The Dan Le Batard Show

After kicking off the hour with a new beat for Gelo feat. Lavar Ball, Stugotz calls Mike Vrabel the most overrated coach in NFL history. Then, did Williams Shakespeare invent every modern phrase? Did he invent swagger? Plus, A.J. Brown is a big reader, Greg "teaches" the crew about Mike the headless chicken, and Chris Cote did what he could to kill a cockroach this morning. Also, it's time for Stugotz's Weekend Observations including the Washington Commanders, Jordan Like, the Patrick Mahomes of Ryan Tannehills, Jim Harblah, and an affair with a pint of Baskin Robbins ice cream.

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The Meadowlark Media crew was finally able to close the loop on something: there is a new Pat Riley statue atop the Elser looking down at the Miami Heat's arena across the street. Billy explains why he was frustrated with NFL Network yesterday, and Dan and Stu have dueling Stats of the Day. Then, Greg Cote takes us through some classic Greg-isms before educating the group on Ruth and Nellie Doogie, eating a peck of dirt before you die, and why it's okay to rinse off a banana that's fallen to the floor. Plus, Jessica saw celebrities in New York, Greg Cote saw valet guys crash into each other, there's nothing better than a FAST channel, and "it's Columbo time." Also, is Justin Herbert an all-time great QB like Jim Harbaugh says? And is Nick Sirianni the greatest Eagles coach of all-time like Stugotz says?

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The Baltimore Ravens and Buffalo Bills are two seemingly unstoppable forces set to meet in a battle for all-time. Is this the most hyped NFL Playoff game the crew can remember? And will Stugotz let Lamar Jackson off the hook for every previous playoff struggle if he can go on the road to beat both Josh Allen and Patrick Mahomes ahead of a Super Bowl run? Then, the Miami Dolphins haven't won a playoff game since Commanders QB Jayden Daniels was 12 days old. Who's more embarrassing: the Jets or the Dolphins? And was that one game where the Fins scored 70 points this generation's version of the '72 undefeated season? Plus, Greg gives the crew his thoughts on Drew Rosenhaus' statement on behalf of Tyreek Hill and how to feel about Deshaun Watson re-injuring his achilles. Also, Carson Beck is now a Miami Hurricane for somewhere between $3 million and $4 milllion, but is he...THAT good?

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It's not only a NFL Playoff reaction Monday, it's not only a College Football Playoff reaction Monday, but it's a Greg Cote Monday, and Greg is here and ready to go while wearing the same outfit he's worn for 3 of the last 4 days. Dan, Stu, and the Shipping Container are full of takes from the weekend that was in football, but Dan wants to be sure we start with something we've never seen before from a rookie QB. After discussing Jayden Daniels' excellence with the Washington Commanders, the crew dives into the Steelers loss to the Baltimore Ravens and what it says about the state of the franchise. Then, Zane Gonzalez's big moment, Todd Bowles' strange sideline interview, Nate Burleson's world, Cam Newton's special forces, and Jessica's future Bears head coach. Plus, what have Notre Dame and Ohio State proved about themselves and the 12-team CFP? Also, Wolf Blitzer's entertainment system looks like Greg Cote's, and the crew tries to figure out what to do with Justin Herbert and Jordan Love. Today's cast: Dan, Stugotz, Greg, Chris, Billy, Jess, Mike, and Roy.

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Stugotz, Billy and Mikey A take a look at a relatively boring Super Wild Card Weekend. Whose job would Stugotz take if they told him to wait a year and it will be his? Which Golic would he want to start a show with? Which Golic would he want to open a restaurant with? Or a car detailing shop? Should Marcus Freeman go to the Bears? Billy wants to see Mike Tomlin go to the Bears. Plus, Winners and Losers and the BBBBBB.

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The co-hosts of "First Things First" join their arch-frenemy to debate: Should incorrect predictions be embarrassing? What's the best word in the sports discourse? And who is famous best? Plus: the second-smartest person in sports media, ranking rankings, flying cars without stereos, Sully Sullenberger, The Sam Darnoldification of Sports, and an ice-cream sandwich compliment.

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It's halftime here at the Oral History of the Dan Le Batard Show With Stugotz and we're putting a pause on the narrative of the show. Instead, this week we are featuring some of the guest co-hosts that we could not have made it 20 years without: Greg Cote, Stan Van Gundy, Bomani Jones, John Amaechi, Sarah Spain, Amin Elhassan, Pablo Torre, Mina Kimes, Dominque Foxworth, Marty Smith, and Izzy Guitierrez. Hear from Dan, Stugotz and Mike about how they decided to bring on these legendary voices that have been featured on the show over the years and how their relationships evolved on air. Then, stick around for an extra special supercut that showcases the best moments from some of your favorite characters in show history.

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The Hockey Show is back from the break and there's a lot for the boys to get to. We start off with our hot takes, winners and losers of the week and David spends way too much time talking about goalies while Roy fills us in on how some former Florida Panthers are doing in Calgary. Then, Blake Bolden of ESPN and Prime Monday Night Hockey joins the show to tell us about her first experience doing color commentary, the life of a scout in the NHL and her experience seeing Gladiator 2 with her husband. Plus, what has gone wrong in New York and can the Columbus Blue Jackets or Calgary Flames make a surprise run at the Playoffs? Finally, it's time for our Panthers recap after a split week with a loss to the Colorado Avalanche and a win over the Utah Hockey Club.

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Greg Cote used his age as a shield to protect himself against our brand new Venmo Fine Bucket yesterday, and Mike Ryan is not having it. How hard is it to Venmo somebody? Plus, Jess is still fired up about her Notre Dame Fighting Irish as we continue to break down last night's epic Orange Bowl including Jeremiyah Love's heroic performance, James Franklin again ending up on the wrong side of a big game, and Jessica's football high. Then, it's time for another edition of Off Rohd-ing, but this time we're going “Off Rose-ing” as Lucy AND Rose take us through their adventure at the Orange Bowl last night between the Penn State Nittany Lions and Notre Dame. What did Rose think Notre Dame's mascot was? Also, Lavar Ball was right the whole time, huh? Should we be saying thank you, thank you?

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Jessica is coming out firing this morning after her Notre Dame Fighting Irish defeated the Penn State Nittany Lions in the Orange Bowl to advance to the College Football Playoff National Championship in an instant classic. Did James Franklin nearly fool us again in a big game, or was this loss on his quarterback, Drew Allar, throwing a terrible interception at the end of the game? Andrew Hawkins is in studio with us and was in a suite last night scouting Drew Allar for his Cleveland Browns, and Hawk is doing everything he can to earn the Look At Me Louie sounder. What were his takeaways from his scouting venture and breaking down the All-22 film? Plus, Greg McElroy had an all-time announcer jinx, a shard of plastic turned the tide for Notre Dame, and Amin shares some new aspects to the Jimmy Butler extension talk. Today’s cast: Dan, Amin, Andrew Hawkins, Roy, Jeremy, Jessica, and Mike.

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