PMS 2.0 1570 - NBA Finals Game 4 Recap, Stanley Cup Finals Game 5 Preview, Iman Shumpert, Wayne Gretzky, Progrum Feud with Laura Rutledge, Dan Orlovsky, Mina Kimes, Adam Schefter, & Peter Schrager

19:04I got to say it comes down to this team has been together. This team has sacrificed, and this team has won on other teams before they became a team. So they're coming with an experience that the Spurs just cannot match. Now, what I will say is me being an old teammate of De 'Aaron Fox, De 'Aaron Fox will kick himself for a while for that fourth quarter. I'm not sure what happened. I don't mind all game for what everything that was going on. A lot of these plays, De 'Aaron Fox knows better. The lackadaisical turnovers, especially the live ball turnovers that led to breakaways. The indecision, the step back threes that he never shoots and never settles for.

19:51But he just decided to do it yesterday. I'm not sure what the malfunction is, but there are easy adjustments that he can make on film. it's just I guess he just needed to see it on film before he could make the adjustment man but it's it's going to be tough for him to watch that um it's going to be tough for Wimby uh they had some missed opportunities that they just were rushing and they they could feel the water coming up to here and they just didn't know how to respond you could see it on them but uh though it's going to be growth for them I sure am glad that uh Victor who especially y 'all playing it Right now, especially him missing two free throws, which we was talking.

20:33I was sitting next to Ron Harper. We was talking about it. He don't miss free throws. I'm like, yeah, that's the wrong guy to be on the line because he don't miss. And he missed them both. Yeah. So he definitely handed the NYC crowd a nice little present. Yeah, hell of a pop there. Hell of a pop there. Not sure why they threw eggs at him afterwards. Yeah, yeah, obviously. He handed it off. Yeah, he gave you a gift.

20:57Pat McAfee:He did two of them, obviously. He threw up two eggs up there, so have a little respect in this entire thing. I've been thinking the same thing. Like, the growing pains are in the biggest stage right now for this team. It'll be funny to hear Wemby, whenever it's all said and done, depending upon what it is, just going back like, I can't believe that team made it to the finals. We had no idea what we were doing in the finals. Now, granted, it's not over yet. Go ahead.

21:20Adam Schefter:Yeah, I mean, and honestly, looking at these first four games, the Spurs can be in their locker room saying we could have won this series at this point. It could have been up 4-0, but how each game has kind of gone. But you've been – you're obviously on a historic 3-1 team that came back, and it's 37-1 now all time, but they've been in the finals down 3-1. What's the mindset in that locker room being down 3-1? What is it? Is it tighter in that locker room, or have you kind of relaxed in the next locker room being up 3-1? What are both of those kind of teams, I guess, battling with right now going into game five?

21:52Well, you know, going into game five when you're down 3-1, but you got Kyrie Irving and LeBron James is a little different than what the Spurs got going on. I'm letting you know that right now. I'm not – the hill that you got to climb takes an insane amount of focus, but I can't – I can't factor in having Kyrie Irving and LeBron James. It's really not fair, to tell you the truth. their game five performance that they put on, 41 apiece. It's unheard of. It's not supposed to happen. They just told us before that we're not going home. It's not going to happen game five. I don't know what's going to happen game six, but let's just get to game six.

22:35Game five is ours, and they did just that. So it's a statement game. It's a back-to-the-wall game that has to happen. They're at home, so it could happen. just you have to play it one game at a time though you can't look at it as if it's so far away now if you're the Knicks this is one of them things where you say hey man this has to be over in San Antonio you don't want to give anybody life because especially now that they had a comeback you don't want to give away a 3-1 lead you know don't follow it up with something historic on the other side hey now 3-0 would be a 29 point lead

23:20Pat McAfee:but like uh 20 point lead is like 3-1 yeah you know and then all of a sudden that gets the three two it's like wait a minute we're down to 10 now that's when that come up find that air bubble down there like sonic okay um last question for me is that shirt blurry or is that our camera? Oh, yeah. No, it's blurry. It's an effect. My own girl got a clothing line. It's called Casanova, but it did the same thing to my eyes. I was like, yeah, give me two of those. I'm seeing them. Yeah, I'm seeing two. Give me two. You're the man, Iman. We appreciate you joining us. Good luck on the nap or whatever you're doing today.

24:00Pat McAfee:I assume the vibes are immaculate. I hope it continues. You're the best. Ladies and gentlemen, Iman Shunna. Iman. Okay, here. Led 3-1 in best of seven series. NBA finals, 37-1. Okay, the only time it's happened. 2016 Cavaliers. Yikes. Stanley Cup finals, up 3-1. 38-1. Damn. World Series, 43-6. Baseball, obviously, fascinating sport because 195 games to take place to get to that point. But Stanley Cup final, 38-1 if you get to 3-1. It could have got to 3-1 in the Stanley Cup finals this year. But instead, we've got an absolute dogfight happening tonight in Carolina. The Hurricanes, massive favorites.

24:46Pat McAfee:We'll be talking to Wayne Gretzky in about 15 minutes or so. But con man, yeah, Wayne. Yeah, Wayne. Great one. Isn't that crazy? Yes. The GOAT. Yeah. Wow. Yeah, I agree. That's like an absurd thing. I think we should kind of take that in.

25:00Adam Schefter:Yeah.

25:01Pat McAfee:Just send a text to Wayne Gretzky. It's Wayne. I sound like one of those assholes right now, but just know I understand that. Like, yesterday, couldn't get a hold of PK. Okay, couldn't get a hold of PK. Makes sense. He was in Vegas. I think the lads out there have been living a little bit. A little bit. I think they've been... They would say the same. Yesterday, PK was traveling, obviously, to get to Carolina. The day before, PK and the lads were in Vegas doing hockey. I mean, they were doing the hockey. Did you see what PK wore? Oh, yeah. I mean, PK was...

25:28Adam Schefter:I got some questions about that. I got to ask PK. What?

25:30Pat McAfee:They said that wasn't maybe a Stanley Cup final costume he should have put out there, but I think he's thinking the opposite. So because people are asking why would you do that for a Stanley Cup final, is PK saying, exactly. Are we talking about it or are we talking about it? Exactly. Some people say like Aladdin looking at it. Yeah, that's fashion, baby. Yeah, I mean, but PK's saying you're saying I shouldn't, so that means I should actually because he's a little bit of an outlaw when it comes to the fashion. He is. In this particular look, obviously nobody else is going to put it on, but PK did that shit.

25:58Pat McAfee:He did. Anyways, couldn't get a hold of PK. EJ or any of the lads that were out there from the ESPN group, obviously, three hours behind in Vegas, but also... Yeah. Overtimes, double overtime. If you're in Vegas that long, the city will get you. That's crazy that they were... Like six days? Seven days of the rest of you in Vegas. Long time. So we ran out of guests from the hockey world, experts from the hockey world, because Vegas got them. Yeah. So, Hail Mary, Wayne Gretzky. Hey, Wayne, Any chance he can join the show in like 32 minutes? Not today, Powell, but how about tomorrow? Holy shit. Yeah, dude.

26:38Pat McAfee:That sounds absolutely perfect. So we got Wayne Gretzky on today. What do you think Wayne Gretzky would say about this particular series, Ty? What do you think his thoughts are? Because what I'm seeing is Carolina Hurricanes, this is a massive favorite at home. Okay? Minus 162 is a crazy favorite for them. Go ahead, Tom.

26:52Darius Butler:It's what they were in game two when they were down 1-0. Game one was minus 155. So this is the minus 162 returns to the game two tally that they had.

27:01Pat McAfee:And that's going on. Don just lose. I mean, there is a little bit of a get back in this entire thing. But Waino's going to say what about this particular series? A lot of goalie conversation. Carter Hart for the Las Vegas Golden Knights. Only goalie in the history of the Stanley Cup final to give up four more goals in four consecutive games. And on the other side, Anderson was potentially MVP. Bussey gets in, stands on his head. They're now reporting this morning for Morning Skate. He is standing in the starter's crease at morning skate. Busy is, so maybe that'll be the storyline. Ty, what are your thoughts as you look ahead as a Las Vegas Golden Knights diehard?

27:35I would assume, and I'll be interested to hear if Wano shares this sentiment, but it does feel like momentum has completely flipped back to the Hurricanes. After the Golden Knights won game one and then they lost, there was that game three, they pretty much got outplayed. I shouldn't say get outplayed, but they have that massive comeback. They concede four goals, and it's like, oh, boy, you're really going to let one get away here. But after they won that, it was a similar to last night. I was feeling going into game four, I think Carolina might be done. You're down four to nothing. You score four goals to tie it, and then you end up losing in overtime.

28:13I just don't know if you can come over that. But now it seems like, hey, they're back in Carolina. We know how crazy that environment is, and it does feel like with the change in goalie, it just feels like it's flipped a little bit, and it feels like Carolina has all the momentum now.

28:27Pat McAfee:Let's go hockey, huh? Lordo is about to be dancing out there. Obviously, after what the NBA Finals had last night, we assume the NHL is going to show up. Hockey and sports as a whole, up and to the right whenever it comes to must-watch. We were up and to the right making some picks. Sure. Let's go to one half of the hammer. Done! Cowboys AP Tone, who does not have a camera because an LED board the size of the Thunderdome is currently sitting here for Program Feud, which will be happening in about 30 minutes or so as the boys here at Thunderdome will be taking on the NFL Live crew. I will be the host, so I am on both teams.

29:05Adam Schefter:Or no teams.

29:06Pat McAfee:Yeah. I am on both teams. He wants to be able to celebrate. Bingo. And I like that both teams will be able to donate$50 ,000 to a charity of their choosing if they win. And then if they win fast money at the end, That'll be$100 ,000. Okay. There's a lot on the line, and obviously you can trade this currently on the DraftKings market. 18-plus in some states, 21-plus in some states. It's a free-to-play in some. Trading at minus 113 to minus 104. More trades have been placed on the boys. Obviously, this is sports family feud is what this is going to be, program feud. Not just football, sports as a whole.

29:44Pat McAfee:And the points come from relating to people that took a survey, sports fans that took a survey. 1 ,372 sports fans responded to a survey to these questions. We then took the percentage of the answers to make them into the family-fueled style. And hopefully you boys are good at that. Now, on that note, you can trade that now. Currently available. We'll only be up for like another 20 minutes or so before the show goes live. Hear from the Thunderdome. Yeah. Shout out to Mystic. Ben from Mystic. Shout out. Set design. This is unbelievable. All of it works. Everything you're seeing right now is not a gimmick.

