first team because he hasn't had first team reps. If he came in in the third quarter with the third string, then you're setting him up to fail. But you put him in there with your first team. Great. But I'm not attaching too much to this. I think he's probably going to play like a guy who wasn't drafted in the first couple of rounds. But I want to see is that confidence still there when he gets roughed up or fumbles or an interception or a sack. That's what I'm looking for. But I, I'm not going to have, you know, there's not going to be a referendum on Monday where I know exactly who Shador Sanders is, because I. This is evolving. This is fluid. Yeah, Paul. And it's so dumb to think that the Browns would not want this kid to succeed. 5th round draft pick, he has a 5 year contract. Because they control his rights. Actually a 4 year contract for $4 million. If he somehow becomes a starting quarterback in the NFL, they have him under contract for the next 4 years. For $4.2 million. He could solve all their financial troubles. We say good morning if you're watching on Peacock. Thank you for downloading the app and our radio affiliates around the country, over 400 cities, iHeartRadio, Fox Sports Radio. We're going to take a break. Devin McCourty, the former Patriot great, works for Football Night in America. He'll join us. I believe he's at Patriots camp. He'll join us coming up next year on the Dan Patrick Show. Be sure to catch the live edition of the Dan Patrick show, weekdays at 9 Eastern, 6am Pacific on Fox Sports Radio and the iHeartRadio app. Hey, this is Jason McIntyre. Join me every weekday morning on my podcast Straight fire with Jason McIntyre. This isn't your typical sports pod. Pushing the same tired narratives down your throat every day. 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This didn't just happen to me. It happened to hundreds of other people. But these aren't just stories of destruction. They're stories of survival, of people picking up the pieces and daring to tell the truth. I'm going to tell my story and I'm going to hold my head up. Listen to Betrayal Weekly on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Devin McCourty, Football Night in America analyst, three time Super bowl champ with the Patriots and he is in Foxborough and Tom Brady is getting a statue. It's going to be 12ft. Why does Brady need a 12 foot statue? Devin, he's Tom Brady. Like, why not? Does. Do you think Tom had statue approval? So what I heard from being up here, he has not seen it. I think Mr. Kraft has seen it, but Tom has not seen it. So. But I was told he'll like it. It looks like him. So we'll see 12ft, 12 foot statue of Tom Brady. Does anybody else get, anybody else get this? Belichick getting a statue? Not right now, but I got to imagine sometime down the line he's got to have a statue somewhere over here at Gillette Stadium. When you went home, would your wife ask you more about Tom Brady or Bill Belichick as far as it. Those two, those two individuals? My wife would probably ask about Tom, but it would only be to get to back in the day, ask about Giselle. That's all she said. How intense is preseason as far as if you're a starter, like how do you, if I'm looking at how you're approaching that as a regular season game, how can you approach it or have to approach it the same way? I think a veteran approaches it in the same way while still knowing you're not Going to play the whole game. But I think it's always those little things you want to work on coming into the season. Whatever happened the past season, things you felt like you needed to get better at, the preseason games are the time to showcase it. Yeah, you can do it in practice. I think it heightens a little bit in a joint practice where you can actually execute those things. But until you do some things you want to work on in a game setting, you don't really build that true confidence. So I think guys knowing you might get 10 to 30 plays, whatever that is, you know, you have a limited amount of time to kind of execute some of those things you want to get better at. Felt like the Patriots use the first couple of regular season games as their true preseason. Why is that? We always talked about that, that the first call it month of the regular season was an extension of the preseason, and that was strictly because we still needed to improve. And like I said, until you get in all those games, what's the best group of five linemen? What's the best group of four secondary players? Like, we were still always figuring that out. And it was sometimes guys not playing the whole game. It was guys getting in there. Just so I think the coaches could evaluate what was the best group out there, who was the best player. Some training camp battles were close. How do you make the exact decision? Right now we're still evaluating through that first month of the season. And then once we got to October, it was like, okay, this is our team. Are we good? Do we need to add? Do we need to go for in a trade market? Like, how do we need to operate? And I think that's how Belichick and that staff always kind of helped us progress and get better. So we were playing our best football after Thanksgiving. There's certain players who play better in practice than in games, and vice versa. Who