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Look for him this weekend and you can go to danpatrick.com to follow along with our trip. Stat of the Day brought to you by Panini America. The official trading cards of the Dan Patrick Show. Football tonight got a big slate. Boise State -5 1/2 at South Florida is interesting. I also Nebraska at Cincinnati, Nebraska minus six and a half. I'm interested in that. East Carolina getting 14 at NC State. I'm interested in that as well. You also have Miami of Ohio at Wisconsin. Elon Musk getting 33 and a half at Duke. This guy's everywhere. Elon Musk at 33 and a half against Duke. You do have some of those weird matchups where I'm always curious about the schedule makers when Stony Brook and San Diego State meet, like, how does that happen and how much is Stony Brook getting paid? And then Wyoming is facing, I think, Akron. How did that happen? I got home and home or somebody went to Akron or somebody went to Wyoming and hey, we'll play you. But some of these early matchups, you're like, somebody knows somebody. Maybe that's how this happened. 877-3-DP show email address dpdanpatrick.com Twitter handle At DP show we had the first annual ceremonial brisket parade where we put it on the Traeger Grill. And we do this every first Thursday of college football season. And so we had the parade there. Dylan, who is our resident chef and part of the gambling podcast, he is going to stay here tonight because he's got to leave it on the grill for at least 12 hours and then take it off and let it rest for another maybe 12 hours and then it'll be ready for meat Friday. Well, I said, he said this could be like Night at the Museum, the movie where everything comes to life, you know, with all these mannequins that we have in here, all of this stuff. And he said that he stayed here before and he was here one night. I think this might have been after the sports Emmys. And Fritzi stayed here. Well, some of the backroom guys were in another room and they were watching Robocop, of course, late at night. And Todd was on the couch out here where we have our morning Meeting. Well, there's speakers that are in the couch. So Todd is hearing voices. So Todd's. Todd thinks he's hearing voices while he's sleeping. And it's actually Robocop that's playing in another room. And you are getting scared. The audio from the movie is bleeding into the speakers somehow, however they set it up. I don't know if they were playing a joke on me or just whatever it was that I definitely was convinced that that was hearing voices. And I didn't put two and two together. That there was a movie bleeding into the speaker. But you're okay? Took a while. I'm okay now. But I was freaked out for a period of hours because I was in and out of consciousness sleeping. So you're hearing voices and there's nobody around. He's laying in the dark. What are you supposed to think that there's a movie playing? Todd celebrated the fifth anniversary of the onion bagel situation. Now we're finding out that maybe the place that he went through, a national chain, did not have onion bagels on the menu. And he was berating poor girl who was working in the drive through. And then he wanted tuna fish and they didn't have tuna fish. The audacity of a bagel place which normally serves bagel bagels early in the morning would run out of bagels at 1:45 before they close at 2 o'. Clock. I could have been more sensitive. I should have realized that towards the end of the day you run out of certain things you could have been or you should have been. I should have. Okay. Looking back on it, but in the moment, I wanted what I wanted, like a. Like a little five year old. Okay. All right. Are you better now? Not completely, but I'm mostly over it. Okay. When these anniversaries come up, it brings back some hard feelings. But Jeff in Milwaukee sent in onion bagels. He's awesome. That was very thoughtful and cool. And you're very skeptical. You didn't trust our audience. You're like, no way I'm gonna have that. A lot of crazy people in the world. Like, I'm gonna poison the Dan Patrick show with bagels. This will be great. I'll be on the news. I'll be infamous. I don't know. But I hate thinking those thoughts. But there's lunatics out there. But everything seems fine with the bagels. Did you have a bagel? I did have a bagel. Okay. And. And I'm. I'm okay so far. Well, well. Okay. All right. So that's kind of recapping everything that's gone