The Herd with Colin Cowherd - Hour 3 – Super Bowl Viewing Numbers

Episode Date: February 14, 2025

Covino & Rich do some quick athlete value trivia, thoughts on the viewer numbers for both the Super Bowl and the Halftime show, callers weight in on what they think the SB Halftime show could be next year, the present that Howie Roseman gets outside of the Lombardi, Weekend Hobnobbing, and more!   #crshowSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Now this hour, we'll talk more Valentine's pop-B. We'll talk about Valentine's and high-maintenance women. Oh, boy. And again, trying to save relationships. plus the parade, the Eagles, football, and more. The number is 8774 The Herd. I'm Steve Covino from Union, New Jersey. Nice to meet you.

Rich Davis, Franklin Square. We've been working together. We're pals for a long time. And always happy to be here, Covino and Rich, to worldwide leaders of nonsense. You know, before we get into some Super Bowl halftime stuff, because there's a question to be asked. Yes. I know you have to ask me something.

Yes. I have a fun tribute question. Rich loves to post trivia, so I'm going to post something to you just for fun and the Fox Sports Radio Nation and listeners of the herd. Ready? Yeah. The highest paid athletes of 2024 were released. Out of the top five, how many can you name you think? Highest paid athletes in 2024.

Does that include like Cona McGregor's got a whiskey and that, or is it like on the field? You know, it's just the highest paid athletes. Okay. I think you have a good. idea of who they could be. I think it's Shohei Otani. No. All right, so then it is not on the field then. I guess it's just

there. You pulled them me. You asked a question without knowing the answer. It's the highest paid athletes in 2024. All right, Conimer Greger. Connemer Greger. I don't think it is Shohei. He deferred his money. Cotton or Greger then. He's not on the list.

All right. All right, I got one. Canelo Alvarez. No. There's one boxer in the top five. Jake Paul? No. Mike Tyson. Listen, I'm leaving. But when I get... See?

You know, Rich loves to pose questions, acts like he's the smartest guy when he knows the answers. These answers are very simple. Ronaldo. Yes, number one. Ronaldo. He's number one, 260 million. Messy. Yes.

All right. Now you're okay. Bozo, number four, he made 135. LeBron James. Yes, at number five, 133 million. Okay, so now you're talking about these are the players... value based on investments other than on the court or the field. So, all right, now you're talking.

Messy, Ronaldo, LeBron. All right, I pose the question. Who are the highest paid athletes in 2024? You said Ronaldo, number one, 260. You said Messi. He's at number four with $135 million. And there's a tennis player or a golf run. Like a Phil Mickelson or something.

You need number two and number three on the list. And you got them all. And now, so if we're talking off the court, then... No, Caitlin Clark didn't make that one. No, I'm thinking off-the-court money, too. I mean, you named all popular athletes, obviously. But highest income, because there was one surprise.

All right. I'm missing number two? You're missing number two and number three. Travis Kelsey? Because of the podcast and everything? No. You want them? For the sake of time, or you want to throw guests out there?

Bo, you got a guess? Anybody? Bree's hanging out? Anyone? You got Ronaldo, we got Messi, and we got James. Who are the other two? Hmm. No Otani.

He said, no Kelsey. No, Connemar Greger with his alcohol and something like that. But there is one fighter. You're forgetting. Fighting. And you already said Canello and Jake Paul. Nope. Don't tell me like Devin Haney or something.

No, no, no, no. What about Killing Mbapé? No. Great guest, though, because you would assume, right? Yeah, international superstar. Soccer guys, yep. Good guess, though. Yeah.

Are my homes? No, I mean, Ken. No, I wish I was, but, uh, nope. Any ketchup endorsements? No. No. All right. I'll give him to you

just for time's sake. Coming in at number two. Steph Curry, 153.8 million. Coming in at number three. The surprise, I think. Because he wasn't a very active athlete. Is it Steph's stake in Under Armour when he was one of their early

investor? I guess you would say partners? Tyson Fury at number three. What a 147. 147 million. So again, number five, James, Number four, Messi, number three, Fury, number two, Perry, number one, Ronaldo. Correct me if I'm wrong.

Tyson Fury, one of the top five, and he went 0 and 2. That's what I'm saying. He really didn't do much in 2024. Like, Tyson Fury was undefeated going into this year, and his two losses are the year he made the most money. And it goes to show you, too. People always love to downplay boxing. Boxing's dead, bro. It's dying.

You know how much money is to be made in boxing? I'm telling you. He's really dying when Tyson Fury fights twice and loses. and still makes $147 million. Yeah, listen, we go to a lot of the fights in Vegas. That's one of our things. And when Kavino and I are out there representing Fox Sports, they're so nice.

The boxing community rolls out the red carpet. There's money to be made. The arenas are filled. People care. The pay-per-view buys are there. You could argue that you're not accounting for how many Latino families, African-American families. It's international.

