Hour 3 – Trading Families, Jay Glazer

Summary

The Dan Patrick Show – Hour 3 – “Trading Families, Jay Glazer”

Date: March 5, 2026
Podcast Network: iHeartPodcasts / Dan Patrick Podcast Network
Host: Dan Patrick
Special Guest: Jay Glazer

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Episode Overview

The third hour of The Dan Patrick Show weaves together signature banter, sports news, and the unique story of MLB teammates trading families. The hour features Dan and the Danettes riffing on one of the strangest transactions in sports history, contemporary NFL and NBA developments, and an insightful segment with Fox NFL Insider Jay Glazer, who shares player stories, league news, and locker room mentalities. The show’s signature mix of humor, nostalgia, and insider access is on full display.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. The Infamous MLB "Family Trade" (01:38–13:40, returns at 17:30)

• Dan revisits the bizarre 1973 story of Yankees pitchers Fritz Peterson and Mike Kekich, who traded not just wives, but families—including children.
• Panel Discussion: Playful, incredulous exploration of how such a conversation could start, the practical logistics, and why the story has never made it to the big screen despite interest from Matt Damon and Ben Affleck.
• Notable Details:
  • The trade was made at the end of 1972, publicly announced before '73 spring training.
  • Peterson stayed with his new family for life; Kekich and Marilyn Peterson split soon after.
  • The Danettes mock-draft scenarios of how the trade negotiation would go, with speculation about "options," "throw-ins," and "test drives."
  • Memorable Quote (Dan):

    “Can you do a movie on this?...I think I asked Matt Damon about it, and he said he didn’t know where it kind of stood...” (05:21)

2. NBA Injury and Team Dynamics: Jason Tatum & Celtics (13:21–16:30)

• Dan brings up Carmelo Anthony’s comments (from the "7 PM in Brooklyn" podcast) about the challenges of re-integrating a star (Jason Tatum) on a team that’s been succeeding during his absence.
• Panel Reflection:
  • Balancing star egos and chemistry when lineups change.
  • Debating if the Celtics could win the East without Tatum, with consensus that his presence is essential for a title run.
• Memorable Quote (Carmelo Anthony):

  “The excitement of bringing JT back is gonna uplift everybody. But how you implement him is very important... that’s a tough conversation.” (14:00)

3. NFL Rumor Roundtable and Poll Results (16:30–17:44)

• Audience poll: Listeners are more curious about Aaron Rodgers’ spouse than his football future.
• Playful return to the "trading families" discussion, framing it as a "What’s behind curtain #3?" game show scenario.

4. Jay Glazer Interview – NFL Insider Access (23:49–42:23)

a. Jay Glazer on Combat Sports and Player Mentality (24:23–27:02)

• Glazer reveals he continues training NFL players in MMA (“I’d rather that kill me than die from not doing it...I need teams”).
• Praises A.J. Barner (Seattle) for work ethic; laments that today’s athletes sometimes conflate fame with greatness.
• Quote (Jay Glazer):

  “Being famous ain't the same as being great.” (25:53)

b. NFL Players Who Could Transition to UFC (26:09–27:02)

• Names Miles Garrett and Maxx Crosby as top candidates for UFC-style combat:

  “Miles [Garrett] put his hands on me... that was terrible, man. That was awful.” (26:17)

c. Maxx Crosby’s Future and Work Ethic (27:02–29:00)

• Maxx Crosby may be finished with the Raiders; dedication highlighted by 5:45 a.m. training routines.

d. Spotlight: Micah Parsons, Fame vs. Greatness (29:00–29:59)

• Glazer acknowledges that while Parsons wants to be great, today’s players face new distractions from personal publicity and side hustles.

e. Rapid-Fire NFL Team and Player Updates (29:59–41:42)

• Aaron Rodgers/The Steelers: Rodgers not committed yet; Glazer shares inside stories about organizational attitudes and Mike McCarthy’s coaching skills.
  • Quote:

    “If Aaron wants to come back and play another year, I’m sure they welcome [him] with open arms.” (31:28)

• Kyler Murray & Tua Tagovailoa:
  • Both need to learn under strong offensive minds; bigger anticipated market for Murray than Tua due to durability concerns.
  • Atlanta might target Murray over Tagovailoa.
  • Quote:

    “If I’m a player, I would already be tampering—usually the other way around.” (33:30)

• Rams–Chiefs Blockbuster Trade/Sean McVay:
  • Glazer reports McVay is “over the moon” about the Trent McDuffie trade, backing the Rams’ “win now, proven commodities over picks” mindset.
  • Recent trend of coaches being increasingly skeptical about the draft process and player intangibles due to combine changes.
• Mahomes’ Injury Timeline:
  • Mahomes progressing quickly post-surgery; Glazer expects an early return.
  • Compares Mahomes’ rehab mentality to Joe Burrow’s.
• Insider Life:
  • Glazer details backlash “insiders” face online when reporting true but unpopular stories, including personal harassment.
  • Quote:

    “My job’s to report information you don’t know. If you knew it, you’d have my job.” (41:19)

5. Breaking NFL News: DJ Moore Traded to Bills (47:23–48:04)

• DJ Moore moves from the Bears to the Bills for a mid-round pick. The trade is confirmed in real time ("multiple reports") by the Danettes.
  • Memorable Reaction:

    “Would’ve been nice if Glazer told that before, you know, said goodbye to him.” (48:04, Dan)

6. Odd Sports Facts & Listener Calls (48:04–49:57)

• Listeners contribute quirky facts (e.g., living in three centuries) and recall the MLB family trade story being optioned in Hollywood.

