Dan Patrick (2:31)

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Josh Jacobs (2:41)

You are listening to the Dan Patrick.

Dan Patrick (2:43)

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Bobby Bones (3:30)

Well, let me update you real quick on the percentage of people that are rooting for the Eagles because that is going significantly in one direction. It's actually getting closer to even rebounding a little bit. It's now a 54% Eagles.

Dan Patrick (3:45)

Okay, that's pretty interesting. The NFL honors last night Josh Allen, mvp, which is surprising. I gave you a stat earlier in the show. I'll bring it back. He got the MVP. He's the first player in 21 years to win the MVP without being selected. First team all probably had 27 of the 50 first place votes. Lamar Jackson had 23 first place votes and that's the smallest difference between first and second since Peyton Manning and Steve McNair declared co MVPs with 16 first place votes each back in 2003. Also Kevin O'Connell, coach of the year and that's the second 14 win season in the last three years. The second Vikings coach to win the award. The other coach of course, the great Bud Grant that was back in 1969. Some NBA stuff. Last night LeBron had 42 and 17. I think he's the oldest to get 40 and the youngest to get 40 in NBA history. He's going to have all the records when it's all said and done. But at age 40 the oldest player to have a 3015 game as well. Now five games with 30 or more points since turning 40. That ties in with Michael Jordan as well. Anthony Edwards went for 49 on the Bulls last night and the Joker went for 28:12 and 10. So he has 24 triple doubles. That's the most by any player prior to the all star break. That was Russell Westbrook back in 2018. Didn't he win the MVP that year?

Josh Jacobs (5:17)

He did.

Bobby Bones (5:17)

As a six seed.

Dan Patrick (5:19)

As a sixth seed, yep. Oh, they weren't very good.

Bobby Bones (5:23)

But he got a triple double, so they gave it to him.

Dan Patrick (5:25)

Oh, I know that. It made it easy for the voters. They go, he averaged a triple double. Now it feels like everybody is sort of, you know, got the chance. How many triple doubles did. 91 players have had triple doubles so far.

Bobby Bones (5:36)

Yeah, I think Malachi Flynn got one too.

Dan Patrick (5:39)

Yeah. Yes.

Bobby Bones (5:39)

Paulie, what if we make it tougher? And now it's got to be a triple dozen.

Dan Patrick (5:43)

Triple dozen.

Bobby Bones (5:44)

Yeah. Now it's a more of an accomplishment, just a touch more. But I bet that would you have.

Dan Patrick (5:48)

To have at least 12 assists and 12 rebounds or you have 12.

Bobby Bones (5:52)

12.

Josh Jacobs (5:52)

12.

Dan Patrick (5:52)

12 or more.

Bobby Bones (5:54)

Trip does mark.

Dan Patrick (5:55)

Okay. All right, we'll get phone calls. Coming up, let's bring in Josh Jacobs, the Green Bay packers running back. I'm looking at what he did this past season. 1300 yards, 15 touchdowns, first team all pro. He's a three time pro bowler, NFL rushing yards leader. In 2022, he was all rookie, won a national championship at Alabama. So there's a lot of stuff there. Wow, that's a damn good. You look ready to go. Come on out, Josh. All right, Josh looks like he's ready to go. He's got his. He brought his shoulder pads here as well. You are ready for the game. Those are the X Tech shoulder pads. So the. You'll talk about the technology there. This is the 13th year that number one shoulder pads in the NFL in division one football. So. And you use those?

Josh Jacobs (6:43)

Yeah, I use those. Man XTech Since I came in, probably my junior year of college, reached out to me and let me try it out. I went over, flew over to the headquarters, got to see, you know, what they all, what they all was about. And then I mean, I think 90% of the guys in the NFL right now wear them. All the elite college guys wear them. I mean if you just look last year in the league guys that you brought up, Josh Allen, pass hurtain, my favorite linebacker, Fred Warner, all of these guys wear this for me. They light, you know, you don't feel anything. And I haven't had any injuries from the shoulder or anything since I've since wearing them. So I'm gonna wear them my whole.

Dan Patrick (7:24)

Career so you can be friends with a Linebacker Fred Warner, bro.

Josh Jacobs (7:28)

I ain't a lot.

Bobby Bones (7:28)

He.

Josh Jacobs (7:29)

It's more of a respect thing. He's. He's the best. He's the best I've ever been against.

Dan Patrick (7:34)

What makes him so great?

Josh Jacobs (7:36)

His instincts, I would say. How fast he is and how physical he is. And he doesn't take a playoff. Like, he's one of them guys that. He's the leader of that defense for sure.

Dan Patrick (7:46)

Okay, but who's the other guy? Like, when you get to the line of scrimmage, you know you're getting the ball.

Josh Jacobs (7:50)

Yeah.

Dan Patrick (7:51)

Let's say Jalen Carter's there.

Josh Jacobs (7:53)

Yeah.

Dan Patrick (7:53)

Or let's say. I don't know who else you would go, where is he? How many players do you go, where is that guy?

Josh Jacobs (8:01)

I would say most of the time, I never look at the defensive line. Never. You don't care when I'm running the ball, I manipulate them. I don't really. I don't really too much look at them. So I look at the linebackers and safeties, and it's only a few safeties to me that actually want that type of. Type of smoke. So, I mean, I like. I like Buddha Baker. He's one of them guys. He'll hit you wherever he's around the ball every play. He's one of them guys. He's gonna come down, he's trigger fast. He's gonna make a play. Brian Branch is low key the same way, too. So those guys got my respect. A lot of people just, okay, so.

Dan Patrick (8:34)

Those defense, their defensive backs, where you go, don't even. Don't even bother. Yeah, no, it's not even.

Josh Jacobs (8:39)

No. You can look at the eyes like.

Dan Patrick (8:41)

That, but you don't do, like, Derek Henry. Derek Henry is like, get out of here. And like, you know, knocks him to the sidelines there.

Josh Jacobs (8:48)

Yeah. See, I try them. I always try to run them over early because I always notice either two things that happen. Either they gonna sit and catch the next time or they gonna shoot low. So I kind of just like, yeah, we set the tone.

Dan Patrick (9:00)

What do you mean? Shoot and catch?

Josh Jacobs (9:01)

Like they're sitting. Catch like they literally stop their feet and wait for it and secure the tackle, or they'll literally just dive at your legs. So, like, it's either or. So, like, basically, you run them over early. You can set up the juke or you set up your other moves later.