Part of the, and again, international, part of family culture is fight night. That never goes away. I love boxing. Even gimmicky boxing. Yeah, even, hey, I'll watch Bumps fight here on Ventura Boulevard. Don't watch any fight. Don't act like we all didn't watch Tyson, Jake Paul.

That's why I named those two because that was such a big payday for them on Netflix. Jake Paul, the very wonderful man, the very wonderful payday. I'm glad you watched it, but I'm not on the list. So anyway, just a fun trivia session. You can play along at home. Kind of a Price is Right game. Let's see if you can name them. And then where are they on the list?

Are they one, two, three, four, or five? So again, Ronaldo tops it off. Not only the highest paid, but dude has the most followers on social media. Dude's slaying it. Super handsome. Hate that guy. Anyway, let's get into something that the world's still buzzing about. The ratings came in.

I don't say this disrespectfully. In fact, I say it respectfully. 126 million people tuned in to watch the Super Bowl And unless you're an Eagles fan Like our good pal Bo here Who's rocking his Eagles head Unless you're a Chief's hater It was a snoozeroo

It was a snooze fest because it was a blowout It was never a game So it was kind of boring As a fan of the winning team Those are sort of fun moments Like anyone else is like boring But when your team is dominating the big game I don't know what everybody's talking about

I thought that game was awesome Dude, and I don't blame you, I get it, right? Your Eagles clobbered the chief, so how could you not love it? I get it. When your heart is pounding going into a big game when your teams in the World Series, NBA finals, playoffs, football, when your team's up significantly, everyone else is talking about boring, and you are like boring. How about, like, I don't have anxiety right now. Yeah. Oh, I really, I missed the halftime show.

Everybody's been talking about the halftime show. I didn't watch it. I was pacing around my kitchen. I figured you were doing your little Kendrick Lamar dancer. I was doing laps in the kitchen. I have no idea what happens. I've got to go back and watch it. Well, guess what? 126 million people tuned in to watch the game, like we all did, but even more tuned in to watch halftime, except for Bo. So minus one, right?

133 million people tuned in to watch Kendrick Lamar. So I'm assuming, you know, everyone, when families are together watching the Super Bowl and then, you know, people came out of their bedroom, a granny came out just to see the Super Bowl. Let's see what this Kendrick's a margall about Who's this young fella? Not like us! So some people were like, you know what? A minor! I don't care about the game, but I'll watch the performance.

So even more tuned in for halftime, according to the stats. 133 million. Yet, much like most things in America, it's sort of split down the middle. And we view it this way. Anybody over the age of 40, I'm painting in broad strokes, there's always exceptions. Anyone over the age of 40 was like, yeah, I don't get it.

I don't like it. Anyone under 40 was like, they not like us. They not like us. And they loved every second of it. Ooh, the aesthetics. Oh, the symbolism. Oh, the choreography. Oh, man, he's disendrink.

Younger people loved it. And it's split down the middle. Yeah. The truth is, here's the truth. Truth is you can't please everybody. It's impossible. You know, impossible. You know, half-time shows, you know, are,

you would think you're going to put out the product that is most acceptable but when you think back to any Super Bowl there's always someone that's going to say that's who they picked and the truth about a lot of people listening here on Fox Sports Radio

and the facts about Kavino and Rich is that we're right there in the middle pocket where we're fluent an old guy. I can relate to an old guy what's up old timer, what up, Ebenezer? Bring it in. It's the fun of being 40-ish, right? You talk young and you can talk old. And we work with a lot of young dudes.

And I still relate very much as a young guy. So I get it. Like, okay, I get it. You like Kendrick Lamar. It's not my anthem. It's not my thing. But I get it. I like it.

You know, I understand. Did I love it? No. Did I hate it? No. If he didn't love it, why'd you go look for your old bell bottom jeans afterwards? Yeah, I'm definitely rocking some bell bottoms now. Dan, da, da.

So since everybody has an opinion on it, and you can feel free to share yours, 8774 The Herd. We ask you a two-part doozy. We're going to flash it back on a Friday. We played this game amongst ourselves yesterday. So we bring it here to The Herd. What was your favorite one?

Just to give us perspective on your taste and what you sort of like. And if you were part of Rock Nation and if you were down with Jay-Z, because that's who's making the call and who performs, who would you pick to perform next year? But you can't say Metallica. Because that is the number one answer on the board for all the people that they didn't like it this year.

Because next year, it's in San Francisco. And Metallica is from the Bay Area. And people want, I feel like there's a need for like rock, right? Like, hey, man, we've had R&B, R&B, R&B, R&B, R&B, RAN, U.Sher, Kendrick, M&M. 50 Cent. Kendrick, Dre. What about Metallica, bro? For the record, I'm a huge Metallica fan. I play him on Turbo every night on Sirius.