on so far in the program. We're going to play in or out. And once again, to refresh you with the rules, you're either in or you're out on a topic. That's it. And if you're in, you say, I'm in. There you go. And if I'm out, I say I'm out. Those are the rules. That's it. I'm out. Very soon. You're out. Already out. Oh, no. Can't get back in. Oh, that's not how it. Oh, no, no, no, no. If a topic, you're either in or out. I wasn't asking. You're just in or out. I don't participate. Okay, Paulie, you can give me some music there, Marvin. All right, the in or out theme song here. Okay, here we go. Just to recap. Okay, you're in or you're out. In or. Here we go. Okay, I'm gonna start every round. Dan Going. You. Marvin. Seaton. Fritz. Oh, reverse order. In or out. It is now fall in. Marvin In. Seaton. In. Fritzi. In. Can't be in. Fritzi. You've been railing that it's late September 1st. You have the autumn solstice or something. Yeah, actually, I'm out. It's more September 1st for me. Sorry. That's fair. And I feel like they're starting college football early. Yeah, I've been staying saying step. September 1st. I'm a September firster. Yeah, I'm a firster, too. I'm a first responder. September 1st or 1st. Truther. All right. Arch Manning will absolutely stay for his senior year at Texas. In or out, Dan? Patrick? I'm in. Marvin in 100. In. In. It's wild that the coverage of the future drafts still include him. After all, they want clicks. Yes. All the evidence is said that he is staying. However, they still put him atop the board. That never gets in the way of a good mock draft. You want clicks? There's a Marvin special. Is it okay to wear gear of other sports teams besides the one you root for? In or out, Dan? I'm gonna be in with it. I think there has to be an asterisk, though, because you can't rival have. Yeah, you can't have rival gear. Okay, let's say you were a kid and you're 14 and you were a Reds fan, which I think you were. Could you have worn a Cubs hat? No. Now, that's not a direct rival. Doesn't matter. No. So you're out. Well, I couldn't afford a Reds hat, so I couldn't afford a Cubs hat, too. I mean, Marvin's, you know, swimming in money so he can get the Expos hat, the Pirates hat, his Blue Jay hat. Correct. But as a Yukon guy, I would never wear a Syracuse. I'd be caught dead. Well, I wouldn't be caught dead wearing a Syracuse. Okay. Any Syracuse gear. So that's our big rival. Are you in? Around. I'm in. Okay. See? So if I'm in, you do wear it. You're okay with it. Oh, man. Could you wear a Michigan hat? Me? Yeah. Hell, no. Okay. Why the hell would I do that? Well, no. If you looked at it, you go, man, I really like this hat. Because Marvin gets these hats. That one doesn't exist. He likes the way they look. Yes. More. My thing is, it's just random teams that I like. Like the. The gear. Yeah. Never rivals. Like, I'm not gonna wear, like, Seahawks gear or anything like that. Because you're a Niner fan. Correct. Okay. What? Todd, our little league coach, took us out for pizza and to a sporting goods store. And I love the Baltimore Orioles with the smiley bird with the brown and the. And the orange. And I just love that one. So I'm definitely in the Orioles hat. When I was a kid, I thought that was great. That's all I got. That's my little story. Yes. It's in or out. Yeah. And you could wear other hats. I feel like I have to be in because I'm sitting in front of essentially a wall of soccer scarves that I've created. And I only root for about 5% of these teams. Okay. So I think I'm in. But I also think that the scarves provide a barrier with Todd. So even if you're not a man united or man city, even having the. The scarf there, it still covers up Fritzi. Yeah, I kind. I like the shout out to all these different teams. I like that it covers Todd. It's a multi purpose scarf. It's beautiful. All right, Paul, here we go. In or out? The NFL opener next Thursday is the Cowboys versus the Eagles. Oh, it should have been. Could have been another better matchup. Well, it has to be the defending super bowl champs. Right. So it can't be anybody. It had to be the Cowboys then. Well, that's who they're playing. Right. Would you have had a better matchup than that? Than Eagles? I mean, the Eagles you can keep, but. But. Oh, would I have somebody, another more competitive team who's on their Schedule, because that's. That has to be on the. On their schedule. Yeah. Wait a minute. I don't think you formulated