The Best of The Dan Patrick Show

Summary

The Best of The Dan Patrick Show – Detailed Summary

Release Date: July 18, 2025
Host/Authors: iHeartPodcasts and Dan Patrick Podcast Network
Duration: Approximately 60 minutes

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1. Introduction and Early Topics

The episode kicks off with co-host Bob Crawford introducing the show alongside Ra LaVar Arrington, Brady Quinn, and Jonas Knox (02:53). The hosts dive into a variety of sports topics, blending humor with insightful analysis.

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2. Sports Betting with "Live Bet Jesus" ([03:44 - 07:07)

Discussion Highlights:

• Introduction to Live Bet Jesus: The hosts reminisce about a mysterious figure named "Live Bet Jesus" (LBJ) who made accurate betting picks during a FOX Sports Radio show disrupted by lightning (04:01).

• Skepticism and Critique: They express skepticism about LBJ's betting prowess, with Brady Quinn warning listeners to avoid following his bets, stating, "You want to Fade him as much as you possibly can" (04:57).

• Personal Anecdotes: Brady shares a personal experience where he lost money following LBJ's advice in Las Vegas, reinforcing the hosts' distrust (05:19).

• Impact on Betting Culture: The conversation touches on the origins of in-game wagering popularity, crediting LBJ's early influence despite doubts about his reliability (04:57).

Notable Quote:

Brady Quinn: "No part of any bet. This loser lays Lee, you can back this up too. What's his lifetime win percentage? Like 200, 300%, something like that." (05:19)

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3. Golf Tournament Critique ([07:07 - 10:30])

Discussion Highlights:

• British Open Commentary: The hosts critique the aesthetic of the British Open courses, contrasting them with the picturesque Augusta National and Oakmont (07:07).

• Terminology Debate: A humorous exchange ensues about the use of "heather" on golf courses versus weeds, highlighting differing perspectives on course maintenance (07:38).

• Cultural Differences in Golf: Jonas Knox shares his less-than-friendly experiences in Ireland, citing cultural differences in social interactions, such as the tradition of "splitting the G" (a Guinness drinking ritual) (08:48).

• Consumer Preferences: The hosts discuss their personal beer preferences during golf events, adding a light-hearted touch to the conversation (10:41).

Notable Quote:

Bob Crawford: "There's nothing wrong. You're in an open field with weeds. Oh, they decided to mow that part. All right, let's tee off, everybody. It's like, come on, dude, clean up your grass." (07:45)

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4. NFL Contracts and the Cincinnati Bengals ([10:30 - 43:17])

Discussion Highlights:

• T.J. Watt's New Deal: The hosts analyze T.J. Watt's three-year, $123 million contract with the Pittsburgh Steelers, highlighting its significance as the highest-paid non-quarterback in NFL history (11:24).

• Comparisons to Other Players: They compare Watt's deal to those of Jaylen Waddle and Miles Garrett, discussing the financial dynamics within the league (12:06).

• Cincinnati Bengals' Dilemma: The conversation shifts to the Bengals' challenges in securing contracts for key players like Micah Parsons and Trey Hendrickson. The hosts debate whether the team will seek trades or offer extensions (14:39).

• Impact on Team Strategy: Brady Quinn emphasizes the Bengals' hesitation to offer competitive deals, fearing financial strain and considering existing replacements in the lineup (16:07).

• Future Projections: The hosts predict potential moves, suggesting that Micah Parsons might secure a contract soon, influenced by Watt's recent deal (43:17).

Notable Quotes:

Brady Quinn: "It's going to be harder to find. I would never say can't replace that team to the top of the market." (14:57)

Bob Crawford: "He just did nothing wrong." (45:55)

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5. NFL Players Association (NFLPA) and Antitrust Issues ([33:51 - 37:25])

Discussion Highlights:

• Antitrust Concerns: The hosts delve into recent revelations about the NFLPA's potential collusion with NFL teams, questioning the integrity of player negotiations (34:07).

• Impact on Players: They discuss the implications for players, including the suppression of guaranteed money in contracts, and ponder possible legal actions, such as class-action lawsuits (36:31).

• Historical Context: The conversation provides a historical perspective on the NFL's antitrust exemption and its long-term effects on league-player relations (34:30).

• Union Leadership Challenges: The hosts speculate on leadership changes within the NFLPA and the future direction of the union amidst ongoing controversies (36:31).

Notable Quote:

Brady Quinn: "If you want to go back through the history of it and you want to go, you know, to the 60s like Pete Rozelle, you know, getting the antitrust exemption in the first place..." (35:00)

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6. Viral Coldplay Concert Moment ([53:48 - 58:34])

Discussion Highlights:

• Incident Overview: A viral moment from a Coldplay concert at Gillette Stadium is dissected, where a "Kiss Cam" mishap led to speculation about an affair between two attendees, Andy Byron and Kristen Cabot (53:48).

• Public and Hosts' Reactions: The hosts humorously debate whether the interaction was innocent or indicative of an affair, discussing the subsequent social media fallout (54:00).

• Clarifications and Corrections: It is later revealed that Kristen Cabot is recently divorced, adding complexity to the situation (56:31).

• Host Banter: The segment is filled with playful banter about workplace relationships and appropriate public behavior, showcasing the hosts' chemistry (57:18).

Notable Quotes:

Lee Dalap: "It was a deep fake. Turns out, they were having an affair. Moment has gone viral now." (56:22)

Bob Crawford: "That's the only thing the guy did wrong. Just the way he acted." (56:06)

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7. Wrap-Up and Final Discussions ([58:34 - 63:11])

Discussion Highlights:

• Continuing Banter: The hosts continue their light-hearted discussions, touching on personal anecdotes and reactions to ongoing topics (58:34).

• Promotion of Show Content: Brief mentions of upcoming segments and encouragement for listeners to engage with the show's content on various platforms (53:36).

Notable Quote:

Bob Crawford: "You got my support. Just, I think this is reckless reporting." (57:49)

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Conclusion

"The Best of The Dan Patrick Show" offers a blend of serious sports analysis and entertaining banter among its hosts. From dissecting high-profile NFL contracts and union issues to critiquing golf courses and discussing viral concert moments, the episode provides listeners with both in-depth insights and lighthearted discussions. Notable interactions and memorable quotes highlight the hosts' chemistry, making the show engaging for both regular listeners and newcomers alike.

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Notable Quotes with Timestamps:

• Brady Quinn on Live Bet Jesus:

  "You want to Fade him as much as you possibly can. You won no part, I mean, no part of any bet." (05:19)

• Bob Crawford on British Open:

  "There's nothing wrong. You're in an open field with weeds. Oh, they decided to mow that part." (07:45)

• Brady Quinn on NFL Contracts:

  "If you want to go back through the history of it... the antitrust exemption in the first place..." (35:00)

• Bob Crawford on Viral Incident:

  "That's the only thing the guy did wrong. Just the way he acted." (56:06)

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Note:
All timestamps correspond to the provided transcript and are intended to guide listeners to specific segments discussed in this summary.