X-M on Ozzy's Boneyard every weekend. I love Metallica. But we're saying for the fun of it, give us someone else. You can't bring up Metallica. Ooh. Yeah. All right. I have the answer and you know, I don't want to

if I give the perfect answer then. I don't know if anyone else would have been chime in. 8774. The herd. Let's be interactive. Let's chop it up. Here's my answer for the Super Bowl halftime show. It's very clear. Too much hip-hop. People cry about it.

Too much rock or country? Other people would ma'am, ma'am, cry about it. You break out. Post Malone. He has collaborated in the hip-hop world, in the rock world, in the country world. Yes, super versatile. He is an artist whose catalog is deep enough at this point where he could bring it. But for those that aren't convinced and he's a big enough name, might I add,

he brings out Miley Cyrus. Featuring Miley Cyrus. Post Malone. Miley Cyrus, B'am, there's your Super Bowl halftime. You're new to Kavino and Rich. I hate Rich's musical taste. And I think that's a great answer.

I really do. I think it's a very versatile answer where, you know, he could do some rock. He could do some country. And Miley went from, oh, she's a teeny bopper too. I think even, you know, grown men will be like, yeah, Miley Cyrus is just really talented. What was your favorite half time, by the way?

Because that was the question. You're not even playing by your own rules. What was your favorite and what was your answer? Yeah, so it's a two-part doozy, and we'll take your feedback next. Your favorite of all time, because then I'll be able to judge you, you know, initially. And then your suggestion. So my favorite Prince in the rain, unbelievable. You can't really argue the silhouette of Prince.

You can't debate it, yeah, that was a good one. There's other great ones. I know you and I were talking about how you loved Bruno Mars. I love Bruno Mars. It's a great answer, too. I love Bruno Mars. Wu-Tang. I want Wu-Tang.

You know, hold your breath there, big sexy Ryan. We're going to go around the room. Because he has an interesting thought. And I have one too. And it might involve some M-E-T-H-O-D man. Here I am, the method man. It might involve them. But we want to get everybody involved at 8774 of the herd because if you had such a problem with it.

I know. Let's see your solution. What's your solution, big boy? So my favorite prince, my suggestion, post Malone and Miley. The answer you can't give, as Kavino pointed out, Metallica, Bo, Ryan, would love to hear your thoughts. Kavino, do you have yours ready?

I have mine ready. What do you got? Okay. So my favorite Super Bowl performance is, I think, modern day, current day, Bruno Mars because the dude's a super talent. He was on the drums.

He's singing love songs. He's got Michael Jackson dance moves. Like, everybody could universally appreciate what he does. And he has a lot of flavor and a lot of soul. He's just great. But my favorite, all time, And I'm kind of being facetious, but not really.

Performances. Creed in the 2001 Thanksgiving game. I didn't think, though. You can't go Thanksgiving. Me high, because it was so over the top. No, Rich, because it was like everything opposite of Kendrick Lamar where it was like aerialists flying around. And Scott Stapp's hair was in the breeze. And like, it's so funny.

It's become like, you've seen it on social media, right? It's become a thing. So wait, you love this performance so much that you got off of the Super Bowl. You're just talking about halftime general? Creed in the 2001 Thanksgiving game in Dallas. I'm judging you. Now, as far as who could perform, I'm going to throw two answers out there, right? As a guy who plays hard rock of the 90s and 2000s for a living on Sirius XM every night for years and a guy that loves it and lives it.

I think that time, that genre also has to be represented eventually. And I think you bust out two major head. liners together and you give like an angry divorce dad rock performance, a butt rock performance from System of a Down and Corn. I love those answers, but I don't think it's mainstream enough. And corn leans a little hip hop-y a little bit. They have a little flavor, as we said, fever for the flavor. So system and corn co-headlining, bring out some special guests.

But my number one answer. And Ryan, you're going to love this one. Oh, here we go. Yeah, you got to visualize it, though. I'm sorry. You got to visualize it. close your eyes unless you're driving. You hear that baseline.

You hear that baseline. You hear this baseline kick in, right? And all of a sudden, a red backwards Yankee hat comes from the stage and he goes, y'all know what time it is? And it's limp biscuit. Alright, goodbye.

Right? Hold on. And they're doing it all for the Nucky. And everyone's like, yeah, the early 2000s. Jinko jeans. He's wearing his Jinko jeans. Jinko jeans are back. But hold on. People are like, come on with this.

Is this Limp Biscuit really? And then they're like, I like to welcome. And, you know, the crowd's like, who are the guests? Who's the special guest? The Wutang Clan! Wutang Clan comes out. Rock fans are happy. Hip-hop fans can't deny it.

And they've done collaborations in the past. So perfect marriage. I'll be honest, Limp Biscuit with Wutang does appeal to the, it does appeal to that middle-aged person. Doodoo is do-do. They did, and together now. So you get a little collaboration, it hits that pocket, and it's a different pocket.

