The Bobby Bones Show - 25W: Power Outage to VIP Tailgate Party: A Recap of Snowmageddon from the Weekend + Celebrity Run-Ins + UFC Bets + Coaching Carousel Chaos

Episode Date: January 26, 2026

Snowmageddon hit and the guys have stories. Abby calls in with her Broncos game adventure—tickets, a VIP tailgate, surviving the cold, and a surprise Sean Payton connection—while Kevin and Bobby deal with power outages, which causes Kevin to use his friend's house as a hotel, and Bobby to watch the games on his phone while charging it off his electric car. Then they hit the lighter sports swirl: Seahawks-Rams, Super Bowl odds, college quick hits, and the latest coaching carousel chaos. Plus, UFC bets and reactions (including “Paddy the Baddy”) and a run of celebrity sightings—from Chris Martin and Larry David to David Arquette and a backstage Cindy Crawford moment—before a few weird headlines and a final Eddie update to close it out.   Download the DraftKings Sportsbook App today: https://dkng.co/bobbysports If you or someone you know has a gambling problem, crisis counseling and referral services can be accessed by calling 1-800-GAMBLER (1-800-426-2537) (IL/IN/MI/NJ/PA/WV/WY), 1-800-NEXT STEP (AZ), 1-800-522-4700 (CO/NH), 888-789-7777/visit http://ccpg.org/chat (CT), 1-800-BETS OFF (IA), 1-877-770-STOP (7867) (LA), 877-8-HOPENY/text HOPENY (467369) (NY), visit OPGR.org (OR), call/text TN REDLINE 1-800-889-9789 (TN), or 1-888-532-3500 (VA).21+ (18+ WY). Physically present in AZ/CO/CT/IL/IN/IA/LA/MI/NJ/ NY/PA/TN/VA/WV/WY only. N/A in NH/OR/ON. New customers only. Valid 1 per new customer. Min. $5 deposit. Min $5 wager. $200 issued as eight (8) $25 free bets. Ends 9/19/22. See http://draftkings.com/sportsbook for details.  Follow the Show: @25WhistlesSports  Follow the Crew: @MrBobbyBones @ProducerEddie @KickoffKevin @MikeDeestro @BrandonRayMusicSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Minimum odds required for additional terms and responsible gaming resources, see dkng.com slash audio limited time offer. Everybody, welcome to the show, Eddie Blunt. We're all in different places. Kevin's on a Zoom. Abby's on the phone. We got Abby on because she went to Denver for the Patriots and Broncos. Abby, how you doing?

I'm good. Okay. Well, pretty good until the end, you know, the game. So before we talk about the game, how did you get home? I actually made it back last night after the game. How crazy is that? Which added extra stress after the game because I thought for sure it would be like canceled. But then we're like stuck in traffic rushing to the airport, but I made it.

So you got to the airport, you flew home, but how was the drive home after the airport? Oh, it was rough. So my fiance came to pick me up in his truck, and he was going like super, super slow. But luckily no one was out on the road. Yeah. Like, it was just us, basically. I mean, there were a few people that were like flying past us. Like, what is happening?

But it was solid ice, like on the interstate. Abby had never been to a Broncos game. She's a big Broncos fan. First game, it was the AFC championship. So you said you had tickets from the Broncos coach. how'd that work out? Those were legit. Oh my God.

Oh, did you see them online? Yeah, did you not see where she sat? No. Is it on her Instagram still? Yeah, I do. She was right there. Okay, so Abby, how did you know Sean Payton? How'd your friend know Sean Payton?

So, she's known that she's from Denver. So she's known him for a long time. And like when he was the coach of the saints, her son actually like did an internship or something. It worked for him for like two years. So I don't know. She's just known him forever. You know her friend.

I do. Yeah. I'm over on Abby's Instagram story now. And yeah, Abby, those are good seats. They're amazing. So we got to see that one touchdown, like right there. That's cool. Like the Broncos.

Yeah. Yeah, that's good. So what was your report of the game experience before the game started? Like, what did you guys do leading up to it since it was your first game? Okay. So, well, we had to, like, prep. We went to the store and we got, like, spoiled because we heard a few. put tin foil on your toes.

Like in between your socks, it'll keep them warm. Abby. And we bought cayenne pepper. It's like snipe hunting. I saw the same video on TikTok. Okay. Did the tinfoil work? See? Oh gosh.

No, it didn't. Because as you walked, it was like breaking apart. Yeah. You know, so like I took it off halfway through the game and it was just like in pieces. And there was like foil everywhere. So that didn't work. We bought cayenne pepper and we were going to put in our socks, like you said. But then I chat TBT.

it right before the game and they're like, ooh, that's probably not a good idea because you can get like blisters and burns on your feet. And I was like, oh, God, I don't want that. Like, we're going to have painful, you know, walking. I was like, I know football players tried it, but, so we didn't do that. But I had like four layers on a ski suit. Yeah, was it terrible. And then it really wasn't that bad. No, because I was ready. Like, I was kind of sweating, like in the Uber on the way. And then we went to like this VIP tailgate, which was the coolest thing ever, too, I don't know if she had the hookup for that. Because she knows somebody that's like the voice of Denver radio.

Okay. Or something. Yeah. And I heart. And so we were like under heaters. We got some drinks and food. And then we finally went in. And the first half of the game was the screen.

It was good. The screen was clear for me. I could see the game just fine. It started to slowly get worse as the weather started to pound. It was the fourth quarter, dude. It came out of nowhere. Did you know that it was coming like that, Abby? I did not.

