Hour 3 – The Anatomy of a Superstar, Eli Manning

Summary

The Dan Patrick Show

Hour 3 – The Anatomy of a Superstar, Eli Manning

Date: June 17, 2026
Host: Dan Patrick
Produced by: iHeartPodcasts and Dan Patrick Podcast Network
Featured Guest: Eli Manning

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Episode Overview

In this lively third hour, Dan Patrick and his crew take listeners through a mix of sports analysis, humorous debates, and engaging conversations, highlighted by an interview with two-time Super Bowl champion Eli Manning. The discussion is anchored around what defines a sports superstar, the mental and physical demands of professional sports, and—center stage—a playful but revealing poll: Would you rather have Eli Manning's career or Lionel Messi's? The episode is rich with anecdotes, sports insider takes, fun games, and memorable moments from a Giants legend reflecting on championships, parades, and iconic throws.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. U.S. Open Golf Predictions & Golf “Superstar” Mentality

• (01:40–09:00):
  • Dan breaks down the DraftKings odds for the U.S. Open, emphasizing the “two-man race” between Scheffler (+445) and McIlroy (+920).
  • The group discusses the mental side of golf, traditional vs. modern approaches, and the evolution of superstar thinking in golf.
  • Dan’s insight on shot-making:

    “When a golfer sees a green...there’s like a five foot green circle...that’s kind of where I have to hit this thing. For us, it’s anywhere on the green.” (04:24)

  • Conversation about Bryson DeChambeau’s career pivot and possible focus issues due to YouTube and LIV Golf distractions.
  • Emphasis on the mental fortitude required in clutch moments, referencing legendary shots by Tiger Woods and moments from Pete Sampras and Roger Federer.

2. The Superstar Moment: Iconic Shots and Legendary Games

• (09:06–09:50):
  • Crew recalls Bubba Watson’s 2012 Masters “straw” shot and Tiger Woods’ Canadian Open and Firestone feats.
  • Notable quote about elite athletic thinking:

    “Certain players...think of shots that I would never even think about doing, and he completes those shots.” – Pete Sampras on Roger Federer via Dan (08:10)

3. Superstars in Soccer: Messi vs. Manning

• (10:00–12:10):
  • Recap of World Cup matches and Messi’s stunning hat trick at age 39.
  • Poll discussion: Would you rather be Lionel Messi (global soccer icon) or Eli Manning (two-time Super Bowl champion with more day-to-day anonymity)?
  • Poll results: ~77% choose Messi for his global status and GOAT claim, though Dan points out the tradeoff:
    > “Messi, if I have a chance to be the greatest of all time...Is it an inconvenience? Yes. Eli’s able to have anonymity.” (11:04)

4. World Cup Food Game (Fun Segment)

• (11:43–14:32):
  • Dylan quizzes the crew on national dishes from World Cup nations—guessing origins of dishes like fufu (Ghana), fish & chips (England), and pastel de nata (Portugal).
  • Lighthearted banter, with Dan reminiscing about “the best hamburger ever” in Panama.

5. The Anatomy of a Parade & NYC Sports Euphoria

• (27:44–29:37):
  • Eli Manning reflects on his Giants Super Bowl parades:

    “Just the amount of people...I went in kind of blind...and it was just unbelievable, the amount of people that showed up.” (27:50)

  • He shares a story about FaceTiming Knicks star Jalen Brunson during the latest NYC championship run and involving his son Charlie (who, adorably, “had the hiccups”).

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Feature Interview: Eli Manning Reflects on His Career and Sports Superstardom

Start: 23:23

1. Would Eli Trade His Career for Messi’s? (23:58–25:08)

• Paulie’s Poll: “Would you rather have your career or Lionel Messi’s career as the greatest soccer player probably of all time?”
• Eli’s answer:

  “I’m never gonna second guess or take back my career...it’s not always what your stats are...it’s the relationships, it’s the friendships, it’s the things you overcame that make you proud...I’ll stick with it.” (24:25)

2. Most Memorable Throws: Manningham vs. Tyree (25:08–25:55)

• “The Manningham [throw] is definitely a better throw...Tyree was probably a better catch. I’m really good at throwing it just a little bit off so they have to make these awesome one handed catches.” – Eli (25:14)

• Dan points out Odell’s iconic catch and credits Eli for the throw (26:01).

3. Atmosphere: The Garden vs. The Super Bowl (26:39–27:44)

• Eli compares being a player in the Super Bowl to being a fan in Madison Square Garden for a Knicks Finals game.

• “Super Bowl...you’re in it...but [at the Garden] you have only Knicks fans...waiting for 50-plus years for a championship...just an amazing atmosphere.” (26:53)

4. Parades, Anonymity, & Dad Moments (27:44–29:38)

• He’s struck by the size and spectacle of NYC parades and shares a charming anecdote of messaging Knicks players, culminating in his son Charlie’s “I have the hiccups” FaceTime with Jalen Brunson.

5. “Undercovers” Series & Sports Pranks (29:53–32:48)

• Manning’s “Undercovers” on Prime Video features athletes undercover among fans, inspired by his own Chad Powers episode:

  “It all comes from the Chad Powers and going undercover at Penn State...the pranking attitude and showing your skillset when no one recognizes you.” (31:07)

• Upcoming episodes: Ryan Blaney (NASCAR) and Sabrina Ionescu (WNBA).

