The Herd with Colin Cowherd - Covino & Rich - Aaron Rodger's Nothing Burger

Episode Date: June 25, 2025

C&R are shocked that a crew member is anti dippin's! The Aaron Rodgers fatigue is real! The guys are on a Rodgers-timer. They take calls on the nothing burger story & move on to Daniel Jones! If Jones crushes it in Indy, is it a clear reflection on the Giants? Plus, the guys MLB teams are struggling!    Follow C&R on their Apple Podcast page: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/covino-rich/id1212071900See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Not a ketchup guy? Not a ketchup guy. That's one of the wildest. things I've got some treats from some of our friends up in Canada and there's ketchup chips in the lobby and I go, Dan Byer, help you yourself. Not much of a ketchup guy.

And for all you mustard fans out there, you're going to be disappointed as well. Thumbs down to the mustard. My goodness. What condiments did you? Yeah, what do you dip your nuggets in? I used to not dip them in anything except regular honey.

Yes. So that's kind of my, yeah, the sweet. stuff. He's anti-condiments. So when they go, honey mustard? No, honey. If I gave you right now, if I gave you a Dodger dog, what are you doing? Are you going playing? Plain. You're raw dog and a

dodger dog? Well, I don't call it raw dog. I do cook it, but I know what you're saying. I do eat a hot dog bun and dog only. Wow. Okay, so no catch up for DB. No relish. You need the condom as like a lubrication. What do you can't

just dry like that? I don't know, man. That's what saliva's for. What about? What? What about fries? Did I buyer. No ketchup? Nope. Never.

Nope. You don't dip them in the barbecue sauce? Nope. Nothing. I don't mind barbecue sauce, but I don't dip the fries. Let's make this quick seasoning. Cachia chips or cereal. Nope.

In Canada. Chipoli ranch? Uh-uh. Wow. Uh-uh. It's just interesting. We don't need to hard bought it. It was interesting because my co-host, Steve Kavino, the king, Dan Byer, of dippings.

Yeah. Whether it's a sandwich, whether it's nuggy. Nuggies or even steak, a burger. Kavino's all about like the sauces and dipping. So look at that. Maybe you're not a Kavino guy. So we learn something new every day. Now, what is Dan Byer an expert in?

All right, not condiments, but last one's standing. He is the grand champion. You think you can take them? Get ready to play later on. Now, let's kick it off with Aaron Rogers. And I only say that because I have a theory on Aaron Rogers as Danny G. Danny G. gave us a four-minute time limit. Starting the stopwatch right now.

Well, the big announcement today, courtesy of the McAfee show, was that he signed a one-year deal for a reason that this is probably going to be his last year. Take a listen. Yeah, I'm pretty sure this is it. That's why we just did a one-year deal. You know, this was really about finishing

with a lot of love and fun and peace for the career that I've had. I mean, I played 20 freaking years. you know like it's been a long run i've enjoyed it and what better place to finish than in one of the cornerstone franchises of the NFL with uh mike tomlin and and a great group of uh leadership and great guys in the city that you know expects expects you to win for me rich and we'll open it up to everybody 877 99 on fox it's a non story i know it exploded the minute he said it's all over everywhere where, yo man, he announced this his last year. Hey, did you hear Aaron Rogers?

Are we really that surprised? How much guests did you think he had left? What do you think he was in a play like two years? And didn't he kind of figure that anyway? Or if he had some sort of remarkable comeback season, maybe you take it from there. Or he just rides out to the sunset and goes out on a high note. How could you possibly be surprised that it's his last season? It's so weird.

It's a nothing burger with no catch up for DB. There's no ketchup on this burger. Nothing burger. I mean, good for him, but I'm not surprised. I'm going to compare Aaron Rogers to random girls I've slept with and the Walking Dead. Whoa. There comes a point where apathy and just not really caring sort of clicks. Remember the Walking Dead?

Did you watch Walking Dead every week of your life? Until Carl died, then I gave up. Bro, what could I wrote down? I'm like a psychic. I'm like Dr. Oz. No, wait, is it? I was the mentalist. Same guy?

No, different guys. Carl died. You know what? It wasn't my choice. My girlfriend was like, I can't watch anymore. To be honest, I feel like I had seen it over and over again. I knew the whole, you knew the plot. The minute Coral died on the Walking Dead, you could hear other people saying, like, yeah, the new season.