Dan Patrick (9:14)

But what do you think of that DB who goes for your legs?

Josh Jacobs (9:17)

I think he's. I think he's soft, but I understand.

Dan Patrick (9:21)

Give me. Give me the Defensive back, though. That's soft. That did that to you.

Josh Jacobs (9:27)

Almost all.

Dan Patrick (9:31)

You got. The tattoos. Anything of significance there?

Josh Jacobs (9:35)

Yeah. So this one right here. So fun fact. Everything on the left side of my body is basically the tattoos I feel like is more of an importance. All of my tattoos have meanings, but it's more of an importance because they say the left veins run to your heart first. So, like, I got, like, my family members, my. Like, my kids, my grandma, stuff like that on the left side.

Dan Patrick (9:57)

No goofy tattoos?

Josh Jacobs (9:58)

Nah.

Dan Patrick (10:00)

And don't get a woman's name tattooed.

Josh Jacobs (10:02)

No, no, no. Can't do it.

Dan Patrick (10:04)

Yeah.

Josh Jacobs (10:04)

Yeah.

Dan Patrick (10:06)

You're comfortable wearing that bracelet out there, that. There's a lot going on there?

Josh Jacobs (10:11)

Yeah, I mean, I spend. I spend a lot of time out here. I'm used to, like, I can get around this city without GPS and all of that. Like, my roommate in college was Irv Smith, tight end. He's from New Orleans. So, like, every holiday or break or anything I had, I always came out here because going home to Oklahoma was too far. So, like.

Dan Patrick (10:29)

And Bo boy.

Josh Jacobs (10:31)

So, like, we always used to come out here, and then, like, right when the, like, spring got over with or the season was over, where we got done with training, it was always like, Mardi Gras season. So we used to always call, like, the half of the whole team used to always come back and come here.

Dan Patrick (10:45)

So you imagine if you'd gone to LSU instead of Alabama?

Josh Jacobs (10:49)

Nah, I don't like them colors.

Dan Patrick (10:51)

Oh, you don't, but you would have fun.

Josh Jacobs (10:54)

It would have fun for sure.

Dan Patrick (10:55)

How did. How did Coach Saban close you?

Josh Jacobs (10:59)

Man, the crazy thing is, so I didn't. I didn't have any stars coming out from high school. And so, like, it's funny because Saban actually just told the story probably, like, two weeks ago. I've never. I've never told the story, but I didn't have any stars. So one day I'm at basketball practice, and Burton Burns, he's actually from Louisiana, he comes out and he. He watches me hoop. And he was like, man, like, I'm not even supposed. He told me. He said, man, I'm not even supposed to be here. Like, he said, I. Some people told me about you at another school I was visiting. I decided to make a stop. He was like, I was gonna be here for, like, five minutes, end up staying for, like, two hours. Had a conversation. And then when I took my visit and I sat down with Saban, I think the thing that sold me the most was we never talked about Football. He. All he. The only thing he talked to me about was how he could make me a better person and how he can grow me as a man and set me up for positions to have to be secure when I'm done playing a game. And that's the thing that sold me the most.

Dan Patrick (12:00)

And you, of course, validated the deez nuts. You gave us the first report years ago. Like, whenever we bring anybody from Alabama, I had Bryce Young on. I go, deez nuts. And he started giggling, and I said, coach Saban, you know, he's. He did authenticate it. I did ask Coach Saban. I said, you say d's nuts? He goes, yeah, yeah. I'd say decent.

Josh Jacobs (12:26)

Yeah, man. People don't give him a lot of credit for how funny he really is.

Dan Patrick (12:29)

Well, we're seeing him on TV now, and that personality is coming out. Yeah.

Josh Jacobs (12:33)

Facts.

Dan Patrick (12:33)

But Bryce said if he said these nuts, that was a good thing.

Josh Jacobs (12:36)

Yeah.

Dan Patrick (12:37)

Like he was in a good mood.

Josh Jacobs (12:38)

Yeah, definitely. I would say. I would say if he joked around with you, then, one, he liked you. And then, two, he was definitely in a good mood that day.

Dan Patrick (12:46)

What was it like when he was not in a good mood?

Josh Jacobs (12:48)

I think I was only on his bad side maybe one time. Like, I was one of them people. Like, I'd never miss workouts. I, like, never missed class. Like, I kind of, like, did everything the right way. I remember one game we had bumped heads a little bit. It was actually my junior year. It was against Ole Miss. I had got, like, a ton in penalty after I scored. So, you know, he. He got. He laid into me, and I was like, okay, so, you know, you got to eat that. And then he came back and laid into me again, like, probably like a drive or two later. And, like, I got up and we kind of, like, went back and forth. And then after. After that, me and him became, like, best friends. So it was crazy. I think one thing about Saban, he. He's so used to people walking on eggshells around him that anybody that has the, I guess, the guts to stand up to him, he kind of, like, respects it in a different level.

Dan Patrick (13:38)

He's Josh Jacobs. He's the Green Bay packers running back. And joining us on behalf of X Tech shoulder pads, the Latest in technology. 13 years, the number one pad and pro in division one. How would you sum up Saquon Barkley's season?

Josh Jacobs (13:54)

Man, I mean, he had an electric season. You know, obviously, you know, they have a really good team over there. He has probably the greatest offensive line and you know, in football this year.

Dan Patrick (14:04)

What'S he do different? What you do better than you?

Josh Jacobs (14:07)

I say he. That his top end speed for sure. Top end speed. He'd be sliding. And he just does. Like, you could tell he just looks like he's having fun. Like he's just creating. Like when you in that zone, it's like. I feel like you just create and it looks like he's in that zone a lot.

Dan Patrick (14:22)

What's that feeling like when you're in the zone as a running back?

Josh Jacobs (14:25)

For me, for me, everything slows down. It almost kind of feels like you moving in slow motion. Everything. Like I can. Only thing I can hear is myself, breathe. Like, literally. It's weird. Like, but. And it feels like every play like you about to score, every play you touch the ball.

Dan Patrick (14:41)

Your welcome to the NFL moment was what?

Josh Jacobs (14:45)

Welcome to the NFL. Probably my rookie year, we played the Vikings at the bank and that was the year that they had like, I think everybody on their defense played together for like three or four years. And I remember like my first, second and third option was all gone. I'm like, where do you want me to go? That was the first time I ever felt like, bruh, I, I cannot do, I cannot do anything.

