Best Podcast Episodes About Todd McShay
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Updated: Apr 02, 2026 – 21 episodes
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“… player on that list is a really good player. It's a great player, but there's one unicorn on the list. Yes. How do you not take that guy? Well, Todd wouldn't. Todd is Wemby down. Yes, Todd? And Joker at 31, if you're taking him for the next five years, he's got one foot out the door. He can't wait to hang out with his horses and go back to the barn. So is that someone you can really pick for the next five years? No, no. He'll continue to put up. It's not like he's going to slow down because he's already slow. It's not like he can't jump anymore because he couldn't jump. He'll be this way. …”
“… SGA, there's no highlights there. It's methodical. He's going to do that. He's going to go to the line. He's going to hit big jumpers. He can get to the hoop. But other than that, you don't have those. Boy, I've got to see that guy. Yes. Yeah, every player on that list is a really good player. It's a great player, but there's one unicorn on the list. Yes. How do you not take that guy? Well, Todd wouldn't. Todd is Wemby down. Yes, Todd? And Joker at 31, if you're taking him for the next five years, he's got one foot out the door. He can't wait to hang out with his horses and go back to the barn. So is that someone you can really pick for the next five years? No, no. He'll continue to put up. It's not like he's going to slow down because he's already slow. It's not like he can't jump anymore because he couldn't jump. He'll be this way. He's going to be the guy who's 50 years of age when you're playing at the Y and you go, damn, that guy's crushing us. That's going to be Joker as long as he wants to play. As long as he's enthused, then he'll put up those great numbers. The old guy at the Y. No, there's always one of those guys. I remember I played at the downtown athletic club. …”
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Victor Wembanyama is the standout player everyone is eager to watch, surpassing even reigning MVPs like SGA and Joker. While established stars like LeBron and Curry have their legacies, Wemby represents a fresh excitement in the league. His unique skills and allure make him the player to invest in for the future of basketball.
“… team, a lot of talk out here in Vegas is Scorpions is the name they're looking at from us just inside people. And then I had a question for Todd, because when you Google it, a serious question, not picking on you, Todd. When you Google Toddcast, a lot of things come up to find it, but if you were to change it to, like, putting on the fritz, then he may be the only one. So I was just curious what he thought about that. That's something we'll have to take a look at. I'll check with my man Dylan, because I thought there was a nice play on words, but it's true. or there's, I guess, other …”
“… play it. It always sounds like Bob Lamey, the voice of the Colts. I don't know who it is on that, but thank you for the memory there, Randy. Tripp in Vegas is back. Hi, Tripp. Hey, good morning, Dan. Always good to speak with you all. About the basketball team, a lot of talk out here in Vegas is Scorpions is the name they're looking at from us just inside people. And then I had a question for Todd, because when you Google it, a serious question, not picking on you, Todd. When you Google Toddcast, a lot of things come up to find it, but if you were to change it to, like, putting on the fritz, then he may be the only one. So I was just curious what he thought about that. That's something we'll have to take a look at. I'll check with my man Dylan, because I thought there was a nice play on words, but it's true. or there's, I guess, other Toddcasts or words or terms that are similar to that, then you've got to kind of cut through several. Well, there's Chuck Todd, I think, has a Toddcast. It could be a Todd Talks, like a TED Talks. He used to do that. He did do that briefly. Todd used to do Todd Talks with the French kid. They used to do Todd Talks. That was sort of the precursor to …”
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In a memorable encounter from 2005, Randy shares how Peyton Manning graciously signed an autograph and thanked him for being a fan, highlighting the quarterback's humility. This sparks a conversation about top NYC restaurants, including the famous Dead Rabbit for cheeseburgers and Keen's Steakhouse for its presidential memorabilia, making it a must-visit for anyone traveling to the city.