Well, I talked to my fiance and he's like, I think snow's coming. I'm like, what are you talking about? There's sun. Like, it's so nice right now. And then we went to the bathroom after halftime, came back, you know, during the third quarter. And it started snowing. And then it was like full on blizzard. Did the crowd expect a full blizzard?

Were most people expecting that? I don't think so. No. But like, they were happy. Like, people were like embracing it. They're like, this is awesome. You know, like there was nothing we could do about it. And we were all like bundled up.

And then there was like a Patriots fan in front of me. that just took all of his clothes off. And he was bearskin, and he's just like full on. I mean, he was very drunk, but it was kind of funny. After you guys lost, what was the vibe like at the stadium? I mean, yeah, everybody was leaving

with like a minute and a half to go. So that was sad. But people, I don't know, like, it wasn't like negative. Like, we were like, oh, we'll get them next year. And then, like, people were chanting, like, the Patriots fans, they started, like, chanting something.

I think, too, you probably somewhat expected you were going to lose because you didn't have a quarterback. And then the weather got so bad. But you rate the experience A through F. Oh, man. Until we lost A, A plus. And then like the whole getting out because it was just everybody walking to their cars, snow everywhere. You couldn't go anywhere.

So, yeah, that was, I don't know. But it was super fun. I'm glad you got to go to a game. Yeah, to get those seats and to also go to that being your first game. the AFC championship game. Pretty cool. Pretty legit. Yeah, I think you guys may,

I think you could have wanted it if you had your starting quarterback. For sure. I know, no, I fully believe we would have. It would have been a just, it would have been like 27-0. Okay. Okay.

Now you're jumping out. It would have been a better game for sure. Yeah. All right, Abby, thanks for checking in. It's a bummer. Okay, thank you. All right, bye. Yeah.

I'm surprised she got back. I'm surprised she got back safe. I know. I'm surprised she's on the phone with us right now. I'm surprised he had good seats like that. Like, she had a good. great experience. I know her friend. Yeah. Yeah, we know her. Okay. And I had no idea until she posted a picture. I'm like, oh, that's her friend. Got it. If I look on her Instagram while I see it. Yeah.

Hey, Kevin, so you guys won, Kevin's not in studio with us. He's at home because he like me lost complete power. Are you staying at somebody's house? Yeah, I had to drive to a, or my wife had to drive us to a house in Franklin about 30 minutes away from our place so we can get some heat and some power. Yeah, we have babies, so. Yes. Everything changes. That's probably pretty important. were you able to watch the game? Yeah, that was the best part. I asked my friends, I said, hey, do you guys have power?

And they said, yes. And then the second question, are you guys going to have the game on? Because we're coming over. That's the only reason we're coming over. So being a Patriots fan, lifelong had to be pretty fun to watch it. Yeah, it was great.

It was a weird day, obviously, because of the weather. So it almost like that took over so much, but once the game started, it was great. And like you're talking about with Abby in the second half, as soon as that weather got really ugly,

I was like, our chances are getting pretty good as long as we can keep the ball, run the ball a little bit, and just, even just hit a field goal like we did, I felt pretty good. Man, that into the third quarter and the fourth quarter when they were going, well, you got the wind this quarter. You definitely don't want to have to have it in the fourth. Like, that weather was so imposing. I know, I know. And like you were talking about, it came out of nowhere and then just kept getting worse and worse. And as soon as they were talking about the wind at your back and Romo kept referencing the wind at your back, wind at your back, wind at your back, wind at your back and they were taking advantage of it in third quarter.

And I was like, as long as we can get a lead and this weather keeps getting worse, I feel like Jared Stidham and that offense just can't do anything. And I felt pretty damn good about it. Yeah, because Drake May and his offense really couldn't do anything. So imagine your Jared Stidham with that offense. Yeah, there's nothing there. Congratulations on your Patriots making the Super Bowl. That's pretty crazy, dude.

Thanks, guys. I still don't think it's hit me. Like, I feel like I'm either living in the past time, like in 2010s or I don't know. There's so much going on in life. right now with the whole natural weather that I'm like, oh wait, we're going to the Super Bowl. So I don't know if it's going to hit me today or tomorrow or win, but it's pretty awesome.

I got to watch both games, but I went out to, so I have a Hyundai Ionic 9, which is an all-electric car. It's basically a big phone charger right now. It charges everything. It has so many ports in it that my wife and I plug things in. We just leave the car on in the garage

because there is no carbon monoxide. Yeah, it's perfect. So I get enough cell that I can watch like 80% of the game before it would lag. And so I watched all the game I was pretty happy about that game Because that's all on your phone Mm-hmm

Oh there's no TV We're totally totally no power That's tough I did picture you watching All these games on your phone I'm like oh my gosh That's got to be so tough On my

Phone Up on the dashboard of the car My wife and I sitting in both seats Just laid back into the seats Letting everything charge And like taking in any heat That we can get So you've full

fully charged your car before the power went out? No. It only has like 46%, but I googled. No, I guess I went to chat GBT and I said, hey, how many charges can we get? And chat GBT was like almost endless. You get 4,000 charges of your phone. Let's go, baby.

So that's what we did. I watched the games from inside the electric car. And I don't know, we just made do. And then I watched the game last night. That was a better game. Man, you know what's weird though? Like watching the snow game is, is, I love watching snow games.

I think it's so cool to watch just a stadium full of snow. But when it's freezing outside and people don't have power and it's snowing on TV, it's a whole different experience. Yeah, it doesn't feel good. You're right. I did not like it at all. I'm like, I don't like all this snow. It made it feel colder in our house.

