The Bobby Bones Show - 25W: Somebody Hit Bobby’s Mailbox + What We Miss Most About Being Single + Which NFL Player Would We Want to Hang Out with for One Day

Episode Date: July 31, 2025

Bobby kicks things off telling the guys the story about his UberEats driver hitting his mailbox earlier this week. After delivering his food, he found it weird the driver came back and rang his doorbell, but it was so she could tell him that she hit his mailbox and wanted to give her his information and pay for it. Plus, after a story came out about what guys miss the most about being single, we went around the room and named what we miss most about our days of being single. And Eddie says he would love to hang out with Lamar Jackson for one day, so everyone gave their answer as well!   Follow the Show: @BobbyBonesSports   Follow the Crew: @MrBobbyBones @ProducerEddie @KickoffKevin @MikeDeestro @BrandonRayMusicSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Welcome, Eddie hit it. All right, first things first. Uber Eats person hit my mailbox yesterday. Oh, no. It's a rotten mailbox, too. So, like, it broke? Oh, there are bricks everywhere. So they...

What is happening in your life right now? It's terrible It's not terrible It's slightly annoying My car was hit too That's what I'm referring to Yeah Yeah just so people know

I know what you're referring to I'm just making sure everybody else Is in on the inside joke Good call Yeah So my car was hit In a parking lot Somewhere I don't even know

And then after that I didn't know my mailbox Was hit And I will give a shout out To the Uber Eats driver Who then drove back up Knocked on the door And I thought

Oh do they forget something because usually they leave it at the door anyway. Is that how you guys typically, if you order food, do they just leave it at the door? Or they knock and hand it to you. Yes. Leave it at the door. We always do leave it at the door.

And she used up, rang the doorbell. And I was like, huh, walk back up. It's like, hey, what's going on? She goes, I hit your mailbox. And again, it's a rock mailbox with the mailbox in the middle of like a rock, like a pillar. And I was like, oh, dang.

And I wasn't mad. I mean, I've almost hit a thing a couple times myself. I was like, okay. well thank you for telling me and I thought that was it and she was like I can give you my information and just whatever it costs and then I felt bad for taking her information dang so you took it I took it yeah yeah because I learned my lesson once once I was hit and I the person was like hey my car looks fine and yours looks fine let's just go and I was like okay cool I was an idiot because it turns out some stuff like sensors had been busted and I was like I'm always going to get the

information to the people for now on if it has happens. Yeah, good call. So I don't know what it's going to cost to fix. If I can just fix it, I'll fix it. But there are like 10 bricks down there. I mean, did she total her car? Because that thing's a beast. It is a beast. I think she caught it on the back bumper and the bumper just kind of tore it out. So yeah, that's what's up. Yeah, you're right. Good call. I mean, I'm glad she, like, fessed up to it. She could have done a hit, hit and run. Right. Mailbox hit and run. Yeah, it happens. Yeah, I don't know. I would really call that a hit and run, but it would have been it. Yeah. Hit the mailbox and run.

There's another story I saw with a DoorDash driver, and this guy named Joe Brian on TikTok said he saw his door dash driver who was on a bicycle given the food a taste test before they, before he brought it. Come on. Like, I understand the temptation, right? Like, you have fries right there and you can smell them the whole time. Especially fries that are loose. Right, what's going to. Yeah. Because what you would do, what I would do strategically if I had fries, I'd probably, like, hit them and like make a couple fall out into the bag.

and then I would just eat the ones in the bottom of the bag and never actually went into the fries. I'm not too good to admit I might do that if I was really hungry. That would be a tough job to have if you're really hungry. Yeah. Because you'd want a little bit of everything. Yeah, there's no way you could do it if you were hungry.

Yeah. And the only way to not be hungry is to eat the food. No, in order to not be hungry, you have to eat it. If you have it, sometimes you just got to go. I get that. What are we going to say? You.

Me? You're about to go into some monologue? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Some Uber eats monologue. No, I just understand that feeling, but you can't do it. Like, that's the one thing you can't do in that job. Like, well, you can't be late and you can't eat the food that you're delivering. But I guess it did.

How did you do on a bike, though? And people are both. They're often late. And I bet they eat the food all the time. Yeah. I like the driver that stops, takes it out of their trunk. And they only do that to show you they definitely didn't eat it. Yeah, but isn't it sealed?

A lot of times when it gets delivered. Some of it is, but if it's loose like a fry or anything like that, it's just in a box. You can easily pop off. And you can always unseal it, eat a little bit, and it's seal it back. You can't unseal it. Yeah. But you can take the lid off if it's not. I guess our definition of seals may be different.

I'm thinking like the bag is sealed with like a sticker. Yes, that they're not getting in. Okay. I like that. That's what I'm thinking of. There's another food story. I guess we'll start with these. These Celsius drinks, and I will have one occasionally.

I kind of like the taste of them. Oh, I saw this. Some of them might and have possibly contained alcohol. Like this is a big mistake. There's a shared packaging. that mistakenly shipped empty Celsius cans to high noon. Yeah, high noon is vodka seltzer, like with real vodka in it. I think if you were drinking one, though, I would know.

Yeah. And I've never tasted, I never had alcohol. However, I think I would know if it wasn't tasting like Celsius. Unless high noon tastes just like Celsius. I never had a high noon before. It's not completely off. It really isn't, dude. You guys are making me one little high noon.

It's good. If it was like a Coors Light, then yeah, that's different. But a high noon, that's a seltzer. In a recall notice posted to the FDA's website, High Noon said an unspecified number of its beach variety packs. Contained cans that are filled with high noon vodka, seltzer alcohol. And they have been mislabeled a Celsius astro vibe, sparkling blue razz. Ooh, it's a good one.

Is it? Yeah. No illnesses have been reported to NBC News. But don't you think this is like their way of introducing their new alcohol line? I think that would be a terrible way to have to do it. It would. By going through the FDA and putting on your website. Pain fines.