“Republican Congressman Todd Akin, who's running for Senate in Missouri, made some controversial comments over the weekend, which are controversial and also hilarious. He was speaking on a local news show in St. Louis, and he was – so he's very against abortion. This guy already looks like a character. Yeah, he was asked, is there any situation in which abortion should be permissible? I do like that. I was funny when someone says they're against something and then some, …”
“Republican Congressman Todd Akin, who's running for Senate in Missouri, made some controversial comments over the weekend, which are controversial and also hilarious. He was speaking on a local news show in St. Louis, and he was – so he's very against abortion. This guy already looks like a character. Yeah, he was asked, is there any situation in which abortion should be permissible? I do like that. I was funny when someone says they're against something and then some, like, there's a death row, there's a death penalty version of this. We're like, what if somebody came to your house and defecated on your grandmother and then put her into one of those meat grinders and then urinated into the meat grinder? Would you be for the death then? And then they always have to repeat under no circumstances, but you know they'd …”
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In this hilarious segment, the hosts dissect Congressman Todd Akin's absurd comments about 'legitimate rape' and the female body's magical mechanisms to prevent pregnancy. The comedic twist comes when they riff on the ridiculousness of his statements, leading to outrageous hypothetical scenarios that leave listeners laughing at the sheer absurdity of it all.
“… my top 20 overall. Now I can, I can see the comments down below. Oh, Clatt, you're a big 10 guy. Go check out Daniel Jeremiah's top 50. Go check out Todd McShay's top 50. They have it almost identical, very similar to the way I have it. The balance of power has certainly shifted. The SEC has been so dominant championships and draft, and that's starting to turn a little bit, starting to turn a little bit. I think that the, uh, the big 10 likely is going to have the most first round draft picks this year. And just a quick note about the first round and how it relates to college football. So there we go. …”
“… draft and for for 10 years no other conference had more first round draft picks than the SEC for 10 straight years. That's likely going to end this year. In fact, when you look at it, it's actually quite shocking. I only have three SEC players in my top 20 overall. Now I can, I can see the comments down below. Oh, Clatt, you're a big 10 guy. Go check out Daniel Jeremiah's top 50. Go check out Todd McShay's top 50. They have it almost identical, very similar to the way I have it. The balance of power has certainly shifted. The SEC has been so dominant championships and draft, and that's starting to turn a little bit, starting to turn a little bit. I think that the, uh, the big 10 likely is going to have the most first round draft picks this year. And just a quick note about the first round and how it relates to college football. So there we go. There's my top 50 list. Uh, remember, go back and check out the mock draft. Um, we did that awesome, all college football mock draft. That was one of my favorite exercises. I know you kind of had to think along with me there, but if you haven't checked that out, go back and check that one out on the YouTube page. And as we get closer to the NFL …”
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The SEC's dominance in college football and the NFL draft is shifting, with only three SEC players making Joel Klatt's top 20 prospects for the upcoming draft. This marks a significant change, as the Big Ten is poised to lead with the most first-round picks this year. Klatt emphasizes this shift as a fascinating evolution in college football's competitive landscape.
“… Yeah. Insane. So, yeah, I was like, I didn't want to diminish his accomplishments by reducing it to a play But this isn't his first rodeo. The CEO, Todd Zavodnik, he joined in 2025, sells the company in less than a year. And he's seen the story twice before. When he was at Zeltic, Allergan acquired it for $2.4 billion. And when he ran Dermavant, he sold that company for $1.2 billion in 2024. So he's seen a unicorn outcome two years ago, and he gets a new job. He's like, I was going to take some time off. back in the arena and immediately sells the company. So clearly a great operator. And no …”
“There's some interesting stuff going on. So Novartis. This guy is such a CEO is such a chat. Yeah. Insane. So, yeah, I was like, I didn't want to diminish his accomplishments by reducing it to a play But this isn't his first rodeo. The CEO, Todd Zavodnik, he joined in 2025, sells the company in less than a year. And he's seen the story twice before. When he was at Zeltic, Allergan acquired it for $2.4 billion. And when he ran Dermavant, he sold that company for $1.2 billion in 2024. So he's seen a unicorn outcome two years ago, and he gets a new job. He's like, I was going to take some time off. back in the arena and immediately sells the company. So clearly a great operator. And no one was really surprised by this, at least in the stock market. Novartis is sort of flat. Join his next company. That's a good idea. Just follow this guy around. Just $3 billion acquisitions back to back. I would, I think it's a good risk adjusted. I would love to be a janitor in this company. I would love to be a janitor here. I'll actually take all …”
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Novartis is making waves with its $2 billion acquisition of Excellergy, a strategic move to enhance its allergy drug portfolio. CEO Todd Zavodnik has a proven track record, having successfully sold previous companies for billions, and this acquisition is expected to bolster Novartis's existing immunology business. As key patents for their blockbuster allergy drug Zolaire expire, this move positions Novartis to maintain its competitive edge in the market.
