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Dan Patrick 0:00
This is an iHeart Podcast.
Travis Hancock 0:02
Guaranteed human.
Dan Patrick 0:04
Why should you listen to Armstrong and Getty on demand?
Travis Hancock 0:08
We're not boring. A lot of news is boring. And tedious. And depressing. And makes you angry. You don't want to live your life like that.
Dan Patrick 0:15
Hey, I'm Jack Armstrong. He's Joe Getty. We're Armstrong and Getty. We try to bring you the truth. And help you figure out this crazy modern world.
Dan Wetzel 0:21
How about something about a comedic tone? Ha ha!
Dan Patrick 0:26
Have a winner. Yes. Listen to Armstrong and Getty on demand on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. You are listening to the Dan Patrick Show on Fox Sports Radio. Kyle Hamilton, he's an all-pro and a pro bowler, and he plays for the Ravens. We got a chance to talk to him yesterday after he finished his practice round, and I asked him, what does the gallery say to him when he's playing? I honestly pat on the back a little bit. There is a lot of good shots from the gallery, which I appreciate, even if it wasn't a great shot. It was very positive. But no football talk? Not a lot of football talk. There's some Steelers chirping, for sure. A lot of Ravens out here, though, which is crazy to see.
Dan Patrick 1:11
It's still surreal seeing people in my jersey at this point. But when you show up in Baltimore, are you told to hate the Steelers? I think it happens just by osmosis at a certain point. It's just you see the pictures around the buildings. They're showing you videos here and there, and it's like, okay. And then you get into a game week, and you can feel the intensity kind of heighten a little bit. Anybody come close to Pittsburgh that you despise? Despise is a strong word. Well, is hate? Hate might be stronger.

What does Kyle Hamilton say about fan reactions and playing golf in the gallery?

Dan Patrick 1:42
Okay.
Dislike for a week. Okay.
Dan Patrick 1:48
I mean, I feel like AFC North kind of has that whole notion just across all four teams. The Bengals, defensively, as a Ravens defense, have had our number since I've been here. Jamar and Joe, I feel like they always go for record games against us. So it's always... That's like an extra chip on our shoulder going into games. We had a shutout against them this year, which felt good. But it's all across the board. I mean, it doesn't matter anybody's records. Somebody could be 11-2. Like Cleveland's going to give you grief? Yeah. I mean, 11-2 versus 2-11. The parity in this division is crazy. We're talking to Kyle Hamilton, the Ravens safety three-time Pro Bowler, two-time. Okay. We got to do something about the Pro Bowl designation.
Dan Patrick 2:32
Yeah. Okay. You can't be the fourth alternate and be listed as a Pro Bowl player on your resume. Fair. Okay. So what I'm thinking is you have one team, Pro Bowl. That's it. That's the honor. You're a pro bowler. I maybe there's asterisk for guys who were, you know, second or third team pro bowl. But you can't be. We got to fill a roster. You know, we need to have Brett Hundley come in and be a quarterback here. I mean, no offense, but I'm just saying. OK. OK. What do you think? Yeah, I mean, it's obviously an honor to be a part of that, I guess, fraternity of playing in the Pro Bowl. And I know people have certain things to say, and it's kind of lost its way across the years, but it's still an honor at the end of the day.
Dan Patrick 3:19
But I mean, it's fan coaches, player vote. It's a way to get fans involved. And what I think needs to change is the fifth year options for players and incentives are attached to Pro Bowls and not all pros. Yeah, I feel like all pros definitely carry more weight. And then, I mean, if you think about it, fans are having like direct impact on how much money you're making. Which is true and false. Obviously, ticket sales translate to revenue, translate to players getting paid, but at the same time, fans shouldn't be able, I don't think, to vote on your play, depending whether or not you get a bigger contract. How do you feel about people knowing how much you make? It's kind of weird, for sure. Especially when they bring it up.
Dan Patrick 4:06
But obviously it's kind of taboo. But no matter what your profession is. But, I mean, it's part of the job. It's part for the course. But how do they bring it up?

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