this correct. I did. The Eagles, they have to play who's on their schedule. Right. But would you have had a better team, a different team? I'd have to know who those teams like. The Washington Commanders, hypothetically. No. Really? No. No. They could have had Eagles, Chiefs, I guess. Right. That's their week two opponent. I like this one. I like having a. You have two huge teams, two name brands to a rivalry game. I. I love that. I think it's a great matchup. I do, too. I think this is the correct matchup. Doesn't set up necessarily for a good football game, though. Well, people tune in to see if Micah plays. If he does play, how good does he play? How good are the Eagles? How good are the Cowboys? If there's a blowout, you get to watch the Cowboys being blown out. If they happen to keep it competitive, you can't. You can't lose in this. Can't lose. It'll be a monster number. All right, here we go. I would rather be a great position player in baseball than a great starting pitcher. I'd rather be a great position player, play every day than a great starting pitcher. I think being a good position player or. Because, I mean, pitchers aren't pitchers anymore. Like, there's no marquee pitchers where you go, that guy's a workhorse. He's going, you know, seven or eight innings. It doesn't happen anymore. You're out. Yeah. I mean that. Like, when you think of pitchers, who do you think of, aside from Ohtani? I mean, Clayton Kershaw's pitch great. Paul Skeens. If I said, you can be Paul Skeens or you can be Juan Soto. How about that question, that old question? Soda. Todd Soda. I want to play all the time, and I want fans. If they want to come out and see me, they have a very, very good chance of seeing me at any game. They got to see what's going to happen with the rotation. They may or may not see me once a week. Seaton. I have a difficult time saying, I don't want $765 million to play every day. Well, if we take away the money, and it's just he's out there every day playing, and he plays at a very high level. Yeah. I think. I think I want to play every day in a different generation. I probably want to be a great pitcher. Yeah. But not now. Not now. I'm out all Right. Nice. In or out? I love that teams, NFL teams have multiple uniform options throughout the season. I'm out. Marv. I'm out. Very in. I'm out too. Last one. I do not like pumpkin related food products. In, I'm out. I love pumpkin pie. What about the spillover? There's only one pumpkin. Got it. That's pumpkin pie. I went into Starbucks yesterday and the barista said, hey, how about pumpkin? I go, pumpkin, it's August. Because I know we're, we're bringing it out early. And I go, no, no, I'm not interested in pumpkin. Whatever, you know, two pumps of pumpkin. Marvin, you in around? I mean. Oh, you're in on pumpkin products? Sure. Okay. Yeah, just pumpkin pie. That's it. Still surprised? They only kind of bring it out at Thanksgiving. That's in or out. Okay, that's it. You're either in or you're out. Okay, I'm getting the hang of that. Mo in Arizona. Hi, Mo. What's on your mind today? Morning, Dan. Dan. That obviously Moody will not be breaking any field goal kicking records this year. But jumping in on my Niners, man, everybody gave Brock party a hard time because he couldn't come through in the clutch. He actually got us there most of the time. And it's actually our kicker who lost us the game. Five out of those six games. So not putting too much on him. But leads me to my stat of the day. Only three quarterbacks have a better passing rating than Brock Purdy in their first three seasons over a passer rating of 115. Justin Herbert, Russell Wilson, and wait for it, Patrick Mahomes of the day brought to you by Panini America. The official trading cards of the program. Just keep positive thoughts with Brock Purdy. Just saying if you don't have, I mean, they're not even sure about Christian McCaffrey and your wide receivers. Kind of sparse, but a lot of pressure on George Kittle and, and Brock Purdy because now it's not a feel good story. Now it's. We're paying you. You're. You should be a top five quarterback. At worst, a top 10 quarterback, right? Expectations through the roof there just for him. Carlton in Virginia Beach. Hi, Carlton. What's on your mind today? Hey, good morning, Dan. Thank you so much for taking my call. 5, 10, 185. And when you were talking about, when you were talking about the lineups for the night, the college games, I was