Shek Show

Dave Dameshek is joined by Coley Mick and Tyler from the Barstool Sports Mickstape podcast (13:19) to kibitz about the best and worst holiday treats (50:18), if the current Golden State Warriors team would defeat the 1996 Chicago Bulls (23:33) and their win, place, show of Star Wars movies (34:45). Coley and Tyler also wanted to hear Shek's list of favorite characters from The Simpsons who aren't part of the Simpson family (37:33). Next, Shek wanted to hear Eddie Spaghetti's thoughts on his New York Giants potentially trading Odell Beckham Jr. before the NFL Draft (3:46). Lastly, producers Sully and Erica Tamposi sat down in Studio 66 to recap their trip to Big Bear along with EmmaVP and Spaghetti (1:02:28).

Dave Dameshek is joined by former Cleveland Browns scout and creator of WilliamsonFootball.com, Matt Williamson (6:39), to kibitz about which drills at the NFL Combine actually matter to him (9:50), where Saquon Barkley ranks as a prospect for him (21:45) and how every team shapes their offense based on their quarterbacks skill set (15;55). Matt also gives his win, place and show for the quarterback prospects in the 2018 NFL Draft (23:41). Next, Handsome Hank sits down in Studio 66 (31:52) as judge to determine who was the culprit of the Big Bear controversy. Producers Kent Brown and Sully state their case, plus we hear two surprise voicemails (40:15 & 54:55) who each dish out blame.

Dave Dameshek is joined by Matt "Money" Smith and Handsome Hank to kibitz about Odell Beckham's future in New York and what the Giants draft plans should be (31:03). The crew debates whether or not Shek can run just one mile after Money completed a half marathon for charity (7:47). Handsome Hank did a deep dive into the controversy surrounding the PodSquad's upcoming Big Bear trip (43:50) and the guys gave parties in movies they wish they could attend (55:58). Next, Boise State Broncos LB Leighton Vander Esch sits down in Studio 66 (1:09:13) with Shek to share his weird NFL Combine stories (1:13:15), why he's bad at the coin flip (1:16:32) and he reenacts what he will do on draft day when he's selected (1:18:55).

The DDFP went on the road to the production office of CBS' Scorpion where Dave Dameshek kibitz's with showrunner, Nick Santora, since Shek will be on a future episode (March 26th 10 PM ET). The two old friends get into Nick's love of the New York Giants & Islanders (25:50) , how he got into writing (52:17) and Shek's acting performance alongside Katharine McPhee (1:05:25). The guys also talk about the legendary Sunday morning football parties at Jimmy Kimmel's house including Tom Cruise showing up and how Shek became friends with Jon Hamm (3:45).

Dave Dameshek is joined by Patrick Claybon to react to the New York Jets trading up for the #3 overall pick (19:30), break down which Hall of Fame quarterbacks have played with the worst wide receivers (12:16) and discuss people that suffer from 'invisible tattoo syndrome' (24:55). Shek also jokingly forces Claybon to debate Michael Jordan vs LeBron James (49:10). Next, Jacksonville Jaguars cornerback AJ Bouye joins the show to kibitz about the Jags beating Shek's Steelers (1:02:10), Blake Bortles bailing out the defense in the playoffs (1:03:35) and old school NBA vs new school (1:09:50).

Dave Dameshek is first joined by Jacksonville Jaguars defensive end and Studio 66 Wall of Famer, Calais Campbell (11:12), who kibitz's about the Jags season ending in the AFC title game (21:37), his NFL Draft Day story (12:15) and a funny on-field moment with Brett Favre (18:40). Next, Dallas Cowboys defensive end DeMarcus Lawrence sits down with Shek (26:47) who talks about being franchise tagged (27:53), why Rod Marinelli is so effective with the Cowboys D (42:30) and the differences between Tony Romo and Dak Prescott (47:35).

Dave Dameshek is joined by Patrick Claybon to kibitz about the crazy day in the NFL with all the free agent signings. Shek and Claybon go over Kirk Cousins signing in Minnesota (4:40), the end of the Legion of Boom (6:35) and why teams became so desperate to overpay for quarterbacks (11:10). Next, Cardinals safety Tyrann Mathieu sits down (20:13) to tell his 2013 NFL Draft story (29:00) and Shek becomes his off-season trainer to make him tougher (32:00). Lastly, Shek tries to turn Tyrann into a viral gif (35:40)!

Dave Dameshek is joined by Bald Bryan for a special edition movie show! Shek and Bald debate whether Jerry McGuire is a sports movie or a RomCom (29:00) and which sports movies make Shek’s all-time list (56:50). Next Bald Bryan gives us a list of actors playing redundant roles in movies (47:50). Lastly, Shek and Bald Bryan try to induct the initial "Hall of All" class (12:05).

Dave Dameshek is joined by Handsome Hank and Dan Hellie who kibitz about the Pittsburgh Steelers using their franchise tag on running back Le'Veon Bell and will he stick with the team long-term (38:57)? The guys react to two voicemails from producer Kent Brown's mom, who gives her thoughts on The Bachelor and The Shape of Water (13:36). Plus, the guys play a game of Use Your Noodle by naming every Super Bowl MVP winner (20:20). Next, Oakland Raiders punter Marquette King joins the show (48:47) and explains to Shek why he won't be punting barefoot or why he no longer laughs at other punters. The pair wrap up the show by making Marquette into a viral gif (1:09:30).

Dave Dameshek is first joined by Patrick Claybon and Handsome Hank to revisit the now infamous "QB Finger Bet" regarding which teams will have a new quarterback in 2018 (33:30), as well as discuss the New York Jets' decision to cut Muhammad Wilkerson (41:20). Then, Hank relives the day he got sick last week after recording the show, detailing exactly what went down when he left the set (1:26). The guys also ask themselves the big questions such as the explanation for leap year (46:00), how we can ultimately fix global warming (47:03) and how the first humans on Earth discovered what food to eat (49:00). Lastly, Shek is visited by his biggest fan, his mother, Mo Dameshek, who plays a game of "Who's More Handsome (55:36)?" She also explains the catch rule (1:01:37) and tells the tale of teenage Shek's run-in with the law (1:14:34).