Yeah, yeah. Sounds like a fun game. Yeah. How many Celsius can you get before you get a high new? One of my friends is texting me now, and I'm going to keep names out of it, but this is just sometimes. I don't even say deal with it. Sometimes I'm just hearing from them. And this friend writes me, honest question, what do people like about, and he asks about another artist?

Ooh. Okay, so I'm not going to say anybody's name, but I'm going to call the artist. Is the artist Brandon Ray? I'm going to call the artist Wilford Brimley. Okay. Diabetes guy. Well, he's, or the oatmeal guy. Yes.

He's my favorite. Cacoon. Oh, yeah, he was awesome in cocoon. So, honest question, what do people dig about Wilford Brimley? Is it that he represents a lifestyle they like? I just can't wrap my head around it. I get his tours, but I'm curious what your take is because it just doesn't make sense. And this is one big artist asking about another big artist.

Oh, that's awesome. That's so cool. It's funny. Drama. Are you going to answer that question? I did answer the question. And not being dramatic, I think he's just genuinely curious. I think to me, too, there are times when artists are not speaking to me.

They're not speaking for me. They're not speaking to me. So I'm like, I don't get it. But I can understand I don't get it because I'm not supposed to get it. It's not supposed to resonate with me. So it doesn't resonate at all. And I'm like, well, I don't get it. But for example, and I think,

some of her music's good, but like an Olivia Rodriguez. She's really catchy songs. Good stuff. But she's singing to like teens and early 20s girls about dudes and like the choruses are catchy. And I'm like, good for you, but it doesn't speak to me. Right. And so if someone's like, what's it about? I'm like, you know, I think if you're 19 and it's some dudes screwing you over,

this probably speaks to you. And that's what I have to do with artists sometimes and go like, you know what? doesn't speak to me, but let me figure out who I think it speaks to, and that's kind of what I had to do. So if it's Wilford Brimley, who's the guy asking? Like Martin Sheen or Ted Denson? Okay. I love, oh. Yeah. Gosh, I like both of them. I know. It's tough because that, because is big. Yeah. And I responded, I feel like it's simply because he built his own thing organically. And I go through a little bit. I say, but I'm also not drawn to his art, but it's also not made for me. and then he says,

do you want to hear more about the question? Oh, yeah. What's the core of his appeal? What does he represent to people who like him? I genuinely wonder. Wow. I love this.

So this is a real artist who's not disliking the person because I know he doesn't know the person. Doesn't even dislike their music just doesn't get why they have any sort of popularity. So there's no jealousy from Ted Danson. No, because they don't do the same thing

at all. Okay. Okay. I mean, they play music and sing on a stage, but they're not competing for market share of the same audience member. In any way, and I know this is not from a place of hate or jealousy. It's just genuine curiosity. Well, no, that's what he said in the text.

Genuinely asking. And it's funny, too, because you do, and even though they're not in the same market of whatever, but you do assume that all artists know each other, right? Especially in this town, because we all live within, 25 miles of each other. But that's not the case. Like some have never ever met, you know, and they're consuming that artist like everyone else. And consuming them in a way of they're also making arts, they're comparing and they're wondering what they're doing different, how they're doing it, why they did it this way, who they worked with, looking at, and if they

came up around the same time, there's very much comparisons. Right. I was watching Ashroom McBride talk about artists that come from behind them. I was also listening to an interview with somebody and they said it was a guy and he said the artist oh it was Garth it wasn't even interview it was Garth on stage

this George Strait concert that the raised like six million bucks for the flood yeah he said the artists before you were gods and the artists

that come after you were chumps and that's how everybody feels that's so true because before you make it everybody that made it before you oh my God but everybody after you

you're like what are you even doing what's crazy is to think and I've been, I don't know, lately just been thinking about how we look at Johnny Cash as a god. But Johnny Cash was once Morgan Wallen. And we see Morgan Wallen as a dude. Well, not now. Now Morgan Wallen's not a dude.

He's selling football stadiums. Well, I get it. But we knew Morgan Wallen, this intern effect. And some people in my company have that with me that's been here the whole time that I've been here. Because when I was starting out in the company, I was just like a little snot-nosed. 20 year old before I came to this company. And they've been here the whole time, so they still have that relationship with me and seeing me

as that person. Even though I've done whatever I've been able to do, same thing with Morgan Wall. Like, we knew when he was selling 20 cedars with his cutoff shirt and his mullet. For us, it's odd or we don't fully comprehend the scale of it because he was

that. More so than like the Johnny Cash comparison, it's more of the intern effect. Yeah. But Johnny Cash also wasn't popular when he got old. Like people, they wouldn't play him on the radio then he got old he got, nobody cared it took that

that Rick Rubin album the Trent Reznor song the Nine Hines-Nells Yeah to even bring him back for a second before he even died so he wasn't like super celebrated

that's revisionist history for like we love Johnny Cash forever Dude Yeah good call So yeah That's a good I mean yeah

We just think of it that way Aren't we kind of like that as fans too though You know we're like Oh my generation music The best Yes Now it sucks I think that's a different argument.

I think what we like at 12 to, and this probably blurs a little bit, 19 is like fundamental in who we are. And that's what we love. And that's what we associate with our time of growing. And so that music was important to us at the time we grew the most. So that is the type of music that always rocks and nothing can be like it. Because nothing was like that to us when we were growing the most. That's when music was ever.

everything too. And people that were in the 70s, it doesn't matter. Every generation has it. Right now we're going through where people that are in their 30s and 40s love 90s country. Now that we get to be the decision makers, we kind of have made that popular again because that was important to us. It's not that it's so much better. It's that now the people get in and make the decisions are the age where they can do it and they can celebrate what made what made them feel for the first time when they made music. Yeah. The coolest thing in the world is I took my 11-year-old to go see Pearl Jam, and he is now the biggest Pearl Jam fan. And I don't think he would have ever even known of Pearl Jam if he just would have grown up, listening to music with his friends, and just

kind of eventually he probably would have heard of Pearl Jam, but he truly loves this band, knows every album now, knows the history of the band, all because I took him to a concert. All because his dad loved him. You think, but like my other kids don't give a crap. Did you take the other kids to the concert? No. I think that's a part of it. I think if he hated it, wouldn't matter if his dad loved it or not. Yeah. But I think that's definitely a shared moment, item that you guys have been able to bond on and will continue to bond about.