was the guy on your team that once you saw him in a game, you're like, damn, I didn't see that in practice. You know who was like that? Jimmy G. 2016, Tom gets suspended and we're going to start, and Jimmy's going to start. Jimmy Garoppolo is going to start those first four games. And if we're being honest, like training camp practice, it never kind of felt like, okay, here we go, like, we're gonna be good. It was like, all right, defensively, we're gonna need to do X, Y and Z. And then we got out there opening in Arizona, and Arizona was coming off a great season the year before. And Jimmy went out there, played his butt off. And then week two against Miami, he gets hurt. But the first half I think he threw for three or four touchdowns. He. We always used to say Jimmy was a gamer. His best football happened in the games and it was pretty cool to see that because you don't, you don't always get that from the quarterback position. Usually what you see in practice shows up in the game. Devin McCourty, a Football Night in America analyst and won three Super Bowls with the Patriots, three time All Pro. What do you assess with rookie quarterbacks now that you've played the position? But now as an analyst, what should we be looking for, let's say Shador Sanders tonight against Carolina. I think one of the biggest things is what is his command of the offense looks like? Does he look like he's in control? Is he up there making some checks or making some alerts? And then the execution. It's obviously preseason game one is going to be a lot of, I would say, simple plays that they've been running in practice. But the truth is, when you know you're a 5th round draft pick and you're going again, you probably don't get all of the reps in practice. You don't get a ton. So how much were you able to pick up without getting those reps? And then is it smooth? Are we able to get quarterback, center, exchange, get us in and out of the huddle, execute simple plays, throw quick passes, get the ball out of your hands? Belichick, you say it all the time. Our play, our best plays don't start until the quarterback gets the ball out of their hands and whether it's a handoff, whether it's throwing the ball. So those are the things you want to see. And then I would say in today's game, is he able to make some of those off schedule plays? The play breaks down. Does he have one, two or three of those plays where you're like, man, that's a heck of a play by him making a play extend and making the right play at the end. What's it like when your huddle breaks and then Peyton Manning comes up to the line of scrimmage? I don't know who else talked a lot, but you're hearing and he's gesturing. And then what is your job as a defensive back? To interpret what he's saying or not saying? Yeah, I remember it's a different feeling when I first got out there as a rookie and you're out there with Peyton and he's doing all that talking. I was getting nervous when I was a rookie. Like, is he coming this way? What is he checking? What does he see? And then as a veteran, it turns into a mind game. It's like, okay, we know what we're in, so we know he knows that. So how can we give him a different picture and then get to something else? And for us, it was always cool because we got that same type of work and practice with Brady. We knew we couldn't just give him the answers to the test right away. So it was, you know, I think the coolest thing as a defender playing against whether it was Peyton or Drew Brees or Aaron Rodgers, was you knew they knew what you were in, so you had to kind of play the mind game of, okay, where should they go with the ball? I got to be ready for that. And that's how we tried to play from a defensive standpoint. And I think you're starting to see that in today's games. When you go against the Josh Allens, the Joe Burrows, the Patrick Mahomes, the Lamar Jackson, those guys are figuring out what other defenses are in and they're playing to. And it's fun to watch. What advice would you give Travis Hunter of trying to play both sides? I don't know. Advice I would give him to say to go do it. I think ultimately he'll see that it's going to be more productive to be great at one of those positions than it is to kind of strain yourself to be doing back and forth. And I think the truth is, if he does, you know, find a way to play both positions at a high frequency, I think it will make him. I think he'll be a good player on both sides, but I think if he focuses on one, he has a chance to be a great player at either position. Honestly, like, you watch his skill set. He can do both. But I just. My advice would be, I think it's going to be really difficult, and I don't think there's enough upside to play on both sides of the ball for him. Did you ever give Belichick fake laughter? Because some of your teammates, they would say, oh, man, he's funny. You should get to know him. He's really funny. But did you feel like you kind of had to laugh sometimes when he wasn't really that funny? Not. Not really, because, like, behind closed doors, no cameras, like, we got the uncensored Belichick, so the trash, he would talk like, there. There was a certain kind of swag to him that I don't think people see, but when we get in that meeting room and he's talking to his