Archive for October 2011

Patrick “Seton” O’Connor impersonates Bears quarterback Jay Cutler after he takes a sack.

Dan had some interesting comments on this Jimmie Johnson cover. He thinks that Johnson means a lot to the sport and you have to recognize that.

CNBC sports business reporter Darren Rovell joined the show to talk about a wide variety of issues: — Rovell said the Green Bay Packers stock isn’t real stock, in the sense that it doesn’t pay dividends. He said they raise a lot of money with it. But it doesn’t help you get tickets. There’s an…

Cleveland Browns running back Peyton Hillis joined the show to talk about his season and more. Hillis talked about missing a Week 3 game against the Dolphins with strep throat. “It was my decision,” Hillis said. “It was something that hindered me. I lost a lot of weight. I was throwing up. I was very…

Pittsburgh Steelers safety Troy Polamalu joined the show to talk about his season and his hair. Polamalu basically said he’s oblivious to the way people cover the Steelers. And he really doesn’t follow Ben Roethlisberger’s health situation. And he doesn’t really like to watch NFL games. Polamalu is down at Madam Tussauds to unveil his wax…

KEZI in Oregon ran a story on “Occupy GameDay” this week. Here is the text: EUGENE, Ore. — Security at ESPN’s College GameDay in Eugene on Saturday will be on the lookout for more than the usual safety threats and foul language on signs. Now, they have references to radio host Dan Patrick’s broadcast to…

Minnesota Vikings running back Adrian Peterson joined the show to talk about their win over the Cardinals and more. Dan said the Cardinals didn’t want to tackle him and Peterson agreed. Dan asked him if he should take it easier on the young defenders, like Patrick Peterson, who he carried several yards into the end…

TBS and MLB Network analyst John Smoltz joined the show to talk about the playoffs and more. Smoltz said that one of the reasons the Phillies might have lost is that it was a five-game series. He thinks that the Phillies have the deepest rotation, but you don’t go deep into rotation in a five-game…