And that has made him love. I almost say he's faking it. I think he does love it. But it's why I was drawn to classic rock when I was a kid because Arkansas Keith's all he listened to. So we were always together. And if he loved it and I didn't know it, but we listened to it all the time. And I can identify songs in like one second.

That was the game we'd play. Yeah, would you play that in the truck? Yes, and I became like a massive, like, fan of Led Zeppelin, a massive fan of all these classic girls, the Hollies. Yeah. All these bands, not because I found them on my own and was searching and found this would be the greatest music. It was because I was bonding with my stepdad. And I was like, man, if he likes this and then I like this, he's going to like me more, even if I wasn't doing that deliberately. Same thing with baseball.

Like, he was such a historian that I would just read baseball encyclopedias and learn about the teams from different years and who, played what position. It's why I became a massive Cubs fan. He was a Cubs fan. Yeah. There you go. And also Pearl Jam's good, obviously, because they had massive success. Okay, easy. But yeah, I think that's super cool, but I think part of it too, if he went to that concert with his buddies, I don't think it would have without you loving him. And his buddy was like, let's just go watch his old guys play music. I don't think he would have come out loving it like

he does as compared to him going with you. Yeah. Yeah, that's true. And what's happened now, too, My wife is just, now she's reliving Pearl Jam again because it was hard with me. Because, dude, when we were dating, Pearl Jam was such a huge part. Like, I had a thing where if I dated a girl and she didn't like Pearl Jam, we're done. Like, it's just not going to happen. That hardcore? That was that hardcore. So my wife was just like, I like Pearl Jam, but you killed it for me because that's all you listen to.

And now my son's walking around going, Jeremy Spoken. She's like, I got to live through this again. Yes, exactly. My wife sent me a video, it reminds me of that, on TikTok, and it says, it's another person's video, it says date and your age range or else this will be you on a Friday night at 9 p.m. And it's her boyfriend or he's like 12 years older and he's laying on the couch watching counting crows on the television. That's perfect. Dude, is that storytellers? I watched that the other day.

No, it was a video. You know what? I watched the storyteller. No, I watched MTV Unplugged Paul Simon the other day. How was that? Dated, but cool. But awesome. Cool.

It was cool. Did he play Simon and Garfunkel stuff too? Yeah. Was it all like Graceland? No, he played a little bit of all. But it was from the 8th. I think it's the first one ever maybe. That's awesome.

They're all on Paramount Plus. I know that's why I watched the County Crows one because I think storytellers is on there too. Have you started watching Billy Joel documentary? I don't know about it. It's on Hulu. It's brand new. I started watching like 30 minutes of it.

Pretty cool so far. bar. I'm not a Billy Joel guy. Didn't really grow up, listen to Billy Joel. But the fact that I'll just tell you kind of how it starts. It starts off by him saying, when I was a kid, I worked at an oyster bar. And up on the hill was a huge mansion. And I was always like, looking at that mansion, being like, rich people, man. Like, probably never worked a day in their life to deserve that house. He's like, I own that house now. That's awesome. That's pretty awesome. That's pretty cool. I'll check it out. Hey, Mike, I started the W. series on Netflix.

I was watching it late last night, so I didn't finish the first episode. And it wasn't because I wasn't interested. I was so interested that I didn't want to fall asleep and miss any of it. So I started watching it. And you're right, it's so interesting because at the beginning, and it's behind the scenes of WWE. They're in writers rooms.

They're talking about the matches. They're interviewing people, and the guy sits up and he goes, hey, my name's Cody Runnels. I'm known wrestling as Cody Rhodes. I'm the world chain. So they do their real names. That's cool. Even Triple H is like, my name's Paul.

I forgot his name was Paul I thought it was Hunter Yeah he's like my name's Paul Nobody calls me that Some people call me Hunter Some people call me AAA Some people call me H That could be confusing

Yeah So yeah I think I'm really going to like it I'm three episodes in I enjoy it Some of it gets a little bit too Just like documenting all that happened this year I want him to get a little bit more into the dirt But overall I'm enjoying it I got to the part where he's like

We're scheduling everything in a calendar on a schedule And so I was like man I'm liking this I don't want to like fall asleep while I'm watching it. But it's good. It's good. We're going to take a quick break. And we're going to talk about Gilbert Arenas getting arrested.

Shannon Sharp getting fired. The Cowboys almost lost a big player. Yep. Escape the bullet. Dodge the bullet. Escape the big one. Yeah, yeah, yeah. That'll work.

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Now, and on the surface, you're like, okay, well, it's in Vegas. You can gamble in Vegas. There are a lot of things you can't do. One, even if you're not in Vegas. Anyway, you can't take a rake. And a rake is if the house makes any money for people just playing. You can have a poker game at your house But you can't have a poker game

Where the house is making money Off a rake When I was playing underground poker in Austin A lot The reason that those houses started to get shut down Was because they were taking rakes Also they were getting robbed They were acting like a casino

Yes, you go You get your chips for 500 bucks Thousand bucks And you play a hand They take two chips, put it in the hole And then you play for the rest of the pot That's a rake But the house can't do that

Because they're making money off of the gambling itself. Again, you're able to have poker. But Gilbert Arenas was arrested Wednesday in connection with a federal indictment that alleged his former NBA star hosted illegal high-stakes poker games at his mansion in California. And it was also doing it in Vegas, too, right?

