PMS 2.0 959 - UFC Bantamweight Champion "Suga" Sean O'Malley, Steve Mariucci, Pacman Jones LIVE In The ThunderDome, & AJ Hawk

The Pat McAfee Show

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Sports, Football

4.9 • 19.2K Ratings

🗓️ 22 August 2023

⏱️ 181 minutes

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On today's show, Pat, Pacman Jones, AJ Hawk, and the boys chat about last night's Monday Night Football game between the Ravens and Commanders and how Sam Howell looks like he might be a guy going forward, the Colts officially allowing Jonathan Taylor to seek a trade although he is at joint practices in Philadelphia with the Eagles, and everything else happening in the NFL as we are just 16 days away from the start of the regular season. Joining the progrum is the newly crowned UFC Bantamweight Champion of the World, Suga Sean O'Malley, to discuss his fight with Aljamain Sterling, how incredible the night was, who he potentially wants to fight next, being a little banged up going into the fight, his interaction with Conor McGregor after the fight on Instagram, and much more (28:54-53:12). Later, former Head Coach of the San Francisco 49ers and Detroit Lions, and current analyst on the NFL Network, Steve Mariucci joins the show to chat about GameDay Morning on the NFL Network, his thoughts on Jordan Love going into the season, how he thinks the Jets will fare with Aaron Rodgers, what's going to happen with the RB market, Shane Steichen having to deal with the Jonathan Taylor situation as a first-time Head Coach, and more (1:56:35-2:34:07). Make sure you subscribe to youtube.com/thepatmcafeeshow to watch the show. We appreciate the hell out of all of you. See you tomorrow, cheers. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Hello beautiful people. Welcome to our humble about the thunder now on this
0:06.1	Tuesday August 22nd, 2023. This sports program starts now football.
0:14.0	That was last night. We had Monday night football. What season is going to look like?
0:18.0	New Monday night countdown with Scott van Pelt in the hosting chair. Then you
0:22.5	have Ryan Clark, Swagoo and RG3 alongside Shefty and some others. I believe
0:28.4	that'll be popping in. It was nice to see them form their chemistry and what
0:31.8	that show could look like when they take it on the road. I'd assume still like
0:35.9	to have in years past. Then we get a chance here. Joe Bock and Troy Ackman do
0:39.7	their thing. Nice to hear the coach chit chatter on Monday night and I'll tell
0:43.8	you for a preseason football game week two preseason football game. These games
0:48.3	have normally stunk. These games have been terrible. But Sam Howe and the
0:51.6	commanders with Eric B. Anemies offense. Look damn good. It's against start
0:55.8	stringers. Who cares? They were slinging the ball over to play. Sam Howe appears
0:59.9	to be a guy. Now I put out a tweet that says it took a really deal of fucking
1:04.3	pigskin. Yeah. He's lightening it up. He has I don't want to say a reckless
1:10.4	mindset. But he'll throw this thing into single or double coverage. He has faith
1:15.0	in his arm, his accuracy and his teammates. I think he's beloved. We talked to
1:20.2	Taylor Heinecke at Radio Row and we asked him about a situation that happened
1:24.1	during the season last year where Taylor Heinecke was supposed to be the starter
1:27.0	and he actually allegedly came out and said, you know what? Hey, you've already
1:30.2	seen what I am. You should get a look at what the Sam Howe guy is. I'll actually
1:34.5	back up Sam Howe this week at the end of the season last year because Sam Howe
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