7. Rapid-Fire "What We Learned" Roundup (49:57–50:25)

• Panel shares quirky takeaways, such as “Jay Glazer disappears for 15 minutes at a time and it’s totally normal.”

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Notable Quotes & Moments (with Timestamps)

• On the MLB Family Trade:

  “Did that make the transaction wire? ...You know, where, like, you have trades or somebody’s released. These guys traded wives and families.” — Dan (05:00)

• On Modern Player Motivation:

  “Being famous ain’t the same as being great. And a lot of these guys just come in now because they’re so famous. They don’t have a need to be great.” — Jay Glazer (25:53)

• On Insider Work:

  “My job’s to report information you don’t know. If you knew it, you’d have my job.” — Jay Glazer (41:19)

• On Handling Star Player Injuries:

  “We’re not winning an NBA title in March. We’ll win one in June.” — Dan, on easing Jason Tatum into the lineup (14:33)

• On Twitter Harassment of Insiders:

  “People started going on to different people who I was training in Unbreakable—celebrities and some with drug issues—and going on to them saying, ‘I hope you OD because your stupid training partner is saying Odell’s getting traded.’ Like, it was ridiculous.” — Jay Glazer (41:11)

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Timestamps for Key Segments

• MLB Family Trade Discussion: 01:38–13:40, returns at 17:30
• NBA/Celtics Injury and Locker Room: 13:21–16:30
• NFL Insider Poll & Panel Banter: 16:30–17:44
• Jay Glazer Enters: 23:49
• Glazer Main Interview: 24:23–42:23
• DJ Moore Breaking Trade: 47:23–48:04

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The Show’s Tone

Light-hearted, irreverent, and punchy. The panel’s comedic riffing is punctuated by sharp sports analysis, especially with Jay Glazer’s blend of levity and insight. The team pokes fun at themselves and the sports world (“If you knew it, you’d have my job!”), always with an undercurrent of nostalgia and curiosity.

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Summary

This hour of The Dan Patrick Show stands out for blending one of the wildest tales in sports history—the “family trade”—with contemporary NFL and NBA storylines and exclusive insider access. Jay Glazer’s appearance offers both entertainment and substance, as he details the realities of player ambition, the state of front offices, and the challenges of being an NFL newsbreaker. Fluid banter keeps the episode lively, while a burst of breaking news and listener oddities add extra flavor for sports fans who want insight and laughs in equal measure.

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[F]

Yeah. I'm looking back at this story. I think we talked about this. Wouldn't you. If you could have a piece of video? Whoever broached this topic to whomever. That's a tough starting conversation.

[C]

I don't know how that works.

[F]

Like, it. You're happy hour.

[C]

Like, this was mutual. I can't believe it's mutual.

[A]

Right.

[C]

But I gotta believe you're talking, like, at what point do you say, and your wife's hot.

[F]

They announced the swap in late 72. Or they did the swap in late 72 and then announced it to the public before spring training in 73. Peterson and Kekich stayed together for the rest of his life. They married, and then the other couple quickly separated. That didn't last very long.

[C]

Well, wait a minute.

[E]

He's like, dude, I tried to tell you that's. Why do you think I was swapping? Why do you think I was trying to get out of that?

[F]

I tried to tell you Mike Keckich and Marilyn Peterson. It didn't work out.

[C]

It didn't. Okay.

[F]

I think both guys ended up going to Cleveland to play baseball at the same time.

[C]

But Fritz Peterson stayed with his wife and family.

[F]

That's right.

[C]

Okay. Yes, Todd.

[G]

Whatever teammate initiated that conversation has to do it in jest at first. It would be funny if we just. And then, just to see what the reaction is.

[C]

You should have been an advisor. You should be an advisor on this movie.

[G]

That would be perfect. That's what you have to do. You know, it'd be crazy. Switch wives and kids. And if the other person's like, are you crazy? Or they say.

[A]

You know.

[D]

Know what?

[G]

I was thinking the same thing.

[C]

I don't know how you get to the point where you just go, man, crazy dream last night. Yeah. What was it about? We switched families. Yeah. Yeah. That's not that crazy.

[E]

That played by Owen Wilson.

[C]

Oh, did I sound. Owen Wilson? He. He'd be great for this.

[G]

Yeah.

[C]

I could see. Yeah. I don't know if he can throw a baseball. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And then. And then we switched families. Yeah.

[A]

Okay.

[C]

All right. Yes, Marvin.

[D]

But you also sounded like Jennifer Coolidge.

[C]

I know I did. I was just thinking, can I get Jennifer Coolidge in there? Right. Yeah. I'm Stifler's mother.

[A]

Yeah.

[C]

Yeah. Paul.

[F]

One of the players, Fritz Peterson, the more successful guy in the trade, he died just three years ago at age 81. God, we should have had him on.

[C]

Yeah. Yeah.

[F]

That's gonna haunt me.

[E]

Job, Todd.

[C]

Yeah.

[G]

Missed that opportunity.

[C]

But I wonder if. If they get phone calls on this day because it's not brought up any other time of the year.

[E]

Do they get together like the Dolphins do every time?

[C]

How do you tell your kids you traded your kids? Guys, come here. I have something I'm gonna tell you. Your wife and I are splitting up, but we're also splitting up as well. You're gonna go with mom, and you're gonna go to Mr. Peterson's house. Why? Well, we're. We're switching families.

[F]

And it's no longer Mr. Peterson.