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[Bob Crawford]

It is the Dan Patrick show here on Fox Sports. Ra LaVar Arrington, Brady Quinn, Jonas Knox with you in for Dan and the guys. You can hear us weekday mornings before Dan, 9:00am Eastern time or, excuse me, 6:00am Eastern Time, 3:00 clock Pacific, whatever. It's before this show Monday through Friday. And we will be taking you all the way up until noon Eastern Time, 9 o' clock Pacific here on this Friday morning. I feel like we've gotten through it. Yesterday was like the last, not a whole lot of sports really going on. All right. Because now baseball's back after the All Star break. You've got some golf event on another ugly course over in Europe somewhere that people are really fired up about. And other than that. But I feel like we've gotten through the real difficulties.

[Unknown Host]

Want to take a shot super early, huh? Super quick 601 into the show, huh?

He's, he's going to try. But I think really what I'm most disappointed about is I was going through the rundown before the show today and I didn't see anything about a special guest, Live Bed Jesus. Now for the Dan Patrick show listeners who don't know who Live Bed Jesus is. Jonas, could you explain who this is?

[Bob Crawford]

So years ago, we were doing the show on FOX Sports Radio on Sunday nights and got interrupted by some lightning and thunder in the studio. Some music started playing in a piece of paper. What was the music like? A prayer?

[Unknown Host]

Madonna. Yeah. All right.

[Bob Crawford]

And so the piece of paper fell down onto the desk and I just read what was in the paper and it was somebody by the name of Live Bet Jesus.

[Unknown Host]

Was there a signature on it? Was it signed? No, it wasn't signed.

[Bob Crawford]

It just said LBJ. And I didn't know LeBron was a gambler. And then I came to find out that Live Bet Jesus made a pick and like most of his picks, it hit and won on the air and on a live sporting event. So, you know, if you, when, when everyone talks about the popularity of in game wagering and in game betting, just remember where it started, right here on FOX Sports Radio with a, a being, we'll call it named Live Bet Jesus.

[Unknown Host]

Now, mind you, I should warn our listeners and levar, I think you've actually seen Live Bet Jesus in action enough to know this guy's a flipping loser. You want to Fade him as much as you possibly can. You won no part, I mean, no part of any bet. This loser lays. Lee, you can back this up too. What's his lifetime win percentage? Like 200, 300%, something like that.

[Lee Dalap]

That's, that's very generous of you, Brady. I'd say roughly about high ones.

[Bob Crawford]

Boy, there's a trusted source.

[Unknown Host]

I gave Live Bet Jesus some of my money in, in Vegas. And you know. Okay, first I gotta tell you how to work out. I gotta tell you. First of all, I gotta tell you, the experience of being in his presence at first was overwhelming, exciting, maybe a little bit nerve wracking. But you know, we went with, we went with it, you know, I gave Live Bet Jesus my money and, well, nothing came back.

[Bob Crawford]

Okay, that was.

[Lee Dalap]

He can win, but the winnings aren't going to be yielding you much. That's, that's for sure.

[Bob Crawford]

Okay, what happened in Vegas was there was a fight during super bowl week on, I think Thursday night. And Lavar. Listen, Lavar got some advice about who to bet on. And because of a shoddy decision and a terrible decision.

[Unknown Host]

It was a terrible decision.

[Bob Crawford]

It was screwed. But you can't go up to the sports book in Vegas and be like, hey, that was a terrible decision. Can I get my money back? They'll tell you to go kick rock. So it didn't happen and it's unfortunate.

[Unknown Host]

What would be Prisca say? He'd say you're on the wrong side of a good bet.

[Bob Crawford]

That's it.

[Unknown Host]

That's it.

[Bob Crawford]

That's the go to. Yeah, I was on the right side of it. It just didn't work out. You know, I do the same thing all over again.

[Unknown Host]

The reason why I bring that up is that golf tournament that you're not a fan of, the over there in Port Rush that they're playing, you would think that Live bed. Jesus, if he had any cojones, anything on him, you know, you'd think that maybe, just maybe he would want to visit the show for a segment, maybe lay out a live bet. But I don't know. He's probably, probably too big of a.

[Bob Crawford]

You know, my, my problem with the Open Championship or the British Open, I'm just going to call it the British Open. The courses are so unattractive. Like Augusta national, beautiful on tv. Like the US Open. Oakmont. I've been to Oakmont. Beautiful. Like, you go through all the major championships. You go to a golf course, it could be golf and stuff out here in Southern California.

[Unknown Host]

You've never been there. How Would you know, watching tv, it's beautiful in its own way.

[Bob Crawford]

What's its own way? They got weeds in the background.

[Unknown Host]

No, no, that's called Heather.

[Bob Crawford]

Wait, what?

[Unknown Host]

It's a. It's a link style.

I want to know where that name came from.

[Bob Crawford]

Wait, what?

[Unknown Host]

It's. It's called Heather. Yeah, it's. It's a link style course.

[Bob Crawford]

There's nothing wrong.

[Unknown Host]

Supposed to look.

Oh, that ain't nothing but some Heather on. Yeah, why is it some Moreno on the back of the course?

[Bob Crawford]

Why is it heather. It's very white of them.

[Unknown Host]

You gotta go. You gotta go take a stroll through the Lorenas. Yeah.

I don't know where that one's.

Going, but, I mean, what does it matter? Heather's.

[Bob Crawford]

I mean, it doesn't matter.

[Unknown Host]

Watch it.

[Bob Crawford]

There's just weeds. You're in an open field with weeds. Oh, they decided to mow that part. All right, let's tee off, everybody. It's like, come on, dude, clean up your grass.

[Unknown Host]

Why you. So why are you so down on the course, Jonas?

[Bob Crawford]

I just don't like the way it looks. That's it. That's the way I feel about it.

[Unknown Host]

No, you know what he's saying? This is. This is due to his experience being over in Ireland, people weren't as friendly to Jonas. I did.

[Bob Crawford]

I did, too.

[Unknown Host]

I don't know that, Joe. I don't know. I don't know. They weren't as friendly towards you, weren't as welcoming. You know, it was. Jonas really played up the whole thing. He would barely drink any of his Guinness, which was noticed by many locals, that said, oh, you don't want to assimilate to our culture.

[Bob Crawford]

Okay. First of all, you drink coffee. Okay. The Dan Patrick show guys were there as well, too. We were all out there. And there's a thing you do in Dublin or in Ireland where you've got to drink down to the line. You've got to drink your G. It's.

[Unknown Host]

Called splitting the G. All right, well.