“… my wife gave me the green light, so it's okay. And it's like, it's actually not. What would you guys do? I would go up to the DJ and say what car Todd drives and be like, a white Mazda? You're being towed. Yes. I would have to get out. But then he's stuck at the wedding. You want him out. I would say something like that. I think I would just be like, I can't believe you did this, Leif. Right. It sucks. I mean, it really is like, like the hindsight of it that he can't have is like, when you know, when like, clearly at this stage, he knew that his sibling was such a piece of shit that he's …”
“… and affair is so intense. And especially hearing like they have a kid, I'm like, so they're going to be separated. It's so messy. Also, he's like, my wife gave me the green light because he knows that it's like he's gone too far. To be like, yeah, my wife gave me the green light, so it's okay. And it's like, it's actually not. What would you guys do? I would go up to the DJ and say what car Todd drives and be like, a white Mazda? You're being towed. Yes. I would have to get out. But then he's stuck at the wedding. You want him out. I would say something like that. I think I would just be like, I can't believe you did this, Leif. Right. It sucks. I mean, it really is like, like the hindsight of it that he can't have is like, when you know, when like, clearly at this stage, he knew that his sibling was such a piece of shit that he's like, he's going to steal the spotlight. He's going to do everything he can. It's like, yeah, you don't invite him to the wedding at that stage. He already knew like, I'm not going to make you a groomsman. It's like the guy with the toenail. It's like, do you feel better? Are you feeling better? Yeah. And also, just as even saying it for OP, it's …”
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In this segment, the hosts hilariously dissect the audacity of someone proposing at a wedding, likening it to a malicious act. The funniest moment comes when one host suggests they’d announce the car getting towed, showcasing their revenge fantasy while navigating the messy family dynamics involved.
“… money and know how to take it. Yeah. Wow. How does that work next time you see him? Hey, Mom. Hey, Dad. Or maybe you don't see them anymore. Yes, Todd? I'd be bombed out if my parents did that to me. That's just not a nice thing to do. Speaking of bombing. Wow. Yes. Yes, Paulie. You always see these videos. There's one that's out there where a guy made the bigs, and he got drafted, and he got like a $5 million bonus. and his parents opened up this letter that he paid off their mortgage and the parents are crying. Thanks for all those times you took me to practice and travel teams. Well, these …”
“They just got to vote that foundation, by the way. All signs that they know what they're doing with that money and know how to take it. Yeah. Wow. How does that work next time you see him? Hey, Mom. Hey, Dad. Or maybe you don't see them anymore. Yes, Todd? I'd be bombed out if my parents did that to me. That's just not a nice thing to do. Speaking of bombing. Wow. Yes. Yes, Paulie. You always see these videos. There's one that's out there where a guy made the bigs, and he got drafted, and he got like a $5 million bonus. and his parents opened up this letter that he paid off their mortgage and the parents are crying. Thanks for all those times you took me to practice and travel teams. Well, these parents just said, let's bypass that. You're going to pay for our house and we'll tell you about it. There's a huge difference between saying, mom and dad, I paid off your mortgage, or mom and dad saying, oh, you paid off our mortgage. Huge difference. Just trying to help you out. By the way, you paid off our mortgage. Thank you. Shouldn't I? They …”
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Imagine getting drafted into the MLB and finding out your parents paid off their mortgage without telling you. Instead of a heartfelt thank you, they sent a letter saying, 'Look what you did for us!' This raises the question: how should parents handle their child's newfound wealth, and can trust be misplaced within family finances?
“… like nationally. But remember, we had Pete Thamble reaching out saying, hey, I've talked to some GMs, and I heard I was tuning into the McShay Show, and you guys have a potential first round. And I'm kind of getting that maybe that could be the case. so i i feel like while we were first to market i also rightfully so was very late on being like yeah i'll put my chips in on this guy you know yeah and we'll get to that right we'll get to that in a minute let's talk about him what what do we have in mendoza”
“… And we were first to market, I promise you. I saw a clip on social media about Mike Mayock, our bud, right from the old NFL Network, Raiders GM, talking about nobody knew anything about this guy last year. And I understand that, like national, conceptually, like nationally. But remember, we had Pete Thamble reaching out saying, hey, I've talked to some GMs, and I heard I was tuning into the McShay Show, and you guys have a potential first round. And I'm kind of getting that maybe that could be the case. so i i feel like while we were first to market i also rightfully so was very late on being like yeah i'll put my chips in on this guy you know yeah and we'll get to that right we'll get to that in a minute let's talk about him what what do we have in mendoza”
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Fernando Mendoza, a former two-star recruit and grandson of Cuban immigrants, is generating buzz as a potential first-round NFL draft pick. After a late scholarship offer from Cal, he has shown remarkable growth as a quarterback, leading to conversations among GMs about his potential success and the reasons for possible failure. This analysis dives into what makes Mendoza stand out in the competitive 2026 QB class.