Patriots went. It was crazy. The Seahawks Rams game was good too. That was a great game. Yeah, that was the good game. I think I like the quarterback stories. I mean, I like the Sam Darms. Arnold, everybody wrote them off.

The Vikings didn't want them, so they shipped them off. I mean, nobody wanted them at first, mostly because the jets sucked, Panthers sucked, went and rebuilt a little bit in San Francisco, had a great season with Minnesota, and then even they were like, now we're going to go with the rookie. Well, Cindy off, goes to Seattle, goes to the Super Bowl. I mean, I haven't seen the line.

Have you looked at the line, Kevin? I came out at five, but I think it's already gone to three and a half from what I saw. Seattle? Seattle. And now you're the favorite to win the Super Bowl? Yeah, it's pretty cool. Pretty good story.

You worried, Kevin? No, dude, everything's freaking, I don't know, cherry on top at this point. I can't believe we're here. They're playing the Super Bowl, but it's still like, I don't know, our defense is playing so good, and we've had to deal with bad weather two weeks in a row that I feel like they can keep playing that well, hopefully, you never know in San Francisco could be raining, but I'm just enjoying the ride. Imagine the Titans office.

I know, right? We let him go His first year Yeah, and now we got Sala I don't mind Sala I think Sala is a good coach But it's not even about that It's about that you let him go going

I don't think he's going to be able To take us to the next level And he goes up and takes an under I don't know what you call them An understaffed An under-personneled With a second year quarterback Patriots team

that no one expected to even win the division, much less when the AFC, ah, it's crazy, so congratulations, Kevin, that's cool. And then I haven't seen if they updated the money, have you? I have not looked. But I mean, how awesome is that? Well, you look, Kevin, if they haven't, I'll ask for an update. I looked this morning, but it hadn't changed.

Okay, I'll ask for an update now. Oh, my gosh. It's not going to change that much, how much we owe, but it will change a little bit. I know, dude, but we're just chipping at it. Like, just, it was so bad before, and now, I just can't believe it. Like, out of all the teams we picked.

First of all, we didn't pick them. All the teams you picked. But I had to pick bad at Kansas City. It's just crazy to me that the Patriots are one of our teams. And all for you, Kevin. But like, it's just crazy. That's the team that's digging us out of a little hole that we were in. A huge hole we're in.

We're still a big hole. We're going to be in a big hole regardless. I know. But it is helping a little bit. It feels good. Super Bowl 60 deserves a sports book built for the moment. Draft King Sportsbook. An official sports betting partner of Super Bowl 60 puts you right in the center of the biggest game of the year.

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Nothing, because that's so big. Netflix is a lot of shows. Yeah. So I was pretty excited about it. I was going to watch it the night before, but because it had rained, they pushed it off a day. And so then it comes back and he's going to climb this building. and I don't know it's pretty crazy because really at the heart of it we're all just watching to see if he dies. Not to watch him die. No one wants to see that. But everyone's literally just watching to see if he falls.

Yeah. That's it. When he would climb like the corners, those dragon corners and just use his hands and no legs. Kevin, did you watch it all? Oh yeah. I watched the whole thing and I hated watching the whole thing but I could not stop watching it. Yeah, it was hard to watch but I watched most of it. My wife was like I can't watch. this. So we watched the first part of it. We went over because I was told it was going to be about 70 minutes in total. It was longer than that event all in. And so we watched that. We went over and finished a show. We watched the night manager season two in that. Watch like half an episode of that and then came back to it. And the people that were up taking selfies or taking up close pictures

of him in the windows, I didn't like them. I felt like that was distracting. And they would get right up on them and record. And now I've seen some of those videos on TikTok. It's pretty cool. It's fun now to see them, but he'd be climbing this building in Taipei. Taiwan. Yeah, Taipei, Taipei, Taiwan. Yeah. And these people would be in the room and go right up to him with a camera recording and he's like looking at him. Sometimes he'd wave.

I guess this guy had no worry that he would fall. No worry. Like, because I think he does concern himself with climbing things naturally. I think they even saw his heart rate start to go up a little bit when they had the heart rate monitor on him. But this, I think, was so easy for him. the only thing about it that was crazy was how high it was. More so than how hard it was. He would say once in a while, like, I'm getting tired.

And I didn't want to hear that. You know, he just kind of, all right, I'm getting a little tired here. And he's like, did you have like a third to go? Yeah. And not only that, big shout out to the guy that I think he knew that was running the camera because he was on a rope all the way from the top of the building all the way down. Yeah. So he's just hanging there.

Now, he's on a rope. But that guy's up really high, just holding the camera. And there would be times, and Alex Honorable be like, can't hear my music? Can you guys turn my music up? He's like, calms her down, calms her down. And it started to get real windy at the top. Do you know what I didn't like? When he reached the top and he's just standing on that ball at the top of the building.

Like, the wind is so strong. I thought, like, dude, you just climbed this whole thing. No problem. And now you're just all free nilly-willy. This is where you die. The wind blows him off from a gust. I thought that it was a little scary when he would get to a certain point and then just stand up and he'd walk over the edge and look over.

I know. Obviously, he has no fear of edges, but it's crazy. They didn't pay him that much. How much they pay him? He said it wasn't really for a paycheck, but I think the total was a few hundred thousand dollars. Wow. I thought the, it's got to be tough to commentate one of those things,

but I thought they talked a little too much. It was just constant. Chitter, chatter, chitter, chatter. I get it. You got to fill space. I think in some of that, though, you can leave a little oxygen. Easy to say afterward. And as somebody who does stuff like that sometimes, you're never going to do it perfect.