So I think that's a fun answer, and I'm sticking with that. I gave you two of them, but we open it up to you. Fox Sports Radio Nation, since you think Jay-Z can't do it. You do it. Yeah, so when I have my next meeting with Jay Z for Rock Nation, I could pass your answers along. Yo, Jay, it's Rich. You're crazy for this one, Rich. We've got connections.

Maybe we can make it happen. Let's go to Ryan and Bo in the studio, and then we'll go to your feedback again at 8. for the herd. Ryan, do you like this Wu-Tang Limp Biscuitant answer? I feel like you don't. You don't hate it. I'm not the huge...

I'm not some big Limp Biscuituituitousin, great. But I'm going to take it one step higher than that. Okay. Tupac hologram. What? Oh, now you're going holograph?

We're going AI? You know what? I think it's a pretty cool answer. Bay Area? Silicon Valley? We're going AI? I don't think he's the headliner, but I think he's the feature. special guest, right? And he comes out and he's

hologram. I think that would actually be really cool. So I think that's a great answer. Bo, does anyone come to mind for you? I think Post Malone's probably the overwhelming favorite next year. It is a good one, right? We did this the other day on the weekend show. I think Blink 1282 would make a ton of sense.

They're bigger now, I think, than they were when they were, you know, first getting out there and being a big band then. I think Blancelon is too, like Green Day, if you're trying to get the Bay Area stuff in there too. But I just think Post Malone, given the feedback to this halftime show. He's every genre himself, so that makes a ton of sense.

Green Day is a great answer, though, because, again, Bay Area, and I think maybe if you do Blink 182, I think you combine them, because for every, like, who doesn't love that? Who doesn't love that early 2000? The mainstream punk. Nostalgia for Super Bowl 60. All the small things, some, you know,

some tracks off of Dookie, some American Idiot stuff for Green Day, like, that's hitting the nostalgia bone, and who doesn't love that? Someone said in that vein, I know it's less punk, but someone mentioned the other day The Killers. I love all their songs. I wonder if they were teamed up with someone

else, like someone and the killers. I don't think the killers by themselves, but Mr. Brightside might be the biggest stadium anthem in the last two decades. Dan Byer of Fox Sports Radio, the great Dan Byer, did say it was kind of wild to hear everyone at the Superdome

singing along to Mr. Brightside. He said they played it in the third quarter, ran the way, and the stadium was more nuts than any other point in the game. Yeah, and then during halftime, it was a little misleading from what we saw on TV because he said at halftime being there live it was kind of dead. It was a dead atmosphere. So it was kind of wild to see.

So that is a sing-along that everybody loves. But we open it up to you. We want to hear from you. Kavino and Rich, in for Colin on The Herd. We get to your phone calls next at 8774 for The Herd. One more Herd? The Herd streams 24 hours a day, seven days a week within the IHeart Radio app.

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Crossfire! Remember that game in the 90s? I do. Let's go to Dave in New York. You can't say Metallica. That's the one rule because it's obvious. Bay Area Metallica. Who is your choice for a Super Bowl halftime show?

What's up, man? Dave, you there? Matt, let's go to... I hope things okay. Yeah, what happened to Dave? Let's go to Sean in Sacramento online three. Sean's always good for a call. What's up, Sean?

Yo, my two-man heard. Pleasure hearing y'all during the afternoon, man. What's up, brother? And look, I just had to call in because Covino got me so pumped up with this butt rock medley, man. But you know, the ultimate thing to make that work, you got to have something for the ladies. So what about, like, a battle of the band?

And on the other side, you got, like, your instincts, your boys to men all your boy bands from that same era going back to back with all the butt rock fans man I need to hear it co you know what Sean

Bree who works here Bree's great she came in like in tears she's like the Pack Street boys came out with a new single today and I love it she has the weirdest

tasting dudes I'm gonna call around right now yeah but there are a lot of people listen I love Bree but if the Backstreet boys were to do the halftime show you don't play the new song maybe

You play everybody. If you want the ladies, you play Jodacy. Okay, Jodacy. Oh, forever, my lady, it's like a dream. All right, yeah, but a little mix of everybody. Let's go to Jerry and Virginia. Jerry, your halftime show idea that it can't be Metallica, what's your answer? Jelly Roll, along with Post Malone.

Yo, Jelly Roll is such a likable guy, and he's got a couple hits that he'd be a great feature. Not the main guy, but it would be a jelly roll is a great featuring jelly roll. So, listen, man, there's a lot of talented people out there, but when you start to think of the mainstream artists, the Bruno Mars, the Gagas, the Beyonce's, Rianas,

they've all done it before. So you're really sort of figuring out who hasn't and no one brought this up yet, so I'll bring it up. He had a rough year in his marriage and stuff. But what about Dave Grohl? Is there an interest for like a foo fighters medley? Or is that?

