PMS 2.0 580 - OVERREACTION MONDAY, Super Wildcard Weekend Recap, Kay Adams, Darius Butler, & AJ Hawk
On today's show, Pat, AJ Hawk, and the boys chat about Super Wildcard Weekend and FanDuel's Same Game Parlay Holiday that saw the office lose a couple of massive parlay's by the thinnest of margins, and what we learned from the first round of the playoffs including the Bills looking like an absolute wagon, the Chiefs flipping the switch, Tom Brady and the Bucs continuing to roll, the crazy ending in the Cowboys/49ers game and how clock management issues ultimately did the Cowboys in, who they like in tonight's Cardinals v. Rams game rounding out Wildcard Weekend and much more. Joining the program is first time guest, co-host of Good Morning Football, host of People! The TV Show, Kay Adams. Pat and Kay chat about her journey to NFL Network, what she thought of the games this weekend, who she likes tonight, being a free agent after the season, her affiliation with the Bears being from Chicago, how she become the Queen of Cincinnati, who she likes in tonight's game, and who is ultimately going to win the Super Bowl (49:23-1:11:40). Later, 9 Year NFL veteran at DB, host of the Man-To-Man Podcast, friend of the progrum, Darius Butler joins Pat and AJ Hawk to break down everything that happened over Wildcard Weekend and his biggest takeaways including what is wrong with the Cowboys, what the Patriots need to do moving forward, his thoughts on Chiefs v. Bills and why he likes the Bills, if the 49ers are a threat moving forward in the playoffs and much more (1:32:53-1:55:57). Make sure you subscribe to youtube.com/thepatmcafeeshow and listen every day on Mad Dog Radio, Sirius XM Channel 82. We appreciate you all for listening, come and laugh with us, cheers.
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