“Sticking to the AFC North when Sean Jenkins says new Browns head coach Todd Munkin has been a refreshing surprise. Ocho, let's take a listen to what he has. A couple different coaches over the past couple years. Have you heard from your new head coach Todd Munkin yet? Bro, I have. And, bro, honestly, like, it's not what I thought it would have been. Like, what did you think it was going to be? I thought he was going to be like more so like because my past coach, bro, he was like really even kill, bro, like super quiet. …”
“Sticking to the AFC North when Sean Jenkins says new Browns head coach Todd Munkin has been a refreshing surprise. Ocho, let's take a listen to what he has. A couple different coaches over the past couple years. Have you heard from your new head coach Todd Munkin yet? Bro, I have. And, bro, honestly, like, it's not what I thought it would have been. Like, what did you think it was going to be? I thought he was going to be like more so like because my past coach, bro, he was like really even kill, bro, like super quiet. I thought I was going to get that from Coach Munkin, but it wasn't that like he was like a real players coach, bro. Like, you know, like give me a hug, like all that, bro. So he was just super communicative of what he wanted from a team, what his goal is, what his objective is, what he want to come in and do. And, you know, he knows exactly what …”
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Todd Munkin's coaching style has been a refreshing change for the Cleveland Browns, showcasing a more communicative and player-focused approach compared to his predecessor. Players like Sean Jenkins have noted Munkin's energetic, supportive demeanor, which contrasts with the quieter style of former coach Kevin Stefanski. This shift in coaching philosophy is expected to influence team dynamics and performance as the season progresses.
“… costume. Let's take a look at this article from the Daily Beast. stress ice chief hospitalized twice after Miller meltdowns. Acting ice director Todd Loins was hospitalized at least twice due to the, quote, stress related issues while exiting, executing, excuse me, the president's migrant crackdown, a new report alleges. Administration officials tell Politico that the strain put on Loins, in part by the White House and its top immigration advisor, Stephen Miller, caused the 52 year old to, quote, struggle to make key decisions for the agency. He would be visibly upset and struggling to make …”
“… the United States of America. I mean, oh, my God, so much dishonesty there. But I just want to take you back to the very beginning, what we were talking about, the party trying to destroy the United States of America right here, folks, in the chicken costume. Let's take a look at this article from the Daily Beast. stress ice chief hospitalized twice after Miller meltdowns. Acting ice director Todd Loins was hospitalized at least twice due to the, quote, stress related issues while exiting, executing, excuse me, the president's migrant crackdown, a new report alleges. Administration officials tell Politico that the strain put on Loins, in part by the White House and its top immigration advisor, Stephen Miller, caused the 52 year old to, quote, struggle to make key decisions for the agency. He would be visibly upset and struggling to make the decisions that were needed to be made by the director, a former DHS official said. One current two former officials told the site that Loins often takes a long time to make decisions, forcing his deputies to do more work. Those same officials attributed Loins' stress, which saw him, quote, break out into a full sweat with his face turning deep …”
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The acting ICE director, Todd Loins, was hospitalized twice due to extreme stress from the Trump administration's immigration policies, largely driven by Stephen Miller's intense pressure. Reports reveal that Loins struggled to make crucial decisions, often breaking into a sweat during high-pressure calls with Miller, who was described as a 'real-life Voldemort' for his aggressive tactics. This situation highlights the intense internal dysfunction within the administration during its crackdown on migrants.