Yeah, I mean huge. It's actually wild they haven't done a Super Bowl hat-time. I was thinking about that the other day. I love the full fighters. They're due for a, and again, everybody loves them. They're great rock stars. If you're going to go rock, it would be a great answer. I did love the meme, though, because there's a lot of people that didn't know the

Kendrick Lamar songs. That was the criticism. He didn't play his hits, right? He has more than one hit. He didn't play him for money reasons because he has the rights to the ones that he played, or more rights to the ones that he played. So a lot of people were like, I didn't even know what he was saying. I don't know those songs.

And those are the same people that are saying they want pearl jam. Did you see the meme? I love it. Yeah, the same people that say they can't understand Kedricelmar, then go play a pearl jam CD. Yet, under... Or the ones that long... All the whole are you on a porch all in our shirt.

That being said, a pearl jam would also be a band that has a resume enough, even though you wouldn't understand what he's singing, a resume enough that you could hum along and sing along. The Super Bowl halftime show has traditionally been hot, current artist, or legendary act. If they go current, I love the Post Malone, maybe Miley or Jelly Roll angle. If they go old school,

I like the foo's idea, or I love what Beau said. If you could get Green Day, blink, like almost the 90s rock throwback, Bay Area vibe. Who would hate, if I said, hey, Green Day and Blink, who would hate that?

Yeah, if you go foo fighters too, you can also get, you can start playing Nirvana songs because they did that out here at the fire. So you can throw in all school nirvana. And you know who has a relationship with Dave Grove? Who would, you could add to that?

Miley Cyrus. You might think, why is Rich so hung up by Miley? I think she's super talented. I think we all saw her go from, we saw her go from Kid Star to confused 20-year-old. Like, who am I? You know, coming to like a cannonball and acting all crazy? I'm not surprised.

Rich always says he's a Montana fan. I always thought it was Joe, but it was actually Hannah. Yeah, Hannah Montana. Not Joe Montana. All right. Well, hey, with that said, your feedback at COVID-on-Ritch. We'll take one more phone call, I believe, Brunel from Montana. What's up, man? Hey.

What's up? Sorry? Yeah, what's up? You're on? Yeah. My recommendation before, since I can't say the obvious. Yeah. Before Chester's passing, Lincoln Park. Yeah, and you know what?

You could say post Chester's passing with a special guest. They have a newly singer. Emily Armstrong, the new album from Zier. I dig the new stuff. A little mix of new and old. Lincoln Park totally has the resume to be able to do a halftime show. You saw Lincoln Park with the new lead singer. I enjoyed it.

Did they go to the old catalog much or not? Oh, absolutely, yeah, of course. So you could do breaking the habit, in the end. I mean, Lincoln Park has a pretty sweet for days. And set, they have the... I want to say pretty sweet sweat, I'm not talking about the new lead singer. No, no, but you could also bring out... They have that same sort of vibe where Mike Shinoda,

who does Fort Minor stuff and his... a lyricist and rapper, you could actually bring out another hip-hop artist to compliment them and sort of remember his one, remember his one big solo hit, remember the name? Of course. Absolutely. It's a good one. All right, with that said, it's time for some herd line news with Bo. What's up, man? What up, Bo Benson? Turn on the news. This is the herd line news. All right, as we've been covering all day, the Eagles parade is today, the Super Bowl champions going through the streets of Philadelphia. Someone Hit Howie Roseman, the wonderful GM of the Eagles.

Hit him on the forehead with a beer bottle. No. He's got a nice big gash. Right on his forehead. It happens every year to someone, a player's wife, a fan. Someone falls or gets hit in the head with a bottle. He is completely unfazed. The picture I'm looking at, he's smoking a cigar.

My only question is, where was Big Dom? Like, this is your one job. Big Dom, back in the mix? Yeah, like, what are you doing, dude? You're supposed to protect Hallie. That's horrible. Well, this story replaced, they threw snowballs at Santa Claus. This might be worse.

Hopefully that's not the part of his head that manages the cap and everything. Oh, man. Yeah, hopefully he's all right. He looks great, but protect him, Big Dom, please. NBA insider Chris Haynes is reporting that the league and players union will meet with the All-Stars ahead of Sunday's All-Star game to highly stress the importance of competing in said game for both fans and the business. So this is yet again the NBA asking their players to actually try. It's, listen, it's, uh, it's kind of pathetic.

It's, it's kind of, I was going to say, it's kind of pathetic. It's tough. I get it. Like, these guys, there's so much at stake. So exhibition stuff seems so unnecessary for them when they're making so much money. But when you put together an All-Star weekend, if you're going to do it, do it right. It's almost like, you know, then just don't do it then. Exactly.

Yeah. By the way. That's what the NFL kind of did with the Pro Bowl. But it's so different now from how it used to be. It's frustrating. By the way, Bo, backtrack one story. Kavino just pulled. up the picture.