6. Neighborhood Football and Embarrassing Dads (31:41–32:51)

• On playing pick-up with neighborhood kids:

  “It’s amazing how the dads start venturing in, ‘Yeah, I want to play a little.’ I’ll start throwing some high ones...just to embarrass them in front of their kids.” (31:47)

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

On Sports Icons & Pressure

• “These things, these events don’t mean anything...If you’re about the sport and the history, money comes with that. If you’re successful.” – Dan Patrick on LIV Golf (06:19)

On Legacy vs. Day-to-Day Life

• “Eli’s able to have anonymity. You know, it’s a tradeoff.” – Dan Patrick (11:04)

Eli on His Own Path

• “It’s the relationships, it’s the friendships, it’s the things you overcame that make you proud...I’ll stick with it.” (24:25)

On Iconic Catches

• “I don’t know why I’m so good at throwing not great passes where they have to make these great catches.” – Eli Manning (25:55)

The “Hiccups” Moment with Jalen Brunson

• “We watched every game together...I’m like, Charlie, we got Jalen Brunson. Anything you want to say to him? His only thing he said was, ‘I have the hiccups.’” – Eli Manning (29:37)

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Important Segment Timestamps

• 01:40 – U.S. Open favorites and analysis
• 09:50 – Messi’s hat trick and poll introduction
• 12:03 – World Cup food game
• 23:23 – Eli Manning joins the show
• 24:25 – Eli answers Messi vs. Manning poll
• 25:08 – Comparing Super Bowl throws
• 27:44 – Parades in NYC & Knicks celebration
• 31:41 – “Undercovers” and pranking segment
• 32:48 – Neighborhood football stories
• 33:13 – Eli signs off

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Poll Results Roundup

• Poll: Would you rather have Eli Manning’s career or Lionel Messi’s?
  • Final results: ~77% chose Messi; ~23% chose Manning. (41:07)
  • Dan quips, “If we got Messi on, I think Messi is going to take his career as well.” (33:36)

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Wrap-Up & Final Thoughts

The hour captures the fun and depth of sports radio at its best: part locker-room banter, part sports think tank, and part living sports history. Eli Manning’s humility and storytelling shine—whether discussing the anatomy of legendary throws, parades worthy of millions, or just embarrassing a neighborhood dad at a barbecue. The Messi vs. Manning question animates the entire crew and audience, driving home the realities of fame, legacy, and the joys found in their journeys.

For any listener—die-hard or casual—this episode is a celebration not just of sports’ biggest moments, but the joy, humility, and camaraderie that surround them.

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Listen for:

• Eli Manning’s perspective on legacy and humility
• Poll debates that spark deep dives into the nature of superstardom
• Playful food and sports trivia
• Insightful comparisons of athletic greatness across sports and eras

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Episode concludes with reflection, a call-in segment, and the anticipation of tomorrow’s “even dumber” poll question.

Transcript

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[Dylan]

I'm surprised Bryson's that long of odds. I don't usually bet on him because he has a tendency to implode, but he's fared very well at the US Open. I mean, he won it to. He won at Wingfoot and Pinehurst, I think.

[Dan Patrick]

Yeah.

[Dylan]

I mean, those are two gauntlets themselves.

[Dan Patrick]

Yeah. But I think he's missed the cut the last few majors.

[Dylan]

Yeah. Masters, he did impressively. So.

[Dan Patrick]

Yeah.

[Dylan]

And I think at the pga.

[Dan Patrick]

Yeah. So, yes, he's one, is two. US Open. This is, this is a beast, this course. If you're under par, I think you're winning. It is a beast. And if these winds continue and if you have weather drying out the greens, I mean that. What's interesting is, you know, when a golfer sees a green, he's like, okay, there's like a five foot green circle. You know, it's kind of like a hula hoop where you go, okay, that's kind of where I have to hit this thing. Like, we look at a green and we're like, I don't know anywhere these guys are looking at. If it's there, then I can score. If it's, you know, someplace else. Now I'm hopeful that I get a two putt and that course, those conditions, the wind, and it will be a monster. But, you know, I. I do like to see golfers have to think, because a lot of these courses, you just bomb it. And, you know, Phil Mickelson said to me years ago, because I said, you know, why don't you try to put it in fair. In the fair way instead of the distance? He said, because I would rather be hitting a nine iron to the green, and I'm not in the fairway as opposed to you hitting a seven iron. And so that was his philosophy. And I think you have a lot of golfers who are like that. It's just, I'm going to swing as hard as I can, and I'll deal with the results. This course, the fairways are generous. It'll be all about your second shot. Whoever wins is probably going to be unbelievable with their second shots. Yes. Paulie.

[Paulie]

I seen a couple articles about Bryson DeChambeau, about what you guys were talking about. He got paid a lot and live. He hasn't done that well in the major since he came back. He's been more than flirting with this YouTube. Golf.

[Dan Patrick]

Yeah.

[Paulie]

Pivot for his career.

[Dylan]

Yeah, I. I'm.

[Paulie]

People are questioning his focus.