disappointed that you didn't mention the Norfolk State Spartans vs. The Towson Tigers with newly minted head coach Michael Vick. Well, sorry about that. I just have the list that DraftKings sent to me. Maybe they didn't have a betting line on that. But my apologies certainly to Michael Vick telling about this game. And in fact, even first take is on campus right now. It's going to be on ESPN too, tonight. All right, well, there you go. You got your coverage. Espn, you. Yes. Coming up tonight, got Stephen A. And you got Cam there, so. All right, well, good luck, Michael Vick. Let me see Jeff in North Carolina. Hi, Jeff. What's on your mind? Hey, Dan. Dennis. How are you? Great. All right, I have some breaking, somewhat breaking news. Donna Kelsey visited the Biltmore estate here in Asheville, North Carolina, where I live. Speculation that the Biltmore might be a potential wedding venue. Does anyone want to take. Take me on. Okay, you have the Biltmore and I have the field. Is that what you're saying, Jeff? Yeah. Well, yeah. Does anybody want to bet Jeff a pie to the face that the wedding is not at the Biltmore in North Carolina? Paul, Dan, I'm with you. This is a classic decoy. Yeah. It's like LeBron and his family were visiting schools in Philadelphia. How did that work out? All right, Paul's. Paul's gonna bet you, Jeff, that he. He thinks this is a decoy by Donna Kelsey, that she would be out there doing the site survey. See, why would you. Okay. And thank you, Jeff. I don't want to give it too much thought, but if I'm. If I'm Taylor Swift, I send somebody that nobody knows. Why would I send Travis Kelce's mom there? People know her. I would send somebody who nobody knows. I would send Connor Stallions down there and have him kind of scope out. He's good at it. You're gonna win. All right, we're gonna take a break here. Take a break. More phone calls coming up. Back after this. Be sure to catch the live edition of the Dan Patrick show, weekdays at 9:00am Eastern, 6:00am Pacific, on Fox Sports Radio and the iHeartRadio app. Hey, Steve Covino. And I'm Rich Davis. 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True security is having a security that's proactive, not just reactive. The great folks at Simplisafe home security. There is no safe like simply safe. I was wondering if there's a team let's say they can make it to the super bowl or not make the playoffs. I guess they're. They're a team that could be so over like let's say the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Could you see them going to the super bowl or not making the playoffs? That would be the example. I know Nick Wright likes Tampa Bay a lot, an awful lot in the nfc, but can you come up with another team where you go, I could see that team going all the way to. And maybe we lower the standards to AFC NFC title game. Then have to be the super bowl, nfc, AFC title game. Or they go. The bottom falls out. They end up winning five games. Marvin, the Green Bay Packers. Oh, good call turning Todd. You got one. I initially thought the Patriots, but I don't think they're going to get that far. I'm gonna go with Marvin's 49ers. I don't know what to make of them. They could be a lot better or they can be horrible. Okay, Seaton, you have one of those shocker teams. Terrible. Yeah. I think the Patriots could be a shocker team. I Do you think they could be that good that they could go to the AFC title game? Maybe. Yeah. Okay. Or end up with five wins or end up with five wins. Yes, they could be great or terrible. Okay. Paul, we're playing great or terrible every year. The Atlanta Falcons, I think about their offense and with their skill position players, I'm like, oh, they're going to get it together this year. They were eight and nine last year and in that division you need two more wins to sneak a playoff spot. They love Pennix. Had to pause on that one or they could be completely a mess. Yeah, I've been kind of in on the Falcons the last couple of years, but they're like my east coast Chargers. I can't do it. Although I wonder if these skill position players are that skilled. You know Pitts and London, are they great? Bijan is a lot of fun but I don't, I don't know if their skilled guys are elite level. There's, they're, they're talked about in that way there they should be. I just remember Pitts when he was in college it was like damn that guy. You're going to change the game. And that hasn't quite happened. Or London when I