30:19Pat McAfee:No. Everything works. Has a purpose. Serves a purpose. Yeah, they've been in here. We were in here very late last night trying to figure it all out because it turns out the tech behind the scoring and the board and everything is a lot. Difficult. It is a lot. And we got people that probably aren't supposed to be doing it doing it. Fair. Myself included. But on that note, everything's signed, sealed, and nobody's able to have any information. Everything will be working. And I think we'll have something special here where we'll be able to chit-chat about sports as a whole. And if we have any breaking news, obviously Adam Schefter is here joining us.

30:50Pat McAfee:So as DraftKings has the trade market for you guys taking on the NFL Live crew, what else do they have that we maybe need to find a crown? Because we went with the over last night, and guess what? It didn't hit. Now, Bronson's over hit. Wemby went for 24 points. So last night, it feels like the crown was shaking a little bit over there from the madness in New York. What should we potentially be looking at here tonight for this NHL Stanley Cup final?

31:15Darius Butler:Once again, just last night, not our fault. If Wemby hits those free throws and Josh Hart doesn't miss a layup, it goes over. So that one also not on us. That's on the players again. They keep doing that to us. But no, tonight in the NHL, obviously the Canes are big favorites. Something interesting, they're minus 162 tonight. But for the series, they are minus 145. So if you think they're going to win tonight, they go up 3-2. Series price is actually a little cheaper, minus 145. Just something to look at, something to get in the weeds if you like gambling. The total has finally moved to 6.5. All series long, it's been 5.5.

31:50Darius Butler:We've been kind of eating off of that. They've averaged like eight goals a game. So the book, DraftKings, they finally ticked it up to 6.5, which is a – people might not think 5.5 to 6.5 is a huge goal move, but it is in the NHL. It rarely goes to 6.5 unless it's two teams that never play defense. So I don't know how confident I still am in the under, but there's been a lot of points all series long. Stankoven's always been on the board. Howden's been on the board. Marner's been on the board the entire time. Stoner's been on the board. Stoner's been on the board. So I don't know if you don't feel comfortable with the side, if you don't feel comfortable with the over-under, there's been a lot of guys who consistently have been getting points every game, which we started this whole thing with points on the board, our gimmick to go with that.

32:30Darius Butler:So if that's how you feel you want to go tonight, that's also an avenue to go. And plus, the World Cup starts today. Yeah. Yeah, so on the World Cup, you know,

32:39Pat McAfee:We happen to have a man who watches every second of soccer. That's right. Yes, he does. It doesn't matter what league it is. Isn't that accurate? Yeah, I respect it. Very accurate. I saw him watching the Sudanese League just a couple weeks ago. Good league. Sudan. Sudan won. Yeah, he had a good – no, it was their league. It wasn't the international. I thought the league was called Sudan won. My bad. Oh, yes, yes. Sorry. I think it was – Sudanah? Sudanah? Okay. I think it was the third one. I think it was the third division. Oh, okay. Third tier. Sudan third division. We had a good, we had a lean on one of the players because in the third division of the Sudan League, actually, if you have one good player, it turns out you can win a lot of games.

33:21Pat McAfee:Gumpy had a good lead on it. They obviously took it off the book. He's on loan from Brentford right now. Yeah, see, that's the type of thing. So, Gumpy is a man who I feel like has been preparing for the World Cup since the World Cup has ended. Yes. now is the time for us to hop right on the back of this little canadian former ship painter and ride this world's game journey alongside of him until he lets us down and then we have to let him know that he wasted so much of his life watching guys have to do it not score goals teams not win games that's not happening no because he invested that's our gaffer that is our gaffer.

34:0450 to 60 % of his life is watching Oh, good pass, man. Swing it. Have one! Ooh! This guy can't stop anything! Muppet! Mr. Sitter again. What was it? The Australian League. Second tier

34:28Pat McAfee:guy. He's supposed to be a wagon. He can't score all of a sudden. Missed the sinner again, man. All that has happened. We have had to live with that. Okay? Yeah. It's Gumpy's life, but it's also ours. Love being a part of it.

34:43Darius Butler:We got secondhand soccer. I enjoy it. PSG, we appreciate what you did for us. No, we don't. Oh, you were a gunner. He's a gunner. We'll be back.

34:54Pat McAfee:What I'm trying to say, all I'm saying here is we have had to suffer through one of our friends being one of the biggest soccer fans and definitely footy gamblers on earth and if you know a little bit about soccer you can imagine what that's like you know because he doesn't bet on a tie no so inevitably when this thing ties yeah he's always so we're just riding soccer alongside this little ex-ship painter from canada and he's done great for us and i think the world is his time to eat. Oh, yeah. He has his first parlay up on the DraftKings platform right now. If you're 21 +, responsibly, of course, let's not be assholes.

35:33Pat McAfee:Okay, we're not going to become millionaires. Let's just try to enjoy games that we would never, ever, ever, ever enjoy any other way. Correct.

35:40Darius Butler:Sick hit, boys.

35:41Pat McAfee:Mexico to win. Turkey to win. Netherlands to win. And Belgium to win. And to your point, Tone, I think you two have won on this particular graphic. Gumpy. Agreed. Lean and mean down there in your Miami fit, pal. In tone, I love it. You're a super cool sports dad with a World Cup official soccer ball.

36:01Darius Butler:Yeah, I think I might need to dye the beard a bit, but other than that, pretty flawless.

36:04Pat McAfee:Yeah, I mean, at this point, it is directly in everybody's face. I'm kind of leading with it, but I want to let you know, it looks like you're just kind of mature. Gumpy, we don't have a camera on you in the back because we had to give up a camera for a program feud in the second hour. Why do we like this? Mexico over South Africa. Turkey over Australia. Turkey is supposed to be very tough. The Dutch over Japan. Japan, I think they just wear people out from my understanding. If I remember watching them every other World Cup whenever they pop up on the screen, it's like they are running more than everybody else is.

36:37Pat McAfee:And then Belgique to beat Egypt. This will run you. Plus, what is the odds on this?

36:42Darius Butler:694, I believe.

36:43Pat McAfee:Plus 600. Massive odds here. A lot of people riding alongside of us responsibly who are 21 plus on DraftKings. Gumpy, since we can't really see you, can you tell us why we should be comfortable in these four?

36:52Darius Butler:What you're going to witness today at the Azteca to get this thing started for Mexico is going to be absolutely biblical. This is going to be awesome. Raul Jimenez, their striker up top, he just got to move back to Wolverhampton where he kind of became a superstar. He's plus 150 to score. He's going to do that as well. Turkey, Australia, that game's at midnight on Saturday. Have eyes on that. They got this star kid, Artur Guler from Real Madrid. He's unbelievable. Netherlands, Virgil van Dijk, Liverpool legend at the back. They'll be fine there. And then to finish it off, Belgium, they've looked unbelievable in their friendlies to start this thing.

37:27Darius Butler:They got Doku from Man City. He's plus 340 to score as well. These boys are going to be flying to start this tournament.

37:35Pat McAfee:Okay, we appreciate that, Gumpy. Count Doku.

37:39Darius Butler:USA is solo on that boost we already have with the one goal you win. Okay. All right. I was about to say. That's a single. That's a single. So what happened was we did hammer down yesterday, and we gave our group picks and our single-game picks, and these were the four that Gumpy and I both agreed on. We both had these listed. We didn't talk about it at all. We agreed on both of these instead of, hey, we should make that a parlay and put it on DraftKings. So we did, and that's what happened.

38:04Adam Schefter:Okay, I like that. Let's go, boys. Here we go, you guys. When's the last game played on this? I know you said Saturday. Monday. Monday is Belgium.

38:11Darius Butler:Holy shit. This is a slow run. Slow burn. Slow burn. I'm going to cash that out now. I don't need that. It's the opening weekend parlay. Let's celebrate the World Cup. I'm going to throw one more play out there for Netherlands. Virgil van Dijk's score is plus 850. He scores on corners all the time. He's an absolute weapon.

38:30Pat McAfee:Yeah, okay. Fancy the Dutch to win. By all the time, you've got to remember, this guy does bet on every soccer game. So all the time, there's definitely not times that it happens.

38:39Darius Butler:Certainly.

38:39Pat McAfee:And that's why it's plus what?

38:41Darius Butler:Plus 850.

38:42Pat McAfee:Okay, see, do you hear that out of there, out of that guy. That's what he does every game, every time. And I'll tell you what, in footy, we have all profited from it. That's right. And if we don't, send him back to Canada. Okay?

38:57Adam Schefter:I don't agree with that. It's my guy for everyone in here. He is our guy for him. He's literally our only soccer guy.

39:04Pat McAfee:There has to be some sort of accountability, boys. You don't have to do soccer as much as I have to do soccer alongside Gumby. We are in this thing all day, every day. You know that? That plane, Those planes would fly on. We're right next to each other. No other sound. Other than maybe if they can't shut the door and it's... Okay? And if the thing's going down. Every two seconds, there's a different soccer game happening in a different part of the world where somebody's a Muppet. Great internet. Incredible internet. It's unbelievable. We're living good. Don't send him back. I have been alongside 14 different leagues soccer for the last year.

39:40Pat McAfee:This is the moment. Hey, Gumpy, you're ready for it. We love you, buddy. This is your time to shine. It might not just be us sending them back, by the way. Paperwork's going on.

39:48Darius Butler:We also like Mexico minus one today. Asian betting markets. Mexico minus one is minus 103. We're both on that today as well.

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40:28The Stanley Cup Final on ABC is more than a quest for the cup. It's 134 years of putting it all on the line and the heaviest 35 pounds ever lifted. It's broken curses and broken hearts. But for those chasing it, it's everything. The only question is, who will take it? You just have to watch the Stanley Cup Final presented by GEICO on ABC and the ESPN app.

41:01Pat McAfee:Let's talk about markets that have changed. Ladies and gentlemen, the quarterback market has changed yet again. And it's not in a brand new deal. It's in an extension of a deal because everybody else around this particular player, who's already being talked about as a GOAT, was getting paid more money than him because he signed a long-term deal early in his career to do the salary cap gymnastics to help out the rest of the Kansas City Chiefs. Patrick Mahomes has signed a deal with the Kansas City Chiefs that values$64 million a year. The first ever NFL deal worth over a half billion dollars. Patrick Mahomes, congratulations.

