The Dan Patrick Show

The NFL returned with a roar on Wednesday night with a Super Bowl rematch. The Seahawks claimed victory again, but Dan has his microscope on Patriots’ quarterback Drake Maye as he throws three interceptions in the 4th quarter. Pro Football Hall of Famer Joe Thomas talks about how the Seahawks adjusted when quarterback Sam Darnold left the game, and how the Rams and 49ers will be impacted by different travel schedules to Australia.
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Netflix blows off the Dan Patrick Show and doesn’t make anyone from Thursday’s NFL broadcast available. But does the rest of the country know the game is on Netflix tonight? MMQB’s Albert Breer joins Dan to talk about the continued international expansion of the NFL, including potentially moving into the Middle East or even holding a Super Bowl outside the United States; plus, Albert dishes on the timeline for Aaron Donald and what all happened with Drake Maye last night.
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Dan and the Danettes talk about the aura surrounding Bo Jackson in his heyday and how Deion Sanders aspired to those same heights as a multi-sport athlete. Dan and Dylan clash hard over U2 and whether this is actually an all-time great band or whether they are just annoying.
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Dan summarizes Wednesday night's season-opening game between the Seahawks and the Patriots. Pro Football Hall of Famer Joe Thomas stopped by the show to give his thoughts on last night's game as well as when he thinks Raiders fans might see Fernando Mendoza start. And NFL insider Albert Breer also joined the show to talk about the NFL's future plans with games overseas.
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Dan is excited for tonight’s opening game in the NFL and isn’t surprised Aaron Donald won’t be playing in Australia tomorrow for the Rams. And college football insider Pat Forde drops by to talk Michigan/Western Michigan, SEC vs. LSU, and the idea of expanding the College Football Playoff to 24 teams.
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