[Bob Crawford]

They can split this G. Dang. I almost got there, and I'm not going to be judged because I didn't accurately get to the line. Okay. Like, I didn't see a lot of people accurately get to splitting the end.

[Unknown Host]

I'm not going to let him keep going because he's not really ever talking about really what took place.

Okay.

You know, many people bought us a Guinness. Do you know how many Guinness at the end of the show, at the.

End of the day?

Yeah, I'm sure there were, but they were all left full just sitting there.

Yeah, that's just sitting there. That's offensive.

Until. Until Lee would come by and polish them, so.

Oh.

Lee made it look like Jonas actually drank any of the Guinness that people bought for him.

[Lee Dalap]

I got your bag, Jonas.

[Unknown Host]

Lee, how did that make you feel?

[Lee Dalap]

Oh, I. I'm pretty good at it. I get it one every six times.

[Bob Crawford]

Lee split my G at least three times.

[Unknown Host]

Oh, wow.

[Bob Crawford]

In Ireland. And here's the thing.

[Unknown Host]

Oh.

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Settle down just a little bit.

[Bob Crawford]

Lee's like any good dog. Whatever you don't finish, they'll take care of. Like this. That's why they invented the term doggy bag.

[Unknown Host]

I can drink extra stout Guinness all day.

[Bob Crawford]

Really?

[Unknown Host]

All day.

[Bob Crawford]

It doesn't fill you up.

[Unknown Host]

That's Raster. Rasta brethren. That's. That's. We drink, man. Drink. That doesn't fill you up.

[Lee Dalap]

Dude, it's a light beard up.

[Unknown Host]

Extra stout.

[Bob Crawford]

Really?

[Unknown Host]

What?

[Bob Crawford]

Not me.

[Unknown Host]

That's. That's. That's. That's my weapon of choice. In fact, outside of surveys is like drinking. I. I've. I've been on this Corona Light late like thing lately. I don't know why, but I've been really liking Corona Light.

[Bob Crawford]

You were Pacifico guy.

[Unknown Host]

I. I love Pacifico, but like, it's been hurting me. There's this one beer coming out that I feel really good about. But we'll. We'll hold on to that. Well, you know, let's stick City Wheat Ale. Citrus Wheat. But let me tell you something, Brady.

[Bob Crawford]

How long we've been hearing about. We're gonna get some stoked City beer.

[Unknown Host]

Not hold my breath.

Yeah, you should.

[Bob Crawford]

Wolf tickets.

[Unknown Host]

No way. It's coming. Yeah, I promise you it's on the way.

Well, anyway, one thing that's not coming is T.J. watts new deal. It's.

It is here. Domino has dropped.

[Bob Crawford]

Yeah. Three years, $123 million.

[Unknown Host]

I know how to take that line.

[Bob Crawford]

Lead up to it, $108 million.

[Unknown Host]

Why isn't T.J. watt guaranteed?

[Bob Crawford]

It puts T.J. watt as the highest paid non quarterback in NFL history. $41 million a year he's going to get. So they tack on another three years, which is what?

[Unknown Host]

One million more or 100,000 more than.

[Bob Crawford]

I think. One million more. Yeah. One million more than Miles.

[Unknown Host]

Okay, so which.

You know what that means.

Yeah. We got.

Who's next up?

You gotta believe his name.

Lavar.

Yeah, because I don't think. I don't think Hendrickson is going to get that type of contract. So I don't Think. Yeah, I don't think Dallas has to wait anymore. Like now. Now Michael Parsons can get his deal done.

Thanks, Captain Obvious.

Now the question, who did that? Who did that? No, I think the question now becomes, is it like 41 point, you know, one or 41 point, a million more, you think? A million?

Those are rookie numbers.

[Bob Crawford]

Okay, so do you think the Bengals, in seeing this deal looked at him were like, that's awesome. Like, literally not even a thought. Like, I think the never go near that.

[Unknown Host]

I think, yeah, that's absolutely cool going there there.

Lavar, actually. And you backed him on this. Jonas Lavar made the case yesterday that he thinks Jerry Jones wants to say, hey, hey, boys, I'm paying. I'm paying the most defensive play, the most money for the defensive play in the league. The non quarterback. I'm. I'm paying him the most. Yeah, that might, you guys co. That.

Might be a little out of context, though. I mean, I'm not saying he's waiting to say that. Well, I just don't think he wants to have to be the one that has to say he did it where he knows he has to. That's all.

Well, all I'm saying is the Cincinnati Bengals are the exact opposite.

There you go. Yeah, that organization we can't agree on, to Jonas's point. What was that? What was that?

They just drove by. Was that T.J. watts deal? Yeah, we're not hopping on that.

[Bob Crawford]

He's like, way to go.

[Unknown Host]

We don't use the hob lane. We'll stay right here in this one.

[Bob Crawford]

Like, they are the Rob Parker of the NFL. Like, like Rob Parker who brings his own bags. Rob Parker, super bowl week. And they're not even like name brand teabags. They're. They're store brand, signature select from Ralph's or Albertsons or Piggly Wiggly. And it's because he doesn't want to spend money on actual tea bags. That's the Cincinnati Bengals. I'm a woman. They have no interest. They have no interest in matching that deal.

[Unknown Host]

But all serious, all seriousness, if you're Hendrickson, what are you going to do? Like, that's got to be the biggest question here. What is he going to do?

[Bob Crawford]

Retire?

[Unknown Host]

Why would you retire when you can make a lot of money? Like, okay, resign to the fact that you're not going to get that money from the Cincinnati Bengals. They're not going to trade them. Do you think they trade them? Who does the trade? Who does the trade?

[Bob Crawford]

Well, they gave him a chance to go seek a trade and Nobody.

[Unknown Host]

And nobody moved, nobody, nobody budged. Okay, so you don't have the opportunity to go seek a trade. I, I mean, is it messed up to say at some point you got to say, I'm not going to get this type of money in the market. I'll get as close he can get into the 30s, right?

Yeah, he can get close to it.

Yeah, he can get tough.

The tough part about his position now is you would have thought if something was going to happen, it would have happened earlier this year where there's a bit more cap space, teams are spending a lot of money. But you know, again, we kind of talk about like deadlines, do deals. You always hear that phrase. In this case, look, he's under contract and it's the last year of his deal. He's scheduled to make what, 15.8, you know, as far as his, his salary this year, which is grossly underpaid considering how productive he's been the past two years. But he's 31 and we've keep talking about that age 30 number and what that means for players as they move forward. Greater injury risk, you know, lack of production tends to kind of fall off. So that's that kind of that, that point in time where teams want to, you know, not necessarily have to shell out a ton of money. So I think as we get close to the season, he'll get traded for. And obviously if that team trades for him, they know that, like he's being traded to show up and get paid more than whatever the Bengals are paying him. I think the tough thing for the Bengals is that if they were going to replace him, which they have with their first round pick and Shemar Stewart, they should have done whatever trade deal was on the table before the draft because that's where you had the most leverage. Now that you already have his replacement, it looks kind of tough. And then on top of that, teams are looking at you thinking, well, you're kind of desperate because not only have you not signed this guy to extension, but your first round rookie, you know, draft pick, has not even signed his deal. He hasn't been there at all. So it becomes a very difficult situation all the way around for Hendrickson purely because of the size of these deals that the Bengals can't pay and then the fact of his age and factoring in other pieces of it. And really the Bengals are where they're at, where they don't have to move on from him yet. I mean, and he's under contract, so they can find him and they can you know, do whatever they need to do to try to entice him to come back and play under the contract that he's currently playing on in this.

