Hour 3 – Paige Bueckers vs. Caitlin Clark, NFL Access

Summary

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The Dan Patrick Show — Hour 3

Date: August 21, 2025
Episode: Paige Bueckers vs. Caitlin Clark, NFL Access
Host: Dan Patrick, with Paulie, Seaton, and Marvin

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Overview

The final hour of today’s Dan Patrick Show dives deep into the evolving landscape of sports fandom, the rising profiles in women’s basketball (with a focus on Paige Bueckers and Caitlin Clark), the escalating costs and fragmentation of NFL viewing, memorable heartbreaks in sports history, and how college football legends stack up. The team fields passionate calls from listeners, debates Hall of Fame candidacy, and reminisces about iconic decades in sports. The segment balances insightful analysis with the show’s signature humor and relatability.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Paige Bueckers vs. Caitlin Clark: Shaping the Next WNBA Rivalry

(06:43–09:57)

• Dan Patrick brings attention to the recent performance of Paige Bueckers, who dropped 44 points, highlighting her perseverance through injuries and her mid-range game.

  • “Paige Bueckers was Caitlin Clark before Caitlin Clark... She loves the mid-range jump shot. It’s like Shea Gilgeous-Alexander and Kevin Durant.” (06:54)
  • “She made it look effortless, putting up 44.”

• This sparks debate about the supposed rivalry between Bueckers and Clark, noting that while Clark is widely known—even to non-sports fans—Bueckers has a more niche, but passionate following.

• The appeal and mainstream status of Clark, thanks to her “Steph Curry-like” range, is discussed:

  • Marvin: “Caitlin Clark is Steph Curry... She’s shooting the ball from 30 feet. Paige Bueckers is shooting 18 feet, 19 feet. And the general public doesn’t know Paige Bueckers.” (09:18)
  • Paulie: “Paige will appeal to WNBA fans. Caitlin Clark appeals to the casual fan, or somebody who’s not even a casual fan but will become one.” (09:57)

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2. NFL Streaming Costs and Accessibility

(10:28–12:32, 32:29–33:25, 37:01–38:17)

• Dan Patrick and listeners discuss how expensive NFL viewing has become due to fragmented streaming services.

  • “It was $255 years ago. Now we’re banging on the door of $900 for all these games.” (11:30)
  • Even “bargain basement” viewing can surpass $800 for the season.

• The role of gambling and fantasy adds value to the high cost, making the NFL unique in its ability to withstand rising prices.

• Lance from Sioux Falls asks whether the NFL might move toward fans purchasing access to individual teams or games, similar to other leagues.

  • Dan: “I hope it’s not all pay-per-view, but it’s the NFL. They have the hammer... I’d love to know where we are in five years.” (32:29)

• Jameson (CO): “There’s a handful of things in life that it doesn’t matter how much they raise the price, people are going to still do it… That’s the NFL.” (37:01)

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3. Gambling — From NFL to Little League

(12:32–15:40)

• Disturbing emergence of betting odds on the Little League World Series. Offshore sites now offer daily odds on kids’ games.

  • “That’s dangerous. I mean, these are 12-year-old kids… At some point, we have to say there are certain things we can’t gamble on.” (12:41)

• Dan Patrick shares his past struggles with gambling, using his platform to warn listeners:

  • “If I didn’t lose a game where I lost $3,000… I’d probably still be gambling. I hated it.” (14:41)
  • “Don’t think you’re going to win because you won’t. All you do is hold on to money until they ask for it back.” (15:40)

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4. NFL Headlines & Quarterback Moves

(05:37–06:36, 22:06–24:28)

• Lamar Jackson scare at practice, but “expected to be OK.”

  • Dan: “I wish they could do ‘expected to be ok…’ Lamar Jackson gets hurt. It’s all about clickbait.” (03:32)

• Ongoing quarterback discussions:

  • The future of Matthew Stafford and Kirk Cousins amid injuries, and the implications for teams with postseason aspirations.
  • Story surfaces about a bullet shot into Andy Reid’s office last year—previously undisclosed, no injuries.

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5. Sports Heartbreaks & Fan Loyalty

(24:41–29:45, 41:24)

• Listeners share personal stories of sports heartbreak and undying loyalty:

  • Shuffles (AZ): Relives the “devastating” 2009 Super Bowl loss for the Cardinals.
  • Drew (MI): Life-long Lions fan, refusing to take back bandwagon friends after suffering through decades of misery and heartbreak.
  • Jack (NC): Argues the 1972 Dolphins and 1968 Jets “dine out” on their historic moments as much as the ’85 Bears.

• The panel discusses how fandom sticks through generations of heartbreak, with Eli Manning’s Super Bowl upsets over Tom Brady as an example of legacies built on single moments.

  • Paulie: “Eli’s always going to have that on Tom, and he plays that card. That’s why he’s going to the Hall of Fame.” (28:54)

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6. College Football Mount Rushmore & Legendary Backs

(33:25–39:54)

• Fresh (Milwaukee): Asks, “If I knew nothing about college football, who’s on the Mount Rushmore?”

• The hosts balk at naming just four, noting differences across eras and programs—Oklahoma, Miami (“the U”), Florida, Ohio State, Alabama, and more.