You're like, you know, I've sort of, I just don't care anymore. And you feel that way about, you know, some exes you'll think about and worry about. And others are like, yeah, it's just time for me. I don't care what she's up to. That's called things running their course. Yeah, and it's... I don't care. Walking's head was great, but then it ran its course.

It became so predictable. You knew what was going to happen. They end up in some new place and war ensues, and they have to conquer this bad guy, and then they're chased out of that place, and they got to end up sort of, same thing over and over again. Yeah, and again, you could say that about a lot of things in life. They run their course.

You're like, yeah, I felt that way about to show Homeland, too. everything in life has an expiration date. And Aaron Rogers, and I would say not just Aaron Rogers, because I think he could very well have a good season. Oh, I'm sorry, except for Honey, Dan Byer. Honey, expired. Honey never expires. Honey never expires.

That's, you know, great dipping choice. It's true. I do think that Aaron Rogers could very well have a great year. I'm one of the few people that think, you know what? Maybe he is remotivated. It's the last hurrah. I mean, I get it. He had a rough comeback with the Jets.

heard himself on the first play. It wasn't really 100% the next year. I think Aaron Rogers could surprise people. But what's not in my equation here, is it really a surprise? No, but I'm not really like interested anymore. Here's that I wrote, and I'm sticking to my notes. Aaron Rogers announced one more year.

Who cares? Isn't that exactly what we expected? And I really believe that we're going to get exactly what we expect from the situation. I don't think Aaron Rogers stinks by any means. He had an injury and he played on a crap. team. I think you're going to get a decent performance. He rides off on a decent note and it sort of salvages the end of his career. Nine or ten wins. If they make the playoffs, that's considered a huge success. And I can't expect anything more. I think you're going to get exactly what

you'd expect from this situation. I wouldn't be, I wouldn't be shocked at all. Aaron Rogers is a top third quarterback. Remember the other day we said, listen, you can't say everyone's top 10 when they came out with that list because there's 32 teams in the NFL. There's a top 10, a middle 10, and a bottom third, right? I wouldn't be shocked if Aaron Rogers delivered and was in that top 10 category. We're all assuming he's in that middle category. But the interest is just not there anymore. Like, hey, he's going to retire.

He'll go live his private life with his girlfriend, wife now that he doesn't talk about, ayahuasco, all the stuff that people have talked to death over the last couple of years. I get it after 20 years. We have Aaron Rogers fatigue. It's a big announcement. But how could you be surprised? Now, Rich, I'm dying to know how it's like. That was my timer on my phone.

Okay, so we'll end it on Rich's last analogy and then some feedback at 87799. Now, Fox. You said it's also kind of like somebody, girls you've slept with in the past. Well, there's some people that. Some of them have mustaches. Is that the similarity here? It's funny. Some of them, you follow up and you wonder how they do.

And, oh, I saw them on social media. They're doing well. They're married, got kids. And then others, you couldn't care less about. And I think we've hit the point where Aaron Rogers, if there was Aaron Rogers news, we'd be salivating. I think we're over it. I think Carl died on the walking dead essential. That's what happened to Aaron Rogers.

By no means, though, I don't know how you feel rich, but by no means, do I wish him a bad year? I'm rude for the old guy. I'm never the one that wants to see anyone fail later in their career after a legendary run. I'm the bozo that just said he could be top 10. Yeah. But I'm just saying the interest level, like if you were like, ooh, Aaron Rogers, first primetime game as a Steeler, of course we'll all watch. But it doesn't have that feeling it did when he had his first game as a jet. I don't think that means that he's any less intriguing in life, though, right?

If there was another documentary about Aaron Rogers, you'd be watching it. Not as like excitedly. Okay. So your thoughts on the obvious announcement that he made today. Big news, yes, but it's kind of obvious. 877.99 on Fox. Do you suffer from Aaron Rogers fatigue? And do you agree he's going to have a solid season?

But it's not like, it's just filler. It's like we need a good quarterback until we figure out what's next to just give us a nice run and maybe make the playoffs. That's exactly what's going to happen. I don't want to pop the excitement bubble. Is there such thing? Is there really an excitement bubble for Rogers with the Steelers? But what I'm saying is we have a lot of friends that are Steelers fans. Everyone does because they're one of those franchises that have fans all over the country.

Everyone knows one knucklehead buddy that's like, yeah, I got my terrible towel, go Steelers. It's a very popular franchise. The same way you probably know someone that's a Cowboys fan. Steelers are that type of franchise. I don't know any of my Steelers. fan friends that are really fired up about this. From our buddy Rob who listens in San Antonio to our buddy, our friend Bree, who lives in Vegas. Think of anyone you know that's a Steelers fan.