41:35Pat McAfee:Hell yeah.

41:35Darius Butler:Well deserved.

41:36Pat McAfee:Now, I will say this. We were doing our show live whenever he did his first deal, which was originally reported at 10 years,$50 million per. It was going to be a$500 million deal. And basically, they were going to salary cap gymnastics it. He was getting paid a grotesque amount of money now, but in a couple years, that is not going to be that crazy. By the way, those projections were actually pretty accurate that within the next 10 years, what quarterback salaries would become would be crazy. and then every insider backed off of that they backed off of that heavily and then it came down like 380 or something like that it was like it was originally and he can't even have a 10-year deal he can only have an eight-year deal so the way Patrick Mahomes his first deal this first big deal was being talked about was historic okay this is a massive ordeal this Kansas City Chiefs believing in Patrick Patrick believing in them then these other deals started happening four years into that deal where he had already accomplished everything to be in the GOAT conversation if he was retired now he'd be first ballot hall of famer we think all these other quarterbacks start making a lot more than him average per year and everybody outside of the chiefs was talking like the home's got to be pissed at some point that these no offense trevor lawrence making more you know like a lot more yeah deck love deck making a lot more to him jalen yeah like jordan love maybe even kirk cousins at one point maybe like there was a lot of quarterbacks no offense to any of these guys get all your money they're making more money than patrick mahomes and all we could think is like pat you gotta this is not good for patrick veach always said us and Patrick are on the same page.

42:57Pat McAfee:Andy Reid said we're always on the same page, and now he gets rewarded for that. Now, if he would have got hurt and didn't play, and he ended up being ass, and he never got paid top dollar, people would attack him and his business sense for helping the team whenever he signed the deal in which he signed. But instead, I like the fact that it was a partnership. Patrick Mahomes trusted the Kansas City Chiefs. There was never any big, loud outburst from Patrick Mahomes, who certainly could have been pissed off. And now he is getting rewarded with the biggest of all time. I love the way this has worked out for both of them.

43:24Adam Schefter:Absolutely. This is good business on both ends. He just shows up and plays everything you want in a franchise quarterback, not only from what he does on the field, but his mindset off the field. It's been clear from the beginning that he wants to obviously win and help build that roster around him. We saw it with Tom Brady for a long time in New England. It was however many years where he wasn't the highest paid quarterback or player in the league because he wanted that to go to the roster around him. And this is a guy that you don't worry about him getting paid or him getting lazy or him not showing up.

43:51Adam Schefter:He's played through injuries. He's always shown up. He always finds a way to put a chip back on his shoulder with how people are talking or not talking about the Chiefs coming into this year. I'm sure he'll have all the motivation in the world. So I'm excited about this, and obviously this is well-deserved. It's a no-brainer. This is a – you know, he'll be talked about as far as the all-time greats forever, regardless of how the second half of his career goes. He's already up in that Mount Rushmore conversation, what he's done. So I'm excited for him, excited for the Chiefs. This is big, big time for the face of the league.

44:20And it feels like this is now the move. Like if you have a young quarterback, Caleb Williams, Drake May, Jaden Daniels, you can go through some of those guys that haven't even been paid yet. You kind of follow this blueprint now, right? Ten years, maybe a little less overall, but you expect them to perform over time. Then eventually you can kind of give them a little bit of an extension. It's kind of weird. Mahomes is the only guy that we've seen get one of these types of deals, even though like a Josh Allen, I know he got a massive deal, then got an extension. I know Lamar Jackson, who I don't think has gotten his extension yet.

44:48That's just still a conversation. and you extend a couple years into it, but it feels like the 10-year model is the best way to do it.

44:55Pat McAfee:Sadler Cap Gymnastics is something you're going to have to do if you're going to want to win. Teams have proven that that is a viable strategy, especially with what the Rams have been able to accomplish. Matthew Stafford just got paid. Patrick Mahomes just got paid. It does feel like there's a younger generation. The NFL is in a very healthy, healthy place. Ladies and gentlemen, joining us now away from the NFL is a man who's a nine-time NHL MVP, a four-time Stanley Cup winner. Played 20 years. All-time leader in points. All-time leader in everything. Ladies and gentlemen, the man who epitomizes greatness in all of sport, but certainly in hockey, from TNT's coverage, looks so cool right now.

45:40Pat McAfee:Ladies and gentlemen, Wayne Gretzky.

45:42Darius Butler:Yeah, Wayne! Oh! Oh, my God!

45:45Pat McAfee:Shit! Canadian time. Holy hell. Can you drop that lower third, please? Can you drop that lower third? Wow. Look at that. Hey, did you guys watch that basketball game last night? I got here late. I was packing and stuff. Did you guys see that game? Yeah. What is that? It was incredible. It was absolutely incredible. That would have been one that you would be at. I know sports, but to see that team blow that lead, like good for the Knicks. It was unreal, but come on. like we make one shot okay wait wait hold on 30 points an entire half yeah you're right way look what jaylen brunson you know did such magical things oh gee just classic i agree with you here's the thing i don't understand because i i don't know basketball like you guys do canada although canada now we we got some good basketball we have some good players yeah so how do you score 71 points in one half and 30 in the second half yeah it sounds like you have some questions for the San Antonio Spurs.

46:44Pat McAfee:It sounds like you are certainly wondering how we got to it. You're playing not to lose, right? Like, you can't play like that. It's going to be talked about in 28-3 discussion. You know, which obviously Patriots-Falcons in the Super Bowl because this is such a massive swing game to get to 3-1 as opposed to 2-2 and it was just laying right there. It's great for sport, though, I will say. You know, and it's... You know, listen, they went into Oklahoma City and won Game 7. So they can win game five at home and go into New York and win game six. It's still not over, right? What did you say? I don't know a lot about basketball.

47:19Pat McAfee:But, yeah, you do. He does. Yeah, you know everything, Wayne. We know that. Basketball was invented in Canada. Charles Naysmith. I hope you guys all know that. Yeah, we do. All right. We took it, though. We made it better. Shout out to NHL as well. Hockey, too. Let's talk about it. No, I'm joking. That's enough of my basketball talk. Okay. I did not know a Canadian founded hoops. I didn't know that. Come on. How can you not know that? Everything you know, you didn't know that. Well, they don't teach us that in our American history is not having a lot of, hey, look what the Canadians did. You know, I married an American girl and I know that you guys, we learned all about the U.S., but U.S.

47:58doesn't learn much about Canada. Yeah, right.

48:01Pat McAfee:Why would I've been eating pancakes with maple syrup? Yeah. Since I'm like, you can remember my dad, Bisquick, my mom, Bisquick. He was really the only thing we really were able to make good. Pearl Mills. Oh, my God. And then you put this Canadian maple syrup. Yep, absolutely. I'm not allowed to call it that. Am I allowed to call it Antrimonium? I don't know. I think it's a new name now. A Hulkster would have to break that down for us. I'm not sure. I believe it is Pearl Milling. Pearl Milling. Yeah, the artist formerly known as. But we learn about you guys. Hockey, too. I'm in Pittsburgh, so I learned about Canada, obviously, through hockey.

48:34Pat McAfee:Sidney Crosby, Mario Lemieux. Yep. Well, you know, obviously, let's talk about the game that's happening tonight. A lot of Canadians obviously playing in that. It seems to be the case. No Canadian teams winning the Cup, but a lot of Canadians obviously playing for it every single year. What are your thoughts on this series being 2-2 right now, heading back to Carolina? What's the one thing you should or we should maybe look out for early that might tell the story? Well, I really like the way the top players in Vegas have played. Stone, Marner. How about this young man, McNabb, takes a puck in the face, scores a winning goal.

49:04So it's pretty unique, right? It's pretty cool about our sport. Stankoven's line has been stellar. They've been great the whole playoff. If Carolina's going to win, they need 20 and 37, Ajo and Shevetnikov, to play at the level they're capable of playing. Now, I know when you get in the playoffs, it's tough. They're going to guard them, and they're going to check them. They need that line to come through. If that line can come through for them, like the Stan Coven and Hull line has done throughout the playoffs, I think Carolina is going to be tough to beat. But Vegas has been stellar. I really love the way that John Tortorella has coached this team.

49:46I think he's done an admirable job. Their goalie, Carter Hart, has played well. But I said this when we finished the semifinals. I like the team that has game seven at home. You play all year to get that. and Carolina has game seven at home. And to me, that could be the difference in the series because they're so evenly matched. The hockey's been incredible.

50:10Pat McAfee:Certainly, a lot of overtime games, obviously a lot of high scoring games. Tonight, the over-under is at six and a half, so maybe that continues. You said Carter Hart has played good. Obviously, there's a lot of stats coming out that's saying he isn't. We had TJ Oshion just yesterday, and he was like, none of us would blame any of these goals on Carter Hart. Ty actually has a question for you, though, Wayne, about that. Let me tell you something. Mark Messi told me 40 years ago, stats are for losers. Thank you. I go with that. Carter Hart's fine. He's played very well. And listen, it took a lot of guts for Rod Burnham or to change his goalie.

50:49Like you're going with one guy through three rounds and then a couple games and you change your goalie. In 84, Grant Fuhrer got hurt in game three. And people don't realize this, but Andy Moog won game four and game five, and we won the Stanley Cup. So you need everybody to hop on board. And I hope this young man, Bussie, I hope he plays well. What a great story that would be, right? Because Anderson's been great, and then he had a kinship and a close relationship with Claude Lemieux, and maybe that sent him a little bit sideways. Who knows, right? Because he was stellar up until that one game.

51:24But you know what? You need everybody on board to win a championship. so good for the Canes I hope this young man plays really well tonight

51:32Pat McAfee:TJ mentioned that maybe he just put him out there to save Anderson from just getting pelted and then all of a sudden he stands on his head and a massive comeback happens you kind of have to ride the hot hand us in Pittsburgh we saw that with a couple goalies in the playoffs not necessarily in the finals but in the playoffs Matt Murray I think came in and he just went absolutely crazy Flyer actually whenever he was younger Mark-Ontree Fleury had a run through the playoffs if you have a hot goalie you can win. That's why anytime you're moving a goalie, you're rolling the dice on whether or not your goalie is hot.