Howie Roseman's new profile pick with a gashing his head. That's horrible, dude. I picture like a little cut. No, it is a full gash, yeah. He's got a full on Frankenstein's scar on it. Like, if that's a scar, I guess it's a good scar. Like, yeah, this scar, you know, this is from...

Can you imagine how good that is for recruiting guys? You know, the scar is when we won the Super Bowl. Like, that's, you know, it's a good story, at least. Yeah. Speaking of Eagles and Scars, Cowboys defensive end, Micah Parsons wants the Cowboys to be more aggressive this off season saying, I don't want to sit back

and just watch other people build and build and we stay the same. So we definitely need some call to action. Yeah, well, they saw their division rival winning a Super Bowl. They saw an unlikely team in their division, go to the NFC championship, and hear the Cowboys just sitting there, you know,

what are we doing? Which, I mean, Micah Parsons could also be traded. That story, I think, doesn't just exist for no reason. Yeah, well, not only him, but or Miles Garrett. Like, there's a couple big-time defenders that could be on the move. Which all I can say is Micah Parsons has been photographed wearing a Phillies jersey. So if you want to come across the division, I'll happily take you there.

By the way, did you see that sad meme about Mike Trout, who's a big Eagles fan? It said, it showed his own personal accolades in baseball, like playoff appearances in Super Bowl. I'm sorry, World Series. And it says, as a fan, as a fan, he's, he's doing great. Got a couple Super Bowls, a MNFC championship. As a fan, Mike Trout. As a player, just can't get there. All right. Last one for today.

CBS NFL announcer Jim Nance. He's going back to the well. He's called on the NFL to ban the tush push in the wake of the Eagles. Super Bowl 59 victory, saying that he's done with the play and it needs to go away. To which I say, if everybody could do it, everybody would do it. Yeah. I'm not with Jim Nance on that one. However, I know the competition committee gets together every year.

We mentioned this on our afternoon show yesterday. there's a couple things that you got to change. And I'm one for change. I don't mind change. Onside kick, there needs to be an adjustment where it's either feasible you recover it or they do that fourth and 20 nonsense, whatever. Or just let team surprise onside kick again. I don't know why we have to do it only in the fourth quarter and it be declared.

It's very strange. I think other changes need to be made before the push push. Yeah. Onside kicks one of them and the other two were, they're in the same category of reviewable plays. I think late hits. and face masks, you should be able to say, yo, the guy almost ripped his head off. Can we review that?

Hey, Patrick Mahomes here. I think that we should leave it where I could pretend that I'm going to go down, but I don't, and I keep running with the ball. I think that works great for quarterbacks. I think the biggest... You don't want to hit me, so I pretend like I'm going to go down, but I keep running.

I love that one. That's a great one, Patrick. Let's keep that one going. The one that I think is the one that has to be changed the most is a late hit should be reviewable. If a quarterback gets tapped and they say 50, if it's third and 12 and a play like that changes the complexity of the game,

I think the defense should be able to say, Corey view that, is it really a late hit? The issue, of course, is that the refs don't want to be questioned with their judgments. It's going to be like the pass interference a little, a couple years ago. And of course, fumbling into the end zone. Yeah.

That's another one. Like, you know, maybe you push it back to the 20, but I don't think the other team should get possession. No competition committee says tush push. All in full. favor. All right. Thank you, Bo.

That's your herd line news. Well, that's the news. And thanks for stopping by. The herd line news. All right. Well, Kavino and Rich, filling in for our buddy Colin today on the herd from the Tyraq.com studio. And coming up, before we get into the nice long three-day president's day weekend,

what to watch not only in the world of sports, but what's streaming? Netflix, Hulu, HBO, Max. Whatever you got, we'll go over all the must watches in the world of sports and entertainment. A little weekend hobnobbing next right here on Fox Sports Radio. One more herd? The herd streams 24 hours a day, seven days a week within the IHeart Radio app. Search Herd to listen live or on demand whenever you'd like. Hey, it's Steve Kovino.

And I'm Rich Davis. And together we're Kavino and Rich on Fox Sports Radio. You can catch us weekdays from 5 to 7 p.m. Eastern, 2 to 4 Pacific, on Fox Sports Radio, and of course the IHeart Radio app. Why should you listen to Kavino and Rich? We talk about everything. life, sports, relationships, what's going on in the world? We have a lot of fun talking about the stories behind the stories in the world of sports and pop culture.

Stories that, well, other shows don't seem to have the time to discuss. And the fact that we've been friends for the last 20 years and still work together, I mean, that says something, right? So check us out. We like to get you involved too. Take your phone calls, chop it up as they say. I'd say the most interactive show on Fox Sports Radio. Maybe the most interactive show on Planet Earth. Be sure to check out Kavino and Rich Live on Fox Sports Radio and the iHeart

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I think it was on a call about what we should call it. Well, we were thinking I'm originally calling it one of the early names of our band before Jonas Brothers. 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, where people could call in and say, hey Jonas. And then I wrote down on my little Notepad Hey Jonas and offered it up as a potential title for the podcast. But thanks for remembering that, guys. Listen to Hey Jonas on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. Just listen. We don't care where you hear it.