• Running back GOAT debate:

  • Seaton: “Archie Griffin has to make the cut with two Heisman trophies, period.” (35:07)
  • Paulie: “He’s not O.J. Simpson. But there’s way too many other running backs for me to sign off on Archie.” (35:14)
  • Other names: Herschel Walker, Bo Jackson, Earl Campbell, Tony Dorsett, Jim Thorpe, Barry Sanders (who “could have rushed for 3,000 yards” if he played full games), and even Thurman Thomas.

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7. Best Decade in Sports?

(39:54–41:17)

• Blake (GA): Poses the question if the 1990s are the best sports decade.

• Dan and the crew reminisce about the dominance of Bulls, Cowboys, Yankees, etc., but conclude that the “best” decade often depends on your team’s success.

  • Paulie: “If you didn’t win, it’s not a great decade.” (41:01)

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8. Memorable Sports Economics & Nostalgia

(37:39–38:40)

• The price of attending games and concerts has skyrocketed, but demand remains high regardless of cost.
• The crew recalls the days when a concert ticket or a night at the ballpark cost just a few bucks—and marvel at what those experiences cost today.

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• Dan Patrick on breaking gambling habits:
  “All you do is you hold onto money. That’s it. You hold onto it until they ask for it back. And man, that walk of shame, I’d go over to my bookie, I’d say, here you go. Alright, see you next week.” (15:40)

• Marvin, comparing Paige Bueckers and Caitlin Clark’s national profile:
  “The general public doesn’t know who Paige Bueckers is… But my wife knows who Caitlin Clark is.” (09:18)

• Paulie, on sports heartbreaks:
  “You’ve gone through everything. It’s not like there’s something that can put you over the top and make you find another team to root for.” (26:55)

• Dan, on NFL fan costs:
  “The NFL… they have the leverage. They have the hammer.” (32:29)

• Seaton, on NFL streaming future:
  “I like having each game on each monitor because I multitask. NFL Red Zone is great, but I like each game.” (32:29)

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Timestamps for Important Segments

• Paige Bueckers vs. Caitlin Clark & WNBA Discussion: 06:43–09:57
• NFL Streaming Costs & Gambling: 10:28–15:40
• Andy Reid Bullet Story & NFL QB Talk: 22:06–24:28
• Fan Heartbreaks & Hall of Fame Criteria: 24:41–29:45
• College Football “Mount Rushmore” & Legendary RBs: 33:25–39:54
• Best Sports Decade Debate: 39:54–41:17
• Sports Ticket Prices/Nostalgia: 37:39–38:40

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The Show’s Tone

The episode blends thoughtful sports analysis with lighthearted banter, nostalgia, and audience interaction. Dan and his crew remain candid—unafraid to share personal stories or challenge modern norms (like over-gambling and cost inflation), while routinely turning the discussion back to what makes sports communal and emotionally charged.

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For Tomorrow:
Promised appearances from Hall of Famers Steve Young and John Fogerty (who will discuss his song “Centerfield” being inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame and his memories of Woodstock).

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Summary prepared for listeners seeking a deep dive into today’s Dan Patrick Show Hour 3, covering all key sports topics, debates, and anecdotes in the original tone and voice.

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[Marvin]

If the Charger were playing Eastern Michigan in Central Michigan, he'd be suspended for two games for sure.

[Paulie]

The deep cut, I'm going to give you a blue bloop on that one. We say good morning if you're watching on Peacock and you can dial us up although our phone lines are all busy. So we'll try to work those in. In the final hour of the program. Watch a little bit of WNBA. Paige Beckers put up 44. This is what I love. Now keep in mind, Paige Beckers was Caitlin Clark before Caitlin Clark. She was the player of the year as a freshman. Then she went through a couple of knee surgeries and really perseverance got her to be the number one pick in the draft. And watching her, she had four three pointers. I think she made all four. But she loves the mid range jump shot. It's like Shea, Gilgis, Alexander and Kevin Durant. Now it's not, you know, sexy exciting and it's not logo threes. But she is so Good at understanding, you know where to attack. I loved watching her, but she made it look effortless. Putting up 44. This was supposed to be the rivalry. This, this was supposed to be Caitlin Clark vs. Paige Beckers and, and hopefully it will be. And I think we're trying to have other rivalries, but that's, that's not the rivalry. Have those two against each other, then maybe you have something. And Caitlin Clark banged up again. I think she has a bone bruise and it, it's kind of been a lost season for her. But her team, well, they just lost Sophie Cunningham, one of their stars. But Kelsey Mitchell, Kelsey Mitchell played at Ohio State, I believe. I think she might be third on the all time scoring list. Like an oh, by the way, she put up a ton of points. And speaking of which, Kelsey Plum against Paige Beckers last night hit the runner game winner. Paige had over half of her points or team's points. They're not very good. They've won nine games. But it was fun to watch. Just there is that room there. It's either a layup or a three. And I'm surprised more and more players don't take, you know, I'm sure the analytics work against it, but that mid range jumper, it's there. Kevin Durant made a career out of it. Shea Gilgis Alexander, although he can get to the basket. But it just feels like, I mean you won the MVP and that mid range jumper is there now. It's not exciting, but it was, it was effective with Paige Beckers last night. Yes. Marvin.