I liked when they talk to him. You know where they asked him questions. I didn't because I thought they were distracting him. Well, they wouldn't do while he was like climbing. Once he reached like a checkpoint. Leave him alone. I don't like it. Leave him alone.

That was interesting to me. I don't mind when they talk to a coach midgame because he can't fall and die to his death. Dude, there were times when like they're talking and then he's talking. I'm like, I want to hear what he's saying. Yeah, it was interesting. I bet you had a lot of people watch that thing. That was pretty cool, dude. And it was live and they were able to make it go.

There were no pops that I saw. No. No cutouts. Like Netflix is getting it. Were your palm sweaty? No. Physically nothing happened in my body because of it. I was sweaty.

I was nervous for him. I had to disassociate from it a bit and go, this is fiction. this is just because if you really think about it it makes me really nervous i hate heights can you imagine yeah like i just can't imagine even like standing on one of those edges he was looking down like just standing there not climbing it it's pretty good though and then and then all his you know you don't think about how dirty a building is oh yeah all the grind like you don't think about that but i'm sure they never get clean like it's got to be so dirty yeah that's good though big shout out to Netflix. That was a fun thing to watch. And he didn't die. So A plus. We need to do more of those

live events of just random things. Yeah. I don't know what else we can do, but like just a random event of a dude free solo in a building was pretty cool. Then my algorithm started to feed me on Instagram, a lot of other people that climb buildings. Oh, I haven't gotten that one. Free solo type stuff. As crazy? Yeah, it's crazy. It's not as crazy because the buildings aren't as big. but they're still climbing really tall buildings with nothing. I mean, there's got to be deaths, right? I'm sure. I didn't Google that because I don't want to see that. Because that'll be your algorithm.

I did watch the UFC fights. It was on Paramount Plus. How much did you watch? Well, it wasn't free, although it felt free because I've already paid for the service, right? So I watched it because it wasn't a pay-per-view. Right, which is crazy. I just had no idea that pay-per-view is not going to be a thing anymore. Yeah, that was the whole reason it went over. Unbelievable. That's almost $90 that I would spend on a random weekend. But did you already have Paramount Plus?

I did. See, it feels free, right? To win. So I'm a casual, I'm a super casual UFC fan, but I went over and watched, the first fight that I watched was two women. It sucked. It's a terrible fight. I don't even know who it was. And I bet and lost, but it was a terrible fight. You're a UFC guy, would you say it's a bad fight?

If I was trying to get a friend involved in, like, UFC, like, dude, you have to watch UFC, I would not have shown him that fight. That was probably the worst representation of a UFC fight. watched it and lost. I even bet the favorite. No, the favorite won.

No, she won. Oh, I won. You won money on that. Oh, you know what it was? She shouldn't have won. I won, and I didn't feel like she should have won because she lost two rounds, and they fought the third round. They said she beat her so bad in the third round. I felt like she should, I think it was Nunez.

I don't remember. Whoever it was. She shouldn't have won the fight. It wasn't? It wasn't? No. Amanda Nunes. She's famous.

It wasn't her. I could probably look because I bet. Let me see who it was. I stayed around and watched more. This is a Brazilian girl Brazilian girl And Rose And Rose

Forget her last night I end up watching all the fights Oh you did So you watched O'Malley And you watched God that dude Patty the Batty That was a crazy fight Let me see here

Okay so here I lost on that fight On Patty? Yeah I think I went three and two I bet five five five Her name was Waldo

Quartet No those were the heavyweights Oh never mind Silva, Natalie Silva. What did I say her name was? You said Amanda Nunes. Oh. Now, I guess I went two and two on the fights.

That's pretty good. That's solid. Yeah. Did you make money? Because those heavy favorites like that, like, it's hard to make money on this. I only bet a very little amount on that next fight with those two really big dudes. Oh, yeah. So here's the thing. Paddy the Baddy lost.

He got eye poked first and they stopped the fight. Correct. Then he got eye gouged the second time and it totally affected the. that round. And I thought they were going to review it because they can review it, but they did not. And if they would have won the fight. He would have won the fight. He ended up getting beat and man, it looked like he was getting knocked out a few times and he came back. He should have won the fight because that dude, even if they hadn't, even if they reviewed it and it wasn't the end of the fight and they were like, yep, another eye gouache, take away a point or whatever.

Correct. That totally affected that round. That would have won the round and won the fight. Got I got it twice. It's crazy. Yeah. Dude, how, dude, how crazy was that was that shot to the face where it exploded his face. Yeah. It was one shot and like his eye exploded, his nose was broken. It just rocked his face. So I did watch UFC fights. Good.

Good. I don't know that I'll watch them regularly unless there's a big name. I do like them. They started an hour. I like it they started an hour earlier. This one had some pretty good names. They start at eight now instead of nine. The pay-per-view they knew it would be a lot more hardcore fans.

This and they're trying to get some of the casuals to hang around and watch. There's too many commercials, though. It was commercials all the time. Did you end up going over to the multicam? That was a multi-cam. I didn't know. I could do anything. I just left on that.

I didn't. I was on it for a second, and there's no announcers, which I really do appreciate the announcers because they just add. Like, Joe Rogan adds a lot to like what's happening to the fight, and they didn't have that. But maybe I'll take it out next fight.