Dan Patrick (15:11)

You gotta help me here.

Josh Jacobs (15:13)

Yeah, that was good.

Dan Patrick (15:14)

And, and so they roughed you up?

Josh Jacobs (15:15)

Yeah, they definitely roughed me up. I was like, okay, I, I understood it now. Like, the, the thought process, the, you know, the mentality that it took and all of those things. I was like, yeah, they legit.

Dan Patrick (15:26)

But did they welcome you to the end? Like, did they say stuff to you, like the opposition?

Josh Jacobs (15:31)

See, people always try to be my friend in the game. It's not too many people that just come up and like, we go back and forth because I'll tell people, like, man, please do not turn me up. Please, please do not turn me up. Because I was really, you know, I'm. I'm going about my business. But like, don't bring it, don't bring it out.

Dan Patrick (15:48)

Okay, but what would make you mad where you do turn it up?

Josh Jacobs (15:52)

Like, I remember like last year, right? So I had got like an 8 yard gain and the dude made a tackle and he started celebrating. I'm like, that's a loss for you. Like, what are we talking about? Like, that's a loss. So, like, stuff like that. Like I said, people don't get too crazy. Crazy with me. For real.

Dan Patrick (16:10)

Yeah, I guess I, you know, but. But it's just like some of these other running back, Derek Henry, I'm not gonna make it mad.

Josh Jacobs (16:16)

Yeah.

Dan Patrick (16:17)

Plus he's, he's as big as defensive lineman.

Josh Jacobs (16:20)

Yeah, he's. I tell people all the time he's a running back in the defensive ends body for sure.

Dan Patrick (16:26)

But he's a Hall of Famer right now.

Josh Jacobs (16:28)

Oh yeah, most definitely.

Dan Patrick (16:29)

Yeah. Did you want to play another position when you were growing up?

Josh Jacobs (16:32)

So I, coming out of high school I had offers from like TCU for db. So like I play, I played defense. I was also 180 at the time, so like I was moving a lot, a lot better. But I couldn't see myself playing defense. I always wanted people, I always wanted to be the guy that like make the plays and you know, set the tone and things like that. So don't you want to be that.

Dan Patrick (16:57)

Guy like Honey Badger or somebody and just hit somebody?

Josh Jacobs (17:01)

It just seems so boring though. Like that's the thing. Like defense, like if I'm playing corner, I really don't like, you know, you only make a play when the ball come your way, like. But I feel like you can create more, you have more creativity, you know, when you touching the ball and you getting it a lot.

Dan Patrick (17:17)

Do you care who wins Sunday?

Josh Jacobs (17:19)

Nah, not really.

Dan Patrick (17:21)

Are you going to watch the game?

Josh Jacobs (17:22)

Nah. Not going to watch the game? Nah. I couldn't tell you the last Super Bowl I watched, last Super Bowl I watched was probably like middle school, honestly. Yeah. So I couldn't, I couldn't tell you. But obviously I got a lot of teammates that's on the Eagles, so I'm like rooting for them. But like at the same time I played against Patrick Mahomes twice basically my whole career and I wouldn't bet against them.

Dan Patrick (17:44)

What was Mahomes like when he was at Texas Tech?

Josh Jacobs (17:47)

He was a dog. He was a dog.

Dan Patrick (17:49)

But you knew that he would like I thought he was. I didn't know he'd be this. Yeah. But I, I knew he was entertaining.

Josh Jacobs (17:55)

Yeah. I remember seeing a lot about him and I'm like, Texas Tech. Like he was the only reason why I knew who Texas Tech was really. I'm not gonna lie. I'm not gonna lie.

Dan Patrick (18:05)

It's great to see you. And Once again it's XTech. The X Tech pads. So it's the letter X. And then in tech pads.com and you can check out these shoulder pads that can make you run just like Josh Jacobs does.

Josh Jacobs (18:19)

Yeah, I, I mean I brought an extra pair just in case anybody want to line it up with me, you.

Bobby Bones (18:23)

Know what I'm saying?

Dan Patrick (18:24)

Right there during the commercial break, Paulie had. He likes to take on people. It doesn't go well for Paulie.

Bobby Bones (18:33)

You don't want any of this job. No, you don't.

Dan Patrick (18:36)

No, you don't.

Bobby Bones (18:37)

I'll take the glasses off.

Dan Patrick (18:38)

By the way, Chicago Bears fan.

Josh Jacobs (18:43)

We it's the Bears. I think they have a really good team. But, you know, it all starts with the pack.

Dan Patrick (18:51)

Well, does it start with the pack? With the Lions?

Josh Jacobs (18:55)

I mean, the Lions had a good like, what year or two. But I mean, if you look at the last 10, 12 years, it's the pack for sure.

Dan Patrick (19:01)

I think Vikings pretty good, too. Do you shovel your own snow in Green Bay?

Josh Jacobs (19:09)

No.

Dan Patrick (19:10)

Okay.

Josh Jacobs (19:10)

Yeah. Yeah. No, yeah. It actually only snowed maybe twice last year.

Dan Patrick (19:16)

But it doesn't snow in Oklahoma, does it?

Josh Jacobs (19:19)

Sometimes.

Dan Patrick (19:19)

Okay.

Josh Jacobs (19:20)

Sometimes. Yeah.

Dan Patrick (19:21)

Yeah. You got to get used to that cold, though. It's tough to get used to that cold.

Josh Jacobs (19:25)

Yeah. I mean, it's not that bad because we practice in it, but when it's the days that it's wet, it's like, yeah. Nah.

Dan Patrick (19:33)

Yeah. Great to see you. Thanks for joining us.

Josh Jacobs (19:36)

Appreciate it.

Dan Patrick (19:36)

Josh Jacobs, Green Bay packers running back. Take a break. Back after this.

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Bobby Bones (20:22)

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Dan Patrick (25:58)

Wherever you get your podcasts that escalated quickly. If you're familiar with the Oklahoma drill, that's where you have two players and they're lying down on the ground, and then their heads are, I don't know, a couple of feet apart, and they're faced in opposite directions, and then all of a sudden you go, you know, set, hut. They get up, and then they go at each other and either try to run by or they try to tackle. So Josh Jacobs was kind enough to put on shoulder pads. X Tech shoulder pads. Paulie. And they brought an extra pair. And Paulie goes, hey, I'd kind of like a piece of Josh Jacobs. And I go, are you sure? So if you're watching on Peacock now, that's slow motion, because in real time, real speed. It was over real quick, and Paulie got banged up a little bit there. Yeah, that's. Yeah. Paul, you got a rug burn.

