25W: Who Am I? Name that Backup QB Game + Is 20% Tip Always Necessary? + The Cowboys and Patriots Floor & Ceiling with Jeff Howe + Tom Brady's Insane Broadcasting Salary

The Bobby Bones Show

The episode features a high-energy trivia game where the hosts attempt to identify various NFL backup quarterbacks based on clues. This is f

Key takeaways

• Tom Brady earns an estimated $37.5 million per year as a sports broadcaster.
• Jeff Howe highlights the Giants' reliance on Jackson Dart's health for their franchise future.

Main topics

• NFL Backup Quarterback Trivia
• Tom Brady Broadcasting Salary

Notable quotes

I can name five better announcers than Tom Brady.

Conclusion

A blend of lighthearted sports trivia and serious NFL insider analysis

Transcript preview

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All Speaker 3 (3:54) right, Speaker 7 (3:55) blow it. All right, so I was thinking about this Texas-Tennessee game. And what's interesting is Peyton Manning obviously played at Tennessee, but his nephew plays at Texas, and he said he's rooting for Texas. Oh, wow. Speaker 2 (4:09) That's crazy. Because he said he roots for his family over his school. I get that, but man, like your school loves you so much. Yeah, but you Speaker 7 (4:17) love your family. Not even your kid, though. It's your nephew, though. Yeah, so it's not your kid. Speaker 2 (4:22) I mean, 100%. If it's your kid, you got to go for your kid. But you're right. A nephew? Extended family. I think if Tulsa softball played Speaker 7 (4:32) Arkansas softball, I'd root for DJ in Tulsa. Speaker 2 (4:35) And he's not even blood related Speaker 7 (4:36) to you. He's my brother-in-law. Dang. I don't know how you guys felt about that. Speaker 4 (4:42) Yeah, that'd be tough. I guess it depends how much you like Speaker 2 (4:45) them too, right? Yeah, I think they're probably pretty close. Yeah. And the older I get, the more I realize that some of these players just didn't give a crap about where they played. I Speaker 7 (4:53) think Peyton Manning did, though. Well, then go for your school. But again, it's the one time his family's playing Tennessee. And Speaker 2 (5:00) you know what? I never see him in the stands at Texas. It's not like he goes to support Arch. Speaker 7 (5:06) If he does, we don't know. He doesn't take the... shine from him. He may go and he just may not tell anybody. He wears like a mustache and glasses. Speaker 4 (5:15) He's like his brother Eli in those commercials. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Speaker 7 (5:18) Arch doesn't talk in interviews anymore. He's Speaker 4 (5:21) not Speaker 7 (5:21) allowed? Yeah, he's allowed but he doesn't talk much anymore after this situation. Oh, I get what you're saying. He says like three words because I'm not getting bit by that again. That sucks. Since Speaker 4 (5:30) the AI Holly Rose stuff. Yeah, that really sucks because he seemed like a likable guy, got a good personality obviously like What he said, you knew the internet was going to run with it, but now it's like, now I get nothing. He'll come back. Speaker 7 (5:42) He just needs a little time to breathe. I don't think Speaker 4 (5:44) he will Speaker 7 (5:44) in college. I think he's shutting it down. Really? He'll have to do his press. He'll do it. He'll say the few words, and then he'll be done. Speaker 2 (5:50) Yeah. Learned a hard lesson. Yeah. Because it was, I mean, it was on him, right? Nobody asked him, hey, Arch, did you see the video? What did you think about it? He's the one that brought it up. I think they were talking about... Speaker 7 (6:02) Maybe the game and how... I don't remember. Speaker 4 (6:06) Somebody brought up generic, have you seen any of the videos? Is that what it was? And then he was the one that