[Dan Patrick]

Well, I. I guess I could see where. I mean, he's a pe. Peculiar guy to begin with. He was always viewed as kind of odd with the length of his clubs and. But I. I always viewed him. He was ahead of the game with a lot of things, you know, weightlifting and, you know, his approach was different. But he's proven to be very successful. People love watching him play, but it feels like he's kind of at the crossroads of. I made a lot of money. This YouTube channel or, you know, that he has, seems to be really popular. A lot of upside to owning your own channel. And I don't know how important it is for him to be on the regular tour or go through everything you're going to have to go through to be on the PGA Tour. Same with John Rom. You know, it's one of those. With John Rom, I think he regretted it. I mean, the money is great, but then you're like, these. These things, these events don't mean anything. Like, if you're about the sport and the history, you know, money comes with that. If you're successful. This was. We're going to give you all the money. Now go out there and be entertaining. You don't have to win, and you've seen this, where these guys get into these. I can win this, but am I mentally ready for this? And golf is so much about mental. These guys all have the ability. It's what happens when you go, okay, I got to hit a six iron out of the bunker, over the water 212 yards and land it next to the flag like Tiger did in Canada years ago. Really? That's. That's the one shot. It's weird when you think of Tiger, that almost felt like a coming out party, where you go, oh, my God. Nobody does that. Nobody is thinking of that shot. And there are certain players. And I brought this up with Pete Sampras talking to me about Roger Federer. He said he thinks of shots that I would never even, you know, think about doing, and he completes those shots. And that's the same with Tiger. Like, that imagination where you go, wait, what's he trying to do? Well, you can't. Oh, my God, he did it. But, you know, watching these guys at a very, very, very high level, see what they do, and then you'll see these guys that they can act like us on some of these holes where you're like, wait a minute, you just put that in the water. Like Ludwig Oberg earlier this year, who. I think, I mean, talk about a talent. And he just melted down and you're going, wait a minute, he's acting like me. Yeah. I don't like to see them struggle, but I do like to see them think when they're out there instead of just, ah, six under par. Yeah.

[Paulie]

Paulie, there are certain shots, like you said, you don't forget. I think it was Bubba Watson in the straw at the masters.

[Dan Patrick]

Yeah. 10th hole.

[Paulie]

10th hole, 2012. The camera's behind him, so you see what he sees. You can't see the hole in any way, and all you see is tree branches and people. And it seems like a dumb attempt. It's his defining moment of his career.

[Dan Patrick]

Yeah, he was bending the ball. But that was the Canadian Open with Tiger, wasn't it? That he had the six iron in the bunker over the water, like, 220 yards away. Yeah.

[Dylan]

Dale, there's also, like the Firestone or the Bridgestone Open. It's my. It's my favorite Tiger shot. He hits a pitching wedge out of the rough, 184 yards, right next to the pin, and just cranks it as hard as he can. And I'm just like, only that guy can do that.

[Dan Patrick]

That big day yesterday with the World cup, you had your stars and they acted like that. Lionel Messi scores three times, and this is how the last one sounded.

[Eli Manning]

Nico Gonzalez, Lionel Messi, Lito Messi,

[Dan Patrick]

First

[Eli Manning]

career World cup hat trick ties the all time goal scoring record.

[Dan Patrick]

France, Norway, Austria, all win. And Bape has a couple of goals. Holland had a couple of goals. This is what you want. You want to have people tune in and be able to see what's the fuss all about with this guy. And Messi certainly gave you that. He turns 39 next week. Are hard hitting. Unbelievable. One of the greatest poll questions ever. Would you rather be Lionel Messi or Eli Manning? This is a Paulie special. Go ahead, give the backstory on this because you're getting roughed up even in the building here.

[Paulie]

Oh, I love the response to this poll. It actually bears out what I thought. Take away the money, you want to play soccer and be the best soccer player of all time. Biggest sport in the world. And everything that you mentioned, that goes with Messi or a very good NFL quarterback who's going to the hall of Fame with two rings, also made great money and can generally live his life day to day.

[Dan Patrick]

Well, I said Messi, if I have a chance to be the greatest of all time. Yes. Is it an inconvenience? Yes. Eli's able to have anonymity. You know, is. You know, it's a trade off, though. What are the results, Dylan?

[Dylan]

Lionel Messi still holding strong at 77.9%. I think he lost about 0.3%, though, since we last checked. So things are trending terribly for him right now.

[Dan Patrick]

All righty. 8, 7 7, 3 DP. Show operator Tyler sitting by. Do we want to play the World cup food game like we did yesterday?

[Dylan]

We absolutely can.

[Dan Patrick]

Okay, I'll let you guys chime in because yesterday I kind of took over and dominated. Except for couscous is not from France.

[Dylan]

No, that was from Algeria.

[Dan Patrick]

Okay, go ahead, Dylan. This is the favorite dish from these countries.

[Dylan]

It's either a national dish or if that's not a thing there, it's a very popular, notable dish from this place.

[Dan Patrick]

All right, World cup food game. Go ahead.

[Dylan]

Fish and chips. We're going to start easy here.

[Dan Patrick]

I'm going to let Todd go with that one. I'm going to go England for fish and chip.

[Dylan]

You'd be absolutely correct, Todd.

[Dan Patrick]

All righty. All right, now, we're going to get

[Dylan]

a little tougher here. Palov, which is a lamb and rice dish.

[Dan Patrick]

Marvin Paulie, Croatia.

[Dylan]

No.

[Paulie]

I'll go Panama also no.

[Dan Patrick]

I'm going Colombia also no. Wow. Ghana also no. You Use Beckistan. Ding, ding, ding.

[Dylan]

Uzbekistan. They love their pal of their Pavlov's dog. Palav's dog.

[Dan Patrick]

Yeah.

[Dylan]

Hopefully not fufu, which is pounded cassava and plantain often eaten with soup.