Bobby Bones (26:57)

Yeah, that's from the. The. What do you call it? The camera. I hit the camera base. I. I jumped your call because I'm like, maybe I can get up just before Josh is ready. He lifted me like a child and dropped me hard.

Dan Patrick (27:09)

I know. Well, you said you wanted. You normally do this every super bowl, where you go, you know, Clay Matthews is in here. I'm going to take a shot. Remember Michael? Well, I know you remember Michael Strahan in Dallas. Yeah, he kind of drove you over a railing.

Bobby Bones (27:24)

This was harder than that because Josh dropped me on the floor, and that's a hard floor. But that was. As a Bears fan, that was a thrill.

Dan Patrick (27:30)

Dang. Yeah. When he found out you were a Bears fan, it was like, oh, maybe a little extra sauce there. Well, all you have to do is last, you know, 35 more minutes.

Bobby Bones (27:39)

I'd like to announce my retirement from these activities. That was a thrill, though.

Dan Patrick (27:43)

Who's the one who hit you in the head? You're wearing a helmet that. It was Mad Forte.

Bobby Bones (27:48)

Matt Forte. And I wear one of those helmets that you would sign at super bowl week. So there's not real padding in it. Yeah, I was nauseous. That was A hard hit.

Dan Patrick (27:55)

Yeah, he rattled you, by the way. You can get in touch. 8, 7, 7, 3 DP show on Monday. We'll be back at the home man cave and the hall of Famer Steve Young will wrap up Super Bowl.

Bobby Bones (28:07)

Take a look at my elbow. I can't. Didn't see it until I. I saw it in the camera.

Dan Patrick (28:10)

Oh, okay.

Bobby Bones (28:12)

That's a welt.

Dan Patrick (28:13)

Yeah, you're gonna have to ice that down here.

Bobby Bones (28:15)

Good times.

Dan Patrick (28:16)

I think you're. You're questionable. Maybe. Doubtful. Doubtful, Doubtful. The current odds. We'll have that with the Super Bowl. We got prop bets as well. We're going to tell you. You guys want to do that now? Do you want to make your super bowl prediction?

Bobby Bones (28:32)

We could do predictions or write the headline. We can do them both.

Dan Patrick (28:34)

Okay. Are you guys ready to write the headline? So Sunday's headline, you write it today and then for Monday. So write it today for Monday and then the score and the mvp. All right, who wants to go for. Who feels really strong? Oh, Todd does. Okay. Todd, by the way, dominated in pickleball. That's available@danpatrick.com. you were the best pickleball player out of this group. Congratulations. Yes, congratulations. Good times.

Bobby Bones (29:03)

Good times at the extreme.

Dan Patrick (29:04)

Okay. All right, Todd.

Bobby Bones (29:05)

I went with cry Eagles cry. 29, 26, Chiefs MVP.

Dan Patrick (29:10)

Mahomes.

Bobby Bones (29:10)

Okay, Paulie Dallas finally wins a Super Bowl. Goddard catch wins it for Philly.

Dan Patrick (29:19)

Snarky MVP score.

Bobby Bones (29:23)

MVP. I'm gonna give it to Jalen Hurts. 27, 24 Eagles in overtime.

Dan Patrick (29:29)

Okay, Seaton O'Connor.

Bobby Bones (29:33)

You want the headline first?

Dan Patrick (29:35)

Give me the headline. Kansas City thieves. Oh, Refs throw flags.

Bobby Bones (29:41)

Chiefs catch Super Bowl. That's nice. That's very nice. Kansas City thieves. Refs throw flags. Chiefs catch Super Bowl.

Josh Jacobs (29:49)

Well done.

Dan Patrick (29:49)

Okay. Huh? You got us. Very nice.

Bobby Bones (29:53)

I'm actually going Eagles over the Chiefs. I want to say blowout, but I'm actually going to say it's going to be a close game. 31, 28. Jalen hurts MVP.

Dan Patrick (30:03)

Okay, Marvin.

Bobby Bones (30:05)

Threes nuts.

Dan Patrick (30:07)

Chiefs win. 3,127.

Bobby Bones (30:11)

Mahomes MVP. Fun.

Dan Patrick (30:13)

I'm gonna go three to Pete, as in Andy Reid. So T H R E I D threed Pete Chiefs again. Patrick Mahomes, MVP. Final score 31, 30. Yeah. 3130. Okay. Yeah.

Bobby Bones (30:33)

Paulie, it's weird. Like, you could pick against the Chiefs, but you wouldn't bet against the Chiefs. I probably heard that from 30 different people this week. And isn't that what you. What your pick really is? Because if you would put your money down. That's what your pick really is.

Dan Patrick (30:47)

Well, some people do bet because they can't bet on somebody else. But you're right, most people would go, okay, I may not like the Chiefs. It's like Nick Wright said, hey, if you think it's fixed that the Chiefs are going to win all the time, then why don't you bet on the Chiefs if you know they're going to win? And he makes a great point. He said he's won like $60,000 so far this year because he bets on the Chiefs. The over under 48 and a half. The Chiefs are favored by one and a half. It stayed pretty much. Now some books I think have it the Chiefs one with some money coming in on the Eagles odds to score a touchdown. The best odds, Saquon Barkley. Then Jalen hurts, Travis Kelsey, Kareem Hunt and Xavier Worthy. Also odds to win the Super Bowl. MVP Patrick Mahomes is the big favorite. Then it's Saquon Barkley over Jalen Hurts. And then Travis Kelsey and Xavier Worthy are distant. So you have three of the five are Kansas City Chiefs. I have MVP odds for next year in the NFL regular season. Also, Marv, you teased a great tease of somebody who got snubbed with the hall of Fame. Do you want to do that right now? Who got snubbed in your opinion?

Bobby Bones (32:01)

So seven time Pro Bowler, seven time All Pro, five of those times first team linebacker. We'll take a guess.

Dan Patrick (32:10)

Okay.

Josh Jacobs (32:11)

He retired.

Dan Patrick (32:12)

Luke Keakley. Bloop. Yeah.

Bobby Bones (32:14)

So we're not talking about him. And I thought he was a surefire hall of Famer, especially with only four guys getting in this year.