Or is it just in California? I just saw California. For the sake of the story, the Vegas stuff, I may have just heard, we're just going to go with California. You see the table? No. He had his name on the table. Like his casino?

Yeah. Oh, dude. That's what you do it. That's cool. So, yeah, yeah. So there was also a guy, apparently in the Israeli mafia that was a part of it. Oh my goodness. Which it was a big deal.

They also were, they had girls. And this is from what I listened to a bunch yesterday about this. So the rest of this here is me not reading it. It's just me going by memory from what people were saying. They had girls that they were paying, but they were also charging them. but the girls were also accompanying the finger quotes, the players. They'd bring them drinks, they'd do whatever, but they would also be, you know.

Arm candy? Sure. Whatever. That can be a version. Yeah. Yeah. He's charged with one count of conspiracy to operate in illegal gambling business. One count of operating in illegal gambling business

and one count of making false statements to federal investigators. He is scheduled to make his first court appearance. Da-da-da. Suspected high-level member of an Israeli organized crime group. Gosh. And several other associates were also indicted. and arrest in a connection with the alleged illegal business. That's from ESPN.

So, Agent Zero. So to get this straight, you can have poker parties at your house. You can. You just can't. And you can gamble with real money. Yeah. Yeah, you don't have to do potato chips. Right, right, right.

You can do real money, but you can't collect. Like, you can't be a casino and make money off that night. Correct. You can't take a part of anything. You can't take a cover. Oh, I didn't think about that. You can't take a rake, which is. a fraction of every pot.

Can you sell some Celsius? High noon. I think so. Maybe not a bunch. I don't know. I don't know what the role is there. Yeah. So there you go.

That's the first story I wanted to bring up. The second one is Shannon Sharp out of ESPN. And these stories were just bopping yesterday. It was like Gilbert. After the other. Alert. Because I subscribe to the athletic. And the athletic, boom.

Gilbert Arena is arrested. Boom. Shannon Sharp fired from ESPN. Is this from the... Legal stuff he was going through. Legal. I mean, we have audio for this too, right? Yeah.

Okay, so the on-air relationship between ESPN and Shannon Sharp appears to be over less than two weeks after he settled a $50 million lawsuit related to sexual assault and battery accusations by an ex-girlfriend. So here is Shannon Sharp talking on YouTube last night after the news made its rounds during the day. I really enjoyed my time at ESPN. It gave me an opportunity to bring my audience that saw me really just grow. They saw me, you know, Lakers in Five, and they saw me say all these funny, these analogies that my grandparents gave me. And I was able to bring that to ESPN. So I'm very, very grateful for that. They did what they felt they needed to do.

And I'm at peace with that. But I just wish, guys, I just wish this thing could have waited until Monday because I hate the fact that I'm overshadowing my brother. The first two brothers in the Pro Football Hall of Fame. And this is what the headline is going to be for the next couple of days. Yeah, Sterling Sharp goes into the Hall of Fame this weekend. Oh, man. The woman accused Sharp of sexually assaulting her twice in October, 2024 and January 2025 after previously engaging in the intentional infliction of emotional distress. She said Sharp became violent over the course of their relationship and recorded their sexual encounters without her consent.

He never faced criminal charges in the matter. Sharp last appeared on the ESPN. I think he paid her out a bunch too to settle. Did you read like 13 million or 18 million or something? No, I didn't see those numbers, no. Again, I don't stick to that. It's not my official statement. but I think he gave her a good amount of money. Wasn't there like a phone conversation or something?

Recorded. Remember when that came out last year? Yeah. This is what I'm going to say. I'm glad I've just never been somebody that's just trying to get laid all the time. Because it'll be toxic to you. And I don't know what happened between them.

But remember Chan and Sharp's phone? Yeah. Went live. He was having sex with something. That's what I was thinking of. Shannon Sharp? Shannon Sharp. What did I say?

Oh, no. I was thinking of Sterling. Okay. because we were talking about him going in the L of the family. Yeah. Shannon Sharp. Yeah. I think Shannon Sharp just needed it.

That much testosterone. That dude, I think he just, I'm so glad I don't have that much testosterone. I just didn't need that. Like, I think it was built. You're good, man. It was built into me early. I wasn't going to get girls. So, 19 or so, nobody wanted to date me.

Nobody wanted to make out hookup. I was a virgin to my 20s. It wasn't because I was like, I shall be a virgin forever. It was like, I'm not getting it. So. Not by choice. Why would I focus? because that's a big part of dude's lives, the focus to try to get some.

All that 15 to 49. Shannon's like 50 something. I know. But it's a dominant part of a dude's life. Just trying to like find a girl to hook up with, date, whatever it is. Some dudes, more dogs than others. I'm so happy that I didn't get it and knew I couldn't get it because I focused all my attention on work.

See, it was like a blessing in disguise, dude. Yeah. When at the time you thought like, this is so unfair. I was like, this sucks. All my friends would go out, go to the club, go home with girls. Yeah, it's pretty crazy. Never happened to this dude. I even wore like funny hats and stuff with the club.

Like, a few people noticed me. And nothing, dude? Nothing, man. I didn't do it. Nothing. I'm so glad too, because like the same, with me. I'm glad the whole room feels the same way because I'm sure no one, we're all the same as Bobby, right?

Yeah. Absolutely. Never, never, never, never. I'm still a virgin. There you go. With a kid. Been married 10 years now. With a child. Yeah. Let's see. Eddie, I saw the story about Tyler Guyton.

They said that he tore his ACL. And I'm like, there you go. You love a training camp injury. A season ending injury in training camp is what you want. Especially somebody that was going to be instrumental to the Dallas Cowboys offense. Because, I mean, he is solid. Solid, dude. And our O line, I mean, that's what we missed. When you see Dak making dumb mistakes, that's because he's being pressured all the time.