[Marvin]

Yeah. Caitlin Clark is Steph Curry. Because they're like, why do people love Caitlin Clark so much? Because she, she's shooting the ball from 30ft. Paige Beckers is shooting 18ft, 19ft. And they're like, okay, what's so great about this? And the thing is the general public doesn't know who Paige Beckers is for the most part. The general. I call it wife famous. If your wife isn't in the sports. My wife knows who Caitlin Clark is. My wife knows Page. But, but that's a Yukon thing. But the general, your general wife that doesn't know anything about sports has no idea who Paige Beckers is. She knows who Caitlin Clark is. Caitlin Clark is a, a segment type of personality when it comes to all these sports shows, including ours. Just not Page.

[Paulie]

Yeah. And that's, that's the difference is that Paige will appeal to WNBA fans. Caitlin Clark appeals to the casual fan or somebody who's not even a casual fan but will become a casual fan or Maybe even more than that with Caitlin Clark, but she hasn't been able to play. But this could be the true rivalry that the WNBA could use. All right, a couple of phone calls in here. David in Ohio. David, thanks for holding. What's on your mind?

[Dan Patrick]

Hey, Dan. Good morning. I. You guys were talking about how much it costs to watch NFL this season with all these streaming platforms. I actually split some of my streaming services with some family members and that kind of cuts down on cost a little bit. The cost is still super high, but a lot of your listeners could probably take advantage. You can put the cost of that, make it maybe a little more affordable. So. Thank you.

[Paulie]

All right, thank you, David. Paulie, during the commercial break was signing up. Were you signing up for red zone?

[Seaton]

Yeah, YouTube TV. If you go to YouTube, you can go to Red Zone and, and Sunday ticket or just one of one or both or you get them both together. And the cost is about 400 plus dollars. There is a promo going on now where with tax it's under $300. So for the entire season now you don't get every single game. You get all the regular season games. You still have to get other platforms to get some of those standalone playoff games on Netflix, Amazon or Peacock.

[Paulie]

Yeah, it's. It's almost like the bottom line, Bargain Basement is still going to cost you over $800. If you want to get all of these games upwards of $900 and it's only going to go up. You know, it was 255 years ago. Now we're banging on the door of $900. That's a lot of money now. I don't know if this turns people away. I don't think it does. Because with gambling, with fantasy, it's just different than all other sports because you can gamble on the other sports. Baseball is hard to gamble on, it's not fun to gamble on. Or hockey's not basketball. You can gamble on it, but your fantasy is nowhere near what it is in the NFL. It's, it's so, it's just made for it's, it's once a week. It's a bite sized portion. It's really easy to follow and that's why you have, you know, so many leagues across the country and so much gambling as well. I saw where there's gambling, there's betting odds on the Little League World Series.

[Seaton]

Like official like betting site off offshore. That's troubling unless you have a rubric getting 200.

[Paulie]

There are gambling sites offshore in Costa Rica that, that's dangerous. I mean, these are 12 year old kids and what happens is, you know, it's grown ups who get upset if something happens, if they have money on these games. Now, I'm not saying there's a lot of people but like at some point we have to say there's certain things that we can't gamble on, we shouldn't gamble on. And I've told you my backstory, that I was deep, my personality have the addictive gene. And if I didn't lose a game where I lost 3,000 and I lost the big, so total of 3,300, I'd probably still be gambling. And I was successful with it, but I didn't like it, I hated it. I, when I'm around people and they have to have money on a game, I, if I had money on the game, I couldn't watch it. But I get it. But that's why I always caution people and you know, DraftKings is a great sponsor of ours. But I would tell you, don't gamble. Or if you do gamble, gamble in a way that, you know, it's recreational and that If I lose $50 or a hundred dollars, it's when you double down and then you double down and then, then all of a sudden then you're way, way, way, way deep. And that's when it's, that's when you have desperate times. And I know we all start out and it's like, I got 50 on this or I got a dime on this. I did all of those things. I'd start out, I was betting $50. First bet, I think Michigan against Indiana. Yeah, I figure I'm in Midwest, I know Big ten football, I didn't know jack squat, but I mean, now I do, but I don't. I, I just, I couldn't do it. And so I caution you, kids have access. They could get to, you know, credit cards and phone. Like just be aware because, you know, I had a long talk with my son because he thought he could outsmart people. And I know how. And I'd be like, hey, no, no. You want to do it? Set a limit, cap it. You're a grown man, but set a limit on it. But don't, don't think you're going to win because you won't. All you do is you hold on to money. That's it. You hold onto it until they ask for it back. And man, that walk of shame, I'd go over to my bookie, I say, here you go. All right, see you next week. Yeah.

[Seaton]

Paulie, I found the article from NBC News on a Little League World Series. There's two offshore betting sites, daily betting sites, that are offering daily odds on Little League World Series matchups. Again, they're not subject to U.S. rules and laws because they're outside the United States. Little League issued a statement saying this is a disappointment. They wish they wouldn't do it, but they have no control over it.