Dan Patrick (32:21)

I think he's more of a Hall of Famer than Eli.

Bobby Bones (32:24)

No question.

Dan Patrick (32:25)

They're both be hall of Famers. Luke Keakley was the best at his position for a while in the NFL. Eli won. See, this is the problem, though, you know, it should be if you go, let me talk about Luke Keakley. I shouldn't be comparing him to Eli Manning, but we're talking about Eli getting snubbed. And what you're bringing out is valid, that we should be bringing up Luke Keakley, who was more of a star or standout at what he did than some of these other players.

Bobby Bones (32:52)

Yes, Paul, I think guys like Luke Keakley and people retire a year or two early due to injury, they have to wait a bit and for whatever they had to build a groundswell. Because if, like you said, if you look at his resume there's not a lot of questions about it. I think those guys, Sterling Sharpe had to wait a long time. I don't think Keakley waits that long. But the middle linebacker position also is not hot for the hall of Fame. Patrick Willis waited.

Dan Patrick (33:16)

Yeah. Fred Warner is going to be a Hall of Famer too, I would think. You know, I like the Josh Jacobs. Like, you know, that's the guy that I got. You know, that guy's just different. I love hearing that. Never takes a playoff. All right, odds to win the soup or win at the NFL MVP next year. Todd, I'll start with you. Which player has the best odds to win? And by the way, there's no running backs in here. In the top five. Todd, best odds to win the MVP next season in the NFL, according to DraftKings, they gave him a one year off.

Bobby Bones (33:48)

But then Lamar Jackson comes right back.

Dan Patrick (33:50)

With the one year break and gets it again. Bloop, bloop, bloop. You got it. Who's second on the list? MVP next season? Satan.

Bobby Bones (34:00)

Josh Allen.

Dan Patrick (34:01)

Bloop, bloop, bloop. Okay, who's third on the list? Marvin?

Bobby Bones (34:05)

Joe Burr.

Dan Patrick (34:07)

You broke the streak. Oh, who'd you have Patrick Mahomes tied with? Joe Burrow. So I'm gonna give you.

Bobby Bones (34:18)

Shenanigans.

Dan Patrick (34:19)

Yeah, I got you, you goofy. And then Jaden Daniels.

Bobby Bones (34:22)

Jaden Daniels.

Dan Patrick (34:22)

Jaden. Really? Have we updated the poll results? In a while.

Bobby Bones (34:28)

Fun. Yeah, we have. Everybody wants the Eagles to win. Not the Chiefs.

Dan Patrick (34:32)

Love that. Can you smell the sliders out there? The Kings, Hawaiian sliders.

Bobby Bones (34:39)

I think I lost my sense of smell after that.

Dan Patrick (34:40)

Yeah, you got hit.

Bobby Bones (34:42)

Knocked out of me.

Dan Patrick (34:42)

Yeah. A couple of phone calls in here. Mark in South Carolina. Hi, Mark. What's on your mind today?

Bobby Bones (34:48)

Hey, Dan, thanks so much for taking my call. You guys are fantastic. And Fritzie is my favorite.

Dan Patrick (34:53)

I'm just wanting originally being from Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and everyone keeps talking about the three peat, the three peak, the three feet. Why is no one referencing the fact.

Bobby Bones (35:02)

That the Green Bay packers three paid three peat it in 1929, 1930 and 1931. And then also in the 60s under.

Dan Patrick (35:10)

The Vince Lombardi era.

Bobby Bones (35:13)

I'm sorry, not the hall of Fame.

Dan Patrick (35:15)

The draft is going to be in.

Josh Jacobs (35:16)

Green Bay next year and no one's.

Bobby Bones (35:17)

Talking about what they did.

Dan Patrick (35:19)

Well, Mark, we treat football differently. It's in the super bowl era and then prior to that. And it's not fair, but that's what we do. It's like modern era, modern day football. It's Super Bowl 1 and, you know, when the packers beat Kansas City and then they beat the Raiders after that. But that's, you know, you can look back to the Cleveland Browns and what they did and winning championships or the New York Football Giants winning championships. So that's kind of what we do. That's that line of demarcation. Almost like with the ABA NBA when the merger happened and then those stats started to count. It might not be fair. You know, I watched Dr. J when he played in the ABA and that guy was different than anybody else on the basketball floor. I mean, we talk about Jordan, Jordan's more refined player, but if you say this guy did everything and he dunked on people and he was explosive. I had not seen anybody like that. Yes, Marvin.

Bobby Bones (36:17)

And I think the pre super bowl era hasn't been kind to one franchise, and that's the Cleveland Browns because they seem really dominant. And it's. Oh, they won NFL championships in this year. This year, this year in the early 60s. And I'm like. But they still haven't gotten to the Super Bowl. But. So we don't consider them like a great dynasty when we talk about the great dynasties in NFL history. Yeah, Paulie, it is weird. It's like branding of the super bowl era as the line of demarcation. But what you said with the NBA, Dan, you're 100% right. Kareem Abdul Jabbar, you said it before, is almost underrated. Think of he was four years younger. Kareem. And Kareem's prime was just four years. Bumped back into the early 80s when he was averaging 31 and 16.

Dan Patrick (36:56)

Well, the NBA started when Larry and Magic with a lot of people. That's when all of a sudden, you know, because the NBA was dying in the 70s, you know, they had, you know, rampant drug use. You didn't have the Finals was not live. You know, it was just different. And then all of a sudden, Larry and Magic came in and took that energy for the national title game, brought it into the NBA. Both playing for great franchises. Now you had a rivalry. Now you had great interest in the NBA. Yes, Mark.

Bobby Bones (37:25)

And I think Kareem playing with Magic, who was so magnetic, is such a huge star. I think that hurts him. Also when you talk about the greatest players of all time, because they say it's Magic's Lakers, they don't say it's Kareem's Lakers.

Dan Patrick (37:38)

Jimmy in Chicago. Hi, Jimmy. What's on your mind? Hey, Dan.

Bobby Bones (37:42)

A great week hosting in New Orleans. Probably hope that scar heals up.

Dan Patrick (37:45)

Looks pretty gnarly.

Bobby Bones (37:47)

And for the big game, I'll be.

Dan Patrick (37:48)

Having pizza, wings, mini dogs as well as corn dogs.

Bobby Bones (37:51)

Just wondering what you guys will be chowing down on for the Super Bowl.