saw him at USC and you're going man, that guy is talented. These guys should be really good. I just don't know if they're really good. Yeah, Paul, I'll throw one at you that I think you're, you've like them, you don't love them. The Arizona Cardinals, I, I don't see them as a Super bowl contender but I do see them as a playoff team like I, I do. Given what's happened with my relationship with Kyler Murray, I, I still think that talent wise he's the top five talented quarterback in the NFL. Now he doesn't play that way all the time and I don't think he's dedicated himself to being a student of the game. I think he's just that talented. He's like Michael Vick. He's a right handed Michael Vick. If they only would have applied themselves. Yes, Paulie. All right, here's another team they appear to have upgraded at quarterback, got a lot of skill position Players, Good running backs. Vegas, the Seattle Seahawks. They were 10 and 7 last year. Yeah, but you lose DK Metcalf, they don't have Tyler Lockett anymore. Cooper Cup. Ish. Ish. Yeah. If Matthew Stafford's injured worse than we thought. Well, you're really high on Sam Darnold, so you're really. I'm lightly high. I think. I think Jalen Milro is their future. I think it was a good draft. It's not hot. Take draft. That's next week. Oh, okay. My bad. Yes, Marvin. I have a team. Okay. The Denver Broncos. I think they're overrated, but I think with a couple of good games, hey, they're in the AFC Championship game. All right. But then if they end up with seven wins, I won't be surprised. Either way, I think they were deceptively good last year. Is that a new category? They were 10 and 7. They outscored their opponents by 114 points. In comparison, the Chiefs were 15 and 2 and outscored their opponents by 50 points. That's weird. Yeah. Marvin. I'm sorry, James. I kind of feel that way about the Washington Commanders. Well, I've said that before, but I. I keep saying it, that they overachieve last year and you're not winning those one possession, one score games the way they did last year. But I love the story. I. You know, so I hope that they. That they continue to be in elite level. Yes. Paulie. Based off point differential last year, who was the best team in the NFL? They outscored their opponents by the most over the course of the season. Not necessarily. Record point differential. The old point differential game. Buffalo. Buffalo is always up there. They outscored their opponents by 157. Let's say the Ravens. Ravens. 157. Detroit. Detroit. By far, they outscored their opponents by 222 points. I cheated because Paulie started to say ditch and then I, of course, said Detroit. Yes, I cheated. Never admit. Sometimes it's. Tell me. Yeah. Sources tell me. Feeling like Detroit. Yeah. Eric and Tucson. Is there any other team that we're leaving out here that could be incredible or average? Texans. Yes. Todd, you say Pittsburgh. We don't know what we're going to get with Aaron Rodgers. Okay. Yeah. You got to get Aaron Rodgers into the show. Get some clicks. Yeah, I guess. Okay. I could see them. What about the Bengals? Could they be really good even if their defense is middle of the road? When they went to the super bowl, their defense was like 15th or 16th. That's all you're asking. That's not a lot to ask because the offense should be really good. Eric and Tucson. Hi Eric. What's on your mind today? Hey, morning, Dan. I am a lifelong die hard Cowboy fan and I'm apologizing to you in advance because I never called out the Cowboys. And frankly, if Shane Irving would call in and do his duty as a Cowboy fans Luther or anger translator, I wouldn't have to do this. But I have finished watching the documentary. I enjoyed the Bully Day synopsis, but I think there's a tell in there where Jerry admits his wife talked to him, several of his kids have talked to him about how he has to destroy things when they're going well. And I have come to believe that, yes, he enjoys having the Cowboys be the A block regardless of how well they're playing. But I think what's driving him, and this is conspiratorial, I get it, is that he's looking to duplicate a trade similar to what Herschel Walker brought the Cowboys and the only player on his roster is Mike. And when you hear about the trade packages, you know that they're being offered by Green Bay. He supposed he's looking for three number one pick, all of that. I think this folds into his last run of glory and this is how he feels