[Bob Crawford]

In the same off season, max Crosby signed one for 35 million a year, and now we've just seen TJ Watts sign one for 41.

[Unknown Host]

It's going to be closer to Max.

[Bob Crawford]

We've literally in the same offseason. That was like two months ago.

[Unknown Host]

And I. Honestly speaking, I think Cincinnati is going to try to get it for less than 35. I think it'll be in the 30s, but it's going to be less than 35. Is going to be. What does Hendrickson want to do? But I think that again, back to the original point. Now the stage is set. Now Jerry Jones can go ahead. He knows what he has to pay. He can go to. Go to Micah's representation and say, here's the market. Here it's now, here it is. Like, let's get the deal done. I wouldn't be surprised if Micah Parsons deal drops today or like in the next couple days. Today, tomorrow, Monday. I wouldn't be.

So that's. They were just. They're waiting on TJ is what you're saying.

I believe so. I said it yesterday. I know. I'm. I. I believe so. I do not think that they wanted to put.

You said he wasn't waiting, that he wasn't looking either. I said, well, smack him in the face.

You are. I. I almost called you a name on. On live radio. Why are you so stuck on that line like Micah? First of all, I'm talking about Jerry Jones, not Parsons. And I stand 10 toes down on the fat toes that Michael Parsons is not looking for a contract. He's. The contract is coming to him. And Jerry Jones was most certainly, most likely waiting for TJ Watt to get his deal done. And I don't think that Jerry Jones would want it to be out there that the Pittsburgh Steelers did a better deal with T.J. watt than he did with Micah Parsons. Knowing the conversations and the players, as we mentioned, that you have to make comparisons to. As it applies to Michael Parsons. I stand on that.

[Bob Crawford]

You mentioned Jerry Jones. He actually was asked what he wants out of the Micah Parsons extension. Let's take a listen. I want me some glory help.

[Unknown Host]

I mean, again, guys are a hole.

[Bob Crawford]

I don't know.

[Unknown Host]

Go to break. You know what?

[Bob Crawford]

I don't have the patience.

[Unknown Host]

I don't either. I'm with Jerry. Jerry, maybe I should not do the job.

[Bob Crawford]

I don't know.

[Lee Dalap]

What that means.

[Unknown Host]

Cuke wants to keep talking about Michael waiting on a contract. You sitting here talking about Jerry on some. Acting like, like, like my. My stepbrothers that I want to kick out of the house. The slumber party is over. I don't want y' all here anymore. I'm taking my sake of Genesis. Y' all need to go home, man.

Like, I think you're touching on something that I've come to learn over the years. And this is where I'm, like, out of touch with it because I'm just a. You know, I grew up in a middle class family in the midwest is. I know some people who are, like, wealthy and they will brag about, like, bets they've lost or money they've lost.

How much it is that they.

Exactly. So it, like, puts them in a category of like, oh, yeah. And it's like, okay. And this actually falls in that category. Then. If you're telling me that you think he's going to kind of brag, if you will, about paying Micah Parsons more than any other player in the league.

I don't know that he's gonna brag about it. I just know that he doesn't want to have to be in a situation where somebody else did a bigger deal for the same position.

We know this someone eventually will. I don't know who that player is, but we always know that, like, it.

Doesn'T need to be at the same time. It doesn't need to be. And. And weeks apart. Days apart.

[Bob Crawford]

I don't think it bothers him if he ends up paying more than he could have two months prior. I don't think it bothers him. All I think I've always thought it's like a fashionably late tax.

[Unknown Host]

Like, he's okay how cheap you are. That's shocking to hear you say.

Well, because he's talking about someone.

[Bob Crawford]

Oh, yeah. Oh, this isn't me.

[Unknown Host]

If he was talking about himself, it'd be much different.

[Bob Crawford]

Please.

[Unknown Host]

I saw what he.

Can you imagine if Jonas missed a sale at Ross dress for less? Like, he would be so frustrated by.

[Bob Crawford]

I can still remember one I missed. I swear to God. I saw on my life. I swear to God. And I remember my mom telling me, I think we're gonna regret that.

[Unknown Host]

Oh, wow.

[Bob Crawford]

Because it was there.

[Unknown Host]

What was it? What was the sale? What do you pass up on?

[Bob Crawford]

It was a jacket. It was a jacket that was like $9. And her and I were. Were looking through Ross, and I still. I remember this moment. She's like, well, let's just, you know, we'll come back. I was like, okay. And then we went back like a week later and it was not there.

[Unknown Host]

Oh, it's gone. It's gone that day. It's gone. Like minutes or.

I love watching Lavar look at you as you tell us. He's so full of crap.

[Bob Crawford]

I'm not even, I'm not even making that story up on everything. I remember her telling me specifically. Yeah, listen, you know, sometimes when you want something, maybe you just have to jump right then and there. I was like, oh, okay, that's a good point. Lesson learned. But I still remember that raw stress for less. Thousand Oaks still there, by the way.

[Unknown Host]

Them defects on them, them clothes. Like, if you could find one that just had that, just that slight defect. You were good. You were good. It's like, oh, it's a starter.

Well.

It'S the Pittsburgh Penguins, right? Why?

[Bob Crawford]

There's no G Pittsburgh.

[Unknown Host]

There's no I in pins. Not this one. That's a different sport.

[Bob Crawford]

Yeah, it's like those, the liquor store glasses you get? They're not Oakley's, they're Okies. You know, there's no. Hell, I swear to God.

[Unknown Host]

Why are you chiming in on this? Wouldn't leave you a resident expert.

[Bob Crawford]

Am I making that up like you get fake glasses at a liquor store?

[Lee Dalap]

Oh, yeah, I get them all the time. You get the, the Ray Ban fake oat. The fake Ray Bans. Yeah.

[Bob Crawford]

That's the best.