Kevin, you don't watch UFC? The only fight I watched was the, O'Malley one. Oh, you were up? You watched that one live? Yeah, but after that I couldn't step anymore. There were no more.

There was one more. Patty. O'Malley's the pink hair Oh bro, I'm telling you all these Irish names I thought the same person But Patty O'Malley the Batty Patty's English

And O'Malley is American Oh He's not even Irish Yeah dude I'm such a casual I watched the O'Malley fight too Yeah I thought that was all the same person Do you see Kevin the Indiana In Stadium

Celebration after the national championship No Man it kind of sucked Like the a ceremony? Yeah. It wasn't full. Oh, everyone left.

And it's probably cold. Well, not left. They just didn't go. They didn't have the game there at home. Oh, you're talking about when they got back to the NBA. Yeah, yeah, they came back. Got it. Got it.

Got it. Why not? Maybe bad time weather. But, yeah, Kurt Signetti walks out. It was lined a little, but I felt like a little to be desired there. I figured the fan base would be a little more prominent. And they weren't. But it's winter weather time, man.

But in Indiana, winter weather's nothing. They're used to that. It's like spring day. Kurt Signetti's rewarded free beer for life from a brewery in Indiana. Oh, he did shout out the brewery. He did? Yeah. Because I think a reporter asked him like, so you're going to get that beer, you know?

And he's like, yeah, yeah. He's like, well, what kind of beer is it? And then he shouted out the brewery. As a show of appreciation for bringing Indiana its first ever football national championship, upland brewing based in Bloomington has ponied up a lifetime supply of beer for the coach. Great. He's going to be drunk next season.

If you had a lifetime supply of beer, would you take advantage of it? Or would you just moderately and just save you a little money? Do you think it can make you drink more? Well, see, so one of my birthdays or Christmas, I don't remember, my wife got me a keg-a-rater. And it was like the best gift I ever gotten. And I was so excited. I went out to like a liquor store and bought my keg. I was like, I want a keg of Sam Adams or whatever.

They gave me the keg. Dude, I threw like 90% of that beer away. There's no way I could make a dent on that keg. So, yes, a year of beer sounds awesome, but I don't think I could take advantage of that. Eddie's doing keg stands at home by himself. Dude, this thing was awesome. I would get home from work and just, like, get a pot of glass and, like, just pour myself a beer. Mazoo had two buzzer beaters in one game over OU is the craziest thing I've ever seen.

There was two seconds left. They throw the ball in. It's out of his hand. Right as it's hitting the rim, the pink backboard goes off. And they hit it to tie, go to overtime. It was a crazy shot to go to overtime. Then they're down to same freaking thing happens, a different person.

No way. Buzzer beater. I think only the second time in history that that's happened. Two buzzer beaters in the same game is wild. Wow. If you haven't seen it yet. They released the final AP poll in college. And so they had Texas rated higher than OU, which is kind of fun to me

because Texas didn't even make the playoff but Texas was at 12 OU was at 13 so I had text my father-in-law I said this OU Texas ranking doesn't seem to be indicative of the playoff and he said I don't go by the AP poll I have my own pool

my own poll using my own personal analytics They're one After crunching the numbers OU is top 10 and Texas is unranked Love it So yeah You got it

If you made the playoff, you should be ranked over teams that didn't make the playoff. Don't we think that's the case? Yeah. Yeah, I do. That seems the most logical. The updated NFL head coaching landscape. So the Steelers with Mike McCarthy. He's back.

Dude, that's wild. I think Mike McCarthy's a good coach. But if you're a Steelers fan, you're probably thinking you're going to hit either home run with a big name or really invest in one of these young, not big names, but really. high potential, high ceiling guys. And I feel like Mike McCarthy is really not either one of those. And if you look back to have had three coaches over the last 50 years or so, and what, Chuck Knoll, Cower and Tomlin.

Yeah. And each of them ran a long time. McCarthy's 62. I don't know how long. No, he didn't have a lot left. Kevin, what were your thoughts when you saw the Steelers hire Mike McCarthy? A little bit surprised to your point. I thought they'd go with somebody younger,

but I think it's just a Steelers way of them being like, it's somebody that's stable, somebody that's been there, somebody that's done that, and who knows how long he'll do it, but I think it's just a very stable, safe hire for them. I feel like it's safe as well, and it seems to me that that's the perfect pick of a coach if you want Aaron Rogers to come back for another year. Yeah, because they had their run. They did. But do you, like, if you're a Steelers fan, do you want Aaron Rogers?

I think if you're a Steelers fan, you have to decide if you're willing to go and lose a bunch of games to get a better draft pick. Because if you get Aaron Rogers again, you have a chance to win 10 or 11 games, if you don't have a quarterback, like that's probably what will happen. You got to lose a bunch in order to get a pick. So it kind of just depends on what Steelers fans want.

Now, they're not going to get what they want, but you either get a high pick or you get Aaron Rogers. Because if you get Aaron Rogers, you ain't getting a high pick because you're going to end up, you know, 9, 10, 11 wins. Yeah, which is what... You know, at most you're probably going to get a playoff win, at most.

So, yeah, Mike McCarthy coach of the Steelers. The Ravens with Jesse Mentor, the Giants with John Harbaugh, the Falcons with Kevin Stavansky, the Dolphins with Jeff Halfley, and the Titans with Robert Salah. So we got nothing from the Bills, the Browns, the Cardinals, or the Raiders,

as of we're recording this right now, on Monday about 11 a.m. The Bills did interview Philip Rivers. That would be hilarious. The only coaching experience he has, high school. But it did just play. Yeah, so I mean there are a lot of people who just play

They probably shouldn't hire as a coach So the bills They kept saying no this is real this is real It's feeling like now it's not as real There are other guys going in But I think that's the good job that's left But man to go into Buffalo You gotta love the cold weather

I think it's gonna be dable If I'm just guessing I think it's stable I think everything's right for him to end up with that job He's from there He was the offensive coordinator There with Josh Allen when they were winning I think you go to the Giants and you lose.

