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It's hour one on this Wednesday, Dan and the Dan Nets, Dan Patrick's show.

We're fully assembled.

Fritzies here, Seaton, Marv, Paulie, yours truly, and of course the backroom guys.

We'll talk some college football a little later on. Paul Feinbaum on loan for the

mothership, also Dominic Foxworth, one of their great analysts will stop by as well.

And the main story, and who would have thought this would be a big story, a story at any point

this year, the Colts signing Philip Rivers to the practice squad.

Now, everybody seems to be focusing on, and maybe I started this, of he's a semi-finalist for the

Hall of Fame this year. Now, I don't think he's a first ballot Hall of Famer. In fact, I think he's

a borderline Hall of Famer. But I'm also wondering about

this. Once he gets on the roster, he doesn't have to play in a game. Once he's officially on the

roster, right now, practice squad, when he's on the roster, then they start the clock again. He won't

be eligible until 2031. That is is unless he plays next year as well,

but I'm hoping they find somebody,

maybe another grandfather that they can put in for Philip Rivers.

But it's a big story.

I don't think he's going to be playing against Seattle.

Boy, if you're going to make your debut after a five-year drought of not playing,

and you're going to come in and play in Seattle against that Seattle defense, yikes.

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