[C]

It's now Daddy. Yeah. Yes.

[G]

Todd, you can't really expect anything remotely good for Father's Day from either of the kids. Your actual ones that you gave up, and now you got the new ones, but they want their old death. I just.

[C]

I can't imagine how the conversation comes

[D]

on,

[C]

and maybe it is. Where? Man, I. You wouldn't believe what I. I thought about this last night. It had to start with one of them, and then you have to talk to the other one. But then. At what point do you realize I got to get together with his wife? I got to find out if I want to make this trade. I

[D]

do.

[F]

You bring in the general manager to negotiate things on your behalf because it could get heated.

[C]

I don't. I don't know. Well, I don't think they're doing it against their will. It feels like they agreed to do it. I just don't know. Do the wives go, yeah, like you. You got to be careful in how you answer. We go, hun, I think we're gonna switch families. Like, she can't go, oh, yeah, thumbs up. You gotta be, why? And then all of a sudden, you know, she. You gotta calm her down a little bit. You gotta soften it a little bit. Yes, Todd.

[G]

And you can't say to your teammate, I'll take Michelle, but you gotta throw in that car. You know, I love your car.

[C]

I. I'll take your wife, but I'm only taking two of the kids. Okay. I can't take those other two. Yes. Boy.

[F]

In all seriousness, I'm being very serious, okay? No, this should be a movie. This would be a Fantastic. Either movie or like three part series on Netflix. You should call some people that, you know.

[C]

No, no, no.

[F]

As far as like getting this produced. We know.

[C]

No, no, no. Because, you know, one of the main characters has passed away. You already had the opportunity to do it. If they would have appeared on camera.

[F]

But a docudrama.

[C]

But talk. No, I hate docu dramas. They. The reenactment, I don't like that. But you had, you know, a few years ago and maybe somebody did do an interview with both of them and did talk about this.

[F]

Yes, Paul, we pass over the obvious. The guy's name was Fritz. Oh, so obvious that I just noticed it.

[G]

Think of someone doing something creepy with that name. That would be like, what did you do?

[C]

Yeah. So Fritz Peterson, Mike Kakich. They treated wives and children. Yes, Marvin.

[D]

And what if one of the wives was like, you know what? I thought Fritz was so handsome.

[C]

So, I mean, what if one said, hey, I don't think I'm into it.

[A]

And.

[C]

But the other, you know, there's. You can't have take backs, right?

[D]

No.

[C]

Yeah. You know, on second thought, yes, Paul,

[E]

More of a lease than a. Yeah.

[F]

39 months.

[C]

Yeah.

[F]

Mike Keckich. I got reports. Still alive, still with us.

[C]

Okay. Yes, yes.

[G]

Todd, you also have to start with like a swingers weekend or something just to see how it goes for a couple of days. Go like up in the mountains and then you guys report back to each other.

[C]

You gotta take a test drive.

[A]

You do?

[C]

Yeah. Wow. Do you have to trade the family? Do you have to get married?

[E]

You guys want to go on a cruise this summer?

[C]

Yeah, sure. Oh, can't you just be swingers with each other?

[E]

I feel like it's the kind of thing that happens on cruises. I don't know why.

[C]

Yeah, yeah. I feel like cruises is just. I haven't been on a cruise before.

[E]

I've never been on a cruise either.

[C]

But there are people who swear by the cruises whenever you talk about a vacation and they'll be like, oh, you know, we're going to go to Istanbul, we're going to go to Croatia. We're going to go on a cruise and I'll go, okay. I said, do you, you love cruise. Oh, yeah. It's the only way to go. Cruise. Yes.

[G]

Todd, I've been on a number of cruises and I could speak for the larger community that like the all you can eat everything. There's always one or two places open 24 hours a day. So how much they love being on a ship for a week And a half versus the. There's always something.

[C]

Is it they or you?

[G]

I think I could speak. I think if you took a poll and you took weights and heights, you'd be surprised to see how many people that love the cruise.

[C]

Carmelo Anthony was talking about Jason Tatum coming back to the Celtics, and he was on the 7pm in Brooklyn podcast. Is this his podcast, Marvin?

[D]

It is.

[C]

Okay, 7:00pm in Brooklyn podcast. And Carmelo Anthony had this to say about Jason Tatum returning to the Celtics.

[D]

JB could get them there. He could get them to the Eastern Conference finals. Now, winning, you're going to need a full strength Jason Tatum. How tricky is it bringing a star player back to a team that's like already in rhythm? It could be tricky if you don't establish it early because right now Jalen is holding the fourth down. You don't want to that up. The excitement of bringing JT back is going to uplift everybody. But how you implement him is very important. I'm sure the front office and Joe Missoula is thinking like, holy, like, how the am I gonna do this? How do I have a conversation with JT and say, hey, we gonna bring you off? Like, let's. What do you think about coming off the bench while you get your rhythm and find your pace? And what do you think about that? That's a tough conversation, especially with somebody who already put out there and said, I'm coming back to be Jason Tatum. And the team's playing good. They're second in the East. Right.

[A]

Great. I'm playing great.

[D]

You know what I mean?

[C]

Well, I think you can have the conversation and just say, we're going to ease you back into the lineup. We're not winning an NBA title in March. We'll win one in June. Yes.

[E]

It's kind of feels like part of the reason why this is so tricky is because, man, it feels like last couple of years it really could have been Jaylen Brown's team anyway.

[C]

I think people were. Yes. I think people wanted that to happen. Almost like it became a better story. Like, you know, Tatum's not even the best player on his own team. Correct. Jaylen Brown. Yes. Dog.