guys. Well, give me, give me an example here. Can you give me a family version? Yeah. I mean, I always laugh. We were, we were in Buffalo in 2018 and they were doing a kind of tribute to a lot of those guys in the 90s that were on those teams that went to four straight Super Bowls. And like, there was a stage out. There was a Monday night game stage and everything. And they kind of delayed us coming out of the second half and we come out and we're walking together and he's like, I mean, we're out here, we're celebrating four straight trips and no actual super bowl wins. Like, like, what, what are we, what are we doing here? And a little bit of. I think he was pissed because we're ready to get the second half going. But, like, there was no fake laugh. Like, I died laughing because it was just, yeah, of course, Bill, you got all those Super Bowls. But to me, it was that competitiveness that he didn't always talk about. You didn't actually see it, but like, he was like, he's competitive. He wants to be the best. He wants to win those championships. He just doesn't talk about it. And that to me was, you know, he was somewhere in the 90s not getting to those games. So he's probably still pissed about that and holding that shit. So that's what I've always loved about him. Yeah. And I think what happens sometimes is when the coach makes fun of or picks on singles out one of the stars, that helps with the rest of the team going, damn, he's. He's going after Brady right now. Oh, there's no doubt about it. And even from an opponent standpoint, I remember Vince Wilford used to always tell Bill, like, when you come in our meeting rooms, because Bill always used to build up every team. No matter who we were playing that Wednesday meeting, we would watch a highlight tape and you would think like, we were playing Greek Gods on Sunday. And then every once in a while he would come in and he would just tell us, like, we're going to kill this team. We're going to destroy him. And you see Vince Wilford, like, it would get him going. And he would always tell Bill, like, just come in and tell us that we're going to destroy the team. I think it gives guys energy. And it's true, like when you see that. And again, I always credit Tom because star players don't have to be coachable and it's the right thing to do. But in the NFL or any professional sport, it doesn't always happen. And I always said that when I got there as a rookie, I saw Bill coaching the heck out of Tom and going after him, and it set the tone. Like, it scared me to want to mess up. And we knew and every player operated knowing if the best player got coached hard, that mean the rest of us were going to get coached hard. And it made us all better. And, you know, Tom could have been like, I don't want to be a part of this. I want to leave and go elsewhere. But he took the coaching, he got better, and it held all of us to a certain standard that we had to reach. Bengals are playing their starters more in the preseason because they get off to a poor start in the last couple of years. Why are they doing this? Why didn't they do this before? And do you think it'll help? I do think it'll help. I think it'll change the mentality. Does the 20 snaps you play maybe in two preseason games is going to dictate how you're going to play the season? Probably not from a skill standpoint in X's and O, but I think it changes the mentality of every time we step on the field. It's important. This is what we're saying. We're saying we have to get better as a football team by playing football. So we're going to get better in preseason game one, we're going to get better in preseason game two. Then in the regular season, we're going to keep getting better. Whereas I think before it was kind of like, well, these games aren't important. We don't need to do it. And then you get out there, and sometimes you play teams like the Kansas City Chiefs, who go out there and play in the preseason, they hit the ground running. So you're like, okay, we'll catch up to them, but they're starting ahead, and then now you always start behind. So I credit Zach Taylor for saying, you know what? What we've been doing isn't working. I'm not going to be arrogant and prideful and say, you know what? This is my method and I'm sticking to it. No, you know what? It's not working. We're not getting off to the start. We want. Let's go play. Let's get better. And it looked good last night, that's for sure. It'll be Washington at New England tonight, the unveiling of the Tom Brady statute. Do you think you'll cry tonight, Devin. Absolutely not. But one of my sons is coming up. My nephew's coming up, so they might shed a tear. They're. They're big time Brady fans. Actually bigger Tom Brady fans than they were of their dad and uncle. So they'll be really happy to be here today. Would your wife cry at the trophy ceremony? Not if she wants to still be married. She better not. Have fun. And you know, there's Brady. Still feels like he can play well. He still throws. So, like, you go and put him behind one of the best offensive lines and keep a clean pocket. I still think he'd go out there and give you 40 to 45 passes a game if he played for the Eagles. Right now, I'm biased. If Tom Brady plays for one of the best teams, get super bowl time. And