Is anyone really fired up about this? My guy, Joe Mangonella. Joe Maninello. Yeah, you know, my best friend, Joe Mangonello. Who? He's probably pumped about it. He's a big Steelish fan. Yeah.

Joe Manginello. But I think we both agree, Rich. and that's a nice thing that he's going to have a solid season go off on a decent note and call it a day. Dan Byer, are you down with the same expectation? Like, yeah, maybe they win 10 games,

maybe a playoff, you know, maybe who knows? Yeah, but I think that your point about the excitement is very interesting because we look at Pittsburgh and we just think of the great Steelers of the past. And I just, as you guys were talking, I'm like, if you were a Pittsburgh-based fan, would you rather meet Aaron Rogers or Paul Skeen's right now?

Oh, good question. Paul Skeins for sure. Yeah, I think so. I think that that's the case, and it's not meant to be disrespectful to Aaron Rogers, but I think most times the Steeler wins that argument, right? You would think in history, you know, really? So, yeah, so I think that's an interesting part of it. But, yeah, I don't think that there are expectations, especially in the AFC where

gosh, everybody seems to be really good except for maybe about three teams. And you know what? Dan Byer to back up your point, we've talked about some of the best-selling jerseys. We talk about every year, they come out with lists. I would argue that I don't think you're going to see

a crowd of number eight Rogers Steelers jerseys. Especially because it's the one year, and it's not like he's this guy that you're like, oh my God, we got him. I don't think Steelers friends are like, we got him. So I think you're just not going to see a ton of Aaron Rogers jerseys. I think there's a fatigue. I think it's a, oh, cool.

If you could make a run with our team, that's great. Wave your towel and call it that. It's only a one-year deal. Why would you buy a Rogers jersey? It's like, unless you win the Super Bowl. Yeah, but you know what people bought? Tampa Bay Brady jerseys. Yeah.

He won a Super Bowl. He was there for a couple years. No, I know. What I'm saying is. When you buy a car in the last year of the model, and you know they're making a new model the next year. You're not really that thrilled about it. You got, man.

They changed the models. They changed the headlights in the frame. We hadn't seen Brady in any other uniform. It was like his freedom from Belichick and the Patriots. Keep in mind, this all makes sense. Like I said, no big surprise here. He's played 20 years in the league.

Signed a one-year deal. He just got married. Don't he think he wants to live his life? He's successful in broadcasting. There's another future out there for him. I'm not surprised at all. We wish him the best. And he's going to have a solid season. And he

deserves that after the crap he had to deal with in New York. So props to him. We say all that respectfully, not rooting against them, but this is not a big surprise. Don in Kansas, you are caller number one of the day. What's up, buddy? Hey, Don. He's fans, so I understand fatigue. You know, we get it. But Aaron Rogers, he's had the spotlight for a long time. In the last couple years, he's tried to do everything he can to get the spotlight delaying his decisions and all of this. I think, you know, I've had it. You know, I don't think anybody, I don't even think Mike Tomlin's excited as they have this anymore. He's not gotten there early enough to build bonds with anybody or to put in a new offense or anything like that.

I think they're like, yeah, we kind of do what we have to do this because this is kind of what we had planned. But, yeah, I mean, I think he's run his course, give him as Harley on his farewell tour and let him retire. Exactly. This is exactly it. We're getting exactly what we should have expected. This whole story is nothing but an announcement Or as I'm calling it a nothing burger with cheese No ketchup So Dan could have some

Do we do cheese? Not really No, not on a cheese burger I don't like to mix a lot of stuff I like cheese as it is But in mashed potatoes You know, throw some cheddar in there Absolutely but not on my hamburger

Okay, so just a plain nothing burger Plain burger Let's talk to Dan and Casey Your reaction to the announcement today What's up, buddy? Dan What's your reaction? Hey, buddy.

I just want to know, Rich, just compared to sex life to the walking dead. Was he only slept with that woman? I compared my... What do you say? You compared your sex life to the walking dead. He's had... He said, he asked if you've, uh, been intimate with the deceased. Sick burn.

That's weird. You put that caller through? He didn't tell me he was going to say that. What a weird. He said so I got something to say about the walking dead. Not only did Sam not dump it. He followed up and clarified the comments. He was curious about necrophilia.