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Welcome to Pretty Private with Ebony, the podcast where silence is broken and stories are set free. I'm Ebony, and every Tuesday I'll be sharing all new anonymous stories that would challenge your perception and give you new insight on the people around you. On Pretty Private, we'll explore the untold experiences of women of color who faced it all. Childhood trauma, addiction, abuse, incarceration, grief, mental health struggles and more. And found the strength to make it to the other side. My dad was shot and killed in his house. Yes, he was a drug dealer. Yes, he was a confidential informant. But he wasn't shot on street corner. He wasn't shot in the middle of a drug deal. He was shot in his house, unarmed. Pretty Private isn't just a podcast. It's your personal guide for turning storylines into lifelines. Every Tuesday, make sure you listen to Pretty Private from the Black Effect Podcast Network. Tune in on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you listen to your favorite show.

[Danielle Robaix]

Your entire identity has been fabricated. Your beloved brother goes missing Without a trace, you discover the depths of your mother's illness, the way it has echoed and reverberated throughout your life, impacting your very legacy. Hi, I'm Dani Shapiro, and these are just a few of the profound and powerful stories I'll be mining on our 12th season of Family Secrets. With over 37 million downloads, we continue to be moved and inspired by our guests and their courageously told stories. I can't wait to share 10 powerful new episodes with you. Stories of tangled up identities, concealed truths, and the way in which family secrets almost always need to be told. I hope you'll join me and my extraordinary guests for this new season of Family Secrets. Listen to Family Secrets Season 12 on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.

[Unknown Host]

Check out behind the Flow, a podcast documentary series following the launch of San Diego Football Club. We go behind the scenes and explore the stories of those involved.

[Bob Crawford]

San Diego coming to MLS is gonna be a game changer because this region has been hungry for a men's professional soccer team. We need veteran players and we need young players. Like, you're building a team from scratch, and so the succession plan of long term success needs to be defined. We need to embrace this community. When I was 13, my uncle took me to a qualifier and we watched Paraguay against Chile, pouring rain. Just watching the fans jumping up and down, I think that was definitely a watershed moment for me. Not only was that going to be my game, but it was going to be my life.

[Unknown Host]

Listen to San Diego FC behind the Flow now on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.

[Bob Crawford]

It is the Dan Patrick show here on Fox Sports Radio. Levar Arrington, Brady Quinn, Jonas Knox with you. We are going to have a.

[Unknown Host]

That one that went. You weren't planning on that, huh?

[Bob Crawford]

Wait a second. I'm just noticing something on our Zoom Liquor store.

[Unknown Host]

Lee, that is ridiculous. He's eating.

[Bob Crawford]

Of course.

[Unknown Host]

Is that Little Caesar's pizza? I got that part. Is that leftovers? Did you just order that?

[Lee Dalap]

Leftovers? I found it in the back.

[Unknown Host]

Found it in the back. So that's.

[Bob Crawford]

Left it here.

[Unknown Host]

Okay.

All right.

Okay. That's. He wanted to say his work wife left it here, but you. You didn't want to do that, so. Okay. Okay.

[Bob Crawford]

Gotta keep with the theme. Yeah. All right, so coming up here in a little over 20 minutes from now, we are going to try and debut something here on the network that'll be yours here on fsr. Right now, though, we are going to Turn back over to a man who's going to try and figure out some of the chaos and madness in the NFL. Back for a second time this week, two days in a row. So nice. We did it twice. Albert Bre, senior NFL reporter, lead content strategist at the MMQB Amazon NFL on Prime Insider. Get him on X at Albert Brear. A.B. it's been forever. What's going on?

[Unknown Host]

Yeah, I figured you guys just wanted me to follow up on the Coldplay situation.

Absolutely, yeah.

Actually, do you have any thoughts on that? I mean, was it the reaction that got them caught?

Oh, yeah, no. I mean, I think there's no question. If they had just stood there, why would anybody post that?

Right?

You know what I mean? Like, I guess there's an outside chance you get caught that way in that, like maybe one of the wife's friends is in the crowd or something. Right? Like, if that's possible. But there's no way, like, anybody would think to post that video if they just stood there or even if they just, like, waved the camera instead and, like, let go of each other. So cover up. So it's worth the crime, right?

[Bob Crawford]

AB you, you've been to Gillette Stadium many times before, correct?

[Unknown Host]

Yeah.

[Bob Crawford]

All right, so I blame the lighting that that guy thought it was his wife. Like, is that, are you going with.

[Unknown Host]

That or you think they need some stadium?

[Bob Crawford]

Yeah, I think I think they got to figure that thing out and get that sorted through.

[Unknown Host]

Yeah, yeah. I mean, I could get the best of anybody, I guess.

You did use cover up though, him, and we know that that's why you're coming on to the show.

[Bob Crawford]

Emma, I am curious, what sort of house cleaning are we going to get with this team in the NFL called the nflpa? What sort of, how's this going to look now based. Based on how resigning?

[Unknown Host]

Well, it doesn't look great, for sure. And, you know, I think a huge part of this now is going to come down to the players getting people in that they can trust. And, you know, after everything that's happened over the last three weeks, or at least the revelation of things that have happened over the last year or so over the last three weeks, I think it'd be really easy for any player to be distrustful of the way the union is working. I think, you know, you go back and you look like a couple of things, of course, like the, the fact that the NFLPA under D. Smith viewed exposing collusion as sort of the Holy Grail. And even though they didn't win that case. The chance to expose real evidence of collusion and then helping the NFL cover it up never made any sense. And then Lloyd Howell's involvement in the private equity firm was one of the small circle of firms that were approved to buy into NFL teams. Puts him extensively in business with the NFL. You know, so, I mean, look, I know a lot of people don't care about conflict of interest and that sort of thing, but you know, the players have to walk a very, a very fine line to get what they want. It's, I think that the NFLPA has challenges that the other sports unions don't have. I think it's more difficult for the NFL PA to get what they want because of the number of people they're serving, because of, you know, because of the number of players that are on non guaranteed contracts, because of the lack of time that the bulk of the league spends playing professional football. There are a ton of challenges that go into it. So they got a big old mess in their hands now. And you know, I, I would, it wouldn't surprise me to see somebody like Don Davis, next player in the, in the leadership role for now. And then they gotta figure out what they're doing going forward.

One thing that I always think of in these circumstances is, I mean, what so, and I've said this earlier when we were talking about the subject like a week ago, the PA has always assumed that the ownership, the owners were colluding.

Yep.

And then you basically through all of this have proven that that's the case.

Yep.

What's the, what's the recourse? I mean, at the end of the day, there's 31 majority owners. There's Green Bay, which is a unique ownership group and the players are the players. And so like what could they do exposing that, that then forces the NFL to change and not collude moving forward?