he's going to achieve it. I think it's a fair point, Eric. I do. I still would be surprised if he trades Micah Parsons and Green Bay is the one team that, okay, there's a difference between their speculation or a rumor or a report. You got to be really careful with that because sometimes if you mention a rumor, then it becomes a report, especially if you're an insider. Then all of a sudden it becomes fact. And you got to be careful with that. I don't know how realistic that is, how valid that is that the packers have offered something for Micah Parsons. I don't know that. I do think something happens in the next 48 hours, if not sooner in this situation. But the documentary was if Jerry is giving 40 hours of his time, chances are it's like Robert Kraft when he commissioned a Patriots documentary. I mean, okay, but look, my job is to cover it and be neutral. And I just, you know, there was nothing there for me. But if you're a Cowboy fan, maybe you got to see what it used to be like and understand how you got to this point. I mean, I'm just telling you my opinion was. And it was basically, you know, Jerry Jones, where he gets to pat himself on the back, look at what I did. Yeah. Marv. Yeah, I think it's definitely a generational thing, because I had no idea about this Michael Irvin almost going to prison thing. I knew about the mink coat. I saw the memes. I didn't know where that was from. I didn't know he was that close. Andy in Rhode Island. Hi, Andy. What's on your mind? Good morning, Dan. What's up, Dan? It's Dan. I've missed you guys. And, you know, I always been listening. And, you know, today I feel like, you know, I had to call him because I had to congratulate you on your possibly 38 years of marriage. And as a guy that loves love, you know, it. To me, it speaks volumes. And, you know, I pray that one day when I get married, it could be just as low as yours. And, you know, it. You. You know, you're just a great guy, Dan, and I. I love what you bring. Bring to us on a daily. Thank you, man. Thank you, Andy. Thank you, Andy. Can't spell Andy without Dan. Just letting you know. I Googled it, and anniversary is tomorrow, by the way, but thank you. The Daniversary is what it is. It's 38 years. Yes. Marv, you ever renew your vows? Yeah, we got married again. We got remarried in Vegas at the. The Elvis Chapel. And I surprised her because we were in Vegas and we're driving around, so I bought another ring. And I just kept saying, you know, we got to go into the Elvis Chapel. And I had called ahead and they had the Elvis impersonator. So they had the heavy Elvis with the, you know, the long sideburns. And the later in life, Elvis. And I called ahead, and I said, hey, I want to come in and renew my balance. And I buy the ring. We walk in, and Elvis locks the door. And my wife thought that was weird. And I said, well, they probably don't want to give, like, a tour or half a tour to somebody and then start another one. So maybe we're just. We can get a tour. She goes, all right, I'm going to go to the bathroom. She goes, restroom. I give Elvis the ring. She comes out. All of a sudden, he starts the ceremony, and he goes, e is for everlasting love. And then it'll be L. L is for love. And then, like, he was spelling out Elvis with all the words that went to, you know, a relationship. And then she. She's looking at me like, you know, is he serious here? And then all of a sudden, he said, can I have the ring? And I put the Ring on her finger and she realized that it was real and you get a certificate. So I renewed my vows at the Elvis chapel a few years back. He is foreverlassing love. Yes. Todd, are you gonna tell your wife that you're caught up with her? Because it's 38 special tomorrow for your wedding anniversary. Oh man, that's terrible. Awful. I'm aware of the reference and it's bad. That was terrible. So caught up in. Yeah, we know the song. Terrible. Tomorrow's 38. Can I just have my moment here? Yeah. I don't know why I said that out loud. I totally should have kept that in. I was debating whether it actually verbalized that 38 special. Yeah, tomorrow's your 38. Caught up in you. I know it's terrible. Should be a shame. That'd be romantic. Just wanted to let you know I'm just interrupted my moment there. Sorry about that. Sorry about that. You know what? I'm not going to celebrate the anniversary. No, I'm not going to. It's ruined for her. No, no. I'm going to tell her. Ah, Todd ruined it. You have