The Dan Patrick Show

Lamar Jackson is on the shelf again, leaving Dan to figure out how the Ravens are going to survive without him. Add that to the season-ending injuries to guys like Jalen Hurts, Jack Campbell and other stars, and Dan understands why players don't want to wait to get the biggest contracts they can get. Dan talks to NBA insider Vincent Goodwill about Larry Bird, LeBron James, Dirk Nowitzki and the 2011 Dallas Mavericks, Victor Wembanyama and the Lakers being too dependent on Luka.
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DP is finally ready to talk about the Jacksonville Jaguars as a real contender in the AFC. Plus, he weighs in on the injury to Miami Hurricanes star WR and Heisman contender Malachi Toney’s injury and what it means for the Heisman race.
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Dan interviews Actor Bill Hader about his new movie, “The Cat in the Hat,” and what it was like having his father for a football and basketball coach. And Nikola Jokić had his 90th game with a triple-double before reaching the fourth quarter so Dan talks about the evolution of NBA players.
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Dan takes a deeper look into Baltimore's trade that landed quarterback Jacoby Brissett and more significantly, what could this mean for the future of Lamar Jackson in Baltimore? Vincent Goodwill joined the show to break down Victor Wembanyama's performance last night as well as rank the best players of all time in their prime. With his movie "The Cat in the Hat" releasing in theaters tomorrow, Bill Hader stopped by the show to go into detail about the making of the movie as well as how he constantly is mistaken for Rainn Wilson.
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DP says the College Football Playoff Committee got exactly what they wanted after they released their initial rankings; everybody is talking about college football. And DP runs down some likely trade scenarios as the NFL trade deadline is next week.
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