That's why? That's the only reason? Oh, dude, you see Dak with protection. You don't make mistakes. Fair enough. He did not suffer the torn ACL. Thank God. initially said, he's sustained a bone fracture and is looking at a recovery of four to six

weeks, but will not require surgery. The ACL was intact. That was the headline that I saw. Yes. ACL intact. It's good. It's good for my $100 bet on the Cowboys. You know what else I saw too? Like, I broke my foot. You know how long it took me to recover? Longer than four weeks. Like, that's crazy that these dudes can like break their foot. If you had professional like, you know, recovery, training every day, you're in the training.

room every single day rehabbing. You say my orthopedics not good? I'm saying, no, but we're saying you don't dedicate the time needed for a fast recovery because your job depends on it. Yeah. Also, how old were you when you broke your 40, 45 years old? That's part of it. He's 24. But also, that like, that's his full-time job now is recovery. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, he'll go in every day, all day. Hours. He'll do. That's worse in practice. You think that's worse than practice to recover from that? Have you done that, like, rehab stuff where you just pick up the marbles, like, with your toes and stuff? Oh, wow. Yeah, I broke my finger.

No, I cut my finger, the tendon, and they had me doing physical therapy where I had to bend my finger slowly for like four weeks, five weeks. That's tough, man. And I had little goals, man. I don't know how you made it out. This is so hard. You're laughing at me, but that was some hard work. I don't know how you made that out. I've had it alive.

Golly. Okay, so those are the big stories. as far as NFL or NBA, trade deadlines today, baseball, so we should see some stuff crawling through. Did the Brewers beat the Cubs last night? They had won two in a row, and the Brewers are awesome, and it sucks that are in the same division as the Cubs. I didn't look to see if.

Cubs won 10 to 3. They did, thank God. I think I get swept. So, Cubs are good. They are good. It's nice. The brewers are awesome. Yeah.

That sucks. But trade deadlines today in baseball, I think we're all good. I was watching the twins and the Red Sox yesterday. 13-1. 13-1. Now what? I don't understand because my TV's broken and sometimes it just decides not to have audio.

And so it was just the audio wasn't on. And I had the over eight and a half. And they threw, they got a pitcher in. The twins put a pitcher in and he just started throwing just lobs. And they were just hitting home run after home run, after home run, after home run. And you took the over? Yeah, and so I hit the over, but why did they do that? Because they lost the game.

They don't want to wear out their arms. Right, yeah. So you just kind of throw it and that, dude, that was crazy to me. They were having a field day. The Red Sox were like, give me another one. Boom, out of here. Yeah, there was somebody on the Orioles that struck out on a 35 mile an hour lob pitch because the other team never seen them.

Yeah, I never see them. This Georgia high school that opened the new football stadium, it's wild. Yeah. They spent $62 million in the stadium. It's a public school. It's huge. But my assumption is it's coming from donor money. Yes.

Even from a public school, because it's public school. And they're a powerhouse. And I think they're a school that is able to get players from other places. Like they recruit. Even if they, I say, KET. So is it a private school? No. No, it's a public school.

I just said that. You did say that. That's not possible, though, right? You're not supposed to recruit. You're not supposed to. I don't even know for sure they recruit. Yeah. But like my high school now, if you want to go play sports somewhere else, you need to leave schools.

So I don't know the rules down there. They literally bus them in. Yeah. But it's allowed in some places. I don't know the rules here. It's a $62 million football stadium. That place looks insane. They have luxury boxes.

Yeah. At a high school stadium. I mean, who would buy that? Who? Yeah. Unless your son's playing. Like, local H-Mack companies. They're team is awesome.

I'm not justifying that payment of $62 million, but their team is awesome. They're a top 10, 15 team nationally most years. But it's high school. You're going to buy a suite to a high school? Oh, I thought you meant who would buy the stadium? No, no, no. The suite.

Like, who would buy a box? And be like, hey, guys, you want a Friday night? What are you doing? Donors. The same people to pay for the stadium. But to watch like a kid? I think you're missing the point. It's about the being there, being a part of the program.

Yeah. Maybe you went to high school there. Oh, for sure. Okay. I hope so. Yeah. You just like Friday Night Lights. I don't know.

Dude, the scoreboard is 44 feet by 82 feet. Yeah, it's 3,500 square foot. Wow. Think about that in a house. That's a big house. It's huge. Yeah. And now you got a scoreboard.

3400 square feet 15 covered luxury suites a two-story field house locker room seating capacity of 10,000 considered one of the top football programs instead of Georgia Beaufort will open up

its 2025 season in their new stadium Thursday, August 14th they'll take on Milton high school in Georgia for a 7 p.m. kickoff from Sports Illustrated. You know there's a high school

in Texas being like we gotta outdo this one. Yeah, right. I thought it was in Texas for sure. Yeah. Also, I bet the school labs probably aren't the best.

Oh, no chance. Can you imagine if we value science. Right. Arts. I'm not, this is a sports show. I love freaking football.

But imagine they pump 20 million dollars into that school for college scholarships, for freaking microscope, state-of-the-art technology that could teach these kids. Like, that would change their lives forever.

They just got rid of the music program. Shut. It's a shame. And again, I'm not pocket watching the school and donors wanted to donate. and I'm not going to be a hater because I think it's awesome. If I were at school there,

I'd love to have that stadium. Yeah, imagine playing there? $62 million. It's better than, like, most of the max schools. Yeah. If not all the max schools. Oh, yeah. Yeah.

Yeah, so go win some games now. Pressure's on now. Yeah, go win some games. Okay, so there's that. Okay, Eddie, something that you want to talk about as far as players you want to hang out with. Yeah. Do it.

I just saw an interview with Lamar Jackson, and I'm like, I think that he's so, serious during the season that we don't really get to see the real Lamar Jackson. In this interview he was doing an NFL network, like he was joking and they was laughing with the reporters. I feel like I would like to hang out with that dude. Just because I think he's funnier than we all think and has a good sense of humor, I think we can just kind of chill and just laugh the whole time.