“That Stefanski That true Todd Monkin comes in 60 years old I don know the 60 year old stat It not going to work man This is not I look, I know we all like Todd Monken from a fantasy standpoint. He likes to air it out, play fast, do, do great things. What's my age again? Honestly, I didn't realize that's what that drop was. Yeah. I thought that was the actual song, but, uh, 60-year-old first-time head coach for the Browns who don't have a quarterback in place. Like, it's …”
“That Stefanski That true Todd Monkin comes in 60 years old I don know the 60 year old stat It not going to work man This is not I look, I know we all like Todd Monken from a fantasy standpoint. He likes to air it out, play fast, do, do great things. What's my age again? Honestly, I didn't realize that's what that drop was. Yeah. I thought that was the actual song, but, uh, 60-year-old first-time head coach for the Browns who don't have a quarterback in place. Like, it's just, this is a placeholder for two years. That drop had not been used since 2017, by the way. Let me give you some sweet stats about old dudes taking over. Eight first-time head coaches over the last 25 years that were 55! Or older. they averaged 6.4 wins in year one and only mike zimmer and bruce arians lasted more than three years this is this …”
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Todd Monken, a 60-year-old first-time head coach, faces a daunting challenge with the Cleveland Browns, who lack a solid quarterback and have a struggling offensive line. Historically, older first-time coaches have had poor success rates, averaging just 6.4 wins in their first year. With Deshaun Watson's underwhelming performance and a potential quarterback competition looming, the Browns' offensive future remains uncertain.
“… CDC, the highest mortality month is the United States and the lowest mortality month. Who wants to guess? All right. The mortality game. All right. Todd? The highest mortality month, I'm going to say, is December. Okay. And the lowest I'm going to say is June. Okay. Seton? I'm going to go kind of opposite. I think more people die in the summer, less people die in the winter. So I'm going to go like a January, July situation. January, July. Marvin? I think a lot of people die in January for sure. And in July is the least deadliest. So January and July. Most to least. Hmm. I'll go December most. …”
“… being buried in corduroys for sure. There's no doubt about that. Probably so. Probably so. Yeah, Paul. We also did a little research about death, and we talked about if you own a funeral home, is there a slow season? There is. Guess, according to the CDC, the highest mortality month is the United States and the lowest mortality month. Who wants to guess? All right. The mortality game. All right. Todd? The highest mortality month, I'm going to say, is December. Okay. And the lowest I'm going to say is June. Okay. Seton? I'm going to go kind of opposite. I think more people die in the summer, less people die in the winter. So I'm going to go like a January, July situation. January, July. Marvin? I think a lot of people die in January for sure. And in July is the least deadliest. So January and July. Most to least. Hmm. I'll go December most. I'll go January least. Some pretty good guesses. The highest mortality month, January. The lowest, August. People are getting ready for school, too busy to die. Yeah, back to school. Back to school shopping. Rarely happen. January, 20% more die in January than they do in August traditionally. Man, that's really a statement on New Year's …”
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January is the deadliest month in the U.S., with mortality rates 20% higher than in August. This surprising statistic reflects the aftermath of holiday stress and failed New Year’s resolutions, as people push to survive until the new year. The discussion humorously connects mortality trends to the busy back-to-school season, suggesting that people are simply too occupied to die in August.
“… that not that insane A completely insane prediction that would make me go, oh my God, but then we could replay it on April 30th and be like, McShay fucking called this in the completely insane prediction section. Cole Payton, North Dakota State's quarterback, was a one-year starter at at North Dakota State. He was essentially Tim Tebow. Remember the role Tim Tebow had? Was it Chris Leak his freshman year where he kind of came in off the bench and would rotate a little bit, would handle the inverted veer and the inside running. Essentially, he was a fullback and would handle short yardage, …”
“… whole life, basically. The good news is Miami and the Jets four times. The bad news is basically everybody else on the schedule. But you do have four games that should be... Pretty winnable. All right Before you go give me one completely insane prediction that not that insane A completely insane prediction that would make me go, oh my God, but then we could replay it on April 30th and be like, McShay fucking called this in the completely insane prediction section. Cole Payton, North Dakota State's quarterback, was a one-year starter at at North Dakota State. He was essentially Tim Tebow. Remember the role Tim Tebow had? Was it Chris Leak his freshman year where he kind of came in off the bench and would rotate a little bit, would handle the inverted veer and the inside running. Essentially, he was a fullback and would handle short yardage, goal line and some run plays, right? Yeah. He did that for three years at North Dakota State. He was a runner who was kind of utilizing this gimmicky, not gimmicky, but in a sub-package role, if you will. Yeah. Gets the starting job this year. He's also a lefty. He's also got a tight upper body. And the first 20 throws I watched of him, and as I'm …”
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The NBA's consideration of Las Vegas as a second choice for expansion behind Seattle is questioned, suggesting a need for deeper analysis of Las Vegas's potential as a market.