[Paulie]

Okay, but just understand that you never win. And I've. I've been in Vegas and Tahoe, and I've watched friends of mine have four hands of blackjack at $25,000 a hand. And the thing was, I didn't see any joy. You know, when you gamble and you're doing, you know, roulette and everybody's excited, I mean, that's okay. I get that. That's kind of fun. It's a. It's a group effort. But, man, I usually see you come down at like, or let's say you're going to bed and it's three in the morning and you walk through the lobby of a casino, you just see that one guy who's just sitting there by himself. Well, that would have been me. I would have been that guy. And I. I do miss it. I do. That's why I have a gambling podcast, so I can live vicariously through Shay and Irving, bad Larry and Dylan, because they do all the stupid things where I go. That's why I don't bet. All right, take a break. I'll step down off my soapbox here, and we'll come back with more of your phone calls. Back after this. Be sure to catch the live edition of the Dan Patrick show, weekdays at 9am Eastern, 6am Pacific on Fox Sports Radio and the iHeartRadio app. He's Mike Harmon.

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[Paulie]

Couple more phone calls in here. 877.3dp show. We haven't had an injury yet in preseason, and that's why I'm always keeping an eye on the Kirk Cousins situation. And I thought with Matthew Stafford. Now, granted, that's a big contract and I don't know how much the Falcons are willing to eat, but Matthew Stafford, this feels like this is the beginning of the end. Probably his last season and battling a back injury. And is Jimmy Garoppolo going to be your future there? You have two first round picks coming up. You, you have Stetson Bennett and maybe Kurt Cousins is going to get an opportunity, but he comes with a $45 million price tag and that's usually what I'm waiting to see. If something happens to a starter and a starter who is on a team that's expected to compete. That's the difference. Because then you could validate, you could rationalize bringing in somebody who was going to make that kind of money because you don't want to throw away a season when you lose your quarterback if you have high hopes of going deep into the postseason. Also, there was a story that came out that Andy Reid was in his office. I don't know how many years ago this was, but it just came out. And it was May of 24 and somebody shot a bullet into Andy Reid's office. And Andy Reid was there in the office. No one got hurt. But this has stayed quiet. Yeah, Paul.

[Seaton]

Yeah. The report just came out in the Kansas City Star from the Kansas City Police Department. And the shot was fired outside the facility, so not even on the property. It went to Reed's office and lodged into a wall 15ft from his desk. May 4, 2024. Reed was in the office and now has bulletproof glass surrounding his office. More to the story, three total gunshots hit the facility over the during the same incident.

[Paulie]

But they kept that quiet for a few months. I guess that's the surprising element of that. But has Andy Reid spoke about that or. It just came out. So maybe he'll speak today. Yeah, I'm guessing no.

[Seaton]

No comments from the Chiefs yet.

[Paulie]

Okay. Stat of the Day brought to you by Panini America. The official trading cards of the Dan Patrick Show. Let's see, Shuffles in Phoenix. Hey, Shuffles, thanks for holding. What's on your mind?

[Dan Patrick]

Good morning. Well, I was out walking the dog listening to you, and you guys are bringing up prior heartbreak of sports teams. And I'm going. I'm an Arizona Cardinal fan since 1987 and I remember the 2009 Super bowl with 2 minutes and 47 seconds left and Ben Roethlisberger goes down the field and allegedly throws a touchdown pass to San Antonio Holmes, which ripped my heart out. And I just gotta say, as the Arizona Cardinals have never been expected to win anything getting that close and having it ripped out is just devastating and it still pisses me off. But I gotta ask the I want to play quick in, quick in or out. And my, my, I'm gonna go first. Kylie Murray Pro bowl this year. In or out? I say end. What does everyone else say?

[Paulie]

I'll say in. I'm rooting for him, of course, is my buddy going all the way back to the Atlanta super bowl years ago. They always seem to start out and they have hope and then yeah, maybe. Yeah, I'm. I'm all in on my friend Kyler Murray. Drew in Michigan. Hi, Drew.

[Dan Patrick]

Hey, good morning, Dan. 5 11. An IPA away from 245. I also have a comment on the fandom for life. I'm a lifelong Lions fan. Now, this is pretty exciting times to be a Lions fan. I have never gotten off my wagon. I've had plenty of friends that have gotten off, but we've had the lowest of lows. We've had a winless season. We've had two skilled hall of Fame players retire early. We had a head coach and an overtime decision. Take the wind. We've also had a quarterback run out of his own end zone for a safety, so we've had Lowe's. I'm excited for the Lions. I've never gotten off the wagon. I have had friends. They're trying to get back on, but I am not reaching my hand back out. I am on my wagon. Love the show. Thanks for taking my call, Dan.

[Paulie]

Wait, you're. You're not out, are you, Drew?

[Dan Patrick]

No. No, not at all. No. I am on my wagon. I am a lion. Stand for life.

[Paulie]

Okay, good. Good. Yeah. I mean, you've gone through everything. It's not like there's something that can put you over the top. Where you go, I gotta find another team to root for. Thank you, Drew. Uh, let's see. Jack in North Carolina. Hi, Jack. What's on your mind today?