The Giants, kind of a poverty organization. Generally, they can kill coaches, even if the coach is good. I think Dave will probably be the guy there. But I don't want to coach the Browns. Like, I don't want to coach the Browns.

If you offered me the job, I don't want to coach the Browns. Nobody's offering you, though. I know, but if you do, I don't want to coach the Browns. What's crazy about that job, I'm reading, they make the coaches take a personality test.

They make them write an essay. They make them do all these different, they're like, we're such an analytics-based organization. organization. You are? You guys suck. Yeah, that's not working, man. Try something else. Yeah, so the Browns. I don't want to coach Cardinals. Ooh, Arizona's nice, though. That's a, you talk about a poverty organization. That's maybe with them and the Titans and the Browns are probably the three most. I would say the

Panthers are slightly above those three and only because they won this year. Kevin, where would you rather coach? The Browns or the Cardinals? Strictly for weather alone. I gotta go to Arizona. I just not want to be in Ohio. Live in Scottsdale. That's fair. It's strictly for weather. But when they do those player polls,

the Cardinals get F's on a lot of stuff. From like food, how they treat their family. Cafeteria and stuff. Yeah, all that. I mean, the Raiders, they have an infusion of new ownership. There's a reason those three jobs are three of the last four to be filled. Just not great jobs. So there you go.

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What country do you think the woman have the biggest boobs? Let's think about this, Kevin. All right. A report recently ranked the countries in the world by the average breast size. America. At number two. And I would assume that's because so much plastic surgery. Oh.

I was just thinking of food. That would be my assumption. Or, oh, like the fatter, you get the bigger. They get. Yeah. So it's mostly cold places. At five, Iceland. Oh.

You've been Iceland. Did you notice anything? I did not. At normal? At four, Luxembourg. I've never been there. At three, the UK, two United States, one Norway. Norwegian.

It must be bigger people. Like those Viking, I just picture the Viking women with the horns on their head, singing opera with the big yellow braids, the big blonde braids. But I think they would have like armor, so they'd need like big armor. They did get that Ryan Wedding, that drug kingpin. Saw that. Do you see him coming off the airplane? Yeah. Dude, that's crazy.

You know those FBI agents are fighting for that spot in the picture. So they can be on the picture? Of course. They're walking him out. There's four people right with him, two on the side, two right behind him. He's handcuffed. Former Canadian Olympic snowboarder in a alleged drunk kingpin Ryan Wedding has been arrested in Mexico. We'll be extradited to the U.S. Wedding, who had been on the FBI's 10 most wanted fugitives list is accused of running a transnational drug trafficking operation that moved tons of cocaine across international borders. Bro. Cocaine quarterback, man. Gets you. Not same guy. Not a different dude, but I mean, it just gets you. Like, you get power hungry, money hungry. You get away with one transaction. You're like, ooh, that was easy. I can do this.

Then slippery slope. He was hiding out in Mexico. That's where they got him, right? But he was like hiding out with that cartel people. Yeah, dude. I just feel like if I were in the cartel, eventually I'm going to die. That's kind of how it goes, right? Like, you've seen too many stories that they're going to turn on you, man.

At some point, and people are always plotting again, they're either skis. scared of you or plotting against you and sometimes both at the same time. Yeah. Like there's no longevity of being in the cartels. I wouldn't like that life. Nope. Wouldn't like that life at all. Even with all the money in the world, I wouldn't like that life. You talk about, you know, that FBI picture or whatever.

Like, do you remember when they caught Pablo Escobar and like how they posed with him? Like he was a trophy deer? I don't. Like, yeah, because they shot him on the roof, right? He was like running and they shot him and he died. Oh, I do remember that. And they all just... Because they were like Polaroid pictures of the Polaroid pictures is what I saw.

Yeah. Dude, they would like pose like it was like they just shot a zebra on a safari. It's crazy. I had a picture that I think our show had posted. And it was me and Chris Martin together from Colplay. Kevin, did you ever see that picture that was posted it? That was the first time is when the show posted it. Yeah, I never knew I met Chris Martin.

I didn't see the picture. You haven't seen the picture of me and Chris Martin? No, when did they post that? Like recently? Maybe the By Bone Show posted it. It was that 2016. trend where you post things from 10 years ago. Okay.

And it was a picture of me and Chris Martin standing next to each other. And you met him and you don't remember? And I saw the picture and I said, I do not remember meeting Chris Martin at any time of my life whatsoever. I definitely don't remember at a festival because it looks like it's at a music festival. Do you have it up? No, I'm looking. Also, it's a weird picture.

Oh, yeah. He's like holding my hand. I have my hand over his shoulder and he's got his hand back up and he's holding my hand. What the? Is this real? I would think this is AI. but that's real.

Not AI. Dude, why is he holding your hand? I don't know. I feel like this would be a core memory. Me too. One, the fact that you met Chris Martin, that's cool. But the fact that you took a picture and then he held your hand? If you would have asked me and made me bet on it, 50 bucks, you ever met Chris Martin.