“… on that pick. If it's not the Titans, the clock starts for Jeremiah Lovett 5. but as I said in this if you go read it the ringer.com slash McShay if you go read this I said I'm not overly convinced this isn't one where I have conviction that this is the pick at this point I think there's a maybe 50 50 chance I think Sonny Stiles would be absolutely brilliant with the Giants talk about that run defense yeah that run defense all of it chess piece and so if they go a Sonny Stiles or a Caleb Downs at five. Then it goes to seven with the commanders. Commanders pick at seven and then not again …”
“… Scadaboo in different areas of the draft, trading back into 24, 25 overall to get Jackson Dart. And then in the fourth round, getting him Cam Scadaboo. Those were the two guys he wanted. So there's going to be some healthy push and pull in that organization on that pick. If it's not the Titans, the clock starts for Jeremiah Lovett 5. but as I said in this if you go read it the ringer.com slash McShay if you go read this I said I'm not overly convinced this isn't one where I have conviction that this is the pick at this point I think there's a maybe 50 50 chance I think Sonny Stiles would be absolutely brilliant with the Giants talk about that run defense yeah that run defense all of it chess piece and so if they go a Sonny Stiles or a Caleb Downs at five. Then it goes to seven with the commanders. Commanders pick at seven and then not again until 77. Could they try to trade out? But I'm also hearing that they've got a lot of interest in Jeremiah Love at seven. So that's what I want to keep in mind. Can I tell you something else that I thought about? No, you look at the depth of the running backs for the Giants, right? And you got Tyron Tracy, Devin Singletary. You've got obviously …”
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Jeremiah Love could be the key to relieving pressure off the Giants' second-year quarterback, thanks to his dual-threat ability as a runner and receiver. With a strong push from the coaching staff, including insights from head coach John Harbaugh, the Giants are weighing their options at the draft, making Love a potential standout pick. As the clock ticks, the Giants must decide if Love is the right fit amidst their running back depth and overall strategy.
“… show boys the show boys sounds weird that Sounds like some creepy website you on Stay out of my personal life I was looking over your shoulder Yes Todd The Las Vegas Gentleman's Club. Like they have the Washington Commanders Club. We were talking about real names, Todd. I think that would be fun, though. But Adam Silverady kind of nixed one of those things recently. Can't do the Magic City thing, so he definitely can't call them the Las Vegas Gentleman's Club. No, no. He can't do Olympic Garden or anything like that. Good times, though. Spearmint Rhino. Yeah, the rhinos. Yes, Mark? Maybe …”
“dice yes marvin this may be frisk fritzy the show boys the show boys sounds weird that Sounds like some creepy website you on Stay out of my personal life I was looking over your shoulder Yes Todd The Las Vegas Gentleman's Club. Like they have the Washington Commanders Club. We were talking about real names, Todd. I think that would be fun, though. But Adam Silverady kind of nixed one of those things recently. Can't do the Magic City thing, so he definitely can't call them the Las Vegas Gentleman's Club. No, no. He can't do Olympic Garden or anything like that. Good times, though. Spearmint Rhino. Yeah, the rhinos. Yes, Mark? Maybe something like from one of their old XFL, the Outlaws or something like that. I don't know. I haven't seen any names. Yes, Paulie? I've got kind of a rando betting site. They have the Mirage, the Jokers, the Outlaws, the Scorpions, the Venom, the Diamonds. The Diamonds. Yeah, but that should have been for the Las Vegas A's. Right. The diamonds. Las …”
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The nickname 'Iceman' has sparked a trademark dispute, raising questions about its rightful owner. In this segment, the hosts dive into the history and implications of the nickname, exploring its significance in the world of sports. The conversation reveals how a simple moniker can lead to complex legal battles and identity crises.