52:03Pat McAfee:Connor has a question for you, Wano. You also need some great leadership as well. It feels like Jordan Stahl has been the best player in the entire series. I think he's the first guy to score a goal in every single game in 43 years. What can you say about his performance and how much does it help when you have a guy like this stepping up to lead the boys through the fire? Really, truly amazing because he's not the most talented player on the team. He's not the fastest because he's, what, 38 years old now. But all he does is play with heart. And you can see the team just riding his wave. Good for him.

52:38Great for his family. What a story. It's so unique. What was his last Stanley Cup, 2009 or 2008? Yeah, 2009. Pretty amazing. Pretty emotional. And you could see when he scored that goal, he was lying on the ice. and he was just like he drained all his energy to like sweep at the puck to get it in the net. It's pretty unique. So, hey, listen, if you're going to have a leader, you've got to have a good leader, and he seems to be a great leader and good for the Carolina Hurricanes. But listen, don't count out Vegas. I think Stone is one of the best captains in hockey. Mitch Marner is playing at another level.

53:19The hockey's been incredible. Like I always say to people who don't know hockey, I sit with friends who've never really followed hockey or know hockey, and I always go, just watch this for a second. You're going to love it. And they go, well, we can't see the puck. I said, I played and I can't see the puck. Don't worry about it. It's not a big deal. If it goes in the net, the light will go on.

53:40Pat McAfee:Yeah, it'll let you know. Watch everything else that's happening. And a lot of people are. They had like 6 million, peaking at 6 million the other night. You know how great that is? I'll tell you a funny story. In 93, we played in the semifinals against Toronto, L.A., Toronto. And Canada was huge because everybody wanted a Toronto-Montreal final. And I think the number that they came up with was about 5 million Canadians watched. Now, we only had 30 million people at that time. There were 6 million people in California that watched that game on local TV in California. So the sport is growing. As you guys know, meeting the players, wonderful young men.

54:23They just, they're good kids, right? That's the best thing about our game is the people who are in the game, the Crosbys. Those guys are just really genuine, nice people.

54:33Pat McAfee:Agreed, as are you, Wayno, and you're the go to the entire thing. And you talk about L.A. and Toronto. Those are two huge markets. Right now it feels like Vegas and Carolina, it's the sport that's carrying the ratings. It's the lads on the ice. It's a beautiful thing. Yeah, it's great. And you know what? the kids in Carolina are playing their hearts out the kids in Vegas what a great series how about being down 4-0 and tying the game 4-4 on the road and then unfortunately losing in double overtime and the guy who took a puck in the face plays the game and gets the goal that's everything about our sport yeah it's the greatest as are you we appreciate the Canadian tuxedo on this day you're the man I wore it on purpose for you you're a good lad out there You're a lot of the lads, we would say.

55:19When you get to game seven, make sure you've got the Canadian tuxedo on because I think it's going seven.

55:24Pat McAfee:You're the man. I'll be watching to make sure. You're the best. I will for you. Anything, actually, for you. Wayne Gretzky, ladies and gentlemen. Yeah, Wayne. Okay, ladies and gentlemen, obviously we had the Patrick Mahomes news. Shefty, will you come here for a second? Shefty getting ready for Program Feud, obviously, on NFL Live. Shefty, can you – we just read your Twitter account. Sean Payton and the Denver Broncos just inked a brand new five-year deal. Obviously, he takes them to the AFC Championship this past year. He reshapes the entire roster. He gets rid of Russell Wilson. He was kind of handed the keys completely.

56:02Pat McAfee:Now they're rewarding him. What else do we know about this, Shefty? Well, he had two years left in his contract. Two years are now gone. In its place is a new five-year deal, which is awesome if you can do that. get two years wiped out and get a whole new five-year deal. That's usually not what teams do, but the Broncos have aggressive ownership. And now the other thing is they recently got done a five-year deal with George Payton, the general manager. So now you align George Payton with Sean Payton for the next five years. They were in the AFC Championship game. They have their quarterback of the future.

56:34And Greg and Carrie Penner are building this thing for the long term, keeping them in place. And I think Sean Payton's 62. How many men at 62 are enthusiastically signing up for five more years of work? We've got like 100-year-old coaches now.

56:49Pat McAfee:They love doing it. They love it. I mean, they absolutely love it. And Sean Payton loves it. Like, he lives for this kind of stuff, and his goal is to go win a Super Bowl there. And there's never been a coach who's won a Super Bowl for two franchises. So he's trying to get that done. Hey, that might be something that is asked on Program Feud. We appreciate it. I'm ready for Program Feud. I hope so. You better be. Oh, yes, you're going down. Say it right. Yes, you're going down. Say it right. Program feud starts in 10 minutes. Shefty and the NFL Live crew will be taking on the Thunderdome.

57:24Pat McAfee:We hope you have enjoyed today's one-hour sports program as this guy. That's fake. That's not real. I've seen his number out. Talking to nobody. Program feud will be on the other side. It's in about 10 minutes or so as the Thunderdogs, who call the Thunderdome home, will take on NFL Live in a family feud-style clash called Program Feud, where sports fans were pulled. Can anybody relate? We shall see. It'll be a blast. A lot has gone into the setup. I think we'll execute it. It should be a good time. So be a friend. Tell a friend something nice. It might change their life. Congrats to the Knicks.

57:59Pat McAfee:Good luck to the Canes and the Knights. We'll be covering live stories while doing the Program Feud on the other side. Goodbye.

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59:13Ladies and gentlemen, your host of Program Food, Pat McAfee!

59:28Thank you, thank you, thank you. We have dozens of people in the Thunderdome who have helped piece this all together, And we would like to say thank you for making this magical afternoon happen as Program Feud is about to be a battle of two Goliaths. Trying to figure out who's more relatable to the people that took a survey from Qualtrics and who's maybe out of touch and a bunch of bums. Today is a huge, huge day, obviously, because we have a two-time Emmy Award winning show in the Thunderdome. We have the Thunderdogs ready to absolutely bark and bite all over the place. And we have a Family Feud-style clash that will determine where a$50 ,000 donation goes.

1:00:10We can't thank you enough for joining us. And obviously, shout out to Giraffe Kings as they had markets being traded on this. The boys from the Thunderdome ended up being the favorites, most traded upon team. But let's go to the rules for those of you that might not fully comprehend Family Feud. Two teams will be answering sports trivia questions. that will be attempting to find how many people said the same answer. Now, usually in Family Feud, 100 people are polled. In this particular poll, Qualtrics sent it out to 1 ,372 sports fans. So then we took the percentages of the answers, and those will be the points that will be on the board.

1:00:46Each round starts with a face-off as the captains of the teams will go first, and then the other four will follow suit. The team in control after the face-off can say whether they want to play or pass to the other team. Three strikes, then the other team can get a steal. If the steal happens, they get all the points on the board. If the steal doesn't happen, the team that had possession gets the points that they earned. We'll be going through five stages of this. The high score at the end will win, and then fast money at the very end will double the donation potentially for the winning team. Now, enough about the rules.

1:01:17Enough about me. Even though I am trying my best Steve Harvey here. I hope you're happy. West Virginia legend as this show has obviously shaped a lot of our lives as the game show network and family feud is something that we love. Today we will try to do it justice in a sports fashion. The away team, ladies and gentlemen. From Connecticut, a team that is back-to-back Emmy Award winning for daily shows, the NFL Live Crew.

1:01:59Dan Orlovsky whistling on the way in. Miss Laura, Captain, thank you so much for coming. Dano, great to see you, pal. Miss Mina, thank you so much. Shefty, Shrags, off of no sleep. Should be good. We can't thank you guys enough for traveling out here to do this. Genuinely. We are very, very thankful. We're here to win, though. We're all business right now. I'm sorry for the Thunder Dogs or whatever they're calling themselves. Who thought of Thunder Dogs? Well, that's a good question. Ladies and gentlemen, the boys who will be representing this Thunderdome. Boys from the Pat McAfee Show. Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the Thunderdaw.

1:02:50There's some booing happening from the NFL Live crew. I did not expect attention. Captain D-Butt here. I can't help but notice a fashion trend for the entire team. What's going on here, D-Butt?

1:03:02Adam Schefter:I mean, you can look at it, figure it out. You know what we're here for. And for business. Catering. Catering. Good, man. Good. It's a hot start. A lot better than what Dan said. Catering your funeral. Boom. Boys, obviously, you do call this place home. And you understand that if you were to lose, you'd be embarrassing your family and the program in which you work for. I appreciate you coming out here ready for a funeral. And I appreciate all the prep you've done, Ty. Have you not been prepping this entire time? Yeah, without a doubt. We talked about it last night. I read an entire sports encyclopedia front to back last night.

1:03:34So, you know, I'm ready to go. All the boys are ready to go. And we came to kill. We just had a little reminder. Oh, geez. Oh! You see that, boys? I should be offended, too. But I'm not. Good answer. Good answer. Good answer. Two times. Put those on there. What's that? Wow. Wait, wait, wait. Wait, wait. Wait, wait. Wait, wait. Let him see what? Hey, maybe next year. I would like to ask how the Thunderdogs enjoyed their seven and a half hour ceremony at the sports Emmys, only not to win. I'm kind of offended too. I'm on your team. I'm on bias, obviously. I am the only person that is out here right now that knows what the questions are going to be, that knows what the answers are going to be.

1:04:19It has been very tight lock and key on who knows, who doesn't. Real money has been traded on this particular matchup. You guys can say publicly you have no idea what the questions are going to be, right? No, we have no idea. We've been trying to find out, and nobody will tell us. I even question how I can trust that your guys don't know what the questions are. Okay, now on that note, boys, you are truthful, lads.

1:04:40Pat McAfee:Honest, lads. Okay? They're laughing at that. They don't think that's true. There was almost a fist fight last night because D-Buck potentially walked into a place where the questions were. We had to keep this locked down very tight because we would like to do this again. D-Buck got disrespected by Bruce, who told him, and I quote, Don't get the fudge out of here. And D-Bud said, I don't think you should be talking to me in the fashion of what you're talking. Bruce is stressed out. There's only three of us that know it all. The boys don't. You don't. This should be a fair play for a$50 ,000 donation.

1:05:15Let's get started with our first face off.