any surprise I can ruin? I can give her a call later and say guess what he's got planned for you. This could be our last anniversary. Todd, that's not nice. Wow. All from one line. 38 special reference. And this is where you're taking this? You're just blowing everything up now. Forget it. Sick of this. Every time I have to have want to have a beautiful moment, you ruin it. I get a second chance. That was another 38. No, no. Now if you have a Molly Hatchet song that's different. I'm flirting with disaster. That's a Molly Hatchet. How about we take a break? Okay. Todd. Yeah, we should. Yeah. Why don't you come in here and let me talk to you. Oh, no. Back 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 this Labor Day say goodbye to spills, stains and overpriced furniture with washablesofas.com featuring Annabe the only machine washable sofa inside and out where designer quality meets budget friendly pricing. Sofas start at just $699 making it the perfect time to upgrade your space. Anibase pet friendly stain resistant and interchangeable slipcovers are made with high performance fabric built for real life. 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Listen to the Good Moms Bad Choices podcast every Wednesday on the Black Effect podcast network, the iHeartRadio app, Apple podcast, or Wherever you go to find your podcast. Just saw this article. Deion Sanders is saying, how about monetary bonuses for players in the college football playoffs? Okay. Came up with the idea. And pay the players for making the tournament. Pay them more when their team wins. If they do that, then now it's equality, now it's even. And every player is making the same amount of money. The Colorado coach said, all right, do you pay everybody the same? Do you pay your quarterback more? Do you pay your stars more? See this, this isn't easy. What you're going to give everybody, we're going to split up $100,000. What is the total you're giving to your teams? And if I'm the quarterback, I'm making the same amount of money as the third string quarterback. Yeah, Seaton, I don't know, but I don't, I don't know that dividing up a pot of money is that difficult. Well, once again, you know, yeah, yeah, maybe the starters get a little more than the, the bench players or whatever, but I mean, it's not, it's not that crazy to try and figure out. Winners of the super bowl got how much money last year. Generally a player, each playoff game gets a couple hundred grand every time they win a playoff game. Winners of the super bowl Got how much? 240, $171,000. He is suggesting an NFL style playoff bonus structure, which I'm fine with sharing the wealth. I'm just saying you're going to run into problems where players are going to go, how much am I making? I'm the quarterback. Why am I getting, you know, equal compensation for guys who didn't even play? I mean, as much as we would like to say this, this sounds altruistic. It's, it's just not. Yeah, see, but the, the quarterback is probably already making the most on the team with all of their other nil stuff. Right? But I've never met somebody who didn't want to make more money. You don't go, hey, you know, I made my $2 million as the starting quarterback. I'm leading you to a national title. I think I deserve more than everybody else on the team. I, I'm just throwing out what the hurdles could, potential hurdles. If they want to share the wealth and you give everybody a stipend, everybody gets $5,000. Awesome. It just doesn't work that way. Right, but if you're the quarterback and you made $2 million that year and you get to the national championship game, win or lose, everybody gets 50 grand and you get another 50 grand. And the backup guy who didn't make that $2 million also got 50 grand. You would have a pretty horrible team environment if the guy who had $2 million was like, yeah, but I probably should have got 75 and he gets 25, even though he already has no money. Yeah, but if you're. You've got a team environment that was already bad when you had stars who didn't want to play in a bowl game. So it. They're selfish reasons. Players didn't want to play in a bowl game. They were selfish. They were protecting them. I. I think protecting yourself is different than taking money out of someone else's pocket who is also there with you. I think those are drastically different things. Yeah, but if you're a star, you know, we can go into it and be naive and go, yeah, everybody's going to get