[Dan Patrick]

Thank you, Dan. 63205. First first and long. Go Pirates. Rocket both rows. I wanted to comment in relation to the fan switch, slash, living off of the Super Bowl. I have two that I think Trump the 85 bears. First, the 67 jets, and secondly, the 72 undefeated dolphins. Even though they repeated the next year. That super bowl was January of 1973, which was a year before I was born and I'm 51.

[Paulie]

The dolphins definitely dine out on that perfect season. They do. And you know, they weren't a dominating team that year. I think if you look, I don't think their schedule was difficult. Now. Once again, they won every game. But you know what they went 14 to 7 in the super bowl and Washington got. Their only touchdown was when Garo your premian tried to throw a pass the kicker, and Mike Bass took it back. Was that 14 to 7 the final? Yeah, Paul.

[Seaton]

Yeah. All three of their playoff games were one score games.

[Paulie]

Yeah. But they went undefeated. They love to pop the champagne when the last team loses each season. It's kind of fun. I'm okay. With it, the Jets. I don't think that was 67. I think that would have been the 69 season for Joe Namath and company. Yes, Paul.

[Seaton]

You know, one of the things I most enjoy in sports media or media the past few years is Eli Manning trolling Tom Brady about beating him in the Super Bowl. Eli Manning, I mean, he's going to the hall of Fame. Really nice career. Tom Brady has the greatest career. But whenever there's opportunity, Eli will be like, well, but remember the 19. And it's a great bit.

[Paulie]

Yeah, he's always going to have that on Tom, and he plays that card. And I think it's funny, and I think Tom appreciates it, you know, being the competitor. I mean, yeah, you lost those games, but Eli played well in those games. It's not like you go, yeah, you won a Super bowl, but what did you do those two years for Eli? That's why he's going to the hall of Fame. Yeah, Paulie.

[Seaton]

Sometimes I wish Charles Barkley got one on Michael Jordan. And as impenetrable as Michael Jordan is, as Teflon as he is, Barkley could bust his chops.

[Paulie]

Only if Charles beat Michael.

[Seaton]

Yes, because that's what I mean.

[Paulie]

Eli beat Tom Brady. That's. That's the trump cards. That's. If Charles beat Mike that one year in Phoenix, then you got something. Yes, Marvin.

[Marvin]

If Eli beat Ben Roethlisberger and not Tom Brady, is he a shoe and still for the hall of Fame?

[Paulie]

Yeah, but. Well, he won two. Yeah. With two, you're going to be in. And you play in New York and your name's Matt. Yeah. Yeah. He'll what?

[Marvin]

It's not automatic. 2 Super bowl is not automatic.

[Paulie]

But playing in New York and your last name's Manning. Yes. You know, the days of Jim Plunkett, those are over. If Jim Plunkett won two. Now, I think Jim Plunkett would probably be a Hall of Famer. If Phil Sims was the quarterback instead of Jeff Hostetler on the Giants team that won the super bowl against Buffalo, he'd be in the hall of Fame. Yeah, Mark. Yeah.

[Marvin]

And I think Eli beating Tom Brady is the number one reason. Not New York, not his last name. If he had beat Rich Gannon and Ben Roethlisberger, it'd be all right. He's got a really good case for it. But since he beat Tom Brady twice. Shooing.

[Paulie]

Yeah. Yeah, Paulie.

[Seaton]

And the last name Manning cannot be overrated. I mean, Arch Manning's one Super bowl away from the hall of fame. And he's 20 years old.

[Paulie]

The jets, that was the 68 season. The Super bowl was in 1969 when they upset the Colts. And when you look at quarterbacks with a significant win, nobody, I don't think, benefited more than Joe Namath, because Joe Namath threw more interceptions than touchdown passes. But he did that in New York, and it helped lead to the merger with the NFL and the afl. That's one super bowl for Joe Namath. And he went into the Pro Football hall of Fame. Yes.

[Marvin]

Mark, when Eli Manning goes into the hall of Fame, should he invite Tom Brady?

[Paulie]

Sure, sure. And Tom would probably show up knowing that he's probably going to give him a little bit of grief. But I think the respect there for Tom and the Manning family, I could see him showing up for that. Lance in Sioux Falls. Hi, Lance. What's on your mind today?

[Dan Patrick]

Hey, dude. DP Dan S. You know, I, I started watching and listening back in 87. My, my, I guess my relief or my solution to DirecTV would be go work a mass control operator position. Back in the day, that's how I had DirecTV before I was even there, whether the CBS or NBC. And you could find any game you wanted at that point. So it paid relatively low, but it was a good deal. My question for you is future football, or do you see them paying for games and teams rather than the sport and trying to get the overall games? I have five monitors in my man cave, and I'll pull out different games and everyone. I know. NFL Red Zone is great. I love it, too. But I like having each game on each monitor because I multitask. Right. As we're in that environment. But just kind of your take on the future of it, if we're going to pay for teams similar to what we do in baseball in some cases. Thanks, Dan. Have a good weekend.

[Paulie]

All right. Yeah, I don't, I, I don't know where we're headed. I, I hope it's not all pay per view, but it's the NFL. How can they. And they are, they have the leverage. They, they have the hammer. And they'll say, hey, this is what we're doing. That. This is. We're going to charge you this. And I don't know how often you look at your cable bill, it feels like, all right, it's going to cost this. It's going to hurt. And then you kind of move on and you just accept it. But those prices, I'd love to know where we are in five years. If it went from 250 to, let's say 850. Where we're going to be in five years with NFL and what they're charging us, we're going to be at fifteen hundred dollars per season. Let's see Fresh in Milwaukee. Hi, Fresh. Welcome back.