[D]

Right. Hey, Jalen Brown was the finals mvp.

[C]

Yes.

[D]

So it was essentially his team, especially when it came down to crunch time in the finals.

[C]

But I would ease Jason Tatum in. I would just say, this is. This is the game plan here. Let's do a minutes. Let's see how you feel. Maybe we don't do back to back, but maybe you don't go on all the road trip, whatever it is, we want you to be ready to go in May and June, not now. Yes, Mark.

[D]

And what about guys like Derrick White and the male Caitlin Clark? Like they've been on a tear lately, like Peyton Pritchard's been killing it and now it's like, hey, Jason Tatum's back. Those 18 shots now those are eight shots. And they got to get back in a different rhythm too now that Jason Tatum's back taking, you know, his normal amount of shots.

[C]

But you need Jason Tatum to win the title without question because if you play OKC and you don't have Jason Tatum, you're not going to beat them in a seven game series. But with Jason Tatum, with now these role players stepping up, getting a taste of this, I just think they are formidable, I really do. And, and they're fun to watch. Just because you're going, wait a minute, who's that guy? You know, this guy's contributing. It is Jalen Brown's team and he's played well and he'll be probably top five MVP candidate. Yes.

[D]

Mark, do you think the Celtics can win the east without Jason Tatum? Safety doesn't come back at all this year. You think they can win the East?

[C]

Yes. Yeah, I'm not sold on Cleveland, Detroit, the Knicks, I mean Pistons are relatively new to this. You know, they were shot and they made the playoffs last year. But I'm not, I'm not sold on any team being the. Oh, you're not going to get by them. All right, did we have a poll question for the final hour of the program? Seaton, Are we doing the Aaron Rodgers? If you could know his team, see a picture of his wife, we can

[E]

know the Steelers next quarterback, Aaron Rodgers next team or who Aaron's wife is right now. I'm sorry to say to the Mr. And Mrs. Rogers, it is who Aaron's that's got about 62% who his wife is and then the next Steelers quarterback. But Aaron Rodgers next team only has 6.5% of that vote. Yeah, people don't really care where he's going, but they do want to know who the Steelers quarterback is and they do really want to know who he's married to.

[C]

Yes.

[G]

Todd, what if you can trade your wife and kids for what's behind curtain number three and you have no idea. It could be a supermodel and the greatest kids in the world or a total disaster and be a zonk.

[C]

I thought that we moved on from this topic.

[G]

Bring it back for a second. That Is a poll suggestion.

[C]

Okay. If I said that you had to give up your wife and your two

[G]

children and, you know, you just don't know what's behind curtain number three.

[C]

Yeah. Nobody's taking that.

[G]

What if it's two just wonderful, adorable, well behaved kids and a supermodel? There are people out there that would make that choice. I would not, for the record.

[C]

Well, you just brought it up.

[G]

I brought it up for others that. To decide what they would do.

[C]

You knew. Passive aggressive.

[G]

No, I'm very happy with what I have. I'm very fortunate and very blessed. But I think there are people out there.

[C]

Okay. If. If you knew, if I gave you two.

[A]

Locklear in her prime.

[C]

Okay. If Heather Locklear.

[E]

Man, the more that you keep throwing out suggestions, it sure feels like you're

[G]

like Jennifer left Hewitt in her prime. What are we talking about?

[C]

Okay.

[G]

Oh, Heather Thomas, B.J.

[C]

and the bear, Susanna Hoffs. Oh, I would want.

[G]

I'd run like an Egyptian.

[C]

You went there, Dan, would you leave your wife and family?

[G]

I have a conversation with them.

[A]

Just kind of feel it out.

[G]

I wouldn't make any crazy, bold decisions right away. I have to think I'd say, here's something that's been put in my lap and let's talk about it.

[C]

Literally. At least you're honest. What if your wife.

[D]

Oh, it works.

[C]

Found a guy. Yeah. And she was going to give up, you know, you and the kids for this guy.

[G]

Oh, like Richard Gear in his prime or something like that or.

[C]

Yeah. Or Tom Selleck or whoever it might be.

[A]

Yeah.

[G]

Maybe I don't like the whole going both ways kind of thing. I like when it's just me making the decision. Yeah, I'd be uncomfortable with that. But if she can pull something like that, God bless her, then maybe I should just step back and go, you know what? Maybe that's in your best interest.

[C]

If she could pull something, I could

[G]

see the kids periodically, you know, I guess, you know, do what you got to do.

[C]

They're grown ups. They'll get over it.

[G]

They will get over it.

[C]

Yeah.

[G]

They got their own lives to lead.

[C]

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[D]

Come on.

[C]

No, no, I'm serious. Happens all the time. And, you know, they're the official lawn care treatment provider, the PGA Tour. So they know what it takes to get golf course quality lawns.

[E]

So you're saying we could host a tournament out back?

[C]

No, I mean, we could make. Yeah, I guess we can. If Trugreen's doing all the work. No one makes it easier. They handle the treatments, the timing, everything.

[F]

I feel like you see them everywhere.

[C]

Yeah. Beautiful lawns. And you know it's True Green America's number one lawn care company. And chances are they're already in your neighborhood.

[A]

I'll play, but I'm not mowing.

[C]

I didn't think you were. Your wife, Will, or your son. Get your own golf course quality [e-mail] truegreen.com Let the pros handle the lawn. Just don't be surprised when golfers show up. Let me start with Aaron Rodgers appearance on Pat McAfee yesterday. I don't know if he.

