Dan Patrick Show
Olsen on Ballard, Busts, and Backing Off Early
FOX NFL Analyst Greg Olsen joined to weigh in on contracts, quarterbacks, and the balance of football and TV. Olsen noted why agents are crucial, keeping negotiations from getting personal, a lesson Jerry Jones could use. Olsen pegged Trey Hendrickson’s absence as more damaging than Terry McLaurin’s and said Chris Ballard deserves credit if he…
Read MoreCowboys’ ’90s Drama Hits the Screen
Maclain Way, producer and director of the new Dallas Cowboys documentary, says Jerry Jones was an open book in recounting the franchise’s early ’90s dynasty. The film explores Jerry striking oil, firing Tom Landry, hiring Jimmy Johnson, and the chaos that followed. Way says the doc digs deeper into Johnson’s dramatic exit than expected, while…
Read MoreStafford > Russ
Mike Florio, co-host of PFT Live, didn’t hold back on a wide range of NFL topics. He said he’d take Joe Flacco’s career over Philip Rivers’, noting the Super Bowl ring, massive contract, and humility as a backup. On smelling salts, Florio pointed to collective bargaining as the reason they remain, even though he thinks…
Read MoreChase Daniel Explains Why Daniel Jones Got the Nod
Fourteen-year NFL veteran Chase Daniel knows quarterback play, and he sees why Daniel Jones got the nod in Indy: pre-snap checks and command at the line. Still, he warns patience is short—if Jones falters, Anthony Richardson’s upside is undeniable. Daniel notes how little time QBs and coaches get in today’s league, where front offices move…
Read MoreThe Rookie Traits Devin McCourty Looks for Most
Devin McCourty, now on Football Night in America, still breaks the game down like a captain. On preseason, he says vets focus on small improvements, while Belichick often treated early games as “more important preseason” to keep evaluating. He praised Jimmy Garoppolo as a gamer who thrived more in live action than practice, and values…
Read MoreBrees on QBs, Broadcasting, and the Future of Football
Drew Brees isn’t just a 13-time Pro Bowler—he’s still shaping the game’s conversation. Brees took some time to clarify his brief NBC stint, saying he stepped away by choice despite the network wanting him back. He values experience in rookie QBs and predicts evaluation will shift as dual-threats like Lamar Jackson redefine the position.
Read MorePreseason Grit with Ross Tucker
Ross Tucker brought the realness of preseason football. Talking about the NFLs medical practices, and the harsh reality of being cut. As for the rest of preseason football. Tucker is excited to watch whether it’s backup battles in Philly or Bengals starters actually suiting up.
Read MoreRedZone Today, HoopZone Tomorrow?
Front Office Sports’ Michael McCarthy called ESPN’s deal with the NFL “an insurance policy”—a preemptive power move to keep its seat at the table. While other networks considered it, only ESPN made the leap, acquiring rights to NFL RedZone and NFL Network. The real kicker? ESPN now owns the RedZone brand, opening the door for…
Read MoreESPN Buys In, But What’s the Cost for Players?
Mike Florio joined the show today to break down the NFL’s media merger mess and why fans should or should not care. From ESPN’s equity stake to potential ripple effects on player contracts, Florio warned it’s not all consumer-friendly. He also questioned Jerry Jones’ “handshake deal” approach with Micah Parsons and explained the strange smelling…
Read MorePie to the Face? Will ND Go Undefeated
Andy Staples of ON3 Sports stopped by and gave a cautious thumbs-up to Notre Dame’s undefeated hopes—but not necessarily a title. Even taking on a pie to the face bet. Staples also dug into the new quarterback shuffle among title contenders, with Arch Manning and Julian Sayin getting early nods. His “watch list” included potential…
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