Covino and Rich are back in the Dan Patrick chair for day two of the hat trick, and this one turned into a full house. NFL Hall of Famer Drew Brees stops by with DirecTV for Business NFL Sunday Ticket to talk about the week in Canton, the speech he rewrote fifty times, Joe Montana putting the gold jacket on his shoulders, and which current quarterback he most wants to see finally get one. Frank Caliendo joins earlier to explain the Jon Gruden cameo business, why nobody has cracked a Tom Brady impression, and how he got himself ejected from his eight-year-old’s basketball game.
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Before the guests, the guys get into the Jeanie Buss story. She says she never signed off on the family selling their remaining 17.8 percent of the Lakers, the vote may not have been legally valid, and the report that broke it may have been steered by her brothers. That turns into a full hour of the dumbest things families have ever stopped speaking over, including the relative who was told to walk around to the side door in the rain and never came back. Covino also explains how a Carvel cake he never asked for started a war at his own birthday.
Plus Kyler Murray gets named QB1 in Minnesota over J.J. McCarthy on the strength of a coach saying he “showed enough,” Baker Mayfield walks away from two years and over $100 million to bet on himself again, Nielsen’s local NFL fandom index puts the Bills at number one and the Cowboys at 19, the Mets sit at 57 and 69, and LeBron’s return to Los Angeles gets the boo-or-cheer treatment.

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