FULL SHOW: Friday, October 17th

The Valenti Show

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Sports

4.3 • 1.2K Ratings

🗓️ 18 October 2025

⏱️ 125 minutes

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Summary

Rico and Riger (in for Valenti) kicked off the final show of the week with a discussion regarding the news that the Tigers and Tarik Skubal are nearly $250 million apart in extension talks. They stuck with that topic until the second hour, where they transitioned to the Brian Branch video from NFL Films that was posted and subsequently deleted. Then, TJ Lang joined before they put a bow on things in the final hour revisiting their Skubal conversation from before.

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0:00.0	To remind you that 60% of sales on Amazon come from independent sellers, here's John from Devil Dog Pet Company.
0:06.3	We run our family business from Sterling Heights, Michigan, but we can reach customers all over the country thanks to Amazon.
0:12.3	Good boy.
0:13.3	Shop small business on Amazon.
0:15.4	Rico, I got to tell you, that's one of my favorite ever hatchet isms.
0:20.7	Colored is fine.
0:21.5	So I feel very honored that I'm filling in for Mike today and you guys led with that.
0:26.4	Thank you.
0:28.5	I had nothing to do with that.
0:29.8	Oh, okay.
0:31.3	Neither did I.
0:33.1	Why is everybody looking at me?
0:34.2	I didn't do anything.
0:35.6	I definitely didn't put that in there.
0:40.4	Okay.
0:41.1	What's going on, everybody?
0:43.6	So no mic today.
0:45.0	He's back on Monday.
0:46.0	No, but we're going to T.J. at 3 o'clock.
0:49.2	And I know T.J. is all fired up about the Jared Gough play.
0:53.8	I know T.J.'s been yapping on social media.
0:57.1	And now you saw what happened with NFL films.
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