[Paulie]

Paul, I just got some Congolese takeout the other day. I'm going Congo.

[Dylan]

No, but close.

[Dan Patrick]

Ghana. Ding, ding, ding.

[Dylan]

Ghana. They love their fufu in Ghana.

[Dan Patrick]

Fufu, you

[Dylan]

cerny. Rizot, which is a black squid ink risotto or cuddle. Fishing.

[Dan Patrick]

Yeah.

[Caller]

Paul.

[Paulie]

Portugal.

[Dylan]

No, but that's a good guess.

[Dan Patrick]

Marvin. Croatia.

[Dylan]

Croatia is correct.

[Dan Patrick]

Stupid.

[Dylan]

Chicken and palm butter stew. I hope I'm not butchering these. Too bad, but it doesn't matter.

[Dan Patrick]

Panama.

[Dylan]

Incorrect.

[Dan Patrick]

Marvin. Colombia.

[Dylan]

Also incorrect.

[Dan Patrick]

Portugal.

[Dylan]

Todd, that's wrong.

[Paulie]

Congo.

[Dylan]

Ding, ding, ding. That's Congo.

[Paulie]

Only nation left.

[Dylan]

No, there's one more. Or is there? No, there's two more.

[Dan Patrick]

Panama.

[Dylan]

Sancocho de galena gaina chicken and cilantro stew.

[Dan Patrick]

Panama.

[Dylan]

That is correct.

[Dan Patrick]

Okay.

[Dylan]

You have any of that while you're down?

[Dan Patrick]

I might have had that when. The food in Panama is awesome. It's great. When I was, you know, spent a couple of weeks there in the last couple of years there, and, man, the food is out of this world.

[Dylan]

Some fresh seafood down there.

[Dan Patrick]

Yes, it is. All right. Is that it?

[Dylan]

Oh, there's one more, but it's only the last one left. Portugal's pastel de nata, which is delicious. It's like an egg custard puff pastry. It's actually dessert, but okay.

[Dan Patrick]

Yeah.

[Paulie]

Paul, when you're in Panama, do you see, like, American fast food places? Are those commonplace or. Not very much.

[Dan Patrick]

I didn't. I stayed downtown.

[Stugots]

Oh.

[Dylan]

Oh.

[Dan Patrick]

I did go to the Panama Canal, which was. It was wonderful to see these huge ships come in, and then they lower them and then they raise them. And yeah, it was. That was a spectacle. But no, I didn't see fast food restaurants. I'm trying to think. But I didn't go very far from my hotel to the stem cell facility, from the stem cell facility back to my hotel. And although I did have the best hamburger of my life at the hotel that we stayed in, it was the best hamburger I've ever had in my life. And we were told this. The guy, Dan, from Lima, Ohio, went in because he had Ed. And they gave him four shots into his.

[Dylan]

Okay, get a burger after.

[Dan Patrick]

Yes. And he said to me, as we're sitting in the, you know, kind of the lounge area getting ready, you know, for, you know, our stem cell. And he goes, have you tried the Burger at the hotel. And I go, no. He goes, best burger ever. Well, he's from the Midwest. I'm going, this guy knows something about it. So I say to my wife, when I get done with my stem cell treatment, we're gonna go have that burger. So we go there, we ordered the burger, and we sit out at poolside, and we both took half of the burger and bit in at the same time. And then all of a sudden, it was like we looked at each other and we go, that's the best burger I've ever had. Next day, I go in to see Dan, and Dan said that things were working for him after his Ed. He took four shots in the, in the. I kept calling him Ed. I said, ed, how you feeling? He goes, I like that. I like that. Yes. Maybe he got a rise out of that burger. I don't know what they did, but that burger was. So then I went back for stem cell in February. My wife and I go, should we try the burger again? She goes, let's see if it's as good as we remember. Go out to the pool, you sit there, grab a burger, cut it in half, take a bite. We looked at each other and said, God, that's the best burger I've ever had. I don't know why, but it was unbelievable. Yeah, Paul, he.

[Paulie]

Did he seem excited to tell you about it?

[Dan Patrick]

He did not seem excited that I remember, but I do remember that poor guy was going in to get those shots, and I had to get shots in my shoulder. I, I had to have surgery eventually. They said, why don't we put some stem cell in there? And I almost cried, it hurt so bad. And I'm thinking, man, I am a wimp. I, I, I'm embarrassed. I'm telling my wife, I said, that guy's getting four shots into his head. And I'm, I'm out here whining because I'm. And I don't hear him scream. He comes out and I'm like, how you doing? He goes, you know, I'm okay. I said, I didn't hear you scream. He goes, no, I didn't hear you scream either. I go, I got him in my shoulder. You got him in your head? He goes, doctor comes out and I said, look, I got to apologize because, man, I was about the verge of crying. He goes, your injections far more painful than his. I said, no. He got his in his head and goes, no, in your shoulder. We had an offensive lineman come in here two weeks ago. He passed out. He got a Shot right where you got it. I got four of them. Right? Right in the heart of your shoulder. Yeah.

[Paulie]

Paulie, you know right before surgery, they put an X mark on the body part.

[Dan Patrick]

Yeah.

[Paulie]

Did they do that for Dan?

[Dan Patrick]

I don't. I don't know if, like, they do that for your knee.

[Dylan]

Right.

[Dan Patrick]

Or your shoulders so they don't operate on the other one. I don't think he has two eds.

[Paulie]

Just checking.

[Dan Patrick]

Yes. Yes.