I cleaned it up a little bit. I said you want in on the Rogers conversation. He said, yeah, I have a comment about that walking dead. Oh, were you guys trying to say there was some hot zombies. There was some hot zombies. And are they really dead? Why are you guys discriminating? They're walkers.

So answer this question, though. Are we all high on Russell Wilson and Justin Fields? and I bring that up because Justin Fields going to the Jets no one's really, you know, maybe there's a little excitement like, well, let's see what he could do. Russ, people are just waiting for him to hand the torch over to Jackson Dart.

So if those two guys together won 10 games and the Steelers got to the playoffs in a really competitive AFC, if the combo of Fields and Russ did it, like, why are we still like, well, we'll see what he could do. I think Aaron Rogers is better than those two. No one's debating that or denying that.

And they got some weapons. Like we said, I think he's going to have a solid season. I think a success would be making the playoffs. It has a great chance to do that. Nine, ten, ten games probably. And that would be great. And that's how you end the career. I think I'm going to take the fun take that no one's taking,

which is I think they might shock you a little bit. What if they click? Crazier things have happened. We're making it seem like... Clicking what? Clicking what? Give me, be realistic. Let's be real.

Let's be real. Let's be real. You think they're going to go all the way? No, I'm saying... Big dreaming, bro. What if they win? Dude, 10-12 games. Sibow!

Right now. Sabow. Here's the other thing. S-Y-B-A-U. Sub-B-B-A-U. In the past, when we've seen Great's retire, Dr. Jay, I think we remember in the 80s when Kareem did, there was always, when you would go to that town

for the last time you would get a gift or an item from that team. I think even in baseball when it was just AL and NL. Interleague, it's tougher to do now because maybe you're not in every park every year. But it's the same thing with the NFL. Like Aaron Rogers isn't going to be visiting all 31 teams. So there's really no farewell tour. I don't remember a lot of farewell tours of the National Football League. And some people announce it.

People think like LeBron is going to. So he gets that shine in each city on his final tour. But this is a little unheard of. It's going to be, I think, you know what, while I said our interest levels low, I'm going to root for it because I feel like it'll be a great storyline if he does surprise people. Same. Because everyone's assuming, everyone's assuming not bad, but not great. Everyone assumes this is a placeholder, nine and eight.

Another typical like Steelers are good, but not good enough situation. Exactly. Let's take one more phone call and wrap this up. Let's go to San Diego and say how to Cruz. What's up, Cruz? Hey, Cruz. Life's a risk. Canal, how are you doing this?

Oh, Caldale, Carnalito. What's up, man? Hey, what's going on, guys? Hey, so yeah, you know what? Announcing it early, I don't think it really, psychologically, I don't know how it helps the team. I mean, I think, you know, moral, you know, like, does it inspire or, you know, the team that move forward when you know you're kind of, you know, you got this one last run with

a quarterback that's new to the system on it? Yeah, you know what, because if it was, if it was, if, Cruz. Great point. All right. So if Aaron Rogers was in season 20 with the Packers, it's like one more year. Do it for Aaron. His last hurrah. This is your last tarah with a bunch of new guys you don't know. It's sort of like a weird mix, right? I do like

his point though. How do you think his teammates feel about knowing that he's only there for a year? Well, we know some of them didn't. So there's no future with this guy. Some of them weren't interested in him joining the team at all, remember? Yeah. You know what it reminds me of? Like Terry Bradshaw. You know what it reminds me of? Like they're starting free safety.

This is a little bit of a stretch of an analogy, but it won't get any necrophilia calls. Do you know when like the relatively new person at work quits or leaves, and they do this long-ass email? Half the time I don't know that guy anyway. And half the time you're like, who? Who's this guy? Hi, this is Jessica in marketing, and I just want to talk about my time here at IHeart was I've met so many people. And you're like, who? She's leaving.

Good luck. But like I, like, you don't know. Now, if the person... Now, if Big Mike, I don't want... I want him to be here forever, but let's say Big Mike gave a... Speak for yourself.

Give a... Let's say Big Mike was like, guys, after 30 years, I'm leaving. You'd be like, oh, man, that's touching. No one cares about Jessica was being here for two years. You think there's no sentimental attachment. I'll never forget the summer of... Mike's been here 130 years, actually.

Sorry. I'll never forget my first day in the summer of 2023 when I walked through the I heart doors. Yeah. Yeah, you're like, what? and I'm going to miss everyone. You're like, who? It happens all the time, by the way.