Dan Patrick (37:55)

I don't eat during the Super Bowl. I just smoke a cigar, be drinking some keeper's heart, and that's it. I'm not a. Maybe a snack or two, but nothing. I'll have my pre game meal, then I'm ready to go. So I don't know if anybody's got a spread that they're gonna put out there. Yes, Paul.

Bobby Bones (38:18)

I always make chili. Almost always. And my wife makes a seven layer dip just for us, which is just decadent because, you know, you go to those parties and you have to share the seven layer dip. It's a free for all there.

Dan Patrick (38:28)

Yeah, I'm always good for one scoop of the dip because I never know what happens after I'm done with it where guys are like, I'm gonna get a bite here. You know what? I'm gonna stick the taco back in there. Yes. Marvin.

Josh Jacobs (38:41)

Yeah.

Bobby Bones (38:42)

You don't like double dippers?

Dan Patrick (38:43)

No, no, no. I have been at a party where a guy was eating celery and carrots and he would take a bite and he would scoop back in. Wow. And I, I, I did have to say something to him. I gave, you know, you probably get your own bowl of ranch there. And he goes, oh, is that available? I said, but you can't be dipping back in here. Why? So why don't you keep that one? Maybe they'll bring out another one. He just, you know, scooping in, cranking out with carrots and celery. I'm like, okay, all right. What about you, Todd? What do you, what do you think in there?

Bobby Bones (39:15)

I go up the road to a friend's house and everybody brings something. So it's a Super bowl party. We usually stay for like the first half and then and then head home for the second half. There's usually meatballs and subs and all that kind of stuff. Little mini franks that I like.

Dan Patrick (39:27)

The pigs and blankets. Willis in Wisconsin. Hi, Willis. Hi.

Bobby Bones (39:33)

Thanks for taking my call, Dan. First time, long time. 61206. Heck yeah. Hey, I just wanted to call and if you do get the opportunity to watch a Dallas Cowboys game with Shay, do it. I used to be in a fantasy football league with this fine specimen of.

Dan Patrick (39:52)

Man and it is must see tv.

Bobby Bones (39:55)

Definitely think you guys should put that on the website. That'd be awesome.

Dan Patrick (39:59)

All right, well, thank you Maybe next year I'll. Should I go to sh. I should go to Shea's house, though.

Bobby Bones (40:06)

Definitely.

Dan Patrick (40:07)

His daughters. The youngest one's a wild one. He calls her a terrorist. His roommate, the wife. Yes. Eden, do you think it's going to.

Bobby Bones (40:15)

Be easier to leave Shay's house or to get Shay out of yours? That's how you need to make this decision.

Dan Patrick (40:22)

I need to go to Shay's house. You think it'll be easier for you.

Bobby Bones (40:25)

To leave his house than it will be to get him out of yours?

Dan Patrick (40:27)

Yes. Yes. Yes. Luke in Ohio. Hi, Luke. What's on your mind today?

Bobby Bones (40:34)

Hey, Dan.

Dan Patrick (40:36)

I always want a long time this.

Bobby Bones (40:38)

Or first time caller 6, 6, 2 and a semi athletic 210. I was wondering, what was your favorite.

Dan Patrick (40:47)

Cast to be a part of in.

Bobby Bones (40:49)

All the movies you've been in?

Dan Patrick (40:50)

Oh, okay. A lot of people have asked about Happy Gilmore 2. I think it's coming out in July, but I don't know. I. I shot a lot of scenes for it. It's going to be a big movie. My favorite movie that I was in with Sandler was Just Go with it with Nicole Kidman and Jennifer Aniston and Dave Matthews. Just because they gave me a large role where I was a nightclub owner or host and they let me ad lib, have some fun. I'm on stage with Kidman and Aniston. That probably because, I mean, they're actresses and they had to look at me like, this guy has no idea how to act. At least I felt that. And I've even said that to Sandler. I go, sandman, you know, Kidman is just staring me down. He goes, danny, Danny, don't worry about it. I said, she knows I can't act. Danny, don't show any fear. Don't show any fear. I said, by the way, I don't care if Aniston doesn't think I can act. I like watching, you know, looking at her. I'm staring her down, too. Danny, Danny. Don't do that, Dan. Because Aniston used to say, oh, you're the sports guy. She didn't know my name. Hey, sports guy. Hey, Jennifer. All right, we'll take a break. If you're watching on Peacock, we'll go out to the Traeger girls. The great folks at Kings Hawaiian Chef Greg have whipped up some sliders there. And last call for phone calls. What we learned, what's in store for Monday. All of that coming up after this.

Josh Jacobs (42:10)

Be sure to catch the live edition.

Dan Patrick (42:12)

Of the Dan Patrick show weekdays at 9am Eastern, 6am Pacific on Fox Sports Radio and the iHeartRadio app.

Bobby Bones (42:21)

Hey, it's Bobby Bones. Join me and former NFL quarterback Matt Castle every Wednesday for our new podcast, Lots to say with Bobby Bones and Matt Castle. Between us, we have over 17,500 passing yards, multiple New York Times bestsellers, and one mirrorball trophy from Dancing with the Stars. So where else are you gonna find a show with that much athleticism and football insight? Based in Nashville, we're more than just your basic NFL show. We talk sports, but we talk pop culture and music and a little bit of everything because we got lots to say. I. I texted you, and you texted me back. Now, I don't know if you have the update, but, like, all the little thumbs up and heart and stuff, like, it's all colored. They changed it, and the heart's a little pink. It felt like I told you I loved you. I'm gonna be honest. It was a little pink. There was something sentimental when you. When you send it. It was like, do I send the heart now? I don't like the color edition.

Dan Patrick (43:12)

It's extremely pink.