All right, let's do all sports. Who's the football player, current NFL player? If you had to pick one and it's like you must spend a day with them, who would you like to spend the day with? I'm going Lamar Jackson. Hi, Brandon. Josh Allen. Big guys?

Everything I see about him, he's hilarious, he's humble, he's fun. I don't know. Kevin? I'll probably go, what? Don't pick Travis Kelsey. Oh, God, no. No, no, no. He's going to pick Drake May.

Yeah. Of course. Just being a Patriots fan. No, I'll probably go Justin Jefferson. I think he'd be cool. I'm really cool guy. And like anywhere you go with him, I think he would just be, Everyone would go like, whoa, he's Justin Jefferson.

That's good. Casey? I would do Baker-Mayfield. That's a good one. Baker. I think two would be like fun and normal. Yeah. I think Tua seems like, and I've seen him like on stage at like country concerts.

Like I feel like two is like a normal dude. He plays guitar. He jams. He seems kind of shy though. A little shy. So two shy guys. Guys just kind of hang out. Too shy guys.

I wouldn't say I'm shy. I would say I'm very introverted when it's introversion time. I'm not shy. Nothing about me is really shy. Yeah. I guess introverted is what I meant to say. Yeah, like I have no interest in being at the front of anything when it's not my job to be the front of anything. But I'm not shy.

I'm a little offended by that. I think I meant introverted. And I feel like he's probably a little introverted. Baseball player. I'm going to go show hey. I bet he has the best picks, best gambling picks. That makes to say that. You guys just gamble the whole time?

Yeah. Does his interpreter hang out with you? It's part of jail. Yeah, that's true. That's true. His phone's in. But you know, and we don't really know, because we don't know, but you know. We don't know.

Shohay was all, like, his interpreter took the fall for him. Yeah. Absolutely. There is no proof of that, but Major League Baseball couldn't lose their most transcendent player in 50 years. Yeah. That's my feeling on it. And the interpreter's like, I'll fall in the sword. Probably going to take care of his family.

Probably going to give them, I don't know that. But I think if I were to have to decide on one, that would be, where I thought. See, you left with cramps pitching? I did last night. Yeah, that's weird. He stayed in his DH though. Oh, he did? He did. Okay, I just saw him leaving and said with cramps. Two wild pitches in a row or something. And of course, every girl's like, I always pitch softballed cramp.

Oh, I didn't see that. Oh, that's funny. That's really good. Baseball player, Kevin. Yeah, probably be, probably Jared Duran on the Red Sox, center fielder. He just seemed like a really cool dude. And I watched that documentary on them on the Netflix last year, and he just seems like, Just something you'd want to hang out with. Brandon?

I'm a huge Rangers fan, probably Adolus Garcia. Did you, if I'm right, did you want to do a song for the Cubs? I did. For what? Like, where did it come out? Oh my gosh. So back when I was living in Texas, right after I graduated high school, I was going to college, and I worked for a company called TM Century singing jingles for a bunch of radio stations.

You sang radio jingles? Yeah. My first one was 955. W.BLJ. New York. Wow. That's cool. He did the Titans, too.

He told me the other day. Yeah. Yeah. Like, what? Crazy. Anyways, keep going. Sorry. Oh, no, it's cool.

So. Man, he had a sandwich yesterday. Anyway, not bad. What? Are you saying? So there was, I think there was like 07. There was like a competition going around for WGN. And WGN's like, write the next Cubs theme song or whatever, you know.

Well, the writer and producer at this TM Century Place, I mean, he had an end with them because he's done all their jingles and everything. And he wrote this song, and I'll find it. I'll find it and I'll have to send it to you. It was the worst song I've ever heard. We bring it to the show next week? Yeah. Okay. That'd be cool.

So this is how crazy it is. So they would, he showed me the song. He's like, yeah, I just need a singer. You know, just sing. And I'm entering this competition, whatever. And it's like, it's like, it starts off like a crack of the bat. You know, it's like crowds. And it's like, let's go Cubs.

Let's go Cubs. This is our year. And it's like cheesy, cheesy, like 80s. Dood da da do. You know, and I'm like, okay, like, whatever. And it gets picked. And so WGN played it at the beginning of every broadcast. No way.

Then, my buddy Chad Dunham, was at one of the first games. He's like, hey man, Cubs just at Home Run and they just played your song. I was like, no, because it's so horrible. And the worst part of it is, I got paid $40. What? That's it, man. And they use it all the time? Just that season, yeah. Wow.

I got paid 40 bucks for anything that I sing, you know, so. Oh, so you just got paid to sing it. To sing it. Regardless of how it did. You got your 40 bucks. They didn't pick it if it did take it. Yep. Dang.

You learned a lesson, though. I did, man. Now he's bawling all the songs on TV. I know. I can put on watching commercials. The cruise comes on. It's Brandon going, get on a cruise. Can't get away from it.

He's saying that when Florida. at a NCAA basketball championship. Brandon was the one that was singing right before they came out under the court. Really? Are you on like Madden, too, you said or something? Yeah, yeah. So the song that we... Until 28.

Wow, he's in Madden. 40 bucks. Yeah, man. One time. They know, everybody hired you on 40 bucks. It's so much work. The cheapest one show business. What is your Madden deal?

So we wrote the theme song for the Tennessee Titans in 2020. And it played. It played, like we even did a music video for it, and it plays every time, or it played every time they scored a field goal or scored a touchdown. And it's that, don't, don't. Go Cubs. Everybody's like, what the heck? What? This is our year.

Hey, man, that's pretty cool. No, but it's called Get Loud. And they did not renew for another year, which, you know, that happens. but Madden, we signed a deal with EA in 2021 until 2028, that any time you pick the Titans, it plays when they, you know, score touchdown in the game and the crowd singing it and all that kind of stuff. Do you make, okay, money doing that?