[A]

Hello? What's going on?

[C]

No, we don't know. No, no, no, no, no.

[A]

Gotta do a little foreplay with me.

[D]

You know that.

[A]

Come on, man. We just spent a week in Panama together. I got no love.

[C]

I did. I did foreplay in Panama with you. You and your lovely wife.

[A]

Hey, I even went to a church with you guys in Panama for Ash Wednesday. I'm a Jewish guy. I know.

[C]

Well, we were going to dinner, and it was Ash Wednesday, and my wife was like, I gotta go get my ashes. And all of a sudden, we drag Jay into the church.

[A]

No, no, no. I volunteer.

[C]

No, I don't learn.

[A]

I want to learn.

[C]

So we go in, and then, you know, I'm thinking, you're going to walk up and get your ashes, and I go, I don't think you should do that, Jay.

[A]

I don't think so. It doesn't matter how many different religion, like, you know, temples, church, mosques I go to. There's not enough time to, you know, atone for my sins. Yeah, I didn't want to bother them with that.

[C]

Okay. So great to see you, Jay.

[A]

You, too, buddy. There we go.

[C]

Okay. Feeling great. Feeling. Feeling great.

[A]

I got my shoulder again this time, man. I feel fantastic.

[C]

Yeah, well, yeah, I really do. How about you stop fighting people?

[A]

Why would I do that?

[C]

Well, I don't know. You're getting older and your body is, you know, I mean, now you're age. Shaming me.

[A]

You know what, though? People always ask me, like, why do I still do this stuff? I'd rather that kill me than I die from not doing it. Like, I gotta do it. I just, it's the, you know, I always talk about I need teams and teams and for here, between my years, these teams and I just. Man, I love having those teams. Whether it's training players or my MMA guys, my old guys, we're getting older now, so we're being a little smarter with what we do in our heads, but just training players, you know. The guy I really took on this year, full time, if you will, was A.J. barner, who did a great job, obviously, with Seattle. But you don't find guys like that as much anymore. Like, players are different now than they used to be. When I trained, you know, so many guys in the off season, and you always tell these guys that being famous ain't the same as being great. And a lot of these guys just come in now because they're so famous. They don't have a need to be great. They don't put that same work in. AJ did. Aj, man, he just, he even came out during the bye week for a little tune up, which guys normally don't do. But I just, I love it, dude. If I could help make somebody better, you know, that, that helps me again here. That's why.

[C]

Give me the current NFL player who you think could be great in ufc.

[A]

Oh, Miles Garrett. I trained the Browns for like a month, but Miles put his hands on me. That. So. That was terrible, man. That was awful. Mercedes Lewis, if he still qualifies here, had him for about 17 years. Mercedes throws kicks and, you know, jiu jitsu, everything. He's. He's like really a student of it. I always said, like, he's not current, but Kyle Long was a. He's. You know, if. If I didn't ever wrestle Kyle Long, I would be at least five, seven and a half now. But I'm trying to think current guys who just feel really violent. Yeah, there's not a. Oh, Max Crosby. Max, actually, legitimately. He legitimately trains,

[C]

by the way, is he's done with the Raiders.

[A]

I don't see him coming back. But, you know, it's up to the Raiders. You know, they're the ones who hold the cards in this right now.

[C]

But he could, I guess he could retire and force their hand.

[A]

Yeah, he can. But, you know, he loves football. He's you know, it was interesting when we. And when I talk about guys, you know, want to be great and, you know, trying to be great instead of famous. When he came out to my gym to train, it was like, I said, we're starting at 5:45, right? And I'm like, 5:45 in the morning? He's like, yeah, that's what time I started. I'm like, hey, dude, I'm. I come at 11, okay? So we're gonna go at 11:45. He's like, well, I started 5:45. And sure enough, 5:45 every day goes in their trains, and he does, you know, prehab and, you know, stretching and mobility and speed and agility and lifts. And then we do the MMA part. And then after that, he does a little bit more strength, let's say, and then more hips and then rehab and, you know, all this treatment stuff. And it was. Every day, man, it was like 5:45 in the morning to, like, 2 or 3. And that's where you. That's what you look for. Like, all the guys that we were friends with back in the day, that's the only way they got famous to be great. The only way to be great back then is to outwork the world. I tell. I tell these guys the blueprint for greatness. It's not hard. Find who the best is and do more than them, but most people just aren't willing to do it. I haven't asked him how many of you guys, like, do this, but he's like, oh, I offer it to everybody, but they don't. And that's, like, today's athlete. That's not how they're wired, but all the great ones, that's how they're wired, right? And it's. It. I just never got it. I never understood if that's what you have to do, just put in more work. You don't necessarily have to be more talented. Why don't you? And it's like, if you. If you have a full NFL career, you retired. 32. Think about that, Dan. And people years. 32, right. It's young. You go out there and do whatever you want after that. 34. It's young. I just never got it.

[C]

Do you think Micah Parsons wants to be famous more than he wants to be great?

[A]

No, I think it's. But I think that's today's athlete. I definitely think he wants to be great. But, yeah, I think without a doubt. Like, when you have podcasts, you know, with your own teammates, right, about your team and stuff, during the season, things like that. Look, I was around Strahan, right? It would be like the first of these guys. And, you know, he drove me back in New York City every day when I was too broke to, you know, be able to pay for that subway and bus fare back and forth. And football was always first, first, first by a mile. He fit the other stuff in when it, when he was okay with it, but football was for. He did so much film work and so much work, and, and it, like, extra work, extra work, extra work. And everybody thought of the other way. It was never the other way. I don't think it's the other way for Mike either, but just seems so much bigger because of all the other stuff he does.

