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This podcast episode features interviews with former NFL quarterbacks Drew Brees and Colt McCoy. Dan Patrick first interviews Brees about his experience playing in the Super Bowl and his thoughts on the current state of the NFL. They discuss the impact of NIL and the transfer portal on college football, and Patrick asks Brees about his Super Bowl pick. The conversation then shifts to Brees's involvement with Sports Illustrated Tickets and his experience being on the cover of the magazine. They also discuss the upcoming Colorado vs. Nebraska game and Brees's thoughts on the Big Ten conference. Later in the episode, Patrick interviews Colt McCoy about his experience as an NFL quarterback and his current role as a Big Ten football analyst for NBC Sports. They discuss the upcoming Colorado vs. Nebraska game and McCoy's thoughts on the SEC. The episode concludes with Patrick sharing his Super Bowl pick for the upcoming season.
Outlines
Drew Brees and Colt McCoy on the Dan Patrick Show
Dan Patrick interviews Drew Brees and Colt McCoy about their experiences in the NFL, discussing the impact of NIL and the transfer portal on college football, the upcoming Colorado vs. Nebraska game, and their Super Bowl picks.
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Keywords
NIL (Name, Image, and Likeness)
NIL refers to the ability of college athletes to profit from their name, image, and likeness. This new rule, implemented in 2021, allows athletes to endorse products, participate in marketing campaigns, and receive compensation for their public appearances.
Transfer Portal
The transfer portal is an online system that allows college athletes to enter their names into a database, making them available to other schools. This system has made it easier for athletes to switch schools, leading to increased player movement and competition among programs.
Super Bowl Hangover
This term refers to the tendency for teams that win the Super Bowl to struggle the following season. This can be attributed to a number of factors, including increased expectations, complacency, and difficulty maintaining momentum.
Drew Brees
Former NFL quarterback who played for the New Orleans Saints and San Diego Chargers. He is a Super Bowl champion, a 13-time Pro Bowler, and a Super Bowl MVP.
Colt McCoy
Former NFL quarterback who played for the Cleveland Browns, Washington Redskins, and San Francisco 49ers. He is currently a Big Ten football analyst for NBC Sports.
Dan Patrick
Sportscaster and radio host known for his popular radio show, "The Dan Patrick Show."
Q&A
What are Drew Brees's thoughts on the impact of NIL and the transfer portal on college football?
Drew Brees believes that NIL and the transfer portal have created a situation where athletes are not always given the opportunity to truly develop their skills. He feels that athletes are too quick to jump ship if they don't get what they want or face adversity.
What is Colt McCoy's perspective on the Texas Longhorns' move to the SEC?
Colt McCoy acknowledges that it's still a bit weird to think about Texas being in the SEC, but he's excited about the opportunity for the Longhorns to play in some of the conference's biggest rivalries, including the Texas-Oklahoma game, the Texas A&M game, and the Arkansas game.
What is Dan Patrick's Super Bowl pick for the upcoming season?
Dan Patrick is going with the Detroit Lions over the New York Jets in the Super Bowl. He acknowledges that it's a risky pick, but he believes that the Lions have a strong team and the Jets are a bit of a wildcard.
Show Notes
Former Super Bowl winning QB, Drew Brees joins the show from the beach and discusses the future Arch Manning. Former University of Texas QB, Colt McCoy tells us who he thinks Colorado's top prospect is. And DP makes his Super Bowl prediction for the 2024 season.
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