1:05:22I like the handshake there. I like the handshake in the front. I didn't know if it was going to happen over top or in the front. I like that there was some, you know, sportsmanship happened there. Miss Laura, you are a back-to-back Emmy award-winning host. Congratulations. Thank you to my team. That's why. I'm going to be leaning on them today. They're incredible. Okay. Love you guys. You got this. I like the love on your team because there was a little bit of worry about your team's chemistry being. You're saying because they didn't show up on time? Yeah, well, you were here. It's because they were busy prepping for this to take you guys down.

1:05:53We'll see. I heard you guys didn't even have a group text message. Is that accurate? Oh, that's not. Talk about the group text I sent last night.

1:06:01Adam Schefter:We know Shregs is getting asleep. Shregs is dead right now. Shifty's trying to break news. Shifty doesn't even know he's on the show. Okay, D-Butt, now you being the captain of this team, I think you have taken pretty seriously. What have you learned about the boys during your captain this year? I learned, well, you know what I already know. They know ball. They're locked in. We had a three, four-hour Zoom call last night, kind of missed the game. But we're locked in. We're ready. I mean, look at how it's great. We got some good looking laughs. Thank you, boys. All right. Let's get started, shall we?

1:06:34Can we put... Yep, we already have it. Good work, Bruce. Foxy. Okay. I will ask the question. You will give the answer. You can hit your buzzer in the middle of the question, but I will not be able to say any more words. Okay. So if you jump early, you don't get any more words. Okay. Good to know. So you might want to wait until I'm done because these questions, every word matters. Are you two ready? I'm ready. I'm ready. Thank you for captaining the ships here for the first ever program feud. It's an honor. Thank you for representing sports so damn well on a daily basis. Thank you. Thank you.

1:07:02For doing the same. People would say I do the opposite. You two. No, that's a lie.

1:07:07Adam Schefter:They're stupid. Here we go. Let's get this thing started. Name a NFL team named after an animal. Whoa. Miss Laura from NFL Live. The Bears. The Chicago Bears. certainly an animal. Is there a Chicago Bears up there? Yay! Number one answer on the board. Miss Laura, do you want to pass or play? They're going to play! Okay. I'll tell you what. Players only meeting happening already. Not good. Not good. Miss Laura, fantastic job getting the jump there with the number one answer. Dan Orlovsky, name an NFL team named after an animal. Detroit Lions. Wow. Do you have any history with them? I've got two stints there.

1:07:58Some say I made a Hall of Fame receiver there. Some say. Some people. Some say also that you made a Hall of Fame end zone. We could have stuck with the receiver, you know? Dan Orlovsky, alumni, animal named NFL team, the Detroit Lions. Bang Bang Niner game. Number two answer. I'll tell you what, pretty good start for NFL Live. Maybe there's a reason they got the hardware down here. Miss Mina, fresh out of a Celebrity Jeopardy ass-kicking. Okay, I'd like to let you know. Where'd you go to Super Smart School again? I went to Yale. Okay, do you think that helps or hurts? Hurts. 100 % hurts in this game.

1:08:33I think you know ball. Name a professional football team named after an animal, Miss Mina. I'm going to go with one of the bird teams, the Philadelphia Eagles. I like the bird. I like that would be the one bird I'm comfortable with. Bird is an animal. I like that the NFL live team really likes it. Shefty's in the middle of trying not to have a heart attack because he can't look at his phone, has to act supportive. All right, the Philadelphia Eagles up there. Number three, what do you say? Hey! We take it, we take it! It's a great run. We're not going to waste any time. Getting to the next answer, the Cincinnati Bengals.

1:09:06Wow, that's a tiger. Welcome to the jungle, says Shefty. Don't love it. The boys say, ah, Cincinnati. Bangles! No! Yeah! I didn't love it! Come on, Peter! All right, Peter Schrager. The NFL Live crew had quite a run here until Shefty went to the jungle in Cincinnati. 1 ,372 sports fans. You think they're going to pick Cincinnati? No offense, Cincinnati. I love Cincinnati. But it sounds like a bangle might have confused some people. They might think that's a flower. You know, you're never 100 % sure. That's a tiger. Shefty, you've got to relate to the people. I'm going to. Name an NFL team named after an animal, Peter Schrager, on two hours of sleep.

1:09:48Yeah. I'm also going to go to the bird category. I'm going to go with Lamar Jackson's Baltimore Ravens. Wow.

1:09:58Edgar Allen. Oh. Are the Baltimore Ravens up there? Two X's. Yeah, I didn't love him. I didn't love him, guys. I didn't love him. Oh, no. That's all right. Okay. We're going to be all right. We're going to be all right. Miss Laura, I'm going to be honest here. You won the faceoff clearly. You got the number one answer on the board. Your team needs you now because I'll tell you what, the Thunderdogs are certainly gathering over there. They've been gathering for a while. And they could be able to steal. Now, right now there is 42 points on the board, three answers remaining. Miss Laura, name an NFL team named after an animal, please.

1:10:34I'm going to say the Jacksonville Jaguars.

1:10:40The Thunderdogs think there's no way. I think a Jaguar is a more notable animal than some of the other options I had in my head. Absolutely. I love a good Jaguar. A jungle cat. Is there Jaguars? What a pull. What a pull. I'll tell you what. Hey, hold on. Hold on. I didn't want to start like this. I would like to say that they didn't think that was up there either. I don't think they have a good clue what's going on. You've got to think about what animal would this group of fans that were. You're right. You're right. Let's move. Let's move. Let's move. Dan O, please name an NFL team named after an animal.

1:11:20Two strikes. The Miami Dolphins. That is an animal. Remember, people forget. Do you talk to the dolphin? Eee, eee, eee. You like it, Ty. Look at your face. You're like, got it. Dan Orlovsky had lions in the first round. Shout out to Dan Marino. The Miami Dolphins. Come on. Let's go. Two strikes, one answer left. I can't give a hint. I can't give a hint right now. I can't give a hint. Shut up, Dan. Shut up. She knows the 32 teams. Miss Mina. Miss Mina. Miss Mina. Which one? I don't, I mean. Miss Mina, Celebrity Jeopardy champion, back-to-back Emmy Award winner. Kind of like the queen and the king of the stats TV world.

1:12:00No, no, you're gassing me up. I don't like this. Dial it back. Dial it back. Quick question. Miss Meena, please name an NFL team named after an animal. She's got it. Four, three. Atlanta Falcons. Oh. Oh, Atlanta Falcons. Want to guess another bird? Are we heading to the skies? The dirty bird? Oh, three strikes. Okay, here we go, boys. I'll tell you what. Great start. Great start for the NFL live team. How many points are up there, boys? 55 points in total. Obviously, you could steal that and whatever number four is. If you get this wrong, 55 points. Miss Mina, you didn't blow anything. You're on TV every day.

1:12:47You're like the top of everything. You won two Emmys right in front of you. You're a Jeopardy champion. Dawkins was not right, though. One answer remaining. Thunderdogs, I see you guys had a couple meetings over here. I hope they were productive. A quiet defense is a dead defense. Name an NFL team named after an animal, D-Bud.

1:13:04Adam Schefter:We're going to go with the Los Angeles Rams. Good answer. Good answer. Good answer. Yeah. Hey, whose answer was it? Hours. Hours. Hours. All right. Is the number four answer. Oh, no. Los Angeles Rams. No. Congratulations. It's been a bad lie. It's been a bad lie. It's been a bad lie. Congratulations to the back-to-back. The Broncos! The Broncos! The Broncos! The Broncos! The Broncos! As we look on, what was the name of an NFL team named after an animal that the teams were not able to get? The Panthers! I mean, short! Short! Alright, let's go to the next face-up! Really? Dan Orlovsky, Conver Campbell.

1:13:52Let's go Dan, come on Dan! Alright, go Dan! That's a lot. Here we go, man. Can I read this in public? Yeah. All right, read this in public. Okay, hold on. Connor just handed a note to Dan instead of the normal handshake. Yes, and it says to Dan on it. Oh, Dan O. Dan O on it, and it says... What does it say? I don't think I could read that. It says eat poop. I knew he'd like to poop. No swearing around here. You wanted it. No swearing around here. This is broken food. Broken food. Let me lock it. Let me lock it. Let me lock it. All right, put that near the poop. I like what you're doing here. Dano, did you ever in a million years think to yourselves you'd be yourself, unless you've got split personality in there, do you ever think you'd be a back-to-back Emmy Award winning quarterback, pundit, football analyst on television after your career?

1:14:45Years ago, no. I recently would have thought that, yes. Oh, so you said earned that. Just confident in our group. In the team behind you over there. Yeah, in our group. Miss Lures, the captain of your squad,

1:14:56Pat McAfee:How do you feel your role is in the group over here? You're tallest by far. I think Shregs came in. Today you're on NFL Live, you're saying. Just in general. I'm pretty much the person who everyone thinks is very weird, but very comfortable being myself. Is that going to help you today or hurt you today? I think it's going to help me today. Weirdness might win you then. Yeah, weird. How about you, Con, man? What do you think about Dano coming to the Thunderdome to take on the Thunderdogs? I think he's a little out of his depth. But at the same time, he's a tall guy. I just need a chip and a chair, bud.

1:15:27Yeah, exactly, which he doesn't have here. Connor, I want to let you know, you look fantastic. Thank you, thank you. Yes, we coordinated very, very well. They didn't even have a group chat. What a joke. You guys are certainly – they're up 55-0. Yeah, how's that working? I don't know. Have you ever watched Family Feet before? First round is basically just a layup. All right, let's get in. It's program feud. Remember, program feud, not Family Feet. Yeah, program. Program, program. Shout out to Family Feet, though. We love Family Feet. One hand behind your back, please. One hand on the board. Here we go.

1:15:53Name a piece of sporting equipment a wife might use to kill her husband. Dan Orlovsky. Baseball bat. Seems like. I'm going to go over here. Wow. And a walk-off. Is baseball bat up there? Yeah. Wow. Wow. Good job. I'll tell you this. I don't think anybody expected this start to program. Look, they're already at second. It's okay. Second player's on the new team. I'm telling you right now, we studied, we prepared, and we came here to kick some butt. It sounds like Dan was close to potential real life there. That went a little close to home. Very natural. What's a piece of sporting equipment that a wife might use to kill her husband?

