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On today’s Dan Patrick Show, DP and the guys are back to recap the weekend that was in sports. NBC Sports’ Chris Simms joined the show to talk about the switch up in draft order and what that could mean for some teams, including the futures of their current quarterbacks. As the Elite Eight begins this evening,, ESPN college basketball analyst Seth Greenberg hopped on the show and broke down Oregon State's Cinderella run thus far, while Florida State was the most shocking exit. And Drew Brees joined Dan to talk about his new endeavor as an analyst for NBC Sports and life after retirement.
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Chris Simms talks to Dan about quarterback moves with the 49ers. Chris is good friends with Kyle Shanahan and believes that the Niner's moved up to get a quarterback.
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Seth Greenberg tells Dan that he was most disappointed with Florida St. Seth says that the most surprising team to advance is Oregon St.
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Drew Brees tells Dan that he had not been introduced as an analyst before today so he had to let it sink in. Drew says he is now prepared to talk about games rather than playing in the games.
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On today’s Dan Patrick Show, DP discusses the trade deadline. Adam Lefkoe of TNT and Bleacher Report joined the show in the first hour to explain which teams are in a better situation based on the moves they made. After departing ESPN in January, Dan Le Batard surprises Dan with a visit via zoom to catch up on how life's been post-mothership. Lastly, ahead of the Sweet 16 this weekend, Clark Kellogg caught up with Dan to break down what went well with the Pac-12 and what went wrong for the Big Ten
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Adam Lefkoe tells Dan that the Denver Nuggets caught his attention coming out of the NBA trade deadline. Adam says that he does not believe that Denver was a flash in the pan in the bubble.
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Dan Le Batard tells Dan that he is glad to be free from ESPN. Dan says that he has been enjoying his freedom to work with anyone he chooses.
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Clark Kellogg talks to Dan about the NCAA Tournament and the upsets. Clark tells Dan why some conferences are doing better than expected. Clark says he still gets called Special K.
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On today’s Dan Patrick Show, the guys open the show with the continued discussion surrounding NHL official Tim Peele, and his comment caught on a rink-side microphone that ultimately cost him his job. Shifting to the gridiron, MMQB columnist Albert Breer joins Dan in the first hour to talk about all things NFL Draft, including which teams shake things up near the top of the draft order. Lastly, Frank Isola, the man of many jobs joins the show in the final hour on the day of the trade deadline to talk about some likely landing spots for some players.
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Albert Breer tells Dan that the Jets are still open to moving Darnold. Albert says 8 teams have contacted the Jets about Darnold.
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