I'm hey. And if he does do it, Howie Roseman, give me a call. I'll take another trip to the Super Bowl. You're ready to play, too. You'll go with Tom? I'm ready. I'm going there. In the red zone only. Thank you. We appreciate your time. Devin, have fun tonight. No problem. Appreciate it, man. That's Devin McCourty. Football Night in America. It'll be Patriots and Washington coming up tonight. Tom Brady gets a big statue there. Giselle going to be there. Are the kids going to be there? Does it need to be 12ft high? Maybe just regular size? Yeah. Paul, are we going to play against that Brady statue? Is it. I'll give you two choices. Is it a action shot or standing there heroic on the sideline type Statue does. Maybe it's him running out and saying, lfg. Yeah, let's go. I think it's a let's go statue. Yeah, let's go. Let's effing go. I was in the end zone and we were doing a game, Football night in America, doing the pregame, and Brady came out. It was probably the season opener after the. I forget when it was, but he ran right towards me and he's yelling, lfg. Let's effing go. And it. And like he was running right at me and I'm like, this is going to be awkward. And I just moved to the side and he kept running, I guess. All right, there you go. All right, Tom. Hey, Tom, it's good to see you. Yes, Marvin. Yeah, that was his routine. Every single game, especially the ones I worked at Foxborough, he would run all 100 yards to the other end of the end zone. Let's bleep and go. Yeah. Without also his statue. It's going to be him holding a Lombardi trophy. It is. Wait, do you know this? I don't. Oh, you know what? That's my guess. Sorry. I don't think Roger let him do that party. Trophy is copyrighted, actually, so. And then. Sorry, then Belichick's gonna want to do that. Then you have dueling statues holding trophies. Paul, helmet off to show the hair. Like pumping up the crowd. Like Seaton said, that pump up, fist up thing. Let's go. I, I did. That could be it. But I, I think it'll be just him in the pocket, you know, looking Tom Brady like. Yes, Marvin. It's going to be like him holding it right after the 283 comeback. Holding the trophy. Yep. Holding a trophy after the Atlanta Falcons. Yeah. But we won't know that now. I think they'll keep it simple. The real ones will. Like the Falcons will. Oh, no. Matt Ryan will know. Yeah. Yeah. Too soon. Okay, let's take a break here. All right, last call for phone calls. What we learned what's in store for Monday and it's a meet Friday. We're heading out to the grills right after this. 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. Time for a sofa upgrade. Visit washablesofas.com and discover Annabe where designer style meets budget friendly prices. 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The detective comes driving up fast and just like, screeches right in the parking lot. I swear I'm not crazy, but I think he poisoned me. I feel trapped. My breathing changes. More money, more money, more money. And I went white. I realized, wow, like, he is not a mentor. He's pretty much a monster. New stories, new voices, and shocking manipulations. This didn't just happen to me. It happened to hundreds of other people. But these aren't just stories of destruction. They're stories of survival. Of people picking up the pieces and daring to tell the truth. I'm going to tell my story and I'm going to hold my head up. Listen to Betrayal Weekly on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Last call for phone calls. What we learned, what's in store for Monday? Yes, Seaton? Are you gonna get Marvin on stage with Todd Rundgren to do this one? I don't know. I don't know. We could. We could get you Boys to Men, maybe. How about that? And I'll take abc. Todd Rundgren's still with us, is he not? Yeah, yeah. Does he tour? I think he does. I think he. I think he might be a two time hall of Famer. Songwriting and performing, maybe. Yes. Marvin, Can I do two songs with him? Yes, of course you can. I could do Bang on the Drum and hello, it's me. Oh, hello. It's music. That's good. Yeah, but it's only a couple, like two and a half minutes, I think. Even better. Yeah, perfect. That's better for the audience. Yes, Paul. Todd Rundgren, currently on tour through November. Okay. All right, we have Best week in sports. How about we go around the room? Who had the best week in sports? Todd. As they get ready to host the Mets for a weekend series. I'm giving it to the Brewers. Six straight wins since the 1st of August. They scored 16, 8 and 14 last weekend at the Nationals. 70 and 44, four games ahead in the NL Central over the Cubbies. Atop the division. All right, Seaton o', Connor, best week in Sports. You know What? I'm gonna go. Cody Rhodes defeated John Cena in the big comeback Smackdown. Undisputed champion. Yeah, I'm still emotional. That's a big week for that, lad. Well done, Cody. Yeah. Marvin, how about you? I'm gonna go to the team with the best logo in the mlb. Toronto Blue Jays won three straight and now they're first in the AL East. Okay, Paul. I'll go with Dodgers fans. Dodgers are always in the mix for the World Series. They're not quite as good as they were last year. At this point in the season. They've outscored their opponents by 74 runs. Last year was 130 at this point. And Ohtani pitches four innings, eight strikeouts. They're going to need him in the postseason. It's not a luxury. They need him. You have two pitchers with at least 3,000 strikeouts meeting. It'll be Clayton Kershaw, Max Scherzer. Max Scherzer did this in 2023 versus Justin Verlander, Kurt Shilling and Roger Clemens in 07. Greg Maddox against Roger Clemens. 