Bobby Bones (43:13)

Listen to Lots to say with Bobby Bones and Matt Castle on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcast, or wherever you get your podcasts. It's Julie Stewart Banks. I'm doing a new podcast from iHeart Podcasts and the National Hockey League, and I'm paired up with one of my favorite players, the always quotable Nate Thompson. I wore nine NHL sweaters, and I have story after story to share. And believe it or not, I have plenty to say, and not just about hockey. Believe me, he does Energy Line with Nate, and JSB is the name of the podcast, and it's gonna be. Well, it's gonna be quite the ride. We're officially linemates, Nate. We're the energy Line. We'll have plenty of folks join us. Current players, some of my former teammates, hall of Famers. And wait till you see some of the connections that Julie has. She has quite the Rolodex. Okay, we'll lean into Nate's playing experience and tap into our interests away from hockey and try to do what energy lines are supposed to do. Provide an emotional boost. How do you feel about all that, Nate? I'm vibing, Julie. I'm ready to roll. Listen to Energy Line with Nate and jsb on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. What's going on, everybody? This is Justin Pennik from John Boy Media, the host of the Football Today podcast alongside Bobby Skinner Rose we're rolling three times a week. On Mondays, on Wednesdays, on Fridays, breaking down everything you need to know about the NFL. We're talking about the MVP race. Is Josh Allen going to pull it out? Lamar Jackson? Can Saquon Barkley even break the rushing record? Can the Steelers keep up their momentum? We talk about everything. We break it down. Stats, analytics. And of course, Chris Rose is bringing his perspective on being a pro in the media world as well. Listen to football Today on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts and you will be glad you did. Hope you could join us for the postseason run. Ever wonder what it's like to be on the phone with an NFL general manager as you finalize the biggest contract in NFL history? I'm A.J. stephens, Vice President of Client strategy at Athletes first, where we've negotiated $1.4 billion in current NFL quarterback contracts. Introducing the Athlete's First Family podcast, the Quarterback Series, along with my co host Brian Murphy, athlete's first CEO, we're pulling back the curtain on how these historic deals come together. You'll hear directly from the agents who shaped the NFL's financial landscape, the ones who negotiated Justin Herbert's extension into Sean Watson's fully guaranteed contract that sent shock waves through the league. This isn't just about the numbers, though. It's about the untold stories behind these massive negotiations and the relationships the NFL superstars like Dak Prescott, Tua Tungavaloa, and Jordan Love have with their agents at Athletes First. For the first time ever, the agents who orchestrate these deals are sharing the details of the negotiations and everything that led up to their clients signing on the dotted line. Listen to the Athletes First Family podcast on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Something about Mary Poppins. Something about Mary Poppins. Exactly. Oh man, this is fun. I'm AJ Jacobs and I am an author and a journalist and I tend to get obsessed with stuff and my current obsession is puzzles. And that has given birth to my podcast, the Puzzler. Dressing. Dressing.

Dan Patrick (46:38)

French dressing.

Bobby Bones (46:40)

Exactly.

Josh Jacobs (46:42)

Oh, that's good.

Bobby Bones (46:44)

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Josh Jacobs (46:49)

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Bobby Bones (46:51)

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Dan Patrick (47:21)

Favorite thing in New Orleans this week. Todd, what was your favorite thing, aside from the protest that you had on Silent Protest Wednesday?

Bobby Bones (47:32)

Playing pickleball with everybody and just trying as many PO boys as possible throughout the week and walking up and down Bourbon Street?

Dan Patrick (47:39)

Marvin, favorite thing?

Bobby Bones (47:41)

The gumbo from Brennan's.

Dan Patrick (47:42)

Oh, okay.

Bobby Bones (47:44)

Phenomenal.

Dan Patrick (47:44)

Seaton.

Bobby Bones (47:47)

Let's see. I think playing pickleball actually was my favorite because I've been a little bit of a critic of pickleball over the.

Dan Patrick (47:54)

Last couple of years.

Bobby Bones (47:55)

I've made, I've made a significant amount of fun with pickleball. It's. It was, it was awesome. It was great.

Dan Patrick (48:01)

Paul, your favorite thing here in New Orleans?

Bobby Bones (48:04)

It's my third time here, I think. Walking a lot and walking down different streets in different neighborhoods I hadn't been in. I haven't seen half of them, but it's such a. I'm not even pandering. They should make the super bowl in New Orleans. I would say once every four years. It should be a rotation. I think it's the perfect super bowl city. It's vast, there's food all times a day. There's hotels, all different areas, great weather. And it's built for this scenario. It's built for it. And I think maybe a four year rotation for New Orleans.

Dan Patrick (48:31)

Yeah. I had breakfast, oysters. My wife got in town and she said, let's go to Felix. I want oysters. I. It felt like we were there at 9:30 or something in the morning. They were awesome. Superior Seafood was wonderful as well. Just some of the restaurants that we were able to go to. And you can't get cheated. Like it's, it's hard to find a bad restaurant. You know, it's wherever you go, you're going to find something that you're going to like. And I agree with Paulie. There's so many different aspects of New Orleans. It's not just Bourbon street. It's when you go to the Garden District, that's when you know they're just the beautiful mansions there. Hotels, restaurants, and it's so scenic. So there are so many great things. Yes.

Bobby Bones (49:16)

Marvin, Magazine street also.

Dan Patrick (49:18)

Yeah.

Bobby Bones (49:19)

Phenomenal.

Dan Patrick (49:19)

Yeah. This day in sports history, Paul got a couple.

Bobby Bones (49:22)

1882, the last bare knuckle fight for the heavyweight boxing title in Mississippi City. 1882. Then they outlawed it. Let's see. Cassius Clay, 1965, began calling himself Muhammad Ali. And Sports Illustrated published the swimsuit edition in 85, 218 pages. And Michael Jordan in 1994 signed a contract with the Chicago White Sox to play baseball.

Dan Patrick (49:44)

Wow. Von Miller on this day, 2016, forced two fumbles. Denver scored two touchdowns. Yeah, he did. They beat the Panthers 2410 in the Super Bowl. And that was another parade that you skipped.

Bobby Bones (49:58)

That's right. I couldn't take my son, so I protested going to your thing and I protested celebrating with them.

Dan Patrick (50:02)

So you could have gone to the Super Bowl. You had a ticket and you could have gone to the parade.

Bobby Bones (50:06)

Yeah, it was a 2 for 1 deal with my son.

Dan Patrick (50:09)

LeBron scored 38 to become the all time leading scorer on this date in 2023. Also 1970. I actually remember this. Pete Maravich scored 69 points, no three pointer. He scored 47 in the second half. But his team lost Alabama 106, 104. Okay, 69 without a three point shot. And he was a deep range, you know, deep shooter. I'm guessing he would have had 80. I think that probably would have been a fair number for him to score 80. But he, he only had 69 point. I think that was his high in the NBA. 68 or 69 points against the Knicks. And no three point shot. Yes, Marvin, so what?

Bobby Bones (50:52)

Who's the second leading scorer on that team? It feels, this feels like a real Kobe 81 point game. Like who's second leading score.