Right, right. So that's our side of it. Rich and I surprisingly agree pretty much on most things that have to do with it. It was a big announcement, but it's an obvious announcement. And we're moving on. We have other things to get to. Well, speaking of being the problem, right? There's a...

You got a problem! There's a team that could very well... We got a lot of fingers pointed at them in the NFL. So we're going to keep the NFL ball rolling a little bit. some NFL talk and it has to do with a quarterback on a new team. Isn't it crazy? How NBA's over and we're immediately wearing our football helmets? You sure you know what I talk about how bad your Mets have been lately?

I think I'd rather not talk about their one in nine stretch over the last 10 and how the Atlanta Braves whoop their ass continuously. I think I don't want to talk about that. I'm just kidding. I'm so happy, to be honest, that your Yankees aren't much better because otherwise you'd be way ahead of me in our bet. They're terrible. They were like neck and neck because they're both stinking like A. blinking lately. Make me want to barf.

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Our biggest event ever this past weekend in Vegas. Word on the screets on the down low. We might be taking a show to Hot Lanna doing a live broadcast from Magic City. All right, maybe not Magic City, but the All-Star game will be out there maybe, potentially, allegedly, giving away more prizes. Oh, Magic City is where you're going to be doing the Lemon Pepper Wing Challenge, right? Yeah, Magic City is not a magic show. Meeting up with Rob Parker?

It's a gentleman's establishment. You asked for the Rob Parker special, right? When you go there? He's got a booth there. That's right. Again, I'm Kavino. That is Dickie Love Lady Davis. Spotty's here.

D.B.'s got your update in a few minutes. And I know you want to continue with the NFL, Rich. I do. NBA is over. Hold on. You brought up Dickie Love Lady, which, by the way, is a new pitcher in the Mets bullpen. I thought that was your new nickname.

Richard Love Lady said he wants to be called Dickie, so he's Dickie Love Lady. And you remember recently you said to me, my Mets lack that Hawk to a girl grimace fun vibe they did last year? Yeah, so to ruin that for you guys. Could Dickie Love Lady be like step one in the Mets getting a vibe again?

Maybe. I don't know. What if he's awesome? But yeah, I do want to talk a little more NFL because here's the rumor. And I heard this rumor, not from the janitor and Billy Madison. That guy's terrible. Who old sideburns? Yeah.

Miss Lippie's car is great. No, I actually saw it like a legit rumor. Danny G. sent it. This is about Daniel Jones. Via the athletic. Right. A legitimate source. Again, not old sideburns.

Here's the rumor. Colt's quarterback, Daniel, you call him Dr. Jones, has taken a significant lead over Anthony Richardson in the QB1 battle in Indianapolis. Daniel Jones, QB1 for right now, the cult signed the ex-giant Viking QB and free agency. to challenge Richardson and it appears as though as of now he's taken a significant lead and there's people that thought he had the tools

all along so here's my question if Daniel Jones he had the tools just not the team and bingo what's his name oh if now Daniel Jones is looking like that top draft pick $40 million guy they thought he was

and he looks like he's outperforming Anthony Richardson who is a hell of an athlete and you saw Sequin Barclan changed teams and all of a sudden go from oh man sequin is he not living up to full potential is he being wasted in new york goes to philadelphia you know rushing like a maniac winning a super bowl could it be with we've seen this with plenty of quarterbacks in the past years gno smith reinvented himself but baker mayfield reinvented himself just add him to the list of guys that could turn it all around just look at the giants as the problemo yes

Just some clarification with that report. Anthony Richardson is dealing with a shoulder issue that they don't know how serious he is. So he didn't take part in minicamp and hasn't been doing stuff. So Daniel Jones took all of the reps in minicamp. They said it's an open competition. But Richardson hasn't done anything to really be able to compete, which would put Daniel Jones ahead of him at that point. So it's not like he's losing it.

It's sort of by default. Yes, in essence. But it's still a big enough news that they were opening up the quarterbacking competition. and they did this in January. But now, if Richardson's not even available to be at mandatory mini-camp because of a shoulder issue and they don't know if he's going to be ready for training camp or not, it does lend that Daniel Jones may be getting the job by default. And if he wasn't turning heads, they would say things to the effect probably of Daniel Jones,

a quality placeholder until Richardson gets healthy. Sure. But the fact that he's, you know, really seems to be showing people. A significant lead would imply that. it seems like it's his job to lose at this point. Listen, he's looking good in camp. A star young quarterback. Like, all right, if Jaden Daniels, unfortunately, was sidelined and whoever the backup for Washington is right now,

who, by the way, who is the backup for Washington? It's a good question. Got to get back in NFL zone. If the backup for the commanders right now, they were saying like, oh, he's taking the lead, you think, no way he's taking a lead. Janiel's is their quarterback. The fact that Anthony Richardson, you know, there's even a common. competition just shows that Daniel Jones is turning heads.

