The Dan Patrick Show

DP is celebrating his 70th birthday and the Danettes scramble to present appropriate gifts. The NFL schedule was released and although the opening game is a Super Bowl rematch between the Seahawks and Patriots, all that anybody is interested in is talking about Mike Vrabel and Dianna Russini.
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Dan and the Danettes dive deep into the NFL schedule and some of the most intriguing matchups. And NFL insider Albert Breer joins the show to discuss the NFL schedule, the ongoing Mike Vrabel saga, and more storylines as the NFL once again seizes headlines.
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Scott Van Pelt joins Dan to talk about the PGA Championship, what kind of draw Scottie Scheffler brings to the sport and the struggles of some of the top stars on the difficult course. Rich Eisen joins Dan to talk about memories of SportsCenter and the new documentary he’s working on about the show’s history and alumni, helps to celebrate Dan’s birthday, and talks about how he was escorted out of the Mothership.
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NFL reporter Albert Breer peels back the curtain on the NFL schedule-making process and discusses how the league's focus remains casual audience expansion. Golf analyst Scott Van Pelt paints a picture of the brutal conditions at this year's PGA Championship and emphasizes Scottie Scheffler's must-watch presence. And longtime friend Rich Eisen looks back on days at Sportscenter with Dan, explains how the NFL schedule release has transformed into a full-scale social media event, and wishes DP a very happy birthday.
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DP thinks it was an obvious tripping foul in the waning moments of last night’s NBA Playoff game between the Cavaliers and Pistons and he’s tired of the inconsistent officiating when games are on the line. And he believes the Lakers and Steelers would be making mistakes if they hold on to their aging superstars (LeBron James and Aaron Rodgers) instead of building for the future.
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