[Dylan]

Dylan, I don't care how much more painful the shoulder one is. I'm taking that one over the edge shot.

[Dan Patrick]

I. I agree with you. I felt bad that I was wimpy. I was like, man, I'm sorry that I almost passed out. I goes, no, no, yours is far more. Okay. I'm in Panama. They have Spanish speaking doctors and nurses, and they also speak English. So at one point, the doctors, he's putting these injections in my shoulder, so three of them. And he's speaking in Spanish with the last one. I hear him say, give me the longer needle. And he says it in English. And I said, no, that's when you speak Spanish, not now. So I look over and I see this thing and I go, oh, my God, I'm. I'm gonna cry. Stems. Help. Help me play golf. Hit the ball past these younger guys yesterday.

[Dylan]

Come on.

[Dan Patrick]

I dominated you guys yesterday off the tee. Embarrassing.

[Dylan]

He did.

[Dan Patrick]

That's how bad you guys played.

[Dylan]

I didn't play that.

[Dan Patrick]

Eli Manning. Would Eli take his career over Lionel Messi? We'll ask him next here in the Dan Patrick Show. Be sure to catch the live edition of the Dan Patrick show, weekdays at 9am Eastern, 6am Pacific on Fox Sports Radio and the iHeartRadio app

[Dylan]

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[Dylan]

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[Dan Patrick]

Check Lift Eli Manning Set to join us the latest installment of Eli Manning Presents the Undercovers, featuring NASCAR champion Ryan Blaney, available now exclusively on Prime Video. Eli will also have a new upcoming episode this summer featuring the New York Liberty point guard Sabrina Ionescu. Eli joining us on the program. All right, before I get to all this stuff, let me ask you the. I don't know if you've heard this question on the show that we've been asking today. Paulie, this is your special. So you knew we were having Eli on and you asked the nation this question.

[Paulie]

Eli. Hey, buddy, we knew we were going to have you on today. Lionel Messi had a great game last night, so I wanted to experiment with sports fans. Would you rather have your career, two time super bowl champion, on his way to the hall of Fame NFL quarterback, or Leon Messi's career as the greatest soccer player probably of all time in the biggest sport on earth, taking away career salaries, just the role and the job?

[Eli Manning]

You know, I think that's, that's a tough question. And you know, I think I'm never gonna second guess or take back my career just because it's not always what you see, you know, what, what your stats are or what you're labeled as. It's the relationships, it's the friendships, it's the paths, it's the, the things you overcame that, that make you proud of what you, what I was able to accomplish and so have all the respect for Messi and you know, my son's wearing his jersey around and, and you know, for him at 39 years old to have a hat trick yesterday is unbelievable. But, you know, I've, I've enjoyed my journey and I'll, I'll stick with it.

[Dan Patrick]

Better throw the one to Mario Manningham or the one to David Tyree.

[Eli Manning]

The one, the Manningham is definitely a better throw. You know, that was kind of the way it's supposed to be done. You're supposed to throw it, you know, to the guy and hit him in stride and you know, kind of put it, put the ball in a spot where he can catch it and nowhere, no one else. Tyree was, I mean, you know, a better, probably a better catch is Tyrese the guy hanging all over him and you know, you know, right off the, right off the helmet. So I don't know, I don't know why I'm so good at throwing kind of not that great passes to people where they have to make these great catches. Odell, we got Tyree, we got him. So I'm really good at throwing it just a little bit off or they got to make these, these awesome one handed catches.

[Dan Patrick]

I don't think you get enough credit for the throw to Odell Beckham where he made that, that catch.

[Caller]

Right.

[Eli Manning]

I mean, he was interfered with. I always Tell Odell. I mean, we had like a. It was a play. We put in kind of a half roll.

[Caller]

I'm rolling.

[Eli Manning]

I'm trying to hold the safety a little bit. And he's got like a comeback and go. And he didn't sell the comeback. Like, if he would have sold the comeback, he would have been. He would have walked into that end zone, but he rushed through the comeback. So I'm a little late. I'll put it out there. He got interfered with anyway, but, I mean, I still don't know how he. How he caught that ball with, like, you know, just a few fingers, you know, over his head. Don't see the ball hitting your hand. I mean, it's. It's pretty. Still pretty ridiculous to this day.

[Dan Patrick]

Can you compare being at the Garden for that Game three to anything that you. Like a Super Bowl? Like, I know you're in the super bowl, but just the atmosphere. Yeah, what was that like?

[Eli Manning]

It's very different. I mean, a Super bowl is obviously, as a player, you're in it. It's the flashing lights and it's the, you know, obviously, but you have fans from. From both sides. You have, you know, kind of the corporate people who are there, you know, and all of a sudden now, you know, you're at the.

[Caller]

You're at.

[Eli Manning]

The Madison Square Garden is a historic place, and you have only Knicks fans who have been, you know, just waiting for 50 plus years for a championship. And so that. That energy that night is to start the game, you know. Right. Right. There was the energy kind of into the second quarter. They took the lead. They had their traditional slow start. They take the lead kind of before halftime. And it was rocking and rolling and just an amazing atmosphere. Such a fun run to. To watch them get that championship.

[Dan Patrick]

What do you remember about your victory parades with the Giants?