Well, I mean, Brady, it puts the Louisiana trust exemption on peril, which is, you know, really, I mean, it's, that's an existential thing for the NFL, you know. Yeah, this is sort of the difference between like, you know, the sports over here and say soccer in Europe. You, if they don't deal with this because they aren't operating monopolies, there are different leagues over there. Player doesn't like the working conditions in one league, whether that's money, you know, the, the, the environment, whatever it is, like you can pull up stakes and negotiate to go play in another league. You know, that's not the way it works in North American sports. And so, you know, to Be an operating monopoly. For the government to allow you to be an operating monopoly, you have to. You have to, you know, you have to, you know, achieve certain conditions within your working environment. And one of them is that, you know, the teams aren't working together to suppress, you know, working conditions. And so, you know, it's something that the NFL, Pennsylvania, obviously, you know, could look at and say, you know, we think that the NFL's antitrust exemption should be, you know, should be. Should be looked at. And, and you know, what that would give them leverage to do? I don't know. You know, and there's some stuff here from a legal perspective that's probably a little bit over my head, you know, but, you know, like, I mean, if you want to go back through the history of it and you want to go, you know, to the 60s like Pete Rozelle, you know, getting the antitrust exemption in the first place is sort of what set the stage for the NFL to become the big television product that has become and allowed them to do business the way that they've done it for, you know, now, you know, 60 years. Over 60 years. So, you know, the idea that that could be, that that could be in any sort of trouble would give the nflpa, you know, a tremendous amount of leverage over the NFL.

Ab. What, what are the chances? Like, I'm just, I'm thinking of this through what my lens would be if I heard this, if I was a part of this and I was playing. I'm asking my legal team, my representation, do I have a legal case against the union? Because I feel if you expose, like you had, like you said, holy grail is exposing that there was collusion. You've exposed that they do not want to give more guaranteed money that directly impacts me potentially, you know, personally.

Dude.

Is there a case here for players? I would assume certain players are looking at this like, if that's what the, the PA is doing and that's what they're agreeing upon, I've been let down. And that has potentially costed me X amount of potential dollars that I can make in the future.

Yeah, it's a fair argument. You know, I don't know what they're. I, I again, like, I don't know what the legal recourse would be there, whether it be a class action lawsuit or something like that. It's obviously, it's obviously a horrible look, you know, and I think, you know, one of the things that's come up, you know, and this is the obvious question, is like, well, why, why Would the NFLPA cooperate here? And I've heard a couple different things on that. There's the NFL's ability to pursue legal fees because they did win the case. So, you know, if they could come after, I think it was $12 million in legal fees, you know, you and the NFLPA can't afford to pay that. Could they go to the NFLPA and say, well, you know, if you waive those legal fee, if you waive your right to pursue those legal fees, then we'll keep it quiet, too? That could be one. There was the individual case with JC Treader, which I know Pablo Torre reported on, which stemmed back to some of the things that Treader was found responsible for. And talking about running backs and in players in other positions, too, holding in and taking injuries to try to gain contract leverage. Keeping that one quiet in exchange for keeping the other one quiet could be part of it, too. But in each of these cases, as I lay those out, that's not helping the individual player. So if you're making a deal either to benefit one person or to benefit the union itself rather than the 2500 players, well, that's a problem. So, again, like Lavar, I'm not sure exactly what the recourse would be, whether it be a class action loss or something, but you would think that a lot of players would be upset about it and might look to take action.

[Bob Crawford]

Get him on X at Albert Brier, senior NFL reporter, lead content strategist at the mmqb. You also see him on Amazon NFL on Prime's coverage. Albert Brear joining us here on the Dan Patrick Show. Two pros and a cup of Joe filling in for Dan and the guy, A.B. t.J. Watt, gets the deal done. We know the numbers. It's three years. It's 123 million annually. He's a million more than Miles Garrett. All right, so now we know that you've got Micah Parsons, Trey Hendrickson, potentially Aiden Hutchinson. Best guess in order. How do these get done?

[Unknown Host]

Micah? Trade maybe, you know, Aiden doesn't. Aiden Hutchinson doesn't have to. He doesn't have to rush into anything now. He's coming back off the broken, you know, so sometimes for a player psychologically that could, you know, make him, like, have the mindset. Like, I just, I just want to get mine. So, you know, maybe that'd be a little bit of a motivator for him, you know, but I would think that because, you know, Aiden's under contract for another two years, I mean, he is coming back off the injury it might behoove him to wait to see what happens with Micah and Trey. My guess would be Micah goes first, Trey goes second, and Aiden goes third. To me, like, the least predictable one is Trey. I think Micah and Aiden definitely get done. Trey, because this is stretched over three off seasons, because he's older than the other two, because the Bengals have the history that they have, because the Bengals, you know, actually handled, as far as the way that the contracts were set up, T. Higgins and Jamar Chase in totally different ways.

More.

Chase's deal was structured a little bit like. More like Joe Burrows, where Higgins was a little bit more like. The Bengals have always done deals, you know, and the fact that this guy's not going to be willing to take. Not going to be as willing to take a hometown discount because this has lasted over three off seasons, I think it's enormously complicated. So I, I would. I would guess, like, maybe there's a push to get Aiden Hutchinson done here at the start of camp. If that doesn't work, which maybe it won't, then, Then, then you do it right before the season. Whereas, you know, obviously with Micah and Trey, there's a little bit more urgency to get something done.

Albert, I gotta give you credit, man. You called it. You said exactly how this second round was going to play out. You said there'll be some guys at the top end that will get those guaranteed deals. There'll be guys after Alfred Collins, other players who will kind of cross over and not get the fully guaranteed deals. Tell me where you. You expect it to be. The biggest issue. Is it 40 with Taylor Shuck? Is that who you said the other day?

Yeah, yeah. I think that that's. That's a big one. You know, I think, you know, because he's a quarterback, and quarterbacks are generally handled a little differently. And so, you know, if. If you're. If you're Luther Burden at 39 or Travian Henderson at 38 or Jonah Savaina at 37, like, I think part of, you know, the equation in your head is, well, there's a quarterback right behind me, and if he's able, because of the position that he plays, to get 100% of his deal fully guaranteed, well, then I ought to wait and see whether that happens before I do anything, you know, so, you know, obviously, the first three guys now are signed and. The first three guys.

Yeah, in the background.

I know, I know, I know. The Judkins thing is complicated by the legal case. So, I mean, to me, it's, you know, it's Shock and then. And Shuck and Judkins and because Judkins has held up, I think. I think Shuck kind of comes with 37, 38, 39 AB.

Can I revisit the. The Michael Parsons and. And all these contracts for. Because I clearly hit a glitch with. With Q yesterday and talking about him waiting for or versus it coming to him? He's not waiting actually.

He's looking for it. He definitely not looking. He's not. He's not. I don't know what he's doing.

Yeah. Yeah. Well, we. We definitely had a good time with the whole idea of waiting versus expecting. And you know what? But I'm curious, is it. Is it reasonable to think that Micah's deal gets done pretty soon now that TJ Watts is done, based upon what that looks like? If Jerry Jones does the deal with Micah and then the Steelers come out and do a bigger deal with TJ.