Dan Patrick (51:00)

Well, that was pretty much every night for LSU with Pete Maravich. If he's getting 44 and they're getting 70, 75. Although in this case they got, you know, 104. Yes, Marvin.

Bobby Bones (51:13)

Pete Marovich career high 68 against Walt Frazier and the Knicks.

Dan Patrick (51:16)

Yeah, I know. And you know what I did at the hall of Fame? Walt Frazier went into the hall of Fame. And I asked Walt Frazier about Maravich scoring 68 point the Knicks. He looked at me like everybody's talking to Clyde Frazier about going in the hall of Fame. I said, hey, how'd you guys let Maravich score 68 point. He goes, I wasn't guarding him the whole time like you're going in the hall of Fame and I'm such a knucklehead. I'm going to ask about Pete Maravich there. Great sponsors all this week. Want to thank everybody, all the great. You know, Traeger was here. I'm going to leave out people. So you got Traeger. You guys will fill in if I leave out somebody. Kings Hawaiian was here. Express pros, Mako Tire Rack. Miller Light, Sonos. Sonos was wonderful. Keeper's heart as well. They all pitched in rapid radios. Yeah. Just a tire rack. Yeah.

Bobby Bones (52:11)

Tire rack out there. Yeah.

Dan Patrick (52:12)

Yeah. And when you honor these sponsors, you know, it's a great compliment to me because these are great people that we deal with.

Bobby Bones (52:20)

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Dan Patrick (52:21)

Yeah. Yes, yes. All the Panini people yesterday and last night, you get those people and you listen to what I'm saying about what their products are, and then you purchase those. Thank you. I appreciate that. Because we're very select, selective in who we have advertised on the show because frankly, we have to believe in them. Final results of the poll question.

Bobby Bones (52:42)

Paulie, it's actually gotten down to who are you rooting for? It's at 50.

Dan Patrick (52:47)

50. Eagles.

Bobby Bones (52:49)

Chiefs.

Dan Patrick (52:49)

Okay.

Bobby Bones (52:49)

Yeah.

Dan Patrick (52:50)

All right. Let's see. Go around the room. What we learned on the program. Our stat of the day was brought to you by Panini America. The countdown is on. Celebrate one night, 50 years in the making. The Saturday Night Live 50th anniversary special premieres Sunday, February 16th on NBC. And Peacock, also, thanks for all the phone calls, the emails, tweets all weekend long. The backroom guys did a wonderful job with videos all week long. Mario and his staff, Rob Picture day. Ray Weeks, our cameraman. Everybody else, Eric Jones, first and foremost, did a wonderful job. The big German, he's. He was the MVP this week. Let's see. Marvin, what did you learn today?

Josh Jacobs (53:33)

You don't eat during the Super Bowl.

Dan Patrick (53:34)

No, I don't. I drink, though.

Bobby Bones (53:36)

Todd, packers running back Josh Jacobs has not watched the super bowl since middle school seat.

Dan Patrick (53:41)

No. Connor, what did you learn?

Bobby Bones (53:42)

I learned two things. Mario has a staff of people that work with him.

Dan Patrick (53:45)

Yeah.

Bobby Bones (53:46)

Interesting. Also, Dion not jumping to the NFL without his sons.

Dan Patrick (53:50)

Paulie, what'd you learn?

Bobby Bones (53:51)

The packers should play Josh Jacobs on defense.

Dan Patrick (53:54)

Todd, what did I learn?

Bobby Bones (53:55)

You met a woman last night who bet $72,000 on Kevin O'Connell winning NFL.

Dan Patrick (53:59)

Coach of the Year. She won. Keeper's Heart is a new and unique style of whiskey. Combines the best of Irish and American whiskeys, creating a smooth character of Irish whiskey. The bold flavors of American whiskeys. If you're a whiskey fan, you gotta try it. It's Keeper's Heart. Drink responsibly. Have a great weekend, everybody. We'll talk to you on Monday from the honed man cave. Goodbye from New Orleans.

Bobby Bones (54:19)

Some people just know they could save.

Dan Patrick (54:21)

Hundreds on car insurance by checking Allstate first. Like, you know to check.

Bobby Bones (54:26)

You have the tickets in your wallet.

Dan Patrick (54:27)

First before you drive two hours to the big game.

Bobby Bones (54:31)

Seriously, you had one job. Now the closest you'll get to the 50 yard line is parking lot D. Yeah, checking first is smart. So check Allstate first for a quote that could save you hundreds. You're in good hands with Allstate Savings. Vary terms apply. Allstate Fire and Casualty Insurance Company and Affiliates, Northbrook, Illinois. Hey, it's Bobby Bones. Join me and former NFL quarterback Matt Castle every Wednesday for our new podcast, Lots to say with Bobby Bones and Matt Castle. Between us, we have over 17,500 passing yards, multiple New York Times bestsellers, and one mirrorball trophy from Dancing with the Star. So where else are you going to find a show with that much athleticism and football insight? We talk sports, but we talk pop culture and music and a little bit of everything. Listen to Lots to Say with Bobby Bones and Matt castle on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. What's up everyone? It's Justin Penik from John Boy Media, the host of the Football Today podcast with Bobby Skinner and Chris Rose. We roll three times a week. On Mondays, on Wednesdays, on Fridays, breaking down everything you need to know about the NFL. We're gearing up for the NFL playoffs. I hope you can join us. Join in with us three times a week. Listen to Football Today on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast and you will be glad you did. What's up everyone? Julie Stewart Banks here, along with former NHL player Nate Thompson. We're doing a new podcast together. Here we go. The name Energy Line with Nate and jsb. Each week we'll get together and talk about hockey life. All topics are fair game, right? Exactly. And you'll never know who will drop by to join us. Julie is pretty well connected. She has text threads going that you wouldn't believe. Listen to Energy Line with Nate and jsb on the iHeartRadio Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts.

Dan Patrick (56:23)

Catch Jon Stewart back in action on the Daily show and in your ears with the Daily Show Ears Edition podcast. From his hilarious satirical takes on today's.

Bobby Bones (56:32)

Politics and entertainment to the unique voices of correspondence and contributors, it's your perfect.

Dan Patrick (56:38)

Companion to stay on top of what's happening now.

Bobby Bones (56:41)

Plus, you'll get special content just for podcast listeners, like in depth interviews and a roundup of the week week's top headlines. Listen on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts.

Dan Patrick (56:51)

Or wherever you get your podcast.