PMS 2.0 248 - Dan Orlovsky, Tom Pelissero, & AJ Hawk
On today's show, Pat starts the show by looking back and reflecting on 9/11 before he and the boys recap everything from the Chiefs/Texans game on Thursday Night, and how the Chiefs are essentially impossible stop. Also joining the show is 12 year NFL veteran, current co-host of NFL Live on ESPN, and friend of program, Dan Orlovsky. Pat and Dan discuss what makes the Chiefs so tough to handle, if having too many weapons could be a problem, and some other storylines that Dan is interested in this weekend (21:04-39:41). Next, NFL Network Insider Tom Pelissero joins the show to discuss everything happening this weekend with the NFL including which players currently on the injury report might suit up this weekend, his thoughts on last night's Chiefs game, how the insider game works, and Tom buries Boston Connor out of nowhere (41:17-59:24). Later is another installment of McAfee & Hawk Sports Talk where Pat and AJ recap last night's game, look ahead to this weekend's slate of games, chat about Dak's display of leadership and why they commend him, fake leadership in the locker room, and some of the bets they like (56:26-1:46:20). We appreciate you all for listening. Don't forget to subscribe to youtube.com/thepatmcafeeshow and listen from Noon-3 every day on Mad Dog Radio, SiriusXM Channel 82. Have an incredible weekend. FOOTBALL IS BACK. Come and laugh with us, cheers.
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