$40. $42. $42. It's better. We signed like a decent deal with them. And, you know, the best part about it is it's not exclusive. so if the Titans want to pick it back up or we want to change the name of the team like get loud cowboy up you know that'd be cool browns brown up hey let's brown up get brown get brown brown brown it's interesting what's happening over there with their quarterbacks what is happening over there dude i was watching the camp stuff on on tv and like oh the owner they got like five quarterbacks yeah well they do have five quarterbacks and then the owner too what are

say about Shador? That's so weird. So, first of all, I think Kenny Pickett's hurt now. Yeah, he hurt. Heard's hamstring? Yeah. I think it was his hamstring. But Joe Flacko's one. Dylan Gabriel's two. Shador?

Shadour is now three. I saw Shadur taking some first team snaps yesterday. I think everybody gets a little first team. Yeah, the owner was making this weird. This has been a couple days making the weird statement about Shadur that he didn't draft him. The other guy did. It's strange. It's a strange way to bring that out. Mike, will you play that? If you just told me, we picked him on Saturday, right? Friday night driving home, you all are going to pick Shadour.

I would say that that's not happening. But we had a conversation early that morning, and then we had a conversation later that day. I think we had the right people involved in the conversation. At the end of the day, that's Andrew Barry's call. Andrew made the call to pick Shadour. Just like who's going to start or what play we're going to call is Kevin's call. But that's Andrew's call, he made the call. Yeah, kind of weird because I feel like he's just trying to.

dodge blame in case something bad happened. Yeah. Right? He made the call. A little bit, he's showing that his general manager and his coaches have the autonomy to do what they want to do. But still, he's like, I didn't do it. Because he did do.

He did do Sean Watson. And he did take the blame for that. And he was like, that's my fault. Huh. So the Brown, it's just not an organization you expect to do much. Seems like a mess over there right now. Flacco's going to end up starting the year.

And then it's going to be a mess between the two rookie quarterbacks. Man, did you see, like, you see Flacco next to Gabriel? I mean, dude, it's like... Like a giant in Gabriel. Yeah. Is not six foot tall. I don't know what they have them listed as. There's a picture of him and I standing next to each other.

I got a good inch and a half on him. Yeah, that's a tiny. Yeah, yeah, yeah, right? Easily. Did you see Sjadour's jersey sales? They're good? $250 million, and he's made $14 million so far. Oh, wow.

That's a lot of money. It's insane. Like... You got a better deal than Brandon did on his song. Let's go Shador! Let's go Shador! Let's go Shadour! The 2026 NFL draft is here and the NFL Daily podcast has it covered from all angles.

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That's dangerous. What kind of topic is this? Well, I pulled it off the internet. No, I know, but who would like just voluntarily answer that one? People online. Or is that what we're going to do now? Yeah, that's what we're going to do. Marriage is great.

They write on BuzzFeed, but of course it's different to being single. So much so that people are spilling things they miss about being single. What are they? We can do them. I'll go first.

Now I don't have kids yet. Come on. So I think what I miss about being single is just the ability to watch whatever I want whenever I wanted to watch it and to play video games whenever. That's huge. It's important.

To do childlike things whenever instead of having to find holes to do my child like stupid things. stuff. Yeah. Because my life net gains massively better. However, there are things like, or if I just want to eat cereal for dinner, because my wife, I know she'll judge me.

And I still do sometimes, but she'll judge me. She goes, you know, if you're going to do that, how can you go work out hard the next day and wonder why you weren't feeling good? You didn't get it out if you're not putting fuel into your body. Like it's just that stuff. Yeah. Like the mature lectures that I get. But also just leaving, going whatever I want, wherever I want.

That's cool. I would just, not even just leave the house, leave the city, leave the state, whatever you want. whatever I wanted, I'm like, nah, I'm bored. Let's go to Ireland. Just get on a plane and go by myself. Can you imagine if I did that and then tell my wife and I just called her? And I'm like, hey, yeah, I go to work.

I'm in Ireland. You're done. Yeah. You'd say don't come home. For me, that'd be it, Eddie. Gosh, everything you mentioned too, like I'd for sure sign off on that list. But I think for me is staying out late. Like, I used to stay out late.

you know, when I was single. There was no time to go home and it wasn't, even when the bars were closed, you're like, well, where are we going after? Like, we're going somebody's house and play guitar and keep drinking all night. Like, those were awesome days. Good times. And I do miss them. Like, so I think that would be it.

I mean, I like everything you said. Like, just, I think it's misunderstood the whole, like, you can't do whatever you want when you're married. It's not that. We can. But you have to check in. It's courteous to be like, hey, is it cool if I play golf today? Right.

two o'clock you know but back in the day dude when you were single how awesome was it did he's like gonna play golf let's go play golf and i don't i didn't know how awesome it was so i couldn't do it anymore right you don't know what you got until it's gone you can't go back yeah yeah you're right because it was just normal it was like yeah you want to go yeah why not meet you in 30 minutes yeah that's cool those were the days seven yeah you guys took all the good ones for sure the tv is the the biggest thing sports watching sports all the time is definitely the biggest thing but another thing even is just just work as far as like you're like if you're like if you You had something to do for work?

You could do it, no problem. But now you're kind of like, okay, I got to set aside some time here. I got to do this later on. You got to let her know, spend some time with her. And then you get to your work when before is like, I can do it right now. No problem. By the way, we all love our wives. Oh, we're happy.

We're happy. Happily, man. Adored. Dinging, ding. I love it. Yeah. All these guys are so happy. Go marriage.

