PMS 2.0 600 - OVERREACTION MONDAY, Super Bowl LVI Recap, Dan Orlovsky, Darius Butler, Brock Lesnar LIVE IN STUDIO, & AJ Hawk
On today's show, Pat, AJ Hawk, and the boys are joined by both Dan Orlovsky (26:03-46:58) and Darius Butler (1:11:22-1:26:08) to overreact to everything that happened in Super Bowl LVI, the Rams becoming World Champions after a tough fought battle against the Bengals, if the Bengals will make it back to another Super Bowl, the gambling night that was, Â what that win does for Matthew Stafford's legacy, what the Bengals need to do moving forward to protect Joe Burrow, and everything else as we prepare for the offseason and wrap up an incredible NFL season. Joining the program for the first time is WWE Icon, former UFC Heavyweight Champion, NCAA National Champion, one of the scariest human beings on the planet, Brock Lesnar. Pat, Brock, and AJ chat about his career in both the WWE and UFC, what he does in his free time, his work with the Bearded Butchers and the new blend seasoning that he created with them, what's next for his career, his upbringing, and much more in an absolutely incredible conversation (1:26:10-2:15:15). We appreciate all of you for listening, watching the show at Youtube.com/ThePatMcAfeeShow and for following along this entire season. We're off for the next week. See you next Tuesday, cheers.
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