[Eli Manning]

Just the amount. Just the amount of people. And I mean, there's 3 million people just looking back from, you know, blocks and blocks just of people sitting there, the confetti coming down, and just the fact that I had no idea what I was getting into. Like, I really hadn't. I didn't know about the Canyon of heroes. I didn't know. I mean, I grew up in New Orleans. I knew what a parade was. I've kind of seen Mardi Gras, and I thought that was crazy. You know, this. I mean, I. I went in kind of blind to what was about to happen. And it was. It was just unbelievable, the amount of people that. That showed up and. And that were there for that it was funny the other day. I, I, you know, I've gotten to know a couple of the Knicks players, so, you know, I text Josh hard. I text Jalen Brunson, just congratulations and just performance, and so happy for him. And to enjoy this celebrate. The parade's gonna be awesome for you. And so Brunson, he actually, he FaceTimed me back. He didn't respond back, but he FaceTimed me. It was Sunday, late afternoon. I'm driving back from a lacrosse tournament with my daughter and my young son, and we're at, like, a rest area. I'm trying to order food for them. There's people, you know, recognize me. They're asking for pictures, and all of a sudden, I get a FaceTime from Jalen Brunson to add to the. To the total chaos. So I'm kind of, you know, I go in a corner, I'm talking to him, and I got my son Charlie, who's seven next to me. And, you know, we. We watched every game together. We watched the game the night before in a hotel room. And Maryland, I mean, he's so fired up for this. We've gone to games. I kind of take the phone down my. I'm like, charlie, we got, you know, Jalen Brunson. Anything you want to say to him, like, about the game or championship? And his only thing he said was, I have the hiccups. So I was like, well done, Charlie.

[Caller]

Well done.

[Eli Manning]

I think that. So, you know, I'm like, yeah, that's. I've never. That's a first for everybody. So, you know, he'll. He'll always have that moment with Jalen that they shared that, you know, that Charlie had the hiccups.

[Dan Patrick]

Undercovers featuring Eli Ryan Blaney, that's available in prime video. And then you got one coming up with Sabrina Ionescu.

[Caller]

What are you.

[Dan Patrick]

What are you going to do with Sabrina?

[Eli Manning]

Sabrina's going. She's going undercover. She did it at a Oregon women's basketball game. Kind of got called into the halftime to do some. Some free throws. She was all dressed up and started, you know, of course, was on fire, making every shot, and then went undercover. So she was great. Ryan. Ryan Blaney did a great job. He. He went under covers, got an old British guy kind of getting a tour of Team Penske with a bunch of other people, and his name was Hamish. And all of a sudden, that they kind of start riding go karts and racing each other, and his go kart was the same speed as everyone else, yet he was Completely destroying them. Which, you know, shows that it's, there is some talent into NASCAR and race car driving. It's not just the car, it is, it is the person handling it. But a lot of fun doing these shows and they're on Amazon and yeah, rhymes is coming out soon and Sabrina's will come out a little later.

[Dan Patrick]

What made you think of this?

[Eli Manning]

Well, I think it all comes kind of from the Chad Powers and going undercover when I did, you know, Penn State and just how much fun I enjoyed it. Kind of just, you know, the pranking attitude and kind of get to go and show your skill set when no one recognizes you. So it's nice to be in a crowd of, of fans and they don't know that you're there. And so for me to do that at Penn State, but you know, Baker Mayfield did a great job. Justin Jefferson and so it's Donovan Mitchell. So we've had, we've had a lot of great shows and excited for these next two.

[Dan Patrick]

But if you go to a neighborhood cookout, local dad's going to throw football.

[Eli Manning]

We're going to toss it around. You know what happens? That was kind of funny. I enjoy like you go, yeah, you go to the neighborhood cookout, there's a bunch of kids I enjoy, you know, hey, I'll be permanent quarterback and, and, and get in there and toss with the kids. It's amazing how the dads all of a sudden start venturing in like, yeah, I want to play a little bit, I want to catch one. I'll start throwing some like high ones like, like almost like punts. Go as high as you can and see the dads try to catch it. And you know, it's really just to embarrass them in front of their kids. That is the whole purpose of it, you know, because they will not catch these high ones. It's moving around. They're diving for it. You also see like if the, if their own kid, you know, nine year old kid, he's on a post route, I throw it to him and he drops it. The dad gets so disappointed. You know, it's like, come on, this is your chance. This is your chance, son. Like, it gets nine. The longest throw he's ever caught from his buddy is like 20 yards. Now, you know, this one's 45 yards. There's, there's a low probability of them catching it the first time.

[Dan Patrick]

No Mario Manningham's, no Eldo Odell Beckham.

[Eli Manning]

Not for the, not with the nine year olds, they're not. Not quite there, so you got to kind of put it right in the chest. So that's tough for me.

[Dan Patrick]

Congratulations on Undercovers. There'll be prime video and it'll be NASCAR's champion, Ryan Blaney. And then later on this summer, it'll be Sabrina Ionescu. Great to catch up with you again. Thank you, Eli.

[Eli Manning]

Thanks, Dan. Always a pleasure, pal.

[Dan Patrick]

Eli Manning. Paulie asked the question and Eli said he'd prefer to be Eli.

[Paulie]

That's another vote.

[Dan Patrick]

What's the percentage now, Dylan? Of those who would want to be Eli over Lionel Messi?

[Dylan]

76.7%. And we have not had a vote from Messi yet, but we imagine he'll vote for himself, too.

[Dan Patrick]

Yes, if we got Messi on, I think Messi is going to take his career as well. A couple of phone calls in here. Eddie in Ohio. Hi, Eddie. What do you have?