the same, okay, if that happens, great. They should be compensated. I just don't see that happening, or I don't see it happening in a way that everybody's going to be satisfied with it. Brady Quinn on the show tomorrow. Vince Young on the show tomorrow as well. Shuffles from Phoenix on the show right now. Hi, Shuffles. Good morning. And I'm calling in regarding Mr. Todd Fritz magic and his, I guess, meltdown with the. With the onion bagel and everything. And I just got. We're about the same age. I'm an 80s kid. I'm within a few months of Todd's birthday. And I remember watching the Transformers back in the day, and if I had to think of Todd and give him a name, being a Transformer, it'd have to be neuroticon, not eroticon. I want to make sure Todd understands. Not erotic, but neuroticon. And I think that is very appropriate for Todd because sometimes he just definitely goes off the rails. Well, thank you, Shuffles. Thank you for telling us what we already knew. Todd occasionally goes off the rails. By the way. I guess the story about Don Staley interviewing with the Knicks was real. I saw a follow up with that. She was on a podcast with Candace Parker and Aaliyah Boston, and she said that she did do an interview, but she may have talked her way out of getting the job or having it offered to her because she said to the Knicks, you know, you're gonna have to answer questions that you haven't answered before, that you have a female coach and instead of a male coach. And she said that she probably talked herself out of it or talk them out of offering her the job. She goes, I shot Myself in the foot by being inquisitive and asking all those darn questions. Do I think she could do it? Absolutely. Pat Summit? Absolutely. Becky Hammond? Absolutely. I don't think it's gender specific. I think. Can you coach. Can you command their attention? Can you get them to play hard? What do you do in game situations? Game on the line, drawing up a play. Don Staley is. Was a wonderful player and is a great coach. And if she was coaching the Knicks, great would have been great, because now you've broken the barrier. But I'm gonna have to wait. Maybe something else comes along. And also, you know, she realized the pressure that if you do it, you want to make sure you succeed, because if you don't, then that'll hamper the other ones that may, you know, have a chance later on. Yes. I thought Becky Hammond was going to coach the Spurs. I. And maybe she will one day. When Pops stepped down, I thought that she was going to be the coach. Yes, Mark. And especially Dawn Staley coaching this Knicks team that just went to the conference finals that fired their coach. And a lot of people weren't happy about that. So it would have been just the pressure of coaching the Knicks, period. It'd be coaching a good New York Knicks team with real expectations. Go, New York, go. Okay, well, the Knicks, that. We're doing it for kicks. We're hitting three pointers and you're putting up bricks. Thank you, Todd. This day in sports history. Paul, just one for you, Dan. 1972, Mark Spitz, the swimmer captured the first of his seven gold medals in the Summer Olympics in Munich, Germany. He set a world record in the 200 meter butterfly to start. That was a big deal. That was a big deal. You know, before you had Michael Phelps, right. You had Mark Spitz, but then you had the, you know, the Munich Olympics, so. As well. Let me see James in Jacksonville. Hi, James. What's on your mind? Hey, Dan. As far as the ball games go, the idea isn't terrible. What you do is you just set an amount. Oh, we're gonna pay 100,000 for the bowl game. And then you base it off. Minutes played. There's gonna get more money. Reserves are gonna get some money. If you never played, then you're not going to get any extra money. Yeah, I mean, Dion's always looking at these, you know, has these ideas because he's thinking about the players, and rightfully so. But I just don't know what. What is the amount of money? And do you divvy it up? I think that would probably be the questions that I would have. But if you want to give them some money and they play in a bowl game, great, because it used to be, hey, we gave you a CD player and we gave you a backpack. We gave you a D DVD player. You should be happy. I here's some headphones. Now go away. Let's go around the room. What we learned on the program Todd, what'd you learn today? 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