[Dan Patrick]

What's up, DP and the Danette? Got a quick question. Since we on the cusp of college football, is there a college football Mount Rushmore.

[Paulie]

Meaning?

[Dan Patrick]

Meaning is there a top four? If I didn't know anything about football, I said, give me the top four of college football, who would you give.

[Paulie]

Me in history, teams, history. Oh, it's too tough to do that because of, you know, the generations with this. I mean, Oklahoma won like 48 games in a row back in the 50s, and it's just a different game nowadays. The U, with all the talent that they had, that pretty impressive. Florida had great teams. Ohio State, Michigan, usc, Oklahoma. Too many of them. Fresh Alabama. I mean, greatest team of all time. I don't think you can do that. Even when we do the, hey, here's the all time college football team. Is Tim Tebow the greatest college quarterback of all time? He, he was there longer. He's sort of like a Christian Laitner of college quarterbacks. He was there and he produced, won a Heisman national title. I mean, Cam Newton to me was better than Tim Tebow. But that was one year at Auburn. That was quite a year. But he was the backup for Tim Tebow at Florida.

[Seaton]

Yeah, Paul Archie Griffin has to make the cut with two Heisman trophies, period. From Ohio State, period.

[Paulie]

Yeah, but he wasn't O.J. simpson. I mean, there's so many other running backs who were better than Archie. Archie played for a coach who ran the football. They had an unbelievable offensive line. And he, he was durable. He played. He won two Heismans. But they're too many other. There's way too many other running backs for me to sign off on. Archie, most decorated running back. Fine. But he's, he's not O.J. simpson. Yep. Yeah.

[Seaton]

You would have to then consider HERSCHEL Walker with O.J. because three years, averaging 1500 yards a season, national title that you let him to. He's definitely in the mix.

[Paulie]

Yeah. I mean, Adrian, Peter. And then there's too many of them. Too many of them. And you know what hurt Archie is he went into the NFL and played for the Bengals and didn't play well. And then people are like, see, he wasn't that good. He was good. He was great at Ohio State. Let me see Jay in Delaware. Hi. Jay.

[Dan Patrick]

Hey, Dan, real quick. I think my pick for comeback player of the year is Joe Flacco. He came back from being on Marvin's. What did he say the most not interesting team? Colts last year and two career weird trajectories. Whose career would you rather have, Ryan Fitzpatrick or Demi Garoppolo? I got to listen.

[Paulie]

Ryan Fitzpatrick. Well, Jimmy Groppo played in the Super Bowl. He got paid. Got a Super bowl ring or two with the Patriots. Yeah, I take Jimmy G. Plus you get to look like Jimmy G, too. I mean, I don't take nothing away from Ryan Fitzpatrick. Jimmy G. Jameson in Colorado.

[Dan Patrick]

Hi, Jameson, ADP6.4 and a subscriber to all the streaming services. Hey, just in discussion about the cost of these to watch NFL games. It feels like there's a handful of things in life that it doesn't matter how much they raise the price, people are going to still do it. If you could go back in time to, like the 70s or 80s and going to a baseball game or a concert with your buddies and you would tell them that someday they're going to pay $15 or more for a beer and you still have to wait in line.

[Paulie]

I went to see Led Zeppelin. I think this is mid-70s. I think my ticket was $5.50. If Led Zeppelin reunited with obviously no John Bonham, what would it cost? It was $5 and 50 cents. And back then it felt like a lot of money. Like, I'm gonna go see David Bowie. How much is it? $6. God, $6. All right, I'll try to get that. We didn't have beer money. Right. That wasn't what. We went in there. We're gonna have beers. When we were there, we're sneaking in beers. Yes. Marvin.

[Marvin]

Yeah. It'd be $5,000.50.

[Paulie]

Yeah.

[Marvin]

Bad seats.

[Seaton]

I can remember specifically in college, I went to see a Cardinals game. Cubs. Cardinals. And I walked into Busch Stadium and I had 20 bucks on me. The ticket was $4 is a weeknight game. I had two beers and two dogs and I had $2 left off my $20 bill.

[Paulie]

That's not bad.

[Seaton]

It's not bad.

[Paulie]

You know another name? Barry Sanders. Barry Sanders, greatest college running back of all time. You know, when we're talking about Archie Griffin, Herschel's there, OJ's there. But there are way too many. But I. I don't even think Barry played full games when he was at Oklahoma State. He could have rushed for 3,000 yards. Yeah, that he. He'd certainly be at the top of my list. Yes.

[Marvin]

Marvin, Wasn't he the backup to Thurman Thomas at one point? It was probably the better running back.

[Paulie]

He was better than Thurman. No, that's the joke from Barry Switzer. He told his players at Oklahoma, whatever you do, don't injure Thurman Thomas because the guy behind him is better than him. Yeah, Paul.

