The Dan Patrick Show

The Hall of Fame quarterback swung by the show as he is set to enter the Saints’ Ring of Honor this weekend. Following Monday night’s contest between New Orleans and Atlanta, Brees shared his perspective on the night the team played at the Superdome for the first time since Hurricane Katrina in 2006. VIDEO

There were a pair of storylines involving NFL referees over the weekend that resulted in suspensions. The FOX NFL Rules Analyst stopped by to give his thoughts on the situation. He adds that in training to be an official, the power is there to throw a flag rather than shout back or act out at a player. That being said, if this was an isolated incident, Blandino does not agree with the suspension being the proper response. VIDEO

The Ohio State alum and senior NFL reporter for The Monday Morning Quarterback joined Dan to provide some injury updates for stars like Lamar Jackson and Saquon Barkley. He also states his case for why more transparency between NFL officials and fans could help boost the image of the referees as well as the overall league.

ESPN’s NFL and college football analyst joined Dan after calling Clemson-North Carolina on Saturday afternoon. After Clemson’s fierce comeback against the Tar Heels following a lengthy delay, Riddick believes the Tigers could turn a corner and use this victory as some positive momentum. He also squashes the idea that an extremely talented college football team could hang around with a really bad NFL team, citing the pure physical difference between the teams.

After the world record was set for the quickest eaten burrito, the two guys try to match the mark and fail miserably. The group also talks about sliding into DMs before getting to their picks for the upcoming week. VIDEO

ESPN’s NFL analyst and writer joins the show to follow up on some of the trends that DP and the group saw from Week 1 and which ones could continue as the season progresses. Foxworth is not a fan of the Cowboys defense early on despite all the key additions they made in the offseason. He follows it up by praising the Jaguars for their Week 1 performance, even if it was against the Browns.

“The NFL Today” studio analyst joined the show to give his message to coaches and fanbases who think the sky is falling after Week 1 losses. He explains that whether a team wins or loses their opening game, there are plenty of flaws to fix and figure out as the season progresses. Him and Dan also have some fun with DP giving grief about how he “almost” tackled some of the all-time great running backs during his playing career. They also reminisce on their time on an Adam Sandler movie set together.

The Monday Morning Quarterback Senior NFL Reporter joined Dan from “New England territory” to give the pulse of Patriots fans after last night’s loss. Breer, an Ohio State alum, also made sure to poke some fun at Michigan regarding the finish to the Wolverines’ win over Western Michigan over the weekend. With the Rams and 49ers kicking off in Australia tonight, Breer highlights what could be next for the NFL in regard to expanding its global reach with games across the world. VIDEO

After learning the Hall of Fame offensive tackle’s son is the quarterback of their hometown flag football team, Dan also gets Thomas’ opinion on Drake Maye’s performance last night and how it may impact the Patriots star moving forward. The pair also talk about what offensive lines can possibly do to combat the dynamic duo of Myles Garrett and Aaron Donald. When does Fernando Mendoza start under center for the Raiders this season?

The Sports Illustrated college football writer hopped on the show with plenty of headlines around the sport. Forde breaks down the latest on the MAC’s statement regarding Western Michigan’s controversial loss to Michigan over the weekend. The pair switch gears and talk about LSU fresh off of the Tigers’ thumping of Clemson. Forde thinks LSU had a strong week on and off the field, and the clock may be ticking on Dabo Swinney.