PMS 2.0 336 - Patrick Ricard, Taylor Lewan, & AJ Hawk

The Pat McAfee Show

ESPN

Football, Sports

4.9 • 18.9K Ratings

🗓️ 20 January 2021

⏱️ 122 minutes

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On today’s show, Pat and the boys chat about Philip Rivers deciding to retire and whether or not he’s a Hall of Famer. They also discuss Patrick Mahomes’ status for Sunday’s game against the Bills as it looks like he’s on pace to be able to play, and look more at both matchups for Conference Championship weekend. Joining the program is 2x Pro Bowler, FB for the Baltimore Ravens, Patrick Ricard. Pat and Patrick chat about his conversion from a defensive lineman at Maine to FB once he got to Baltimore, him doing an Oklahoma drill on every play, what happened with the Ravens during their midseason struggles, and his mentality as a Fullback in the NFL (47:35-1:12:39). Next, 3x Pro Bowler, friend of the show, co-host of Bussin' With The Boys, Tackle for the Tennessee Titans, Taylor Lewan joins the program to discuss his rehab from a torn ACL, being in the concussion protocol, why Michigan Football extended Jim Harbaugh, his thoughts on the Ravens/Titans feud and why he loves being petty, and much more (1:12:41-1:36:13). Later, Pat and AJ discuss the Hall of Fame and why it's such a ridiculous discussion, and look back at AJ's previous run-in with Motor City Dan Campbell, the new Head Coach of the Detroit Lions (1:38:13-1:57:30). 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	Hello Wednesday January 20th 2021 rather large day in the real world. Yeah, you could say that.
0:08.0	Lock going on over there in the real world. If you choose to listen to this show today, I can't thank you enough.
0:14.1	I appreciate you rocking with us. This show did stink, but the conversations were great. Yeah, the
0:19.2	interviews are great. I think you enjoy them. We appreciate you so much. If you enjoy this show by
0:24.0	the end of it, please be a friend and telephone. If not, just act like it never ever happened and say,
0:27.7	hey, you know what? We'll come back tomorrow. Get them tomorrow, baby.
0:31.2	Subscribe, Ray Review. Please. All right, let's get to it.
0:36.7	There's a new president and Don over in DC. That was happening. I don't know if it's still happening.
0:42.0	It was happening moments ago as we came on the air. In our world, some big news happened this morning
0:48.0	as well. Ladies and gentlemen, after a 17 year NFL career out of NC State, a man who captivated
0:58.7	the hearts of football fans in San Diego and then drove from Los Angeles to San Diego for a year
1:08.9	as the San Diego chargers became the Los Angeles chargers and captivated the hearts of the people
1:15.6	in Los Angeles. Not a lot of people because they were Rams fans mostly at the time, but you get it.
1:20.0	Then he comes Indianapolis and at the beginning of this relationship in Indianapolis to fans,
1:24.8	a little bit intrigued by how it was going to go because the battles between he and Peyton Manning
1:31.2	back in the day were always awesome. And this particular player loved to talk shit at a rate
1:37.6	that nobody else did, which sometimes got casted as a negative thing. But I think if you ask any
1:42.7	person that's been in the NFL, they'd say they love everything about it. He's created some of
1:47.7	the greatest moments in NFL films, Mike Dup Sessions. And he retired this morning.
1:55.3	Phil Rivers, hell of a run. Hey Phil, hell of a run. Thank you Phil.
2:01.1	He made an official this morning with an entire statement. It was reported by a couple people.
2:05.1	I believe SpotTrack, SpotTrack, S-P-O-T-R-A-C had it first. I'm not 100% sure. I do like to give
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