[C]

All right, let's run down some of these situations. Aaron Rodgers. Aaron Rodgers and the Steelers.

[A]

I, I don't think he's there yet here, and I haven't talked to him. I saw him on Pat yesterday. I haven't talked to him for a while. You know, we trained together last offseason, so I don't know where his mindset is. I do love what he said about Mike, and he's brought, like, Mike is. McCarthy is, man. I, I, I told him at the combine, I said, for you to coach that Packers, Cowboys, and now the Steelers, your hometown team. And, like, his parents are right there in front, like, the front row, and he's like, I couldn't get past, like, three words without crying. Like, he grew up right around the corner. I said, so you coach these three teams. Mike, I don't know who you were in a previous life, but God has blessed you. I think you're like Jonas Salk, and you cured polio. Here's your reward. It's unbelievable. But the fact that he appreciates Mike this much now was really good to see, because Mike is great. You got to remember, people forget. It was so bad on Aaron when they decided, okay, we're not gonna. And. And I was, I was right there through all this stuff with him when Favre kept retiring. Unretir retiring, unretir retiring, unretiring. And finally the end. They're like, hey, we're going with Aaron. There was people picketing outside Lamo that they didn't want Aaron there, this kid, this youngster. And for him to be able to deal with this and become the guy he became. That's why Jordan Love also has much stronger mental health than anybody gives him credit for, to be able to deal with that, to replace Aaron. But, man, Aaron, they were picking their flying helicopters and Planes over and, and look at the, the year he had that year and the career after that. And that's because Mike really is a. He's great with developing guys like that. You do with him what he do with Dak and whoever he's going to be able to develop over there in, in Pittsburgh. I don't know who that is right now. I know they like Will Howard, but I don't know if that's their long term. He's not really, he hasn't been around him enough to really know that. But I think if Aaron wants to come back and play another year, I'm sure they welcome, welcome with open arms. And I know Pittsburgh liked him a lot. They do. What about the organization?

[C]

What about Kyler Murray? Where does he land? Where should he land?

[A]

Okay. Both he and Tua should say, okay, I want to go and try and learn under Kyle Shanahan, Kevin O', Connell, Sean McVeigh, Matt LaFleur, one of these guys and Andy Reid and a Sean Payton. But I don't see that there's not a lot of quarterback developers. But you know, I was talking to, you know, Kyle Shanahan this year and Kevin o' Connell kind of had the same thing when he's talking about how you take these guys and, and reprogram the Mac Jones of the world of Daniel Jones and, and you know, I remember Shanahan saying to me, for these guys, you just got to get them. They're so beat up. You got to get them to play unafraid and if you could start doing that, give them that. So it's basically like I want to play fast, but at the same time I want them to play fearless. That's what's fearless. If you get them to be fearless again, then they're a God given talent which made them a top 10 pick, starts coming back out, but they're so beat up they're afraid to go do it. They're afraid to pull the trigger. So he said that's the number one thing first. But also like La Flor, what he did with Malik Willis with his footwork, phenomenal. You know what a lot of these guys over do with Kevin Oconnell, what he could do with those guys, technique wise, I would go and learn. So if I'm collared though, yeah, I go try and get with Kevin o'.

[D]

Connell.

[A]

Like I'm, if I'm a player, I would already be tampering. Usually the other way around.

[C]

We're talking to Jay Glazer, NFL and Fox Insider. The market for tua, I don't see,

[A]

you know, there's options out there for people right now, but same thing. I don't know if there's a. I don't think there's a huge market. And part of that also is, you know, he's a hit away from here. Right. So I think if you want to bring somebody in, it's got to be almost like, hey, who. Who loves them?

[G]

I don't.

[A]

I haven't anybody say it yet to this point. I think somebody will bring them in, take a flyer. But I think Collard will have a much bigger people go, you know, after Collar more than they will.

[C]

What about Atlanta for tua?

[A]

Yeah, but I'm saying I'm. If I'm Atlanta, I'm looking at Collar.

[C]

Okay.

[A]

You know, I think Collar is, you know, he. He jumps out ahead of tour right now. And look, I can't say Atlanta because I just haven't talked to, like, Matt, Ronnie and Cunningham and Mr. Fransky about two, but also too, again, like, let's say everything works out hanging. He still, you know, hadn't really protected himself much right up here. Right. When he, you know, with concussion. So let's say things work out right, and all of a sudden, man, he takes a ding in week seven, then you're back to square one. So I think even if you have to, you got to have somebody else in place there.

[C]

What do you make of the Rams Chiefs trade? You don't get too many blockbusters like this in early March.

[A]

Yeah, I was actually with Sean McVeigh this weekend, and he was telling me about it, and he was like, over the moon. Like over the moon about this. And, you know, they traded away a lot for him. But Sean is always the type of guy. And you know what I'm surprised about, too, because he's always the type of guy, like, you know, I'm going for it now. And I think more and more. And I was saying, it's surprisingly. I told him this surprising. More people don't do what he does because, you know, you're getting with the Trent McDuffie with these draft picks now. You know, you hear more and more complaints. Guys, the combine, people not going to the combine, like coaches anymore. It's like, we don't really know we're getting these guys anymore. You can't really, you know, your interviews, you can't pry. You get such a short period, and everybody's, you know, programmed. And I'm at fault for that, too. I had a bunch of kids this offseason told them how to, you know, deal with the combine and how to just be honest with teams if you had off field troubles and just other things, what they're going to ask for and everything your life now needs about team, team, teams. But because they're so programmed, you don't really know where you're getting anymore. And kids don't go through adversity as much anymore.