Watt, it should simplify it. And I'm with you on that, like, but we've seen the Cowboys over the last few years and, and what they went through with CD Lamb and Dak Prescott going to the wire last year and Zach Martin had a hold, I believe, a couple years ago that went deep into August. If you want to go further back, there was a. There was one with Zeke Elliott, you know, so the Cowboys, for one reason or another, have let these things drag out a little bit. But, I mean, I think the. The landscape is set now. You know, I mean, I, I think it's pretty clear based on what TJ Walk got and what Miles Garrett got, where you're going to have to go to get something done with him. And, you know, to his credit, like Micah Parsons, you know, willingness to wait on this and willingness to see how a couple of these others play out only helped his cause. The hard thing to wrap your head around is kind of how the Cowboys have operated here, because I do think, you know, they. They paid a price for waiting on dac. They do think they cater price for waiting on cd. And I think there's a lesson to be learned here, one that the Eagles like, I think have really kind of benefited from and doing their deals early. You know, the Cowboys like, waiting on almost every case has cost them money. And so I really like. I know that, you know, like, that Michael wasn't gonna, you know, Michael wasn't gonna do anything that wasn't going to be the top of the market at the same time, you know, the top of the market has moved quite a bit over, over the period of time, the cowbo.

[Bob Crawford]

Way to do this, Albert. Before I let you go. With training camp right around the corner, if you had to rank Top 3 storylines you're most sick of talking about this off season, what would they be?

[Unknown Host]

You put me on the spot. What am I sick of talking about? Well, the Micah thing is up there because I just, it's just like, honestly.

He'S not looking for it.

Dang.

And I.

And I'm not smack him in the face.

This is anything against you, Lavar, but like, it, it's just like it feels like we're replaying where we were with CD Lamb and Dak Prescott last summer.

Well, that's not fair to take that out on. Micah. A.B.

I just, I, I just like, the Cowboys keep putting themselves in these situations and it's not easy to explain. You know what I mean? Like, so, so, so that'd be one. I don't know.

[Bob Crawford]

Aaron Rodgers.

[Unknown Host]

Aaron Rodgers has to be Aaron Rodgers.

I would have. Aaron Rodgers would have been the top of the list until like a month ago. But now I think it becomes more interesting because now it's like what it's going to look like on the field. And I don't think, like, there's any of that weird back and forth anymore. I don't know. I'm ready to roll. Like, I'm ready to just kind of get this started and have some things that actually matter start to happen. You know what I mean? Because I, you know, I always get these questions this time of year. It's like, who's your surprise team?

Nothing else going on, people asking like.

People asking like, June. And it's like by then everything has been covered six ways from Sunday. So nothing's a surprise anymore. It's like, I could say the Raiders and looks like, oh, that's not really a surprise team. Okay, well, who is that? You know, so, so anyway, it's, it'll be good to have.

Someone would say the Raiders aren't a surprise team. Maybe be.

No, I mean, I know, I know I'm saying they would be, but I like, it's just an example of how everything's covered.

Yeah, everybody's already covered this stuff.

[Bob Crawford]

Well, well, listen, he's ready for training camp, he's tired of the bs and you can get him on X at Albert Breer, senior NFL reporter, lead content strategist at the MMQB. Also Amazon NFL on Prime Insider. A.B. appreciate it, man. Thanks for doing it. Another day here with us this week and we'll talk to you again next Thursday.

[Unknown Host]

Thursday.

All right, thanks guys.

[Bob Crawford]

Be sure to catch the live edition.

[Unknown Host]

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

[Bob Crawford]

Radio and the iHeartRadio app.

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[Unknown Host]

Welcome to Pretty Private with Ebony, the podcast where silence is broken and stories are set free. I'm ebony and every Tuesday I'll be sharing all new anonymous stories that would challenge your perceptions and give you new insight on the people around you. On Pretty Private, we'll explore the untold experiences of women of color who faced it all. Childhood trauma, addiction, abuse incarceration, grief, mental health struggles and more. And found the strength to make it to the other, other side. My dad was shot and killed in his house. Yes, he was a drug dealer. Yes, he was a confidential informant, but he wasn't shot on street corner. He wasn't shot in the middle of a drug deal. He was shot in his house, unarmed. Pretty Private isn't just a podcast. It's your personal guide for turning storylines into lifelines. Every Tuesday, make sure you listen to Pretty Private from the Black Effect Podcast network. Tune in on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you listen to your favorite shows.

[Danielle Robaix]

Your entire identity has been fabricated. Your beloved brother goes missing without a trace. You discover the depths of your mother's illness, the way it has echoed and reverberated throughout your life, impacting your very legacy. Hi, I'm Dani Shapiro and these are just a few of the profound and powerful stories I'll be mining on our 12th season of Family Secrets. With over 37 million downloads, we continue to be moved and inspired by our guests and their courageously told stories. I can't wait to share 10 powerful new episodes with you. Stories of tangled up identities, concealed truths, and the way in which family secrets almost always need to be told. I hope you'll join me and my extraordinary guests for this new season of Family Secrets. Listen to Family Secrets Season 12 on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts.

[Unknown Host]

Check out behind the Flow, a podcast documentary series following the launch of San Diego Football Club. We go behind the scenes and explore the stories of those involved.

[Bob Crawford]

San Diego coming to MLS is going to be a game changer because this region has been hungry for a men's professional soccer team. We need veteran players and we need young players. Like you're building a team from scratch and so the succession plan of long term success needs to be defined. We need to embrace this community. When I was 13, my uncle took me to a qualifier and we watched Parai against Chile. Pouring rain. Just watching the fans jumping up and down, I think that was definitely a watershed moment for me. Not only was that going to be my game, but it was going to be my life.

[Unknown Host]

Listen to San Diego FC behind the flow now on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts.

[Bob Crawford]

It is the Dan Patrick show here on FOX Sports Radio. Levar Arrington, Brady Quinn, Jonas Knox with you. We are going to remind you here, we're gonna remind you here that you should check out the fox Sports Radio, YouTube channel. Just search Fox Sports Radio on YouTube. You'll see a whole bunch of video highlights from our shows. Be sure to subscribe. So you never miss our very best Fox Sports radio videos on YouTube. Sometimes you can't get to everything in.

[Unknown Host]

The world of sports or entertainment.

[Bob Crawford]

Good thing the guys are here to.

[Unknown Host]

Bring you in case you missed it.

[Bob Crawford]

And for that, we turn it over to our executive producer, Lee Dalap.

[Lee Dalap]

Viva la vida. Just. Just a good song. Gets you in the mood. I don't know if you caught that on Coldplay. Well, if you did miss that, you might have also missed that Coldplay had a concert this week over in Gillette Stadium.

[Unknown Host]

What happened?