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Exactly. And we're doing it again next Friday. But starting Monday, we're filling in for DP. Dan Patrick Hattrick. So join us Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and next Friday in for the herd. But we're on Monday through Friday normally. Covino and Rich, 5 to 7 on the east,

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That is Rich. Thanks again to Bo for Super Bowl for Super Bowl. for producing and sexy Ryan and everybody hanging out with us now. Before we get into weekend hobnob, and let me ask you guys just a randau question. Yeah. I was debating this with a pal. Is this a dirtbag move or a brilliant move?

So you've got to determine dirtbag or brilliant. Is it something that you do? Then I'll probably lean dirtbag. I know how you operate. So you forgot to make a dinner reservation for Valentine's Day. Dirtbag move or brilliant? If you're dressed all nice, you show

to the restaurant and then play completely dumb. Yeah. Bo. Benson, party of two. Sir, we don't see your name here. What do you mean? It's Valentine's Day. You don't think I made a reservation? This is absurd! You don't know. I'm so sorry, sir. Right this way. Dirtbag. Also, dumbass move.

That's dirtbag. Just so poor employees. Yeah, you know. That's probably the 40th time today. They're getting that. All right. So I got dirtbag move. Yeah. Listen, I have two little kids. I'm not going anywhere tonight. You got to, you know, you'll end up at Chili's and it's all good. Enjoy your night at Applebee's or IHop or Waffle House, whatever you have last resort.

Enjoy your night at Denny's because you waited last minute. But you know what, though? I do have a theory, Kavino. And that's all, it's okay. You could say that I'm, you could say, I'm wrong about this, but I don't think I am. I think if you date or marry a woman who is insistent on this being the day, you go out to like the hot, restaurant. She's a high maintenance pain in the ass. It depends what stage of a relationship you're in. If you're like brand new lovebirds, yeah, you want to go out and enjoy the night.

But if you've sort of been there, done that, then you can do that whenever. I don't know. Give me a nice restaurant here on Ventura, Castellina. I don't know. One of these like a fancy, Cassita. Casita. You go to a nice restaurant. If you told your wife or girlfriend, hey, instead of going on amateur night, Valentine's Day, how about Saturday or next Wednesday night or Tuesday? We'll go and we'll go all out. And she says, So today's Valentine's Day, I just feel like that's a red flag. I'm like, yeah, don't beat it. Like, how much of a pain in the ass could you be?

No, I know, I know. Some people are like that, though. Some people are like that. You need to find a woman that's okay with gas station presents and flowers. Maybe that's the key. I don't know. You're okay with... I'm still trying to figure it out myself.

You're okay with some flowers from Shell? But I'm not saying be a bad husband or boyfriend. I'm just saying there's a difference between high maintenance and, you know. You're saying, buy your Valentine's presents. at the gas station. Be a man. Be a man. All right, well, listen, with that said, what else are we doing this weekend? It's called Weekend Hobnopin. Let's go.

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Oh, yeah. Now, this is where we go over everything to watch, not only in the world of sports, but on Netflix, Hulu. Apple TV, Max, whatever you got. There's always fun new stuff to watch, and we're here to remind you what you need to be checking out. Right. You want to show up on Monday, or to the kids' Littily game,

with some small stuff to talk about. You got a hobnob. Let's be honest. There's a lot of annoying small talk if you're a parent or you're going to the school or you're at work. You want to be able to come equipped with things to chat about. Well, look, I love a good fight. Oscar Duarte is fighting Maduanyo this weekend on the zone,

but I'm not even going boxing. You got UFC Fight Night 251. You got Jared Canonnier versus Rodriguez. You got Calvin Qatar and Zalal. So you got some good fights into UFC in the middleweight and featherweight divisions. That's the co-main event, the featherweight fight. Sometimes you can make up UFC names and I wouldn't know the difference. You could have just made up those names.

Some of those fights. UFC is like hockey to me. You got to like study the names. And the greatest fight. of all this weekend I'm super pumped about is in the Sakai tokai Stop it. So, Cobra Kai, we talked about it

in hour one if you just joined us, catch the podcast later on. I said that Karate Kid is the number one sports movie that fired you up as a kid. Cobra Kai season finale. The series is over. Then again, Cobur Kai never dies. Enjoy that this weekend.

Five more episodes, right? There's five and that's it. And the first two were kind of slow, but then it gets really good. and it takes a cool sort of turn. But there's a fight that I'm real excited about. I'm going to watch that this weekend on Cobra Kai. That's on Netflix, the season finale. And, of course, White Lotus, season three.