Marcus Mario Tom. I thought so. I was going to say it, but I didn't want to look foolish. I never had a problem with that before. Marriota. I mean, good backup, but if, again, if Jane and Daniels was banged up, you wouldn't say Marioita has taken a lead. So it just shows you that Daniel Jones, could it be the Giants,

just never use this guy the right way? Well, we always say a change of scenery could work wonders, not only in the NFL and professional sports, but in life. You may be a chump wherever you are right now, but you're the man somewhere else. Except a lot of people aren't willing to take that risk. And life's of risk are now. You know, man, even in our career, in our industry,

you feel like you hit a dead end sometimes. You explored every avenue to be the man, and it just wasn't happening. You go somewhere else. Everyone's treating you like a king. It's the old go to college. You become a new person, right? I just watched that call her dad.

documentary on Hulu and Alex Cooper for being the hundred plus million dollar call her daddy number one female podcaster in the world. She was like a picked on kid in high school, bullied and, you know, went to college and became like the hot soccer star that everyone loved. And now she's, you know, selling out arenas doing her podcast and live show. So, you know, change of scenery means everything. So Daniel Jones gets to erase her. that giant stigma and he has a new start in Indianapolis.

And he always was a decent, in my opinion, talented quarterback. He had some wheels. He had flashes, but, you know, I mean, you can't put it all on the Giants, right? He threw 47 interceptions while he was with New York. Yeah, that's a lot. That is a lot. But I also thought he was never the same after that weird breakaway run he had where he was full on sprinted and was moving too fast for his own body and fell.

Remember where he went... Camino feels like... Kavino thinks that's stuck in his head for us. Yeah, that was like his butt fumble. I think he's had the yips. He was never the same after that. I promise you. That was his butt fumble.

That was his butt fumble. And I think it's a new start for him. He's a new man in Indianapolis. So I'm rooting for the guy. Again, I always thought he was better than the record and the turnover is reflected. Again, there's an asterisk as, as Dan Byer said, because Richardson's not 100% available. But the fact that Daniel Jones is turning heads just makes you say,

man, did the Giants not utilize Sequin the right way? Guy goes on to become a MVP candidate dominating, wins a Super Bowl. And now Daniel Jones is competing with someone they, you would assume would have had the number one job easy, healthy or not, right? What we're saying here is this is a classic example of it's not me, it's you. Yeah. The you being the giants and such is life. Sometimes you're in a relationship, whether it be at work or with a significant

other and it's just a struggle. And then you move on and you realize, wow, this is a lot easier and a lot better than the previous situation. You know, someone hit us up. It's not me, which proves it's not me. It's you. Someone hit us up yesterday, one of our old coworkers and a really nice message saying how they like, they love to see how at Fox Sports Radio we're getting the love and the

support that we deserve saying like, so, you know, maybe other places. Other places didn't get us. Other places didn't get us the way our bosses here. They know how to market us the right way. Yeah, so, I mean, it's all... Well, Rich's Spanish needed to be better. That's right. It's all in the fit.

It's all in the fit. And, you know, good look to Daniel Jones. Before the show, Rich, we were talking about that picture you were in. What was it for? Oh, it's a big ESPN de Portes photo. And it's all the Latino broadcasters for ESPN. And me. And Rich.

Yeah. It's all... Ricardo. Yeah, and Rich. It's so funny. Let's go to my pal and yours. Dan Byer for an update. DB, what's going on today, man?

Does Aaron Rogers tell to the Pat McAfee's show? This is likely his final season in the NFL. Yeah, I'm pretty sure this is it. You know, that's why we just did a one-year deal. You know, this was really about finishing with a lot of love and fun and peace for the career that I've had. In other NFL news, it a judgment that ultimately sided with the NFL on collusion grievances, arbitrator Christopher Droney did admit that NFL ownership colluded at a meeting in March of 20. to limit the value of guarantees in veteran contracts.