1:16:36Dan's like, oh, I know. I talked to baseball bat two weeks ago. A little too quick. A little too quick with that. Miss Mina, what is your answer? I'm going to go with a golf club. Ooh. Can't love it more. Same out in Florida, I think. Is golf club up there? Oh, yeah. Great answer. Let's go, NK. Way to bounce back. Top six answers on the board. Four of them are left, number one and number two. Adam Schefter, who's obviously married, been living in a house about 600 square foot as his kitchen has been getting remodeled for about six months. I'm not saying this is about your life in particular, but just in general, name a piece of sporting equipment that a wife could use to kill her husband.

1:17:13Tennis racket, Pat. Wow. Turn that song sideways. Is a tennis racket up there? Yes! Dog Shefty! Wow! Way to be a dog, Shefty! We did eliminate all of the 1 % answers. So 2 % is the lowest that you will see for the entirety of the day. Miss Laura, obviously... Oh, shit. Shrags, I'm sorry. I'm half here anyway. It's fine. That's unbelievable that I did that. That was good. Peter Schrager, name something, not your wife, but a wife could use to kill her husband in the sporting equipment world. The gentlemen are even listening to us as I give another correct answer. Their answer will be an ice skate.

1:17:57Oh, stabbing. Okay.

1:18:03Ladies and gentlemen, it is a hockey skate, right, you said? Skate, not a stick. Ice skate. Yeah, but he means hockey. Say hockey stick. Like a figure skater. I'm saying skate. Skate skate. Is this the same thing? No! I said skate. Okay, skate is not X. One X. Three of the answers on the board. Miss Laura Rutledge, married. Obviously would never think about this. No, I would never do this. Please name a sporting equipment piece that you would use, a woman would use, a wife would use to kill her husband. Not you. Never, please. Okay, never. I'm going to say a hunting rifle. Okay. I'll tell you what, that is sport.

1:18:45That is sport. That's also an elite answer. Yeah. And Sniper is in the Olympics, I think. We saw that one guy from that one country turn the pistol sideways and win that thing. So I think this would be allowed. I think it is. I think it's there. So gun or rifle? No. Yeah. I don't think they have enough courage. I don't think the survey folks had enough courage. One or two strikes. All right. You got it, Dan. Dan, a lot of pressure on you. Pick us up, Dan. Name a piece of sporting equipment that a wife could use to kill her husband. I'm going to say a hockey stick. Okay. Not a skate. No, I like the stick.

1:19:21Stanley Cup final tonight. Hurricanes favored at home. 2-2. Yeah, who do you got? And Ty's a Kings guy, right? Knights. Knights guy. Vegas Knights. Don't say anything. I'm going Hurricanes. Okay. Hockey stick from Dan O. Let's go. Wow. See, we kind of gave it away earlier when we were talking about hockey. Big time games. All right. Big time moments. No. Big time players make big time plays. Big time moments. All right. Come on, Eman. All right. Come on, NK. Miss Mina? Come on, Mina. Thinking about things people might have in their houses. No, it's sporting. No, so you're saying what's convenient.

1:19:58Volleyball! Volleyball! No, bowling ball. Okay. I was about to say, damn, we're throwing that thing really hard. A bowling ball! It's very heavy. I feel okay about this. You could brain someone. No. How many X's is that? Two X's? No. Is that three? No, that was three. That's three. Okay, good. You're giving him way too much time. I don't like you keep doing that. And your emphasis is being so light. Okay, okay, okay, okay. Just for the record. It's 55-0 right now. Yeah, because you keep giving him time. 70 points. 70 points are on here. Plus whatever you're able to get here. D-Butch, lads, what is your answer for the piece of sporting equipment that a wife could use to kill her husband?

1:20:43Adam Schefter:We're going to go with a helmet. Yeah, good answer, D-Butch. Good answer. Good answer. Good answer. Good answer. Good answer. Ladies and gentlemen. You stink. If Helmet's up there, the boys take the lead. Say, Helmet! Yes! 73 points go to the Thunderdogs. They're obviously living their best life. We still have one. It's literally exactly you idiot. It's literally a story. You're not fucking dead. You're not fucking dead. All right, okay. Okay, congratulations. Hey, win with class here, boy. All right, let's see which ones you guys were not able to get. Number four answer is? Dumbbell. All right, let's go to hunting is, but weightlifting is not.

1:21:32Miss Laura, I love everything about that. All right, let's go to Ty versus Mina.

1:21:40Remember, one hand behind the back, one hand on the board. Miss Mina, you went to Yale. That's true. That's phenomenal. Thank you for everything you do for sport. Great sports school. It is. I think they're really good after it. We actually know a Yale rowing team member, I think. That's the one sport. Or hockey. We do hockey too, I think. Do you know he got accepted to Harvard, this guy? I didn't know that. I did, yeah. Yeah, he turned it down to go fish at Iowa. He wanted to be a Big Ten angler. Ah. That's a true story. Okay. All right. All right. I know what I'm dealing with here now. Two Ivy League brains.

1:22:12One Ivy League grad. Two-time Emmy Award winner.

1:22:16Pat McAfee:A man who can be 45 different people at one time if needed. Interesting. A true battle of brains and wits. Ty, Mina, who is the most famous athlete on earth right now? Ty Schmidt jumped the gun a little bit early. That's the Big Ten angler in him. Ty, what is your answer for most famous athlete on earth right now? I'm going to go Lionel Messi. Leo Messi World Cup starts tomorrow. Today. Is Lionel Messi up there? Ooh, no, no, Miss Mina. Miss Mina, Miss Mina, Miss Mina. Hold on. I know you're a Jeopardy person. Oh, I'm so sorry. Family feud rules. You actually have a chance to give a guess that's maybe better than Messi.

1:22:56Do you have a guess? I'm going to go with LeBron James. Wow. He's 6 '9". Because Messi would have been my pick for soccer. He was on the cover of Time. Survey potentially an American folks. Is LeBron James up there? Yeah. Would you like to pass or play? We're playing. Oh, you guys are going to play. Hey, welcome to the game, boys. Welcome to the game. We're winning.

1:23:2573-55. Cool cultured answer, Ty. Miss Mina. Miss Mina, obviously. Incredible work up there. Didn't even have to be first. That's the difference between Ivy League accepted and Ivy League finished. It kind of just happened right in front of our face right there. You know, he tried to, like, be more cultured and cosmopolitan on me, and it backfired. Yeah, Ivy League stuff. Yeah, it's crazy. I mean. How much time did you start? A lot. Ty, very awake answer. Kind of. Wouldn't people say that was a very awake answer? Yeah. A little too awake. Yeah, a little awake. Very awake. Okay. Adam Schefter, who's the most famous athlete on earth right now?

1:24:03Speaking of Ivy League, we'll talk about the Ivy of the Midwest, Michigan, and go with Tom Brady, a Michigan man. The greatest of all time, potentially. Shefty says Michigan. Tom Brady, is he up there? Yes, he is. Let's go, Shefty. Let's go, Shefty. 4 % of the vote. That should tell you guys something. Tom Brady got 4 % of the vote. Good answer there, Schefter. Schraggs, who's the most famous athlete on earth right now? Not just in New York, Nick, because you're kind of living in that whole world. The answer is not Landry Shem. Or Jose Alvarado. Or Alvarado. The answer is Shohei Otani.

1:24:36Global sensation. A man who hits dongs and throws balls faster than you. Shohei Ohtani. No, Shriks. No, no, no. That was a good answer. That was a good answer. Hey, listen. What are you looking at? It's 1 ,300 people serving. Okay? Blame them. Nothing I can do about them. I know. He's like your greatest baseball player of all time. Yeah, and also. Some people say. How much time do they get? Okay, Miss Laura. Miss Laura, sorry. The boys, the Thunderdogs who are in the lead are getting a little bit antsy. All right, got it, got it. They have not been able to play yet either. They're not going to be in the lead for long.

1:25:07Who's the most famous athlete on earth right now, Miss Laura? I'm going to say Cristiano Ronaldo. Oh, another soccer answer. Obviously, Portugal playing in Saudi Arabia, but worldwide known. Cristiano Ronaldo. Number two, baby. Yeah. Let's go, buddy. Let's go. Okay, we have one X, obviously, two to go. Dan Orlovsky, the most famous athlete on earth right now, is great little lip blow thing there. That's a good talent. I'm not going to overthink this. Patrick Mahomes. Ladies and gentlemen, Amanda just signed a two-year extension to put his deal up over a half a billion dollars, which I think was originally reported by you insiders like eight years ago.

1:25:45Patrick Mahomes. Yeah. All right, two football guys. Good job, Dan. All right, Miss Mina's feeling the pressure. Didn't even celebrate with the team. Come on, Ken. Hopefully another soccer player. No, Ken, help here. Miss Mina, who's the most famous athlete on earth right now? Is it still Neymar? Okay, I like that. Neymar Jr. Neymar Jr. It is World Cup season. Is Neymar up there? No. Shefty, who's the most famous athlete on earth right now? Two strikes. We're going to go with an oldie but a goodie, Michael Jordan. Wow. Oldest line. Longest line. Billionaire shoes. I'm wearing them right now. Michael Jordan.

1:26:28The GOAT! Shraig's fresh off a night of euphoria in New York. No one I believe in more. As the Knicks win game four at the Garden. Shraig's was in the middle of it. He was with Action Bronson last night. Shraig's who's the most famous athlete on earth right now? Three, two, one. Mbappe. Another soccer answer. Is it the Frenchman? Mbappe That is loud Okay 66 points available Yeah I know I didn't Yeah thanks for looking out for me Yeah because they're not teammates Two seconds

1:27:09Adam Schefter:Yeah yeah yeah Two seconds Yeah I just You know You gotta look Who did he guess? Mbappe

1:27:13Darius Butler:That team wouldn't do that for you They wouldn't do that for you Remember that Someone say you're taking more time right now You just

1:27:18Adam Schefter:We've had our answers since then We knew it wasn't Mbappe Okay He was asleep back there. Wake up. Yeah, wake up. Congratulations, boys. You might add to your lead. How many points are up there again? This is tough. 66 points up there. D-Bot, who are the Thunderdogs taking for a steal in the most famous athlete on earth right now? You know what? It's a sport we all love. We're going to live or die with Tiger Woods. Boom. Boom. I'll tell you what. Son, day, and win. It is golf season. And we do love Tiger Woods. But I think there's a little bit of a tell on this board, and I'm not seeing it right now.

