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You are listening to the Dan Patrick Show on Fox Sports Radio. Daniel Jeremiah, NFL Network analyst, co-host of Move the Sticks podcast. You can see him throughout NFL Network's coverage of the draft tonight starting at 8 Eastern. He's Daniel Jeremiah back on the program.
Good to see you.
Tradition continues. Yes, it does.
We always love having you. Let's start with the question. You can take one player, start your franchise, all time.
I'll take John Elway. Okay. Yeah. I just think that the talent was ridiculous, and the people that I respect that I got into scouting with that had been around forever and said that he was the best.
And if you look at what he did, he didn't have many all pros at the skilled position. And it became, John, it's a close game. We're going to rely on you. Go win the game. And it felt like he was able to win those games. Now, Brady standing alone, knowing what we know about him. If I and Brady said this to me years ago, if I was taken in the first round, I never would have survived because I would have been thrown in early. I wasn't ready to play, etc. But where would Brady be in a take him number one overall? You don't even know what your team or your coach is.
Yeah, that's a great question. Obviously, the accomplishments are unrivaled, but to me, if you told me I could just get Tom Brady starting year three, and for the next 20-plus years, whatever he played, I would sign up for that. He'd be pretty high up there. But in terms of just the raw talent jumping right into the mix, like you said, I don't think he would even put himself there.
Okay, let's take away quarterbacks. Who would you take?
Well, I mean, Reggie White would be right there. What did you just say, 25 and 36? He's the defensive player of the year. I don't know. How do you go against that? I mean, they don't want to hear it, but I was in Baltimore with Ray Lewis, and that was an incredible run, an incredible ride.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–7:38
2
What does Daniel Jeremiah think about Fernando Mendoza as the No. 1 pick?
7:38–16:00
3
What stories does Bill Cowher share about avoiding fans after losses?
16:00–24:13
4
What concerns does Kirk Herbstreit have about the expanded College Football Playoff?
24:13–30:12
5
How did Kurt Warner feel about training Fernando Mendoza?
30:12–39:30
6
What insights does Daniel Jeremiah share about the NFL Draft process?
39:30–45:36
7
How does Kurt Warner compare his Super Bowl wins and losses?
45:36–49:35
8
What advice does Bill Cowher give to Mike Tomlin about broadcasting?
49:35–1:25:53