[Lee Dalap]

Well, something went viral. Kiss Cam panned over to astronomer CEO Andy Byron. He's a big time CEO for this astronomer company. Happened to be linked up with his hr head of chief, Chief and head of hr, Kristen Cabot. Problem is they're both married to other people. Kristen Mary covered her face and he ducked out of frame. Chris Martin, who was watching the. Chris Martin, of course, the head of Coldplay was watching. Hey, look at these cute couple that. Oh, they're either very shy or they're having an affair. Turns out, yes, they were having an affair. Moment has gone viral now. And Andy Byron's wife has taken herself off of social media, removed her name off of other sites.

[Unknown Host]

You think?

[Lee Dalap]

Yeah, you think. And Kristen Cabot has. Happens to be divorced. Double checking that. So yeah, there you go. Viral moment.

[Unknown Host]

She's not married.

Yeah, no, she wasn't. She was recently divorced.

[Bob Crawford]

Recently divorced.

[Unknown Host]

Okay, that makes it a little better. Like maybe a little. I mean, really, it may be a little better.

Better.

I mean, it's worse.

Well, here's the worst story. Now people are actually identifying people who are around them because they obviously knew of this. So now they're being drug into this too.

Oh, darn.

Which makes it even more interesting.

[Bob Crawford]

Yeah, I mean, you knew it. Is anybody going to call out Coldplay for being nosy?

[Unknown Host]

Oh, that is hilarious. He called it right on stage.

[Bob Crawford]

Yeah, my. Your business.

[Lee Dalap]

He did apologize right afterwards saying, I think we might have done something bad there.

[Unknown Host]

Yeah, you think?

[Bob Crawford]

I think more people on these cameras.

[Lee Dalap]

Need to take a lesson. I saw a Taylor Swift fan who.

[Bob Crawford]

Like threw a towel over her head.

[Lee Dalap]

While being interviewed because like she didn't want to show her face on TV because she was skipping work. She had called in sick to work to go to this Taylor Swift concert. I think more people's got to do that.

[Unknown Host]

So that's actually the question that Comes to mind with all this, surprisingly is. Should they have reacted more cool and calm in the moment because their reaction was what drew all the attention.

It did.

[Bob Crawford]

Yeah.

[Unknown Host]

But I think the damage was done.

[Bob Crawford]

To me, that's the only thing the guy did wrong. Just the way he acted.

[Unknown Host]

Did you see her face? His, his face was kind of like, oh, f. Her face was like, life is over.

[Bob Crawford]

It's over. I think the guy apologized on social media and, and in his apology he used Coldplay lyrics.

[Lee Dalap]

It was turned out that was a deep fake.

[Bob Crawford]

Oh, it was a fake. Okay. Because that was being reported. I wish that was true. He exonerated on all charges.

[Unknown Host]

Talk about a sick feeling. If that were to happen, how do, how would you react to that?

Hold on, hold on. I'm feeling sick about this.

Him and her.

[Bob Crawford]

And, and by the way, shame on Gillette Stadium for having such poor lighting that the guy thought that was his wife. Wife.

[Unknown Host]

There you go. That's what he should have did.

[Bob Crawford]

That's what should be exposed.

[Unknown Host]

You know what? Something happened where there was like a family tragedy or something to that effect. And, and there was just consulting that needed to take place.

[Bob Crawford]

Yeah, hold on.

[Unknown Host]

I, I, I, I need Jonas to unload his clip. I know he's got a bunch more jokes sitting in here.

[Bob Crawford]

I don't know.

[Unknown Host]

I can tell by looking at him on camera. No, he's sitting on a of bunch, bunch of stuff. That's where he was like. Well, he did nothing wrong. He did nothing wrong.

What did he do?

[Bob Crawford]

Who plays in Gillette Stadium?

[Unknown Host]

Patriots. Not the Patriots. Yeah, not lately.

[Bob Crawford]

Okay. I mean, what do you got? Well, they're gonna sit in judgment, all right? The people that are, that own and operate Gillette Stadium are gonna sit in judgment based on stuff we know about them.

[Unknown Host]

So clearly they're, they're leading the way on being poor examples.

[Bob Crawford]

Exactly.

[Unknown Host]

Keep going, Jonas.

[Bob Crawford]

It's that environment. It's that environment.

[Unknown Host]

I know you got more than this, but keep going.

[Bob Crawford]

Hey, Lee, what's this guy's name, this Andy Byron. Andy. You got my support.

[Unknown Host]

He's on a roll.

[Bob Crawford]

You got my support. Just, I think this is reckless reporting. And so what? They were hugging each other. Big deal. You can't give somebody a hug these.

[Unknown Host]

Days just cause that is true.

[Lee Dalap]

Their fingers were interlocked.

[Unknown Host]

Oh, so that was Dang Lee.

[Bob Crawford]

I mean, I mean, who goes that.

[Unknown Host]

Far to know that?

[Bob Crawford]

Remember the Pirates fan who fell over the outfit field wall?

[Unknown Host]

I mean, his fingers clearly were interlocked.

[Bob Crawford]

So this guy didn't want her to Fall out of the press box.

[Unknown Host]

There it is.

[Bob Crawford]

And out of the sweep.

[Unknown Host]

There it is.

[Bob Crawford]

And so.

[Unknown Host]

God, this was a safety precaution.

[Bob Crawford]

God forbid he shows a little bit compassion and concern for a woman in distress who's going through a divorce, but we're going to out this guy. Coldplay ought to be ashamed of themselves.

[Unknown Host]

I mean, Lee, you have a work wife.

[Lee Dalap]

Everybody has work wives. Yeah, I agree. Nothing wrong here.

[Unknown Host]

Yeah.

Lee, you've never gone on a trip with your work life, have you?

I mean, it's not like you've ever interlocked hands with your work wife. Yes, I would never. Oh, no. What happened to Jonas? What?

What happened to Jonas?

[Bob Crawford]

You've never.

[Unknown Host]

You've never done that, Lee?

No, I have. Leah's never had anything go in that direction. Hey, I mean. I mean, at least they were in the States.

[Bob Crawford]

We don't need to say that again because. Yeah, listen, it happens to the best of us, apparently. So that's.

[Unknown Host]

It's not like they were out of the country with, you know, at a Coldplay concert. They were at Gillette Stadium.

If there was one city you wouldn't want your work wife, you know, or to be seen with your work wife, or I guess for women out there, your work husband. Like, what city would that be? Thing?

[Bob Crawford]

Vegas.

[Unknown Host]

Yeah, probably Las Vegas. Miami. Miami.

But it's Vegas number one.

Gotta be Vegas.

[Lee Dalap]

Got the motto.

[Unknown Host]

Yeah, Vegas has got to be pretty good.

I mean, again, good thing no one's ever been there.

[Bob Crawford]

Yeah. What about Vancouver? Is that a. I'm thinking outside the box here. I don't know why this is.

[Unknown Host]

Make it more exotic or in the box.

Go to break. Matt, go. Go to break.

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