The documents were unveiled by Pablo Tori on the Pablo Fines out podcast and showed that the NFL's management council encouraged teams to reduce guarantees just five days after Deshaun Watson signed a fully guaranteed deal with the Cleveland Browns. Buccaneers will wear their creamsicle throwback uniforms week 15 Thursday night against the Atlanta Falcons. Oklahoma City Thunder celebrated their NBA title today with a parade and rally in the city. The Minnesota Timberwolves are in the news. Not only was one of their assistants, Mike Anori, interviewing for the Knicks job.

The league today unanimously approved the sale of the team to Mark Lauren Alex Rodriguez. The final sale expected to be finalized later this week. And to trade the NBA, Pelican sent guard, C.J. McCollum, Kelly Olinick, and a future second round pick to the Wizards for Jordan Poole, Sadiq Bay, and the 40th overall pick later in this week's NBA draft. A couple of baseball notes.

Rangers pitcher Cody Bradford's going to need elbow surgery. He'll miss the rest of the season. Diamondbacks place Corbyn Carol on the injured list with the chip fracture in his left wrist and the White Sox who are playing the Diamondbacks in a series on Chicago South Side sign pitcher Noah Sindegarde to a minor league deal. Guys, back to you. Wow. Thor himself. Yeah. By the way, I forget a comebacks. A lot of people are rumbling and speculating whether or not the Mets should bring grimace back. It's so funny because I brought up a minute ago and on MLB TV and another news. network. A lot of people are like,

the Mets are called right now. What happened last year when they were called? Grimmis threw out the first pitch and everything changed. I heard Juan Soto hates Grimis and that's why. I heard he's more of a Burger King guy. Oh, man. There you go blaming my dude. Juan Soto again. I don't like Grimis. I co-be-hying.

Well, hey, we got more Kavino and Rich. And let's go Grimmis, let's go Mets. More next right here on Fox Sports Radio. Hey, it's us the Jonas brothers. And guess what? We have some big news. What's the news? Huge news. We created our own podcast called Hey Jonas.

We invented a podcast? Well, we didn't invent it. We just contributed to a... We're the first people to do podcasts. Pretty, yeah, pretty wide range of podcasts throughout there. But this one's extra special. So how do we actually come up with a name, Hey Jonas, guys? I honestly don't remember.

I think it was on a call about what we should call it. And... Oh, we were thinking I'm originally calling it one of the early names of our band. Before Jonas Brothers was... This is how you guys remember it going down? Yes. I have a very different memory of this. We were talking about a thing, a bit for the podcast,

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And for more, follow Timbo Slicelife-Life 12 and the TikTok podcast network on TikTok. The French Open is one of the toughest tests in tennis. And I know firsthand because I competed there myself. I'm Renee Stubbs. And on the Renee Stubbs' tennis podcast, I'm breaking down. down everything happening at Roland Garris, every match, every upset, and what it really takes to win on Clay. Jen she went.

I mean, she went down at three to Rabakina, but I'm delighted. She's an outsider to win the French for me. And she likes Clay. Listen, Lina Rabakina is arguably the best player in the world right now, and I actually can win on any surface, because if she's serving, well, good luck. Consider this your court side seat to the French Open. Listen to the Renee Stubbs Tennis podcast on the IHuff. Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.

Presented by Capital One, founding partner of IHeart Women's Sports. Imagine an Olympics where doping is not only legal, but encouraged. It's the enhanced games. Some call it grotesque. Others say it's unleashing human potential. Either way, the podcast's Superhuman documented it all, embedded in the games and with the athletes for a full year. Within probably 10 days, I'd put on 10 pounds.

I was having trouble stopping the muscle growth. Listen to Superhuman on the I Heart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. One of my favorite songs ever. Daniel Jones and me? Going to be big stars, bro. Still a discrepancy about the first lyric of that song. Caught up in Rio.

Is it caught up in Rio or cut up Maria? Why in the world would it be cut up Maria? Because I always thought it was caught up in Rio. That doesn't make it right. Just because you're a bozo doesn't mean that's the lyric. Cut up! Maria. I don't even like that corny band.

I stopped counting crows after number one, I stopped. Counting Crows is fantastic. They stink. I give them two thumbs down. Rain King is one of the best songs, Washington Square. Do you not have like nice chill music in your playlist? Yeah, and they're not part of it. Is it all like lame rock from the 90s?

Hanging around is a good song. Counting Crows? At least I went from the first rejoined song Rich Hated and then he loved the second one. So I'm making strides here. Oh, I'm not blaming you, Sam. We were talking about Daniel Jones. It's a great pick. Yeah.

I'm just not a big counting crow's guy. topical. What don't you like about? They're boring. They don't rock. They don't like it. Adam Duritz got a lot of tail in his day. I give him props for that.