Yeah. That's go marriage. Let's go marriage. Let's go marriage. Brandon. Brandon. I mean, you guys. you guys are saying it all

like the freedom honestly to just on a whim like you want to go wherever like let's go like the consideration I think is that's a great part of marriage

you have to consider somebody else but man it was cool like back in the day just be like dude I'm dead you want to go to Vegas this weekend let's go dude let's why not you know I got 40 bucks I just wrote a song All on red, let's go.

Put it on WGN, you'll see where this money's coming from. That's it, baby. I'll meet you in half an hour. Casey? I mean, I would say when my wife has her friends come over and then it's like my responsibility to have to tidy up the house in order for her to have her friends over

and then I have to like be in the other room because they're doing like a girls night thing. It's just kind of, you know, I just feel like that's not really necessary He's like when I'm locked in the cage upstairs. Exactly. I hate it. I hate being there, man.

There's nothing to do. You know? Not having any water. Yeah. It's like, all right. Like a dark. Yeah, yeah. You know when you have kids though?

When you have kids like the, not the worst part, but it's just, they're always watching you. And like, that part's kind of like very stressful. The kids are? Yeah. The kids are always watching everything you do. And if you say a curse word, like, get ready. They'll say the curse word soon.

And so I hate that part Like why can't they just be like that's dad Don't want to be just like him I want to be myself not like that I like we talked about earlier though Oh like Pearl Jam They want to bond over the F word with you I know I don't want to say it

They're close there That does it And found a bit of my hand Eddie and I are playing round three today Of our four day golf tournament Let's go Got to be serious Down three

We're round three And down three strokes Oh down three strokes Down three strokes right Yeah but today's a new day We just figure that out That's not how I like to look at it Kevin zero zero

well that's how I'm looking at it yeah I'm up three strokes okay there you go but I can lose that in a hole oh yeah easily water yeah I'll try to be nicer today

I'll be nicer today we're playing with Kane Kane Brown's gonna play with this today oh cool yeah awesome so I'm gonna bribe him a little bit to do what drop balls like

they would drop over Trump there's no way Trump was one of those championships we never thought that anyway but when Trump would win like The championship at his clubs And he like wins it three years in a row It's very Kim Jong Il-ish

Right When he got 11 hole in one His first time ever playing golf Yeah, no There's no way And the fact that that guy dropped the ball So dumb He has a pretty good swing to be

80 years old or whatever But there's no way he shoots anything Near what he says he shoots They both can be true He can be a little better than a guy at that age normally But also he's not good No. But he plays a lot, right?

Yeah, well, he owns all the courses. He plays four days a week. You think he'd be good. Yeah. Yeah, that guy dropping that ball, hilarious. You know that guy probably got to talk into as well? Meaning, like, if you're going to drop the ball, which he does all the time, because I heard Trump cheats all the time. I know people to play with him.

Like, drop it a little lower to the ground because everybody's recording everything everybody does. Right. Yeah. Be a little more discreet, dude. I saw something on Instagram where it's like a little device you strap around your ankle. Ball just comes out. And you click a button and it just comes out. Watch out, Bobby.

Man, if you're Bob. that kind of crap. You got problems. Stop cheating, man. You got problems. You're probably also in major debt in gambling. Final thing. What are you trying to win on draft kings?

Okay, $25,000. I understand the cash thing, but how are you going to win it and how do we win it? Okay, so it's a game that they have every week. I think they're on their fourth week, but you got to start on Sunday. And they randomly have a generator. They go, you click a button, and they give you a player. that player gets a hit, you get one day, one point, boom. And for it's seven points that you're trying to get,

if you can get seven players to get one hit each, you get $25,000. It's not a commercial, by the way. It's not, dude, I saw it. I don't play that, but what's it called? What happens for me is that, like, when I start losing money and I get a little low, I start looking at the free rewards section. You know, like, how much money do I have that free rewards? The crowns?

Yeah, a little crown money. So I saw this is a game. Like, go to MLB on draft king. Oh, it's all baseball only. Yeah, system will be. I'm here. And then, you know, the top. I'm for a shot to win a share $25,000 in bonus bets.

Go for it, baby. Click it. Big league draw. Yes, that's it. But you can't start today because it's Thursday. So you got to start on like, the first game's on Monday. Oh. Okay.

I'm in. So don't forget, Sunday night, you can get your first batter for Monday. And you had Adola Garcia and he got a hit. Who did? I don't know. It said yesterday's player was Adoles Garcia. No, not for me. It's a random generate.

Everyone gets different players. Why did it give me Adelaus Garcia? Because it's a random player. So yesterday my player was some guy for the Mariners. So I don't get to play? I guess you can. It gave you Adolus? Okay.

So keep trying to play. For Wednesday, though. That was for last night. But the most you can get, I think, because you're in the middle of the week is four. Yeah, I'm in. I'm in. I'll play. Hey, Kevin, try this. It's really fun.

I'm on it. By the way, if you go to Drive Kings, we have a sign-up code, which is Bones, right, Mike? And it'll help us because this isn't a commercial. but if you go to Draft King as a new user, sign up with the code bones. Okay, cool. That's it. Eddie, good luck. Hope you won $25,000 in bonus bets. Which is awesome.

I'll never have to deposit. No, what you do is you bet on something like minus 900, then you take... Turn into real money? Yeah, then you cash out. I've done that before. No, I've done that too, and I lost it. Even on a bet that's like guaranteed?

It was like Alabama versus Bandy. Oh. Hey, you got a plaque, though. Signed plaque. All right, we're done. Thank you guys. Hope you have a great day. We'll see you guys next week.

he blow the whistle. Here we go. All right. Bye, everybody. Theme song written by Bobby Bones. That's me. And performed by Brandon Ray. Follow Brandon on social at Brandon Ray Music.

You can follow the show on Instagram at Bobby Bones Sports. Thanks to our crew. Co-host at Producer Eddie. Segment producer at Kickoff Kevin. And executive producer at Mike DeStro. But most importantly, thank you for listening. Bobby Bones. We'll talk to you next time here on 25 whistles.

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