[Seaton]

Yeah. I went back and looked at Barry Sanders stats at Oklahoma state. His first two seasons, he split carries. And then his third season his junior year, 344 carries, 2700 yards, and 37 touchdowns.

[Paulie]

You know, Bo Jackson would be on that list. Earl Campbell, O.J. jim Thorpe. Tony Dorsett was great. Been just so many running backs. Blake in Georgia. Hi, Blake. What's on your mind today?

[Dan Patrick]

Hey, Dan. How y' all doing?

[Paulie]

Good.

[Dan Patrick]

Appreciate it. Long time, first time, five, nine and a half. A very soft 180. Just. I kind of had a fun question for you. I was a teenager back in the 90s, and me and all my buddies who were obviously die hard sports fans, we all agree that the 90s was the greatest decade of sports of all time. You think about the NBA, Major league, and NFL, and I was just curious what your thoughts was on that. And. Go Dogs.

[Paulie]

All right. Haven't given it thought. The 90s, of course, gave us the Bulls. I don't know. Was that the best decade for the NFL? The late 90s gave us the Yankees. I don't know. I think it's. I mean, obviously it's open to interpretation, and a lot of it is, did your teams win in. In that decade? Because you know that. That'll certainly help where you go, boy, that was a great decade. If you didn't win, it's not a great decade.

[Marvin]

Yes, Marvin, how dare you Forget the early 90s?

[Paulie]

Cowboys, of course. Thank you. Yeah. All right. The 90s. Best decade ever. Thank you, Blake. Ethan in Illinois. Hi, Ethan. What's on your mind?

[Dan Patrick]

59185.

[Paulie]

Turn down your radio, Ethan.

[Dan Patrick]

All right, so for my heartbreaker, I would have to say 2016, Michigan versus Ohio State. I think JT is still short, and I'm bringing that with my grave.

[Paulie]

Thank you. Well, it is that rivalry. That's all that matters. It's like Michigan is still reveling in the fact that Michigan beat Ohio State and Ohio State won the national title. It's like, yeah, you guys won it, but you didn't beat us. Let's take a break. Last call for phone calls. What we learn. Talk about Friday's show and 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 this Labor Day.

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[Manny]

Imagine that you're on an airplane and all of a sudden you hear this.

[Paulie]

Attention passengers.

[Dan Patrick]

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[Manny]

Think you could do it? It turns out that nearly 50% of men think that they could land the plane with the help of air traffic control. And they're saying like okay, pull this until this, pull that, turn this. It's just I can do my eyes closed. I'm Manny.

[Paulie]

I'm Noah, this is Devin and on.

[Manny]

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[Paulie]

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[Manny]

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[Paulie]

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[Paulie]

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[Paulie]

We'll see Buzz try to overcome demons. What do you say, Buzz? Another beer and triumph over addiction.

[Maria Hinojosa]

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[Paulie]

Good luck to you and become a true hero. Buzz and I will proceed into the lunar module, not because he conquers space, but because he conquers himself.

[Marvin]

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[Paulie]

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[Dan Patrick]

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[Paulie]

Last call for phone calls. What's in store tomorrow? A couple of hall of famers. Steve Young will join us. And also the legendary rocker who was at Woodstock, the original Woodstock, John Fogarty, formerly of Creedence Clearwater Revival.

[Ryan Seacrest]

Now, I don't.

[Paulie]

I'm curious if he was there, what time they went on, what time that credence was supposed to go on at the original Woodstock because everybody was delayed by three, four, five hours. And then Hendrix, I think, lit his guitar on fire on Monday morning. And I think he was supposed to be on Sunday night. Yeah, Seaton. Yeah. Right. Jimi Hendrix has, like, one of the most famous moments of Woodstock, but I think it started so early in the morning that most people missed it. So there's really just like the crowd wasn't what you expected it to be. You know, maybe he set his guitar on fire because it was really cold in the morning. He was supposed to be playing later at night. Yes, Paulie, I have a website that.

[Seaton]

Has all the times of Woodstock and when people went on air on stage. And Creedence Clearwater arrival was supposed to be 9pm and they went on at 1:30 in the morning.

[Paulie]

All right, that's fine. That's like a Lauryn Hill kind of concert. Wow.

[Seaton]

She was not there, by the way.

[Marvin]

Not wrong.

[Paulie]

I have the poster that. Not the original poster of Woodstock, but it was a recreation. And I got the. The original artist and he autographed it for me. I just got it framed. It says three days of peace and music. And then it's got a list of all the bands that were there at Woodstock. And I was. I was too young to go. Plus, it was in New York and I was in Ohio. I think my second oldest brother thought about going to Woodstock, but I think at the time he might have been 15 years of age. But, yeah, that's one of those where you would meet people and you go, yeah, I was there at Woodstock. Well, I had. How was I going to check on that and be like, all right, how was it? Oh, man, it was a muddy mess and bathrooms and, you know, all this free love and everybody tripping. I said, great.

[Seaton]

Yeah, Paul, Jimi Hendrix, as we know, is the last band to go on at Woodstock. I got him going on at 9am on the last day. Who was the band right before Jimi Hendrix? Kind of a 50s, 60s doo wop band. Shannon Shanann is correct.