He's a great musician, but his songs stink. We're Kavino and Rich live from the Fox Sports Radio Studio and his time. What do you like, by the way? That's fake. Not you because you keep interrupting.

Who do you like? Good things. I have what they call taste. You have Naste. Do you know what Nase is? No taste. This guy was talking about how he wants Creed to do the Super Bowl halftime show.

You're talking about taste. You know how the Tim was born without heart. Rich was born without taste. Yeah, you're the scare crowd. No, no adjustments needed. Okay. Time for our tire rack play of the day. The Nationals, young outfielder James Wood states hot with his bat. The kick in the 1-0. Wood drives one. Deep right field. It's hooking toward the corner. Will it stay fair? It hits the foul pole. It's a home run. James Wood bangs it off the foul pole for a three-run shot. The Nationals blow it wide open as they lead it nine to three.

James Wood with the Good Wood. Danny G. Just likes to pick it any highlight that takes down the Padres, right, Danny? There wasn't much to choose from yesterday, to be honest with you. That's what's it. That's what's it. Washington beat the Padres 10-6, courtesy of the Nationals Radio Network, and that was our tire rack play of the day.

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And I say that because you've said the highest NBA finals game in a handful of years. But it was also the only game seven. Yeah, had the casual viewers tuning in. We had a game seven since Cleveland and Golden State. Yeah, so when it's like when you're saying, well, the ratings were right, yeah, it was the first game seven in almost a decade. So I expected that, you know, a bummer, Halliburton goes down. We did criticize OKC quite a bit yesterday. I'm not taking it back.

There's an update, though. We talked about their celebration at the end of the game and how lackluster it was. It just seemed like a lot of high fives and like mild brohugs. Like the way you would. There could be a pickup game at the 24-11. fitness and it ends the same way. Yay. That's the truth. I like how Rich said in his softball on a Tuesday night

the guys are just as hyped when they win a close game. There's guys that I play with that are hyped for grown men softball. If you were bowling on Ventura and your buddy, you know, hit a couple strikes in a row with turkey, you'd show him more excitement. Like, yeah. You look like they were at a counting crow's concert.

That level of excitement. Well done. And there's an uproarer. to that story. I don't think the update makes anything better, though. No, well, at least there's a reason, you know, as to why the celebration just seemed kind of lame. So just based on that, we're going to explain what it is.

We want you to start thinking about things that people expect you to know how to do, but you just don't know how to do it. So this is y'all confession. And Father Danny G. Is going to either forgive you or not because we all have things that we should know, but we don't know. Talking about all my kids again? No, no, no, no.

Is Dennygy one of those good priests, I hope? I'm just, we're going to confess to you. Oh, they're confessing to me on the studio. Yeah, yeah, because I'll give you one. Both Rich and I don't know how to change her own oil. That doesn't mean we're incapable of figuring it out, but we've never done it. Yeah, a lot of people nowadays don't do that. Yeah, and people always, you know, when you're talking to a giant nation of listeners,

they're like, you don't know how to do it. Take back your man car, Lamo. Yeah, there are things that I think we all need to admit now. I don't know how to do because I'll throw it out there and we'll discuss next. Most of the members of the Oklahoma City Thunder did not know how to open a bottle of champagne. They should be embarrassed.

Hey guys, it's us. The Jonas Brothers, I'm Joe. I'm Kevin. And I'm Nick. And guess what? We created our own podcast called, Hey, Jonas. We invented a podcast?

Well, we didn't invent it. We just contributed to a first people to do podcasts. We get to ask other people questions because we're sick and tired of being asked questions. Well, sick and tired. There's a strong way to put it, but, you know, tired and sick. Tired and sick. Listen to Hey Jonas on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast.

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If we didn't talk ever again, I was partying. You just understood. That's how personal it got. Wow. Then after that game seven, Mark keep coming to him. He's like, you know, I love you, dog. You know, it's all love. This was just playoffs. This was just basketball. So listen to Point Game on the Iheart radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.

Hey, I'm Deanna Maria Riva. And on my new podcast, How Hard Can It Be? I call on my Gen X squad from Ohio to Hollywood as we navigate Midlife's most fantastic BS. Unfiltered conversations from night sweats to futas to scheduling sex. Wait, what sex? Is it just me? or does every woman my age want to look at Pinterest instead of having sex sometimes? They say we can't polish a turn, but we're sure going to try.

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