[D]

Right.

[A]

You have a problem coming to transfer. That's why, by the way, Tennessee went right for Cam Ward because they told me even before the combine, that's our guy because he'd been through adversity, which we don't find too many guys like that anymore. So I think, you know, if you have a proven commodity in the NFL, I would trade my picks also. And I'm surprised more teams don't do it because the Rams are in it every single year and it's a copycat league and nobody really does. They still have this old school thing of, man, we got to really reload through the draft. And I get it, because if you hit, then you have, you know, salary cap relief there for a few years at least. But Sean was. Man, he was so over the moon for this. He was. He was willing to go all in on this.

[C]

Do we know the timeframe for Mahomes coming back? Will, is he expected to start the season?

[A]

The rich. The initial reports were, you know, kind of on the fringe there, but I want to say Patrick's different. He's different. So he went down. He immediately got the surgery, flew himself down. I think he flew private down there, got the surgery maybe the next day, which normally they don't do because you want, like, the swelling. He got a PO really swelled up, right? And so that was on a Tuesday, I believe it was either Thursday or Friday that week. He was already in the chief's training room doing reh, and he already had gotten his knee bending at 90 degree at that point, which he's just different. He heals differently. This a guy, you know, who dislocated his kneecap. His leg was turned. He was turned around during the game, and he's like, hey. Literally. He asked their trainer Rick Burkhold and doctors, is it broken? No. Okay. And tape it up. Let's go back. Like, we're not taping up. Your knee is facing that way. And they're like, he's like, no, just tape it and let's go. And like, you know, he. He had a dislocated toe going into a super. And it fully dislocated and he never took any time. Like, he just finished. Finished out the game. His pain threshold's different, his work ethics different. So. Well, at first they're like, well, you know, start of the season, I think I would probably hedge on him being, you know, sooner than that by far, because he just attacks things, man, like. Like Aaron with his, you know, his Achilles. And Joe Burrow was different, too. Joe Burrow came back two months early. That's ridiculous. From his injury. That was. That was ridiculous. That's probably one of. That's one of the craziest things I've seen. I have a grade three turf toe and he's done. I come back, you know, as early as he did. I remember we were. I was at. I was in London last time we did the show. Right at the trade deadline that day, he texted me, he's come back. I'm like, come on, dude, what do you. You spend your time, like, doing edibles this all season. This during your rehab? There's no way. And he's like, no, I'm coming back. And I'm coming back way sooner than people think. I'm talking, like, in a couple weeks. I'm like, dude, there's no way. Sure enough, you know, he's just different.

[C]

And I guessed right with Quinn and Williams going to the Cowboys that day you were on.

[A]

Yes. Let me tell you this. So it's trick. It's trade deadline. Dan and I are talking about our stem cell journey together. All sudden, I looked out on my phone and I'm texting, and he's like, what's going on now? Trade. I said, yeah, it's actually a team asking me about Quinn and Williams and, you know, but they want, like, a blockbuster for him. And ask me about Quinn Williams. And he literally said, is the Cowboys. And it was the Cowboys. And I kind of looked, you know, back. I kind of look like.

[C]

I know you joke me a little bit.

[A]

Like, oh, my God. Like, are you. You got. Are you. You put a virus on my phone down.

[C]

I'm an insider now, I think. Yeah, yeah. Just don't. Don't ask obj. He called me an outsider.

[A]

He did, Yeah.

[C]

I was right about something. And he. I don't think he liked that I was correct about something with him. And he called me an outsider.

[A]

He usually not sensitive like that. I've had a lot. Look, I reported that he was getting traded from the Giants to another team, and I got mercilessly destroyed by everybody. Like, just. And people started going on to Instagram and, like, fans listen I'm an insider. My job's to report information that you don't know. You knew it. You got my job. So my job is to give you information you don't know. And we do it. Don't get mad at us. Okay. Or we won't do it. And I put this out there. People started going on to different people who I was training in Unbreakable celebrities and some with drug issues and going on to them saying, I hope you OD because you're stupid, you know, training partner and saying, oh, Odell's getting traded. Like, it was ridiculous.

[C]

Wow.

[A]

And I've been getting some of that for this Max Crosby one this offseason. People tell me how much I don't know. And attacking Rosie and getting after my wife and saying some racial stuff and just like, it's ridiculous. I got it for Wink Martindale 2 years ago saying they'd be gone from the Giants. And like Giant fans, I've been covering this team since 93. If I say something, instead of attacking me, you may want to go call DraftKings or FanDuel or something.

[C]

Maybe I don't want to be an insider. Yeah.

[A]

I don't pull stuff out of my butt and. But that's my job, is to come out of left field and tell people things they don't know. And people get so upset. They got upset with the Kevin oconnell thing a couple years ago that there were teams looking to trade for him. There were four teams that were trying to trade, and then people got upset that I reported on Sunday, and I'm like, I don't work at Fox. I work for Foxville Sunday. It's the rigors of being an insider, man. But you know what? I absolutely, you know, that whole sticks and stones thing, you know, don't break your bones, but words will. I'm the opposite. Sticks and stones won't do a thing to me. I'm sensitive.

[C]

Great to see you. Thanks again.

[A]

Hey, man, talk to you soon.