I'll take that bet. Nope, sure haven't. The only time I thought I ever met Chris Martin is didn't you see him in a Jeep? No, Mike did. Oh, was that Mike? Hey, because we were staying in Los Angeles. I was doing American Idol. Mike, you saw Chris Martin driving in a Jeep?

Yeah, in Malibu. He was driving to his house or like an art house he owns there. Was it a really cool Jeep? No, it's like a normal white Jeep like Eddie has. L.A. would be weird to be famous because there's always somebody more famous than you. Like, you really can't be famous in L.A.

You can a little bit, but there's so many famous people. It's like if you were six foot four. If you're six foot four and you go to somewhere normal, you're the biggest dude ever. If you go hang out with a bunch of NBA players or athletes, you're just a dude. That's what LA's like.

Does that make, like, Leonardo DiCaprio cooler? Because he stands out amongst the Kings. He's even bigger. Tom Hanks. He's Wimby. Yeah. Those guys are Wembees. If you, being in L.A., like, have you ever just seen a celebrity on, like, just walking?

I remember you saw, who was it, Larry David? My wife spotted him. It wasn't in L.A., though. We were in Palm Springs? That's it. I was going to say, where all the old people go. Fonsoring.

Yeah. We were sitting, and here's why it wasn't even for any reason cool. Oklahoma was playing in a softball tournament out there. It's called the Mary Nutter, because she's like a big, I don't know who Mary Nutter is. Mary Nutter classic.

And so we're out there going to the tournament and there are like 10, 12 college softball teams out there. That's her name, Mary Nutter. You guys should look at up. I don't think I'm wrong on that. And so we're there at a hotel just so, because her whole family's out there. Her dad's out there.

DJ maybe wasn't out there. But we're all there. And we're sitting at our hotel and some guys like, can you believe it? My electric car, they were like, let's go. You can hear that?

He was the same person. It's on television. And my wife is a massive Larry David fan. And she goes, do not turn around. I'm going to tell you this. If you make your head whip one direction, I'm going to punch in the shoulder.

She said to your left, three o'clock, Larry David sitting with whomever the woman was. And then what was your reaction? I did have a real slow turn. And who knows if he even noticed. But yes, I saw Larry David, but that wasn't in L.A.

The only other guy that I've seen just walking around is that Jeremy Allen, the guy who was chef. Oh, yeah, and the bear? Yeah. Jeremy Allen White. And I didn't notice. him because I don't really notice people.

My wife noticed him. We were at a place that's kind of like Whole Foods. And so... He was just shopping? Yep. He was just shopping. I think he was like outside smoking a cigarette or something. Oh. Because we were there and he was either there. He was at the gym next door. But he was just walking around. Smoking at the gym?

Outside. And he was... My wife's like, there's Jeremy Allen White. And I was like, who's Jeremy Allen White? And she was like, chef? I was like, oh yeah, I got it. That's all you got to say. But I think that's the only person that I've ever seen just randomly. Kevin lived in California. You lived in LA for a little bit. Did you just see randoms all the time? Not all the time, but two, no, I guess three people, I saw it whole foods, the same whole foods, the same

whole foods back to back like weeks was Josh Duhammel and who was a Game of Thrones girl that was married to the Jonas brother. Wait, Josh Dumol? Dumol. Dumol? Is that you say it? Yeah, yeah, yeah. And then the Jonas brother, Game of Thrones girl. Oh, Sophie Turner. Yes, and the Jonas brother. They were together, like shopping together at which brother. Kevin. Oh. No, wait. There's Nick.

There's Kevin. Joe, Joe, Joe, Joe, Joe, Joe, Joe, Joe, yeah. And people don't bother them, right? No, not at all. I'm sitting there watching, like, should I say something? Nobody else is saying something. I guess I won't say anything. So I didn't.

But you recognize them, Kevin? Like, you're the one that spotted them? Yeah. I mean, she was wearing, I remember she was wearing a big old giant's, like New York Giants jacket, like a throwback jacket. So that stood out. And then I realized it was her. And I was like, oh, wow.

And you know right away, especially at Jonas' brother. Like, they're everywhere. And it was during Game of Thrones. So her face was everywhere at the time. But nobody said anything to him. Eddie saw a celebrity here in town at the skating ring. That was crazy, dude. Are you sure it was him?

No, 100%. 100% because even I saw people trying to sneak pictures, which it's crazy to me. And my wife's the one that spotted him, of course. Like, I would never spot a celebrity. Ever. I just don't look for celebrities, right? Or look at people and be like, who is that? Okay.

And my wife's like, just like you and Larry David, don't be obvious, but right behind you is David Arquette. And I'm like from scream, like Courtney Cox's ex. Like, what are you talking about? Sure enough, dude, it was him. I did the Google and everything. And I think maybe they live here. Him and his wife had no idea. Yeah, a lot of people live here that you wouldn't think.

Like when I was walking by and I saw the guy from Karate Kid at the table. Yeah, Johnny. Yeah. I didn't know his name, so I looked it up, but I immediately knew that dude. And if he didn't have Cobra Kai, we wouldn't recognize him because he doesn't look like Johnny is older or whatever. But the fact that he's in Cobra Cuy and he's big, we know who he is. Same thing with David Arquette. Dude, I haven't seen David Arquette's in Scream.

So I had no idea what he looked like. He's older. So, like, you look at him, he doesn't scream David Arquette. You'd have to do a little bit of research. Is that a pun? What? He doesn't scream. David our kid?