said, yeah, you guys see the Holly Roe one? Yeah. So Speaker 7 (6:13) yeah, his interviews are very boring now. Not that I was tuning in to watch Arch's press briefings. Speaker 2 (6:20) Are they like Marshawn Lynch where he's just... Almost. No way. Yeah, almost. Speaker 7 (6:26) Okay, Eddie, here's the game. How many backup quarterbacks can you name? Oh, gosh. None. With all the early injuries to quarterbacks, we've seen backups come in that we may have forgotten about. Eddie, who am I? Clue number one. I was drafted ahead of Patrick Mahomes and Deshaun Watson. Speaker 2 (6:44) Okay, I'm getting one clue? Speaker 7 (6:46) No, I'll Speaker 2 (6:46) give Speaker 7 (6:46) you three clues, but you get more points if you get it after clue one. Oh, I got you. Okay. Don't know yet. I was the number two overall pick in 2017 and spent my first four seasons with the Bears. Got it. Justin Fields. Nope. I am now the veteran backing up a second-year quarterback. What sucks for this guy is he was always the graphic they would show that was drafted ahead of Patrick Mahomes. Speaker 4 (7:17) Yeah. It used to be Deshaun, too, but not anymore. And he got Speaker 7 (7:20) drafted by the Speaker 4 (7:21) Bears? Mm Speaker 7 (7:22) -hmm. Number two overall pick in 2017. Did you say the college he went to? Speaker 2 (7:26) You didn't say that. I did not. Speaker 2 (7:29) You know who it is, obviously. Yeah. So Speaker 7 (7:32) after Chicago, probably Buffalo? Yeah, I Speaker 2 (7:36) believe. Possibly Speaker 7 (7:37) Buffalo next. Speaker 2 (7:38) He's not in Buffalo now. Gosh, man, who was that? I have no idea. He's the Speaker 7 (7:44) backup quarterback for the Titans. Speaker 2 (7:48) Oh, that guy. Mustard? Mayonnaise? No. Levis got cut. Levis. I Speaker 4 (7:55) think he might be on a practice squad somewhere, but he's not on Speaker 2 (7:58) the Titans anymore. He's Speaker 4 (7:58) the Speaker 2 (7:58) backup for the Cowboys? No, the Titans. This guy was the Speaker 7 (8:02) number two overall pick in 2017. Again, ahead of Mahomes and Deshaun Watson. Anything? Speaker 2 (8:07) No. Mitch Speaker 7 (8:08) Trubisky. Speaker 2 (8:09) Oh, dang. I do remember Mitch. Speaker 7 (8:12) Okay. No points. Zero. Number two. Who am I? My original team traded three first round picks to move up and get me. Speaker 2 (8:22) Nope. Speaker 7 (8:23) I was the number three overall pick in the 2021 NFL draft. Nope. I am currently backing up a former Oregon Duck quarterback. Speaker 2 (8:35) Aha. Former Oregon Duck. Who would that be? Mariota? Speaker 2 (8:45) Mariota is the backup. I know something. Is this the backup to the backup? Oh, the only Oregon duck that I, oh, Bo Nix. He's backing up Bo Nix. And that would be. No. No, it's not Bo Nix. Speaker 2 (9:03) Thanks for stopping me before I went too far. Oh, man. Jason Statham. This guy also played for the Cowboys. He did? Speaker 7 (9:12) Oh, Cooper Rush. Number three overall pick, 2021 NFL draft. Not the controversy, but the thing was, it was COVID, so they really couldn't have the normal time to evaluate in person. Played for the Cowboys. I think the Cowboys traded a fourth-round pick for him. That seems right. Oh, so the Speaker 2 (9:32) Cowboys drafted him. Speaker 7 (9:33) No, the Cowboys traded a fourth-round pick for him. Speaker 2 (9:38) Oh, Trey Lance. Trey Lance. Nice. The Chargers. Dang, I forgot about Trey Lance. Dude, he was supposed to be really good. He's backing up Herbert. Yeah, fourth round. Wow. And Herbert was an Oregon Duck? He was. Yeah, I guess he was. Speaker 7 (9:50) Eddie, who am I? Physically, I look like somebody created a quarterback in Madden and maxed out all the sliders. I'm a backup quarterback. Who am I? Okay. Clue number two. I'm 6'4", around 244 pounds, was drafted fourth overall in 