The Dan Patrick Show

Dan recaps another eventful week in the NFL, and an even more exciting week of college football. He is convinced expanding the College Football Playoff to 24 teams wouldn’t have lessened the entertainment value of the upsets we saw yesterday and that it will ultimately be a good thing for the sport.
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Dan addresses reports that the Indianapolis Colts are pursuing Peyton Manning to take over as their General Manager. And Rick Neuheisel drops by to weigh in on the crazy weekend of college football and the upcoming expansion of the College Football Playoff to 24 teams.
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DP talks about some of the terrible calls by referees in the NFL and college football recently and how difficult it is for these officials to get it right. And he weighs in on Bears QB Caleb Williams successful return to action yesterday.
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Dan takes a look at Week 6 of the NFL including plenty of upsets and unpredictable scores. Speaking of chaos, this weekend in college football had plenty of wild games of its own. Dan looks at the Saturday slate and why this weekend shows the importance of the College Football Playoff expansion. Former head coach and current college football analyst Rick Neuheisel joined the show to discuss who the best team in college football is as well as the pros and cons of playoff expansion.
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Broadcasting legend Al Michaels stops by to and pays his respects to Mike Ditka and tells DP he’ll know when it’s time to hang it up. Big Noon Kickoff and 2 Pros and a Cup of Joe host, Brady Quinn joins Dan to talk about the upcoming marquee showdown between Indiana and Ohio State, and how the masses still haven’t really caught onto the idea of Indiana being a dominant juggernaut. Thursday Night Football saw a victory for Denver, but Todd Fritz isn’t wearing his Broncos gear. And the Dodgers got swept by the Brewers in the NLCS and the fallout is already hitting baseball.
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