PMS 2.0 438 - Two Great Conversations With Chris Long & Fred Taylor

The Pat McAfee Show

ESPN

Football, Sports

4.9 • 18.9K Ratings

🗓️ 17 June 2021

⏱️ 103 minutes

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Today's show is anchored by two incredible conversations. First, Pat and the boys are joined by 2x Super Bowl Champion, #2 pick of the 2008 NFL Draft, 11 year NFL veteran, and host of the Green Light Pod, Chris Long to chat about his brother's injury, how he's enjoying life as a media member, what he likes about the daily media grind as opposed to the daily grind of the NFL, his thoughts on the Toradol situation and what other remedies he tried while playing in the league, and much more (20:00-48:49). Later, 13 year NFL RB, a man who holds nearly every Jacksonville Jaguars offensive record, future Hall of Famer, and co-host of the I Am Athlete Podcast, Fred Taylor joins the show to chat about his career, his thoughts about going into the Hall of Fame, his initial impressions of Urban Meyer, if the Tim Tebow legend is crazy down in Jacksonville, how he thought Ocho Cinco performed in his boxing match, and more (48:51-1:03:47). Pat and the boys also chat about the Madden 22 cover reveal, more drama in the Aaron Rodgers/Packers situation, Zion reportedly being unhappy in New Orleans, and more. 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 Thursday June 17th another one another good show
0:05.6	Chris Long Fred Taylor mm-hmm the boys some news mad in life. Let's go. Let's have a show today. I'm not too bad
0:13.1	Oh, yeah, like I thought yesterday show good show. Oh, yeah, it was packed with the girls today's show like I think good show another
0:20.7	Good one we miss a J Hawk obviously he's out on a land cruise for the Ohio State Buck guys some charity or something like that
0:27.0	But I feel like we're okay. Can't thank you enough for spending time with us in the middle of this summer with you know
0:32.9	There's not a lot going on
0:34.3	But I think we can at least garner some conversation
0:37.2	That'll hopefully help you spend some time on this beautiful Thursday
0:41.1	We can't thank you enough for allowing us to be a part of this beautiful Thursday with you
0:45.7	If you like the show by the end of it
0:47.4	Please be a friend telephone if not exactly never happened how do the wind digestion now just say to half pound the reason yeah
0:53.1	Our thing is you take good though. I bet I want to dive in myself. Yeah, I got it
0:58.6	I mean I cut it in the pieces like it was a pie because how big the cup was but
1:03.0	Inside the PMP version show juicy looks like it. Let's get to show oh
1:08.0	Well, if you don't like this show exactly never happen. Yeah, piss off. All right, let's go
1:14.2	Big old show today we have a legend joining us for the first time ever Fred Taylor
1:18.7	Wow, yeah, co-host of the I am athlete podcast cannot wait to chat with him also
1:26.5	Chris long joining us in about 15 minutes his brother
1:30.5	Obviously got injured as a member of the Kansas City Chiefs, but came back after a little bit of retirement
1:35.2	Chris one two super bulls obviously very tight with his brother just wanted you know chat about what's going on in his life
1:40.8	What's his his incredible green light pod and then also what he thinks about his brother Kyle the state of the NFL
1:46.6	Everything like that and then Fred Taylor I have thousands of questions. Yeah, yeah grew up watching him just run
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