“… their height and weight uh oh thank you A lot of suggestions coming in yesterday on social media, helping me get through this speech in August. Yes, Todd? Take it from me, you don't want to make it about you. If you do something like that, then you're totally making it about you. Thank you, Todd. While you just made it about you, not wanting to make it about you. It's really a no-win situation, but I thought that was a clever thing to say in the moment. Thank you, Todd. That's what I was saying yesterday. So whatever you do, just don't make it about you, Dan. Todd, you can't help yourself. I …”
“… sports moment she had as a kid. Best and worst of the weekend. Best, her getting married. and worse this speech and then and then take some calls from the wedding guy i'll take uh some some people be raising their hand at the reception giving me their height and weight uh oh thank you A lot of suggestions coming in yesterday on social media, helping me get through this speech in August. Yes, Todd? Take it from me, you don't want to make it about you. If you do something like that, then you're totally making it about you. Thank you, Todd. While you just made it about you, not wanting to make it about you. It's really a no-win situation, but I thought that was a clever thing to say in the moment. Thank you, Todd. That's what I was saying yesterday. So whatever you do, just don't make it about you, Dan. Todd, you can't help yourself. I just walk right into it, don't I? You do. Like, Seton had a really good story about screwing up his haircut, and then all of a sudden it became about you. I made a five-second comment saying, you know, it's a first world problem. I wish I had hair. But why can't you? You could have just commented on Seton, let Seton have the moment. I didn't realize I …”
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In a hilarious exchange, a listener suggests incorporating elements from the Dan Patrick Show into his wedding speech, including stats and call-ins. The banter highlights the challenge of making a wedding speech about the bride without turning it into a comedic roast, especially when Todd interjects with his own commentary. This segment showcases the blend of humor and heartfelt moments that make wedding speeches memorable.
“… because it lost. Yeah. Yeah, Paulie. Akron was down five and a half to Texas Tech. The end of the game, 91-71. Red Raiders over your zips. Yes, Todd. So, Joan came away with zip because of Akron. Okay. I'm going to give you a blue one now. I feel bad, though. He could have won, like, what, $5,600 was on the line? Yeah. I would have shared with you, too, Todd, not until that comment. Do you have any bets coming up? Well, Dan, I actually, I genuinely didn't bet anything over the weekend. I legitimately was so mad on Friday that, despondent, some would say. Yeah. Like, I know no one cares …”
“… cashed out and then just lied and said I didn't to seem tougher. How was social media treating you? They were very rude to me, Dan, actually. There's a lot of keyboard warriors who, after the fact, were like, should have cashed out. I was like, yeah, because it lost. Yeah. Yeah, Paulie. Akron was down five and a half to Texas Tech. The end of the game, 91-71. Red Raiders over your zips. Yes, Todd. So, Joan came away with zip because of Akron. Okay. I'm going to give you a blue one now. I feel bad, though. He could have won, like, what, $5,600 was on the line? Yeah. I would have shared with you, too, Todd, not until that comment. Do you have any bets coming up? Well, Dan, I actually, I genuinely didn't bet anything over the weekend. I legitimately was so mad on Friday that, despondent, some would say. Yeah. Like, I know no one cares about your parlay that lost by one leg, but like, I believed. I also told the entire nation ahead of time that it was hanging in the balance, which probably in the gambling god's eyes was not a great idea. True. But I'll be back. I didn't even want to look at the board after that. The current favorite to win it all is still Duke? Yeah, it's still Duke. …”
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Dylan almost scored over $5,000 from a 10-team parlay but lost it all due to one wrong bet. Despite hitting 8 out of 8, he needed Akron to cover and they fell short. Listen as he reflects on his regret and the harsh social media reactions that followed his loss.
“… the seventh pick No I haven gotten that far yet because of the NBA season but I will have that buttoned up by the time we get to that night Like McShay for us thinks love is the best player in the draft, the running back. There's a chance he could go to seven. All the money they just spent went into their defense. So that's been and it should be. It was just laughable how bad their defense was that year. That's where the money's been spent. So now the talk is they're going to turn the first round of the draft into an offensive pick. And that would be the position. We only have one running back …”
“… So I'm going to sell you. I like I like the names. I, you know, I like what on paper it looks like it's adding. I'm cynical that it's actually going to work out that way. It's just where I'm at right now. Have you studied the NFL draft Because you have the seventh pick No I haven gotten that far yet because of the NBA season but I will have that buttoned up by the time we get to that night Like McShay for us thinks love is the best player in the draft, the running back. There's a chance he could go to seven. All the money they just spent went into their defense. So that's been and it should be. It was just laughable how bad their defense was that year. That's where the money's been spent. So now the talk is they're going to turn the first round of the draft into an offensive pick. And that would be the position. We only have one running back right now, really. You know, Akroski Merritt's a really good player. But that's like the only running back we have. Other guys have signed with other teams. Eckler is probably done. So like we don't have any other running backs. So I think that probably is the position that they're going to target. And that is the name that looks like it's going …”
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The debate is heating up: Shea Gilgeous-Alexander might just be the best player in the NBA right now. His incredible shot-making ability, efficiency, and versatility are making waves, especially as he competes with elite players like Jokic. This discussion highlights the evolving criteria for what makes a player the best in the league.