[Paulie]

Well done. Thank you. Good job. Thank you. Thank you. I'm gonna take the rest of the day off. Start of the day, Start of the day Start of the day Start of is the start of the day. Brought to you by Panini America. The official trading cards of the program. Hold on, I'm going to go get this poster that I just had framed.

[Seaton]

Dan walking around. I have the. The day before. I have Grateful Dead, Credence, Janice Joplin, Sly and the Family Stone, the who, Seaton, and then Jefferson Airplane. That's a Hammer lineup.

[Paulie]

That is a Hammer lineup. That is pretty good.

[Marvin]

Shanana, right before.

[Seaton]

No, Shana.

[Paulie]

Okay, so I have the poster. If you're Watching on Peacock, you can see that. Really gorgeous. August 15, 1617. And then Joan Baez. Let's see who else is on here. Sweetwater. Wasn't Sweetwater the fictitious name of.

[Seaton]

Oh, the Almost Famous. Yeah, Stillwater.

[Paulie]

Yeah. Oh, that's right. Stillwater. My bad. Canned Heat, Credence, Grateful Dead, Janis Joplin, Santana, the who, the Band, Jeff Beck, Blood, Sweat and Tears, Joe Cocker, Crosby, Stills and Nash, Hendrix, Iron Butterfly, ten Years after, and Johnny Winter. But this is gorgeous. Had this sucker framed a couple of weeks ago. Alrighty. How about this day in sports history?

[Seaton]

Paul, I got a couple for you. 1929, the Chicago Cardinals football team traveled out of town for their training camp to a small college. First pro team to do this. And the Dallas Cowboys, 2009 opened up the new stadium in Arlington, Texas. During a preseason game against the Titans, the Titans punter hit the scoreboard on one of his punts.

[Paulie]

Who was the punter?

[Seaton]

Checking.

[Paulie]

Could we find that out? Let's see. On this day, 2016, Kevin Durant scores 30. Team USA beats Serbia to win the gold medal in Rio de Janeiro.

[Seaton]

I have it. Backup punter AJ Tripasso hit the big HD screen.

[Paulie]

Yeah, he had a big tripaso. Powerful tripaso. Let me see. So I mentioned Steve Young tomorrow, John Fogarty as well. Final results of the poll question. Seaton. Oh, boy. Which career would you rather have? Chase, Daniel or Isaiah Pacheco? Right now, Chase running away with that one. He's gotten more of the vote as time has gone on. So has Jim Harbaugh. People supporting him not getting suspended by the NFL because of what happened at Michigan. Yeah, I hope he doesn't. But I think the commissioner should answer that. There is precedent that was set with Jim Trestle. Let's go around the room. Todd, what'd you learn today?

[Marvin]

Curtin?

[Paulie]

Michigan is getting fed up with his.

[Marvin]

Colts, wondering aloud if a fan should.

[Paulie]

Give up on his favorite team and root for another. What about you, Seaton? Tom Brady is so good, he got Eli Manning into the hall of Fame. That's how good. Thomas, Marvin, what did you learn?

[Marvin]

Paulie signed up for the red zone.

[Paulie]

Yeah. Yeah, Paul, what did you learn?

[Seaton]

Nobody is stealing. Today's poll question.

[Paulie]

Todd, what did I learn?

[Marvin]

Major League Baseball needs us, the viewers.

[Paulie]

But we need the NFL.

[Marvin]

We're willing to do the work to find the games.

[Paulie]

Thanks for joining us. We look forward to a meet Friday. Hope you join us as well. For Fritzy, Seaton, Marv, Paulie, yours truly. Talk to you tomorrow.

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[Dan Patrick]

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[Manny]

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Listen to no Such thing on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts.

[Maria Hinojosa]

No Such Thing When I became a journalist, I was the first Latina in the newsrooms where I worked. I'm Maria Hinojosa. I spent my career creating that centers voices who have been historically sidelined. From the most pressing news stories to deep cultural explorations, Latino USA is journalism with heart. Listen to Latino usa, the longest running Latino news and culture show in the United States. Hear it on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts.

[Paulie]

It's Black Business Month and Black Tech green money is tapping in. I'm Will Lucas spotlighting black founders, investors and innovators building the one idea at a time. Let's talk legacy, tech and generational wealth. I had the skill and I had the talent. I didn't have the opportunity. Yeah, we all know, right? Genius is evenly distributed. Opportunity is not to hear this and more on the power of black innovation and ownership, Listen to Black Tech Green Money from the Black Effect Podcast Network on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts.

[Ryan Seacrest]

Tune in to all the Smoke podcast.

[Paulie]

Where Matt and Stack sit down with former First Lady Michelle.

[Dan Patrick]

Folks find it hard to hate up close. And when you get to know people and you're sitting in their kitchen tables.

[Paulie]

And they're talking like we're talking. You know, you hear our story, how.

[Dan Patrick]

We grew up, how Barack grew up.

[Paulie]

And you get a chance for people to unpack and get beyond race. All the Smoke featuring Michelle Obama. To hear this podcast and more, open your free iHeartRadio app.

[Ryan Seacrest]

Search all the smoke and listen.

[Maria Hinojosa]

Now, this is an iHeart podcast.