Daniel Riley Sports Talk Radio

Many football and hockey players hold negative feelings toward Aaron Hernandez due to the harmful stereotype he perpetuates about athletes in violent sports. Contrary to this image, most players lead respectful lives off the field and clearly distinguish between the game and real life. Moreover, following cases like OJ Simpson’s, athletes in such sports face heightened scrutiny from law enforcement, leaving them little choice but to act responsibly.

Bill Belichick's enduring legacy, shaped over 24 years in New England, transcends mere strategy; it epitomizes the recognition that surpassing rival teams is the ultimate goal. His unparalleled attention to detail sets a standard in the NFL that may stand unmatched for years to come.

The US needs sports to help heal and Unite a divided country. After all, it happened with the Lake Placid Olympics in 1980 and the New York Yankees after 9/11. Rugby helped Unite South Africa. Look, it’s a long shot, but we need it. Things can only get worse if it doesn’t happen!

Aaron Rodgers’s lie about his Vaccination endangered everyone he’s played with, and his selfishness is a symptom of an “it’s all about me” mindset too many from all walks of life have nowadays.

This distraction better not throw Green Bay’s season for a loop; if it does, Jordan Love is the man under center in Green Bay next year!

This Sunday is the Super Bowl, the most bet on the sporting event of the calendar year. While some of us may rarely go to a casino, one big bet on Sunday’s game could become an addiction or get you in legal trouble in some states and countries.

The Kobe Bryant tragedy isn’t about him; eight other people are gone with him.

This is about nine people who left this world too soon. People with families and lives like ours. That could’ve been any of us in that helicopter!  This isn’t about sports, but human life.

The game has to go-period!

Nowadays, it’s nothing more than a glorified pickup game, like the ones we played at Recess as kids. Only the injuries can do far worse than make Junior miss class for a week.

None of us can get pumped for this game, so why should the NFL bother scheduling it anymore?!

Doctors in the NFL are investigating whether THC is an option as a painkiller for players.

This makes too much sense. Look, I’m not advocating recreational use, but Marijuana use wouldn’t blow out guys’ kidneys or get them killed of an overdose. The NFL remains the most popular league in the United States, but that could all disappear if a marquee player died of a painkiller overdose.

The opioid crisis is discussed a lot, but I’m very sure the NFL has a drug problem of its own, and its painkillers.

The Patriots stand accused of taping signals again, this time on the Bengals’ sideline.

The franchise can’t stop getting in trouble with the league office like this?

Then Roger Goodell needs to terminate the Pats’ franchise. It’d be an appropriate punishment for a team that’s embarrassed the NFL over and over again since the turn of the century!

Dan’s Show today is on the Cowboys. Are they getting too much media attention?

Once again, a meager win against the lowly Lions made the Cowboys a topic of discussion for no good reason.

Throughout their history, the Cowboys have exploited their past to bilk fans out of their money and trick the press into giving them unnecessary coverage. This has done nothing but rob more deserving NFL teams of coverage during the year, and that’s a disgrace!