“… or on our social media platforms. Just heard from Darius Rucker. He's in London, and he reached out saying, can I be in the bracket challenge? Todd, did you not have the right phone number for Darius? Maybe I didn't. I said something, and then maybe it didn't get to him, but I'm glad he reached out and said that he wants to participate. So let's go. All right. So Darius is going to be in there among the luminaries who are going to be in the Celebrity Bracket Challenge. You know, we talked about this on Tuesday when Mel Kuyper had his mock draft. And he had Ty Simpson going to the Jets, I …”
“… this show on Peacock. Thank you for downloading the app. And you can also watch on NBC Sports Network. 877-3DP-SHOW. Operator Tyler is sitting by. He'll take your phone calls. You still have time to sign up for the Bracket Challenge. Go to danpatrick.com or on our social media platforms. Just heard from Darius Rucker. He's in London, and he reached out saying, can I be in the bracket challenge? Todd, did you not have the right phone number for Darius? Maybe I didn't. I said something, and then maybe it didn't get to him, but I'm glad he reached out and said that he wants to participate. So let's go. All right. So Darius is going to be in there among the luminaries who are going to be in the Celebrity Bracket Challenge. You know, we talked about this on Tuesday when Mel Kuyper had his mock draft. And he had Ty Simpson going to the Jets, I think, at 16. And then I just saw this article that here the headline Alabama quarterback Ty Simpson appears to be tumbling down draft boards The Ringers Todd McShay said that an AFC North team isn even looking at the quarterback Instead, they're looking at Carson Beck. Let's see. What else do we have? Multiple scouts don't view Ty Simpson as a …”
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Alabama quarterback Ty Simpson is reportedly tumbling down NFL draft boards, with some scouts not viewing him as a first-round pick. Despite his performance during the season, questions about his size and arm talent have emerged, leading teams to consider other quarterbacks like Carson Beck instead. This situation raises concerns about whether teams are overthinking their choices ahead of the draft.
“Probably a tackle. So we do that, I'm telling you. Shador just grows. Give him another year. Coach actually believes in him. Todd Munkin actually believes in him. Shador, man, we wanted to get you when he was in the Ravens. We just need, just show me that you, you know what I'm saying? Just a little bit of respect, a little bit of love. And then when your boy Dylan Gabriel hit him with the perfect timing because he didn't take the timing of what was going on over there. I think they got some beef in the locker room. I hope they do. Zero beef. I'm going to make it up. Zero …”
“Probably a tackle. So we do that, I'm telling you. Shador just grows. Give him another year. Coach actually believes in him. Todd Munkin actually believes in him. Shador, man, we wanted to get you when he was in the Ravens. We just need, just show me that you, you know what I'm saying? Just a little bit of respect, a little bit of love. And then when your boy Dylan Gabriel hit him with the perfect timing because he didn't take the timing of what was going on over there. I think they got some beef in the locker room. I hope they do. Zero beef. I'm going to make it up. Zero beef. No beef. It ain't what Dylan Gabriel's fiance was saying earlier, how everybody wanted him to play over Shador. Shader and listen if the that's what your teammates are saying from what his vision Beyonce is saying pillow talking this is what I'll tell you this is what I'll tell you this is what I'll tell you it's Deshaun Watson who and …”
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There's speculation that Dylan Gabriel's position as the starter is at risk, fueled by locker room chatter and his fiancée's comments. This tension highlights the struggle for respect among quarterbacks, especially with Shador Sanders gaining attention and support from the coaching staff. Ultimately, the team's dynamics are shifting, and the quarterback battle is intensifying.
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