Yeah, season three is out this weekend. The first two seasons were great. You know, we forget that we were way into White Lotus when it was out the first couple seasons. It's been a year, though, right? It's been a while. Walton Gaggins, Parker Posey. You got Michelle Arnold's kid.

Yeah, you got Jason. Isaac's Arnold's kid, Schwarzenegger's in this one. So enjoy season three, and if you're a White Lotus fan, they have signed on for a season four. Jeez. Hey, in the world of sports, the NBA this weekend, are you down with the new style

of All-Star team, Kenny, Chuck, Shaq, and Candice? And you know, the winners play each other first team to 40 than those two teams. I'll be there this weekend. By the way, did you see my video? You see my video with me and Marilyn Monroe for Valentine's Day? Thank you, Shaq. No, I did not.

I'll take you on my video on my own row. So Team Kenny against Team Chuck, then Team Shack against Team Candice, the winners play. Hey, listen, I will give Adam Silver credit for trying new things. People complain, I guess you got to mix it up. So NBA All Star Weekend, check that out. And there's a show on Hulu that I vouch for 100%. It's five episodes in. It's called Paradise with Sterling K. Brown.

You might know him from, of course, one of the OJ documentaries. But of course, this is us. He plays Randall. I like Sarah Shahi. Sarah Shahi's in that. Here you go, Sarah. Come here with Shaq. And James Marsden.

So, Paradise. That is a show that you will love. I promise it. It's fantastic. If you want to watch some dumb crap, love is blind. Get in the pod. Season 8 of these buffoons

pretending they love each other without seeing each other. I can't believe there's another season of this. If you need brainless entertainment with the wifie when the kids go to sleep, which is what I need half the time. The kids are sleeping, as Beau said, when you're done watching PJ Mask and, all these silly shows you're watching when Bluey's over.

Love is Blind Season 8. And this movie, I'm going to give it a slight endorsement. If you need something funny to watch and since it is Valentine's Day, maybe the wife he gets the pick of the movie, I sat through kind of pregnant with Amy Schumer on Netflix.

And it was kind of funny. Kind of pregnant, kind of funny. You just hate Amy Schumer. No, I'm not a fan of her comedy. I don't know her personally. That's true. Hey, you're a, like, cheesy movie kind of guy. Is there a love movie you recommend for Valentine's Day?

Like, good love romance movie? Good love. You know what? Let me think about that while we go to Bo. Bo, anything on your radar this weekend? Yeah, I'm going to go see Captain America tomorrow. That's right. That's right, baby.

It's go. Ryan said it's good. Yeah. He tried to tell me I couldn't go see it yet, but I'm going to go do it anyway. And then after my daughter goes to bed, I'm going to watch Old Law & Order because that's on Hulu now. Don, don't. Yes. That's mainst thing.

How much money? I think Dick Wolf has. Not enough. Thank you, Dick Wolf. Ryan, anything on your radar? You're just going to sit around and be Captain Romance this weekend? Captain Romance, but I might actually go see Captain America again. That was that good.

Does Anthony Mackey deliver or what? We like that guy. He's good, man. He's really, really good. Well, listen, whatever you're doing, if you go to the theater, if you're watching stuff at home, any suggestions at Covino and Rich. But Camino, honestly, the one show I recommend more than anything. And here's the thing.

With a guy like Covino, if you tell him too many times, He's like Canelo Alvarez. You know when you tell Canelo, here's who your next fight should be? Canello, you gotta fight Benavides. No, if you, Cabrón, I won't fight. No, but you gotta fight Benavides. I will not fight Benavides.

I don't need him. He need me, a cabron. Camino's the type of guy that... The more you push him, the more he won't do it. You're just not going to do it, but I really implore you that Paradise with Sterling K. Brown is so good.

You know what? Rich isn't the only guy talking about how great that show is. Oh, we mentioned it in passing. I told you I got that OJ Valentine if you haven't watched it yet I started watching that documentary on Netflix and you think you've seen it all

when it comes to OJ in fact I was like I already seen this documentary no it's brand new came out a few weeks ago it's really worth to watch because there's so much different information that I didn't even know about yeah it is wild to think that he walked away yeah it is why when you watch all this

it's a lot to think that he passed away like I totally you know it makes it like wow and the best acting that OJ's ever done other than a Hertz commercial or naked gun was when he tried the glove on in court and you realize he's a they put a rubber glove on first and then he's like, look everybody,

hello, Twitter world. It's OJ. He's clearly obviously not trying to get the glove to fit and they do closeups of it and everything. It's a great documentary if you haven't seen the new OJ. All right, thank you Colin. Thank you Ryan. Thank you, Bo. Thank you everybody for hanging with us. Kavino and Rich.

We'll see you guys Monday in for Dan Patrick. Until then. Arrivid at you, baby. Happy Valentine's poppy. See you in the promised land. Hey, guys, it's us. The Jonas Brothers. I'm Joe.

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