1:27:58Tiger Woods up there. No. NFL Live takes the lead. Okay, the number seven answer for the most famous athlete on earth right now is Victor Wembenyama. How many points was that over to the NFL Live Squad, and how much do they have now? 66. You now have 121 regaining the lead. We have a classic, classic Ohio State versus Michigan rivalry. Shefty, have you ever broken any news on A.J. Hawk? Don't believe I have. Do you have his phone number? Like, if you needed information, you'd be able to give him? I'm not sure if I do. You do, Shefty. I do. I do. I did not tell you to lose it, but you do have my own.

1:28:50Aaron Rodgers told you to lose his phone number. Have you found that since, and do you actually delete those numbers? I try not to delete numbers as a matter of practice. I don't want to answer specifically, but I try not to delete numbers. Yeah, because people move on, get over stuff. Time heals all wounds, and you might need a little something, something. 5 a.m., something comes around. Like, for instance, Sean Payton just did a new deal with the Broncos. Patrick Mahomes just did a new deal with the Chiefs. Anything else happening in our world right now, the NFL? I think that's quite a lot for the middle of June, isn't it?

1:29:17Yeah, that sounds like a no. That's what it sounded like, right? No. We do a daily show, bro. We need more. Exactly. We need more. Well, there'll be more. I love the NFL. We appreciate you, man. Thank you for coming out here. Thank you. AJ, great to see you. Driving over from Ohio, had some real traffic issues on the way in. You battled adversity. I know you felt obligated to send a motivational text to the boys. What were kind of the contents of that text that you sent to the group, and why did you feel obligated to send that? Well, I know D-Buddy is our captain, but I felt like, you know, everyone loves being part of a team, So I love being part of this team, and I love these boys.

1:29:50We feel really good about where we are right now. Did you say anything about murdering the NFL? I said it's about us. It's not about the other team. It's all about us. All right. Good luck, boys. Ohio State, Michigan. Thunderdogs versus NFL Live. AJ versus Shefty. Go Shefty. Shefty, you do have support from behind you there. Name a college football bowl game. Oh, I hit it. AJ hit the hell out of that. AJ, your answer is? I will say the Rose Bowl. The Rose Bowl. Good answer. Is it up there? Number one answer. Let's go. Let's go. Wow. Michigan walks away. That's tough. That's very tough. Okay. Sorry, NFL Live team.

1:30:37We have to go to the Thunderdogs who are going to play for the first time. I'll tell you what. You got a bit of a snack. Yeah. There you go. You got it. Thank you. I'm on your side. I recognize it, too. Congratulations. I'm happy for you guys. Thank you. We'd like to say in grace, please. How is it? Yeah, about 10 seconds to pop. Tone, how has it been just sitting over here watching the NFL live team kind of just dominate this entire show?

1:31:02Darius Butler:It's actually given us a lot of confidence because all of their answers are so stupid, and we just sit over here with all of our correct answers, and it gives us a lot of confidence for the future. They are in the lead. Okay. Yeah, by mistake. Tone, so how are they dominating? Name a college football bowl game. Rose Bowl already taken. What are we? Oh, Thunder Dogs. Let's go down to the dogs. Peach Bowl. Yes. Peach Bowl. There's so many bowl games out there. I'll tell you a lot of options on the board still. Peach Bowl.

1:31:36The Peach Bowl. The Peach Bowl.

1:31:42Pat McAfee:Unbelievable that you got one in six knocked out. Ball knows over here at the Thunder Dogs. I don't think that's a normal trend, especially in something that is considered your guys' bag. Speaking of bag, which name are you pulling out of the college football ballgame bag, D-Butt?

1:31:56Adam Schefter:I'm a Florida boy because I'll sleep at Florida. Orange Bowl. Orange Bowl. Good answer, D-Butt. Coming to the national championship this past year. Indiana one. Is Orange Bowl up there? Yes, it is. Oh, okay. Now we need to look at the board here. 40 % of the answer is Rose Bowl. 7 % Orange Bowl. So we got some nondescript bowls potentially up there. Boston Conner. Boston Conner, name of college football bowl game right now. Sugar Bowl. I gave it no time. Good. And that's all I need. You're giving them the time of day is what you're giving. I don't need that. Show me Sugar Bowl.

1:32:34Boom. Boom.

1:32:40What's that? You know, just ready for anything. It's a knife. It's a knife. That was a knife, not a gun. That was a knife, not a gun. Okay, he could not have got... It's a knife gun. I opened my mail with it. Okay. Boom. It's a lot of mail. Boom. I like that you were waiting to celebrate. Finally got there. Yeah. Ty Schmidt, no strikes on the board. Name a college football bowl game. We're going to go Fiesta Bowl. Fiesta Bowl. Arizona. Obviously a lot of history. Maybe a couple All-Fiesta Bowl teams. You guys know that pretty well. That would be us. Dan, are you on the All-Fiesta Bowl team? No.

1:33:17Playboy All-American, though, back in the day. Did you play in the first bowl game ever at your school's history? We won our first PCS one every year. Did you guys win it or lose it? I have the MVP trophy at home if you want. Cool. Thank you, Dan. What was the name of that bowl game? Motor City Bowl. Okay. Who's in Detroit? Fiesta Bowl! Okay. All right, AJ. Listen, you started this entire thing with Rose Bowl. You punched that button a little bit too hard, I'd say, but you got the job done. They could potentially steal. Obviously, you need two more strikes. Three more strikes. Zero strikes. Good Lord.

1:33:56Whose side are you on? I just thought maybe you'd get a little bit more excitement in this thing. You guys could clean sweep this right now. This would be a good showing by the Thunderdogs. AJ, name a college football bowl game. Give me the Cotton Bowl, Pat. Wow. That's a great answer. Is Cotton Bowl up there? Clean sweep!

1:34:24That's 62 more points for the Thunderdogs. A clean sweep as the NFL Live Squad has nothing to say. I believe it's 121 to 135. Okay, we got a dogfight here as we move to our final round between Tony and Shrek.

1:34:49134.

1:34:54He just spit in your face, metaphorically.

1:34:59Darius Butler:I look up to you and I respect you, but not today. I understand. Hey, one hand behind your back, one hand on the thing. On the thing. Shregs, where would you rank last night? Outside of wedding, two births last night. They're calling you a cheater over there. So out of family stuff, let's move family stuff. Number one. Number one night of your life? Number one. Coolest thing. And then your bunker brother here just kind of goes ahead and slips you the fake handshake. The last draft was the best night of my life. Tone Diggs, how do you feel about being the anchor of this team that just took the lead in round four?

1:35:30potentially locking in a$50 ,000 donation for the Thunderdogs and, more importantly, a big-time dub. Because if you were to lose to this NFL live team, first of all, it would start becoming a normal thing to lose to them. I'm a part of that. But also, you have to kind of walk in here every day with an L underneath that cowboy hat. What is your mindset here?

1:35:49Darius Butler:Yeah, anchors are designed to drag things down. I'm designed to lift things up. And that's what I'm going to do right now. Good answer. Thank you. That's a good answer. Thank you. Lift things up. Okay, all right. Here we go. Dan just put that on his Instagram stories. Yeah, Dan just took a picture of that, posted that. Everybody thinks he's quitting ESPN now. Okay, great. Last question here for the faceoff. Who will win? 135 to 121. Anybody's game. Tone and Shrakes. Who is the greatest quarterback of all time? Yeah, no way. No way. Wow. Okay, now you're questioning Ben from Mystic. I don't like that.

1:36:25Tone, one half of the hammer. Tone. Cowboys. Who was the greatest quarterback of all time?

1:36:32Darius Butler:Tom Brady. Tom Brady! Yes! You want to pass or play? We're going to play. Wow, big decision. That's a big decision there. Hey, that's a... Ben's here. He's right back there. Ben from Mystic Custom Fabrication. They're saying you're crooked. They're saying your stuff doesn't work. That's a... We just wanted a replay. That's all. We just wanted a replay. Oh, you want a challenge flag? You want a challenge flag out there?

1:37:06Adam Schefter:I feel like that hand got better. Can we review the rules and lose 75 points? Maybe for episode. Somebody dial it back. Is there a replay? If we don't get sued too bad and episode two exists, we'll add challenge in. But I want to let you know, I trust that man, Ben, with my life. Is this how you guys are on the Emmy? Just bitching the motor? That's what you've done all show. Oh, my God, you've got to give up. Too much time, Ben. How much time are they going to get? Is this a final project? Are you kidding? All right. This is the final round here. Okay. This is the final round here. Let's please all tighten up.

1:37:36Remember, this is a positive energy show. Yes.

1:37:39Adam Schefter:Mm-hmm. Darius J. Butler. Yep.

1:37:43Pat McAfee:Name the greatest quarterback of all time.

1:37:46Adam Schefter:Well, the greatest is already up there, but Patrick Mahomes. Okay. Good answer. Modern GOAT. Just signed a new deal. He's on the back half of his career literally right now, or maybe not. Ladies and gentlemen, it's Patrick Mahomes up there. Yes. Good work, lads. Boston Connor, greatest quarterback of all time, is? Joe Montana. I like that. I like Joe Montana. Paisan from Pittsburgh. He also saved kidnapping. Saved a child, yeah. People forget that football from the catch, from winning the Super Bowl, was framed in his house in a glass thing. There was his granddaughter getting kidnapped. downstairs.

1:38:27He grabbed punch through a glass. Grabbed football. Walked over. Slid down a banister. Caught up. Throw football. Nose of kidnapper. Down. Catch his granddaughter as it's happening. Picks up football. Puts foot on kidnapper. Says I'm Joe Montana. I think that would mean he's gotta be up there. Yeah. We would like to tell people this is the first time watching. We don't know if that story is accurate. It's pretty accurate. We think it is, but we're not 100 % sure. It's like Paul Bunyan. Okay. Who is the greatest quarterback of all time? I'm going to say Peyton Manning. Peyton Manning! Sheriff, number 18.

1:39:10I wrote his coattails for a long time. Some would say still doing that. Peyton Manning! Oh, yeah. Thank you, Sheriff. Got to be famous. Got to be good. A.J. Hawk. Who is the greatest quarterback of all time? I'm going to go John Elway Wow. Good answer. This one's for John Elway. No. One strike, one strike. Tone Diggs, you started this entire thing off. Good win by you. They were actually getting a little bit mad about Ben's work and you winning this entire thing. Who's the greatest quarterback of all time, did the survey say?

