The Dan Patrick Show

The Dallas Cowboys agree to extend defensive tackle Quinnen Williams, and while the clock is ticking for “America’s Team,” Dan thinks they can do some real damage this year. After giving the NFL the open door to Christmas, the NBA pulls out all the stops for their holiday day game schedule with the LeBron James led Sixers taking on his former squad Lakers in Los Angeles.
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New Michigan head coach Kyle Whittingham doesn’t see the value in playing up the hate in the Michigan-Ohio State rivalry, and Dan agrees with him as he wonders how much that rivalry really needs the heat these days. College football analyst Charles Davis joins Dan to talk about the biggest questions facing college football this season, the Big Ten versus the SEC, and who has the best uniforms right now in college football.
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Scottie Pippen makes his argument for his place above LeBron James, but Dan isn’t buying it, largely because he doesn’t view the Bulls as Scottie’s team in the same way that it was Michael Jordan’s team. College football insider Bruce Feldman joins Dan to discuss the impending college football season and what we should expect from Penn State, what’s on stake for Bill Belichick at North Carolina, and the ongoing slap-fight between the Big Ten and the SEC that also includes their media partners.
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DP and the Danettes discuss Quinnen Williams' contract extension with the Cowboys. College football analyst Charles Davis discusses the ever-changing landscape of college football and thinks the Big Ten will continue their dominant streak. College football reporter Bruce Feldman sees Penn State as a playoff sleeper and breaks down his 2026 CFB "Freak List."
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Dan weighs in on the Pro Football Hall of Fame ceremony and has no problem with Adam Vinatieri taking shots during his acceptance speech. And Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers admits part of the reason he returned for this season was to play for Mike McCarthy again.
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