[Caller]

Hey now, Danny. 5, 9, 1, 40. Hey, I was listening to you earlier and my local shop has your cigars. I don't know if they ship out of town or not. I'm happy to pass on the information to Tyler or even ship a box out for you myself if you would like.

[Dan Patrick]

I will have Tyler if you'll give Tyler the information on your cigar shop and then we can reach out to them. I appreciate that, Eddie.

[Caller]

No worries, man. Looking out for you and showing you how far your reach is.

[Dan Patrick]

Thank you. Thank you. All the way to Ohio. And I have a favorite cigar.

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I got this now. I've had the, My father brand cigars. And then I was in Pittsburgh for the draft and we were there that, you know, cigar lounge. I'm like, what do you want me to try? And the guys there, they were like, we got three cigars for you to try. And I said at the end of the trip, I said, I'll take a box of that, box of that and a box of that. And this. My father blew. Great cigar, great cigar. And then I opened my big yap and now I can't find it anywhere. Rocco in Tucson. Hi, Rocco.

[Caller]

Hi, Dan. How are you?

[Dan Patrick]

Great Rock.

[Caller]

I'm a. I'm a big, big, long time listener. Never called in before. A little nervous, but we'll get through that. Couple real quick things. 5 foot 6, 160, small, small body, short arms and small hands from Arvin. Also two things. It's funny you're having Eli on and you speak of tyre because about six months ago you guys did a great piece on best and worst moments of, you know, our lives in sports. And I had the privilege of being my career was with Gillette, so Boston and the Patriots big time. And in 2008, obviously I got to see Eli do his magic with Tyree, which was one of the worst moments of my life because that led to a loss. And then just seven short years later in the same stadium, about two sections over, I got to see Wilson throw his pick to Butler, which was one of the greatest sports moments in my life. So I hope you guys do that again.

[Dan Patrick]

Thank you, Rocco. Thank you. Yeah. The throat of Mario Manningham, I mean that, that is a all time throw. And considering it was in the super bowl, I mean, it does not get played anywhere near with Tyree because Tyree it. You know, Eli escaping to make the throw and that Tyree catches it. With Rodney Harrison playing as well as you could possibly play that moment and David Tyree still caught it. That's more about the catch. Mario Manningham, that's. That's about the throw. Yeah. Mark, is David Tyree kind of like OG Anunoby, where you always remember that one play. I know OG is a better player. Yeah. Than Tyree, but if you don't know anything about the NBA, you'll always remember the OG play. But Tyree didn't play after that. He didn't have another catch in his career after that. I don't think so. Now, if that was the the last shot of OG Anunoby's career, that would resonate pretty loudly. Not that this one doesn't, but Tyree didn't have another catch in his career. But I do think when you think of OG Anunoby, it will be that one play. Yes.

[Paulie]

Paulie, that was Tyrese last season with the Giants. He hurt his knee, mixed, missed. The next season was on Baltimore. Never caught another pass.

[Dan Patrick]

Let's take a break. Last call for phone calls and to pizza Wednesday. Dylan, pizza's ready. Coming out of the the oven.

[Dylan]

Hot and fresh, Dan.

[Dan Patrick]

Oh, right. I love it. All right, we're back. 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.

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Check Lyft. Dan Hicks will be calling the U.S. open at Shinnecock starting tomorrow. You'll join us tomorrow morning. Stat of the Day has been brought to you by Panini America. The official trading cards of the Dan Patrick show final results of the poll question Dylan Alrighty Dan.

[Dylan]

Would you rather be Lionel Messi or Eli Manning?

[Dan Patrick]

Now Paulie says that he has a poll question that might be dumber than this one tomorrow.

[Paulie]

Almost guarantee.

[Dan Patrick]

Almost guarantee it could be dumber. Now this is just the careers, the accomplishments on the field, on the pitch, not the money that goes with this. Although the fame comes with this.

[Paulie]

Yes, I'm quite proud of how this poll turned out because the fervor about it is exactly what I wanted. And the seeing if enough people would pick a Football player. A good one. A very good one. Over the greatest soccer player of all time. Would pan out. And it did.

[Dan Patrick]

Okay, tomorrow you're doubling down on tripling down, splitting.

[Paulie]

Splitting tens, Dan.

[Dan Patrick]

So you got one that'll rival this one tomorrow?

[Paulie]

I think so.

[Dan Patrick]

Okay. The final results.

[Dylan]

Still 23%. Dan, do you want to guess?

[Dan Patrick]

Took Eli Manning's career.

[Dylan]

They did. Which means 77% took Lionel Messi. It's been bouncing around between 76.5 and 78.

[Dan Patrick]

So, Jeff and Raleigh. Hi, Jeff. What do you have for me today, Dan?

[Caller]

Hey, thanks for taking my call.

[Dan Patrick]

Yep.

[Caller]

6C205. Dad.

[Dan Patrick]

Bob.

[Caller]

Two things. First of all, the greatest Jalen has to be the OG Jalen Rose. But. But the greatest Jalen in the NHL is James Jalen Chatfield, because he is the only Jalen in the NHL. All right.

[Dan Patrick]

Yeah. Jalen Rose, I think, started all of this, didn't he, Marvin?

[Stugots]

Yes.

[Dan Patrick]

His mother created the name.

[Caller]

Think.

[Dan Patrick]

His father's name was James and his uncle's name was Len. So Jalen. Yeah, his dad was Jimmy. Jimmy Walker, basketball player and was a real. I actually saw his dad play in person in Cincinnati. Jalen didn't. No, he did not. He did not.