1:39:45Darius Butler:That seven staring me in the face, but I'm not going to do that. Give me Marino. Dan Marino. Pies on out of Pittsburgh. That would be two Pittsburgh Yinzers in the top seven. Dan Marino.

1:40:01Two answers left here. One strike on the board. Obviously, this is the last and final round before fast money for the winning team. Darius J. Butler, Dan Marino brought you guys down there in South Florida a lot of good times.

1:40:14Adam Schefter:He did. He's one of the GOATs, but didn't win a title. So, I thought that would have kept him off this list. So, that makes me feel better about this next choice. Who is the greatest quarterback of all time, Darius J. I'm going to go with a friend of the program, Aaron Rodgers. Wow. Aaron Rodgers, obviously a member of the Pittsburgh Steelers. Famous host of Aaron Rodgers Tuesday. That's right. That started a lot of stuff.

1:40:41Darius Butler:Hot water Tuesday, we used to call it. Four-time MVP. Hey, it's going to be hot in the kitchen, especially on Tuesdays. This man can throw the ball better than anybody is what they say. Still doing it Is Aaron Rodgers up there? Oh Alright The pressure's on says Miss Mina

1:41:02Pat McAfee:Hey Connor Miss Mina's saying that you can't handle the heat that's coming from these spotlights She doesn't know me She knows I can Look at that They're lying over there A lot of respect for the old guard up there So I'm going to go Troy Aikman Obviously a voice of football for a long time. Hey, we love him. Yeah, how could you not love? We love him. Him and Joe Buck are a tag team that have kind of painted our lives for football for a long time. He's the Dallas Cowboys, multiple times, Super Bowl champion, voice of football, Troy Aikman up there. No. All right. Two strikes on the board. Final round.

1:41:48121. Oh, that's three strikes. You guys suck. No, it was three. They said it was three. I said it was three in the back. Sorry, that sucks. That was three strikes. Hey, three strikes. Here we go. We're ready. We're ready. Come on, guys. Lock in. 71 points available. 135 to 121. This would be a win. What do you think? No? This is... Hey! Ladies and gentlemen, when we started shaping this particular program... What do you guys think? Sorry. We're ready.

1:42:20Pat McAfee:No more debating. Okay. Sorry. Sorry. Yeah. I need everybody to stop talking to each other over here. I'm ready. I'm ready. Just ask me the question. We need more time. Ask me the question. I'm ready. Miss Laura Rutledge. We debated dinner a lot. Shut up. Hey, hey, you respect Schefter. No. No. Okay. Yeah. Miss Laura Rutledge. Yes. It all comes down to this. a steal to win the first ever program feud. $50 ,000 donation goes to a charity of your choosing with the opportunity to potentially make that$100 ,000 in fast money. A lot of debate. Dan Orlovsky's pacing behind you. Seems incredibly uncomfortable.

1:43:03Adam Schefter, since I've walked over here, has given three different answers. I couldn't even imagine how many different... I'm not listening to them. Ms. Laura Rutledge, who do you think this certain... Tom, stop it. I'm feeling it. Oh, wow. Holy shit. We just got mommed right there. Two answers left, Miss Laura Rutledge. All right, all right. Brett Favre. Brett Favre. Ladies and gentlemen, the man who wore blue jeans. For the win. Who said he didn't understand what a nickel defense was. For the win. For most of his career. For the win. Green Bay Packer legend. New York Jet. Minnesota Viking.

1:43:39For the win. Is Brett Favre up there? Is it seven? Yeah! Look out! Let's go. Sorry about it.

1:43:52Pat McAfee:Good effort, boys.

1:44:07Ladies and gentlemen, let's look at who these two NFL programs left off. The number five quarterback on the board was? Was it brief? Joe. Name is cool Joe. I don't think his name was mentioned by anybody. NFL Live, congratulations. Miss Laura. That's two Emmys and one program feud win. All right. And the Emmys are staring you in the face. Did we get a trophy? It's on the way. It's on the way. It's on the way. Yeah. If we have an episode two, you guys will obviously have to defend your title. Now, let's get down to business. Okay, let's get down to business. Dan's going to do fast money. And? You, Laura, go first.

1:44:49Okay, I'll do it, too. Okay, who's going first? Dan, go first. Yeah. Okay, Ms. Laura, we will be asking you to outside. I'm going to go outside. Yes, outside so you'll not be able to hear any answer. Don't embarrass us, Dan. Dan Orlovsky. Just think the most obvious answer. There you go, Dan. Why don't you come out here? Good luck, Dan-O. Dan-O, fast money. No, no commercial. We don't do that. Let's go, Dan. All right, Dan-O. Now.

1:45:17Okay, Dano. We have about four minutes to get through this. Okay. You will have 20 seconds to give your answers. There will be five questions. Dan Orlovsky, you've been selected by your team to go first here. This is a big position. If you and Ms. Laura are able to get over$200, you will win another$50 ,000 donation. Do not let the wires get in your way. That's a 10-yard end zone. That's back in the day. Clear your mind. 20 seconds on the board. Are you ready? The clock will start when I'm done reading the first question. Yes, sir. Name an athlete that seems superhuman. LeBron James. Which sport are you most likely to get hit in the balls in?

1:45:53Baseball. Name a specific food or drink that vendors walk around selling at sports games. Beer. What is the most important piece of athletic protection equipment? Helmet. Name a sport that you can still play when you're old and out of shape. Tennis. Wow. Great fast money round. by Dan Orlovsky. Drop the mic. Dan will pick that back up. Okay, let's go to the board to see what the survey says. The first question was, name an athlete that seems superhuman. You said LeBron James. Survey says 19. Not bad. Not bad. Remember, you're trying to get to 100 because combined you need 200. Your second question, which sport are you most likely to get hit in the balls in?

1:46:35You said baseball. Survey says 65. Had to be the number one answer. Congrats to you. Name a specific food or drink that vendors walk around selling at sports games. You said... Beer. Come on, boys. What? Survey says... Come on. 17. Over 100. 101. Not bad. What is the most important piece of athletic protection equipment? You said... Helmet. Helmet. Survey says...

1:47:1251 Holy hell Many many sports that you can still play When you're old and out of shape You said tennis I don't know Survey says 8, 160 Give me that microphone Somebody get Miss Laura Rutledge back in here As she has been exiled outside We got one minute left until the hard out Don't know if this is going to happen Clear that board, take the screens off Miss Laura, welcome back. Let's go running. Dan Orlovsky did an incredible job. He got 160. All you need to get is 40, Miss Laura. Okay. You need 45, sorry. All you need is 45. 45 seconds to break. 40 for the win. Okay. Let's remind everybody what Dan Orlovsky's answers were.

1:47:57Don't look. I can't look. Okay, here we go. 25 seconds on the clock. The clock will start once I finish my first question, okay? It's weird. If you repeat one of his answers, I'll give you an ah. You got to go to the next one. Okay. You can pass, and we'll go back to it at the end. Got it. First question. Name an athlete that seems superhuman. Michael Jordan. Which sport are you most likely to get hit in the balls in? Baseball. Golf. Name a specific food or drink that vendors walk around selling at sports games. Hot dogs. What is the most important piece of athletic protection equipment? Cup. Great answer.

1:48:33Name a sport that you can still play when you're old and out of shape. Golf. Okay. Needs 40. We have officially gone off of main ESPN. This will finish digitally just a little bit off. Need 40 to get to 200. Great answers by you. Only a double answer. As you saw, Dan Orlovsky did fantastic out there. Miss Laura Rutledge, name an athlete that seems superhuman. Your answer was Michael Jordan. And if we go back to the who's the most famous athlete, Michael Jordan might be liked. Need 40 to win. $100 ,000 donation. Survey says 11. Oh, slow roll. Second question, which sport are you most likely to get hit in the balls?

1:49:22Baseball, obviously, number one answer there. You said golf. Good, depending on where you stand. The balls in golf. Who's getting hit in the balls in golf? I don't know. Balls are the only thing getting hit in golf. I don't have balls, so I don't know. But, yeah. The more you know. Okay. Survey says three. Actually. That's not bad. I don't know, guys. I don't know. Remember, that's percentage. That's percentage of answers at 1 ,372. We are 26 away from$100 ,000 donation. Third question was, name a specific food or drink that vendors walk around selling at sports games. You said hot dog. I'll tell you what.

1:50:01This one feels like it's the number one answer. This is money. This is money. If this is over 26, the NFL Live crew are back-to-back Emmy Award winners for daily studio television. They would be the first ever program feud champions. And they would be flying out of Indiana completely undefeated. Come to your turf. Come on. Come to your turf and take your food. Name a specific food or drink that vendors walk around selling at sports games. Hot dogs. for the win potentially. Survey says... It's over. Congratulations. Congratulations, Daniel. Congratulations, Vespina. Shafting, double high five. Way to go.

1:50:50Congratulations to the Thunderdogs. Good effort, lads. Good effort, lads. Thank you all so much. And to all of you, thank you so much for watching. Now granted, we should have timed it a little better. Should have probably ended that whenever ESPN ended at 157, but it do be like that sometime. Big thank you to the NFL Live crew for coming out here and winning. Thank you guys so much. Miss Laura, thank you for the captainness. Miss Mina, thank you for the huge brain. Shefty, way to go. It was great to come into your house and take your trophy of money. Thank you. I'm the host. I'm on your team.

1:51:25We'll see you next time, maybe. All jumps inside. Thank you, Tom. Thank you, AJ. Thank you, Ty. Thank you, Connor. Thank you, Keeper. Thank you to everybody that set this up behind the scenes. Great wife in the back. Foxy, Bruce, Nick. Good work, lad. Hey, great job to the host. Thank you. And thank you for having us. Thank you for coming out here. This is really cool. Now we're going to have a good time. These boys, hopefully, will get a chance to hang out with some winners. And maybe make this entire place better. We're all winners. Be a friend. Tell a friend something nice. It might change their life.

1:51:53We're in this thing together. Team on me. Team. Team on three. One, two, three. No, Dad. Dad, shut up, Dad. What's this all about? This guy won. He won so much time during the game. Oh, my gosh. Stop your whining, dude. We're live from the College World Series tomorrow in Omaha. Team on me. Team on three. One, two, three. Team. Goodbye.