[C]

All right, that's Jay Glazer, NFL on Fox Insider. And we spent some time in Panama. I was doing a stem cell down there. Look over. And there's Jay getting stem cells with his. With his wife. All right, last call for phone calls. What we learn what's in store tomorrow, right after this. Fox SP 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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[D]

Come on.

[C]

No, no, I'm serious. Happens all the time. And you know, they're the official lawn care treatment provider, the PGA Tour. So they know what it takes to get golf course quality lawns.

[E]

So you're saying we could host a tournament out back?

[C]

No, I mean we could make. Yeah, I guess we can. If True Green's doing all the work, no one makes it easier. They handle the treatments, the timing, everything.

[F]

I feel like you see them everywhere.

[C]

Yeah. Beautiful lawns. And you know it's True Green, America's number one lawn care company. And chances are they're already in your neighborhood.

[A]

I'll play, but I'm not mowing.

[C]

I didn't think you were. Your wife, will or your son. Get your own golf course. Quality [e-mail] truegreen.com Let the pros handle the lawn. Just don't be surprised when golfers show up.

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Nobody really prepares you for this part of life. When I had some guests stay with me recently, I realized I was missing a few key essentials. I hate when that happens. Really? No more paper towels. Down to the last pigs in a blanket. So soon? I didn't want to interrupt our time together by running to the store or give off the impression that I was unprepared for my guests. Moments like that are a perfect example of how everyday life can surprise you. Some days go as planned and other days, well, life throws curve balls. It's not always convenient. That's why I went straight to Amazon. Amazon helps make it easier to manage both the routine and the unexpected. From household basics to last minute replacements you like to have on hand to be a great host, Amazon makes it so you can find everything that you need all in one place with reliable value and great prices. So when you run out of essentials right when the party's about to start, Amazon makes it easier to focus on your guests. Talk about saving the day.

[C]

Rams are the favorites to win the Super Bowl. DraftKings latest odds. Then it's Seattle, Buffalo, Ravens, Eagles, Chiefs and Packers are all tied and the Rams over under total went from 10 and a half to 11 and a half after the Trent McDuffie trade. There are times, and I've been around Jay socially and there are times like we went to dinner and the GM of the Seahawks calls up. Jay just gets up in the middle of dinner, goes outside for 15 minutes, comes back in, sits down, acts as if nothing happened. I, you know, he kind of go, you know, you could maybe say, I'm at dinner, I'll call you back. Maybe we're not that important.

[E]

Are we not on that beat, Dan?

[C]

Nope, apparently not. So, yeah, he did show me. It was a FaceTime with John Schneider, the GM of the Seahawks. He goes, oh, hold on. Having dinner with Dan Patrick and, and people. And then he, I go, hey, congratulations on winning the Super Bowl. And then Jay went out for 15 minutes. Whoa, we got breaking NFL news.

[F]

Okay, I would say this is pretty saucy. Okay, the Buffalo Bills have traded for a wide receiver or are trading for a wide receiver.

[C]

Does he have initials?

[F]

He does.

[E]

I think they all do. Really?

[C]

Technically. Do they go by initial?

[F]

They do on air, on when they're in game.

[C]

So AJ Brown.

[F]

They are not trading for AJ Brown. They are trading for Bears veteran wide receiver DJ Moore.

[E]

See Gotcha.

[F]

Gotcha AJ DJ DJ Moore going to the Bills for a mid round draft pick three. They haven't announced the compensation yet.

[C]

Multiple reports been nice if Glazer would have told that before, you know, said goodbye to him. Let's see Richard in L. A. Hey, Richard, what's on your mind? Hey, good morning. I know I'm up against the clock here, so let me get this in real quick. Here's a stat you've never heard before. My father, I'm a member of the DDC. Lived in three centuries. Okay. Born in the 1800s, died in 05. Yeah, I thought you'd find that interesting.

[E]

Yeah, that's pretty incredible.

[C]

Yeah, you don't hear that very often.

[E]

You know what's crazy about that, too. Think about what that generation saw.

[C]

Oh, man.

[E]

I mean, just from like even just how you went from like the invention of a chainsaw, you know, like everything they saw, everything that we see right now be invented.

[C]

Yes, Todd.

[G]

And all the diseases and Covid and everything that have happened over the last.

[C]

Of course you would focus in on plagues. Eric.

[E]

How many times that guy probably had a cold.

[C]

Eric in Tucson. Hi, Eric. Hey, good morning, Dan. Appreciate you taking my call again. Again. Know you're against the clock. Real quick. I am almost positive that Matt Damon mentioned having the option on the story of the baseball players that switched families. Him and Affleck had it and trying to get it made for several years and haven't been able to do so. Yep. Yeah, because I remember hearing this story and it was like a script floating around Hollywood. And then I had heard that Matt and Ben and I don't know if they were going to play the pitchers at the time, but maybe it doesn't get made. All right, let's go around the room. What we learned today.

[G]

Todd, Miles Garrett has gotten nine tickets already for driving too fast over the past 10 years. He obviously has the need for speed.

[C]

Seaton.

[E]

Jay glazer disappears for 15 minutes at a time and it's totally normal.

[C]

Yeah.

[D]

Marvin, you went to church with Jay Glazer.

[C]

Paul, big day for the Bills. Yeah, I went Ash Wednesday in Panama with Jay Glaser. Todd, what did I learn today?

[G]

If you don't have abs or good balance, consider putting your pants on while seated or up against the wall in a fulcrum like fashion.

[C]

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