[Eli Manning]

Dead to him.

[Dan Patrick]

Club. Yeah, he didn't have any contact with him. Yes. Dylan, this is a little off topic,

[Dylan]

but I've been thinking about it since

[Dan Patrick]

you brought it up.

[Dylan]

The burger in Panama.

[Dan Patrick]

Yeah.

[Dylan]

What was on? Was it a standard cheeseburger with, like, lettuce, tomato, and no onion, obviously?

[Dan Patrick]

Yeah, that's it. Yeah.

[Dylan]

Nothing snazzy? No, no. You know, no bacon jam?

[Dan Patrick]

No, no.

[Dylan]

Just a classic cheeseburger.

[Dan Patrick]

I've. Once again, I've never had a burger that was that good. I haven't now. The food was great in Panama. They know what they're doing with spices down there. But no, I. I went to a restaurant with Jay Glazer one night. Food was awesome. Unbelievable. Tasty, spicy, delish. Yes, Yes.

[Dylan]

I mean, we're just taking your word for it right now. We could all take a little no trip to Panama.

[Dan Patrick]

No. No.

[Dylan]

I guess I'll never get to try the burger then.

[Caller]

No.

[Dan Patrick]

Because when I go down there, you know, I have to go through all this stuff, and then they hook me up to an IV and then I get stuff. I mean, you have to go down there and do stem cell. Do you guys want to do stem cell?

[Dylan]

Probably help a lot.

[Paulie]

Honestly, stem cell with a side of burger.

[Dan Patrick]

It's. Well, it's helped me. Yes. It's helped me considerably. And Jay Glazer as well. And you'll go down there and you'll see kind of a who's who of some celebrities, athletes there as well. But yeah, it's what they do in Panama they don't do in the United States. And that's umbilical cord stem cell, where they are attached to a hospital. They get, they monitor the baby and the mother. They get the stems or they get the umbilical cord. They take the stem cells out and then they. Pumping him. Pump them into me. Yes. Dylan, don't they do stem cells from

[Dylan]

like shark DNA too? Isn't that a thing?

[Dan Patrick]

Not there. In Panama now. Not. Not aware.

[Dylan]

I'll find one.

[Dan Patrick]

Yeah. But now this facility, they're called Origins and they, you know, it's white glove. It's, you know, unbelievable. But it, but it helped me. I always tell people, and I have an autoimmune and I don't know how it'll work with you with your conditions, but they're. They're treating a lot of different things with stem cells. David in Maryland. Hi, David. What do you have for me today?

[Caller]

Six one, 200 down from 255. One shot a week. Not in my head. Two things. I would like to talk to somebody. I will do a pizza Wednesday, a meat Friday. That will be anything you've ever done in the. Been in the food business since 1980. I'll bring it all. You need to do nothing.

[Dan Patrick]

Well, we do have Chef Greg and I would like to side with chef Greg and Dylan and Dylan. But David, thank you. We have a lot of offers for people who want to come in for meat Friday. Maybe there's a food festival nearby that you can display your. Your wares. Yes, yes.

[Dylan]

He's in Maryland. If he's willing to bring up some blue crabs, I would be okay with that.

[Dan Patrick]

No, no, no, no. Then we're gonna have a parade of people coming in. Can't do that if you bring crabs. George in Wisconsin. Hi, George.

[Caller]

58125. I was calling to ask you whether OG Ananobi should have won MVP over Jalen Brunson.

[Dan Patrick]

What do you think, George?

[Caller]

I think he should have because even though Jalen Brunson had the 45 point game in the finals, I think OG Anunoby led them to that game 5 win because of his over or because of his game winning shot that helped in game three.

[Dan Patrick]

Well, I would say this, George, and thank you for calling in. If OG Anunoby had that tip in to win Game 5, he would be your MVP. There was a recency bias even before we had game five. Jalen Brunson was the favorite to be the mvp. And I thought OG Anunoby should have been the favorite, at least going into game five. And then Brunson, you know, he went off. This day in sports history.

[Paulie]

Paul 1976 Dan it was announced that the NBA and ABA would merge. And oh, you remember this one. 1994, O.J. simpson and the Ford Bronco slow speed chase around Los Angeles during the NBA Finals.

[Dan Patrick]

Yeah, but I've been around a lot of things, but being in the garden that night and all of a sudden, you know, I'm covering the NBA finals, but I'm watching OJ And I'm watching on a monitor and I'm thinking, this is surreal. And people in the garden wanted to know about O.J. like, the NBA Finals is going on. They're like, what's, what's going on with O.J. i'm like, he's still in his Bronco driving. Unbelievable, crazy, crazy. Todd, what'd you learn today? One of the comparisons you provided in the opening segment today, Pele to Elgin Baylor.

[Dylan]

Dylan, Stem cells and cheeseburgers.

[Dan Patrick]

Yeah. In Panama, Marvin Fritz. He wants to be Eli, not Messi. He is messy as Eli. Yes.

[Paulie]

Paulie Messi has yet to vote in our poll.

[Dan Patrick]

Somebody's gonna find him. Ask him. Todd, what did I learn? One of your first dates with your wife was taking to see Gretzky play for the Oilers against the Flyers. A lot of fun today. Thanks for your contributions for Fritzi, Marv, Dylan, Paulie and me too. Have a great day everyone.

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