06. Don Sutton, Steve Carlton, 1987. Phil Necro, Burt Bly, Levin 1987. Stat of the Day has been brought to you by Panini America. The official trading cards of the program. Grady in California. Hi, Grady. Dp. My pleasure to speak with you. Good morning, Sir. Good morning. Six foot a soft 215 software so well, really quick. On Fridays you used to always play Arcade Fire to wrap up the week. And I wonder where that went. But that's not why I called you opened the show this morning talking about Drew Brees, by the way, an incredible interview with him. I loved it. But about how he meant what he meant to a city. And I completely agree with you. It was a great, great career. And obviously in the post Katrina days, it really brought the city back and it was incredible. But it made me think about post 9 11. And immediately my thoughts went to the Yankees and that run they had during the World Series post 911 and what those games meant in the Bronx and how emotional that was. And obviously there's a lot of players, but I probably point to Derek Jeter and what that really did to bring the city back and bring the country back. But then a few months after that, it's funny that you just had that Patriot on and Brady's getting that statue tonight. That a 14 point underdog in the Patriots going against the mighty greatest show on turf would go in and beat that team as the Patriots post 9 11. I think that that team in particular really brought the entire country back and was, you know, obviously very patriotic. I don't know if that brought people back. You know, the Yankees were the World Series and President Bush went to the mound. And I think that those were emotional. I'm talking about a singular person and Drew Brees being the quarterback of the Saints after Hurricane Katrina. Yes. There's a moment that might not get enough recognition for how awesome it was, especially because I'm not a fan of this team, but I think people overlook sometimes. Mike Piazza had a home run. I think it was the first live sporting event back after 9 11. It was like September 21st. And he hit a go ahead home run in Shea Stadium against the Braves. That was kind of a pretty spectacular moment. The place went absolutely ballistic. And that was. That was pretty special. And it kind of gets overlooked a lot or overshadowed by other moments, but that was a hell of a time for him. Yes, Marvin. And on top of what Breeze did after post Katrina, the Saints were just terrible as a franchise. The fact that the New Orleans ain't won a Super bowl was just as impressive as what he did after post Katrina. How about this day in sports history, Paul? This day in sports history. Babe Ruth signed his final contract of his career. $90,000 for a one year contract. And Arthur Ashe Stadium was named. 1976. The White Sox Wear shorts for the first time in a double header against the Royals. And 1992, the Dream Team wins the gold medal as they rough up Croatia 117 to 85. Danny in California. Hi, Danny. What's on your mind today? Hey, Dan. Glad to talk to you. Sure. Dan. Yeah, yeah. Five nine, reorganized 195. Hey, I just wanted to talk to you about the bull fight. I went recently, went to a bullfight a couple weeks ago. It's a Portuguese bullfight. They do it differently. They put Velcro on the back of the bull. They do still do all the bull fighting things, theatrics, if you will. But instead of sticking swords, they stick a stick down onto the Velcro and a flag comes out and everybody cheers. That's nice. Even the running of the bulls. I do root for the bulls and I have no interest in running with the bulls because I'm not worried about me. I'm worried about everybody around me. And all of a sudden you run into somebody and you know, you get trampled or they, they squeeze you into, you know, some corner there, some nook or cranny as you're running. I would prefer to be up about, I don't know, 50ft looking down on a balcony. Todd, let's go around the room. How about you tell us what you learned on the program? You're not ready to give up on Anthony Richardson. He's got too much talent and potential. You just need to see a bigger sample size. Satan, there are different words for corn on the cob and off. Marvin Darius, Special guest tonight will not be Fritzy. Oh, Drew Brees does not have a statue. Todd, what did I learn? Lamar Jackson already has 6,100 career rushing yards. He could end up reaching nine, even 10,000 by the time his career is done. Be crazy to think about a career quarterback getting that and a couple MVPs. Maybe gets a Super bowl in there. We've done it. Have a safe weekend. A great weekend, everybody. Thanks for joining us. Talk to you soon. Why are TSA rules so confusing? You got a hoodie on. Take it all. I'm Manny. I'm Noah. This is Devin. And we're best friends and journalists with a new podcast called no Such Thing where we get to the bottom of questions like that. 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