PMS 2.0 327 - Ian Rapoport, Tom Segura, & AJ Hawk

The Pat McAfee Show

ESPN

Football, Sports

4.9 • 18.9K Ratings

🗓️ 7 January 2021

⏱️ 91 minutes

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Summary

On today's show, Pat and the boys begin to discuss SUPER Wild Card Weekend, the Browns having a few new covid cases in the locker room, Coach Stefanski potentially being able to coach, if the Bears have any shot of beating the Saints, Chase Young's comments about being excited to play Tom Brady Sunday and if that impacts the game at all, and more. Joining the show is NFL Network Insider, and friend of the program Ian Rapoport to chat about everything he's hearing in terms of coaches and GM's going different places, if Urban Meyer to Jacksonville is virtually a done deal, where he anticipates guys like Matthew Stafford and Carson Wentz will wind up next year, and everything else going on in the NFL as we approach the playoffs (17:19-34:19). Next, joining Pat and AJ Hawk is a standup comedian who has 4 specials on Netflix, one of the most popular podcasters on the planet, and a who he recently suffered the most gruesome sports injury of all-time, Tom Segura joins the program to chat about dunking on a 9 foot hoop, blowing his knee out and breaking his arm in the process of trying to dunk on 9.5, the rehab process, how he has a new found appreciation for things, what he has coming up on the agenda, and much more in a hilarious conversation (48:14-1:12:33). Later, Pat and AJ look ahead to every game on the SUPER Wildcard Weekend slate and make a few predictions and look at the betting lines (1:12:36-1:27:37). Make sure you subscribe to youtube.com/thepatmcafeeshow and listen every day on Mad Dog Radio, Sirius XM Channel 82. We appreciate you all for listening, come and laugh with us, cheers.

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0:00.0	Good afternoon beautiful people. It is Thursday January 7th, 2021. Yesterday on January 6th, 2021,
0:10.6	I received five to ten tweets telling me that if I did not lead off today's show,
0:17.4	talking about what happened yesterday in Washington, D.C. to the Capitol, they would cancel me.
0:23.9	So shout to them. That's how we started the show. If you are a person who thinks to yourself whenever
0:34.2	something like what happened yesterday happens, you go, you know what? The person I want to hear
0:39.2	talk about this is a guy who played soccer most of his life, watched zero Disney movies,
0:46.6	went to college to kick a football, went into the NFL to play football, then he did some comedy.
0:51.4	If you're first thought, you know what? I want to hear what Pat McAfee has to say about potentially
0:55.9	the dumbest event in the history of the United States. I want to let you know you potentially are
1:01.2	one of the dumbest people in the United States as well. I've learned over the past few months that when
1:06.5	massive events happen, I have empathy for everything going on. I want the right thing to inevitably win
1:12.3	in the end and I will shine lights on things whenever I deem that it's worth my input. I think if you
1:19.6	look around social media, one of the biggest problems is you got a lot of people who have no idea what
1:23.2	they're talking about, taking a stand and informing other people what they should be thinking. I'm not one
1:27.5	of those people. I have no clue what happened yesterday. Okay, there was a fucking Viking. Was the
1:33.0	speaker of the house for 20 minutes yesterday? There was a guy with long hair smiling for a photo,
1:37.7	walking out with the podium that the speaker of the house uses. There was male being, there was
1:42.2	four people died and there was nooses constructed outside the Capitol with a Confederate flag flying in
1:48.7	the United States Capitol. You motherfuckers lost a long time ago, get your flag out of there. There
1:53.2	was a lot of things that happened yesterday that if you take a step back, you go, that is the dumbest
1:58.0	thing that has ever happened in this country. So although I don't love giving my thoughts on things
2:03.8	that I don't know a lot about, I feel like looking from the outside in, I have no idea how this whole
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