No, I didn't even think about that. Was he skating? No, he was just, I think his kids were skating or somebody was skating. He was there with his wife. Got it. Hey, do you remember when we saw Cindy Crawford? Yeah, that was backstage at a music festival. That was awesome.

Because there were a lot of people back there. We had played Coachella. Coachella. No, no, that's not true. Stage coach. Okay, good. Yeah, good. Same grounds. Different weekend.

But man, it sounds so different. Yeah, we went to, we played. played stage coach one year. Eddie and I did raging idiots. And so then we just went to the show. We stayed because Tom Strat was playing. And then Cindy Crawford was in the back there. And when we were young, Cindy Crawford was like the thing. The post is the poster. She was the supermodel. Yeah. She was back there. Like you said, older now. Yeah. Her daughter looks exactly like her now. No. That's crazy. And I know that's how it works. Like I understand. Not always though. Yeah. Not always. So this is from NJ.com. The item in your drawers that could be worth $50,000. If you go back and you have a

first generation iPhone, it can be worth up to $50,000. Like if it's a mint condition, if it happens still be in the box, $50,000. It could be worth $10, $12, $14,000, even if it's not in mint condition. If it's the number one and it still works. That's amazing. Do you still have your phones? I have like the last three. Yeah. But it's only because I don't know what to do with them.

Save them now. No, they're out of box. They're out of everything. But I just don't want to like give them away and then have somebody have access to all my stuff because even if you wipe it clean there's a way to get it back. You never really wipe it clean. It's like my last three laptops are just like sitting at the house in a pile because I don't want to get my computer up. Dude you know what I

used to have which I feel like be worth a lot is the the U2 edition iPod? Is it still in the box? No, I left it at a hotel. Oh. You know how like some hotels have that little, they used to have the thing where you can put it on the alarm clock. Left it on there. But I think if it's going to be worth it. with money, it's got to pretty much still be in a box. Oh, like mint, mint. Well, just new. Yeah. So some new is not mint. But all meant is usually new. I just remember when I bought that thing, it was like, I had to go. Or at least shelf when it's new or like case when it's new. I did like order from like a best buy or something that was on the other side of town. I had to wait

like weeks to get it. That was, that was hard to get. Do you see the plane crash in Maine? No. Private jet. A business jet carrying eight people crashed during take off in Bangor, Maine last night, the Twin Engine. Challenger 600 went down shortly after taking off from Bangor National Airport around 7.45 p.m. Eastern time. The airport was closed after the crash. Weather conditions at the time included a temperature of about 2 degrees and wind chill of minus 13 and light snow. They're investigating the cause. NBC News. They all die. Yeah, I think so. But none of that screams weather is creating a problem unless the weather had created a problem in the plane already that wasn't addressed. But it doesn't say why. I saw that. Super Bowl 60, as we mentioned, is a rematch from 11 years ago. And that one worked out in your favor as a Patriot fan. What do you remember about that game? Do you think it was over when it was like on the one-yard line?

And all they had to do is give it to Marshawn for the win. Oh, yeah. I mean, as a Boston fan, we've been through many big games. And that game stick out at the most to me just because it was the ultimate low to the ultimate high like that. And I just remember Malcolm Butler picking it. And you just couldn't believe it. And I think I flipped the table.

I was so excited. I remember that game. I was at my condo in downtown Nashville. And I just remember the interception being like, what? Like, it was over. Just hand the ball to Marshawn Lynch. Did we have a party? Yeah.

There was one that we had a party at your house at that condo. Possibly. Maybe everybody had gone home by then, though, for the most part. Maybe. But yeah, that's what's up. All right, that's the episode. Thank you, everybody, for being here. Eddie, anything else before you go?

No, man. Just, oh, I ended up helping my wife with that concession stand I was telling you guys about at a basketball game. By the way, high school basketball games, they go off. I had no idea. I've never really been to a high school basketball game. But, like, apparently the two teams that were playing were both undefeated, and I feel like the whole town was there. Really? It was really, really cool.

And my wife worked the concession stand. And, dude, she said she made like $2,000. But she didn't. Well, the school did. Yeah, you made it sound like she did. You made it sound like she's running the drug ring, like the Canadian snowboarder. Dude, the game was what, like an hour and a half long, at most two hours? She said she made, the concessions name made $2,000 selling popcorn, pizza and Skittles.

Unbelievable. We need to get in the concession business. But you can't just get in the concession business because they do it for charity for the most part, or for the school. How can you get into it, though? You know how they have soccer games at the park? Like youth soccer? you put a little thing on like a little board on your popcorn, peanuts

pickles peanuts all that dude if she's making 2,0002 hours we can make a lot of money doing that Kevin anything from you yeah we talked to Abby earlier and I wanted to ask her if she I texted her after the game yesterday I said hey can you get a picture for me of the

trophy championship ceremony going on and she never texted me back so I want to see if she got that picture or not if I were her I would have left no It sounded like she had to get out of there pretty quick. If it's not my team, I am getting out of there quick. I'm out. All right.

Thank you guys. Hope you have a great rest of the day. Hope you have a great week. Hope you're safe. Hope you're warm. And now I've got to go back to home where it's cold. Where we sit next to a fireplace. I just got a text too, Sam.

They don't think the power is going to be up. Possibly this week. I just saw an article come out about that. They're looking like the end of the week for power to come back. Honestly, man, you look at what we saw driving. in. I don't think the power company knows where to start. There are so many power lines down. Where do you even start to fix this thing? Crazy. Thank you guys. We will see you later on this week. And I think that'll do it. Blow the whistle. All right. See you guys next week. Bye, buddy.

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