Hour 3 – The Anatomy of a Superstar, Eli Manning
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You are listening to the Dan Patrick Show on Fox Sports Radio. Final hour on this Wednesday, Eli Manning stops by. We figured he could give us a little feel, a better feel of a championship parade. He got two of those with the Giants. And tomorrow will be the big parade starting at 10 a.m. And 10,000 New York City police officers will be there. I don't know how many millions they're expecting. Probably over 4 million will be there for the New York Knicks parade. Stat of the Day brought to you by Panini America, the official trading cards of the program. A kickoff to summer in the Hamptons, the U.S. Open on NBC and Peacock. And the coverage will start on Thursday, NBC Peacock, NBC Sports Network, which is where you can find this program.
Good morning, if you're watching or you are listening on our radio affiliates around the country. I'm looking at the odds from DraftKings on the favorites to win the U.S. Open. You would think Scotty Scheffler, huge favorite. Then it's Rory McIlroy, John Rahm. Cameron Young, Xander Shoffley, Matt Fitzpatrick, Tommy Fleetwood, Ludwig Oberg, and Bryson DeChambeau. Really, it's a two-man race if you look at the odds from DraftKings. Scotty Scheffler plus 445. Rory McIlroy is second at plus 920. And then Jon Rahm at plus 1175. Gambling podcast, we'll tape that later today. Shea and Irving, Big Day Ray, and also Dylan. Our starting lineup is fully intact. Fritzie is back today. And Dylan in the back row, Marvin, Paulie, yours truly, and the backroom guys.
Yes, Dylan. I'm surprised Bryson's that long of odds. I don't usually bet on him because he has a tendency to implode, but he's fared very well at the U.S. Open. He won at Wingfoot and Pinehurst, I think. Those are two gauntlets themselves. Yeah, but I think he's missed the cut the last few majors. Yeah, Masters he did, impressively so. And I think at the PGA. Yeah, so... Yes, he's won his two U.S. Open. This is a beast. This course, if you're under par, I think you're winning.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What makes Lionel Messi a superstar athlete?
0:00–9:19
2
How does Eli Manning compare his career to Lionel Messi's?
9:19–10:43
3
What insights does Eli Manning provide about championship parades?
10:43–13:27
4
What are the differences between soccer and American football fandom?
13:27–15:59
5
How do Eli Manning's Super Bowl experiences shape his perspective?
15:59–18:34
6
What does Eli Manning think about the importance of mental resilience in sports?
18:34–20:56
7
What does Eli Manning say about his iconic throws in the Super Bowl?
20:56–24:19
8
What are the final results of the poll question comparing Messi and Manning?
24:19–52:32