2023. Okay, no. I went to the same school as Tim Tebow. You're Anthony Richardson. You're Anthony Richardson. Yeah, boy. Finally got you one there. Good job, good job. Speaker 2 (10:17) I'm still trying to get one with one hint. I don't think it's going to happen, though. I would Speaker 7 (10:22) be surprised if you got one within two hints. Okay. Who am I? Speaker 7 (10:27) Remember, they're all backups right now. I have 169 career NFL starts. Dang. So Speaker 2 (10:35) what does that say to you? I mean, this is a guy that was good at one point, and we all believed in him. So he's older. He's just an older guy. Next. Speaker 7 (10:47) I spent nine seasons as a starting quarterback for one franchise. Okay. Speaker 2 (10:53) And I can guess that doesn't mean it's over, right? Correct. Deshaun Watson. No, no, he's a starter. Speaker 2 (11:00) Okay, next one. They Speaker 7 (11:01) call me the Red Speaker 2 (11:02) Rifle. Oh, yeah. Andy Dalton. He still plays? Do you know where he backs out? I mean, I can only picture him in a Bengals jersey. Or the Speaker 7 (11:11) Panthers. Speaker 2 (11:11) He backed up Speaker 7 (11:12) Bryce Speaker 2 (11:12) Young. Oh, Speaker 7 (11:12) that's right. Panthers. And even started when they benched Bryce for a bit. The Philadelphia Eagles now. Speaker 2 (11:17) He's with the Eagles? That's crazy. I forgot about that guy. Ready? Yeah. You like this game? I love it. Speaker 7 (11:25) Who am I? My biggest NFL fame might have more to do with Italian food than quarterbacking. Tommy DeVito! Speaker 8 (11:36) You Speaker 7 (11:37) got Speaker 8 (11:37) one. I have Speaker 7 (11:38) two more here. I won two national championships in college. Speaker 2 (11:44) Two national championships. Give me a second on that one. He won two, so his college team was it. Okay, next. Speaker 7 (11:55) I became one of the oldest quarterbacks ever selected in the NFL draft. Speaker 2 (11:59) Chris Winkie? One of. Still playing? Still playing. Tim Tebow's not playing. Speaker 2 (12:10) Nah, next. I won those titles at Georgia. Dang. But one of the oldest quarterbacks. That's the one that throws me off. One of the oldest. What'd you say about that one? Speaker 7 (12:24) I became one of the oldest quarterbacks ever selected in the NFL draft. Speaker 2 (12:30) Dang, and he played at Georgia. Speaker 2 (12:35) Stetson Bennett. That's it. It Speaker 7 (12:36) is? Speaker 2 (12:37) Nice job, dude. Wow. The Rams back up. How old is that guy? Speaker 7 (12:41) I don't know. I think he was like 25 when he Speaker 2 (12:42) was drafted, right? Yeah. Dude, I'll never forget when he did that Good Morning America or whatever. Like, hi. Speaker 7 (12:48) He's 28 now. Okay, here we go. Last one. I've been on five teams in four seasons. Oh, dang. That sucks. Speaker 2 (12:59) Five teams in four seasons. Gosh, I feel like I can get something there. Speaker 2 (13:06) Just gets moved Speaker 7 (13:07) around a lot. Next. I once started all 17 games for Washington and led the NFL in pass attempts. Speaker 2 (13:18) That's Marcus Mariota. No? Speaker 7 (13:21) He is the backup now. I guess he'll be the starter this week. Speaker 2 (13:24) Yeah. For Washington. Speaker 7 (13:27) Okay, next. Bill Belichick currently coaches at my alma mater. Speaker 2 (13:34) Backup at UNC. No, he wasn't. No, Speaker 7 (13:37) no, Speaker 2 (13:37) no, no. He was a quarterback at UNC. He's Speaker 1 (13:39) a Speaker 2 (13:39) backup now. There you go. UNC, whose man I think is Drake May. Speaker 2 (13:45) Who played at UNC's backup all over in Washington? Oh, that's Sam Howell? Yeah, Cowboys. Wow! Sam Howell, the backup quarterback of the Cowboys. Let's hope he never plays. Everybody's hurt, man. Dang. That's a fun game. Do you know who I saw in Vegas one time? Probably the richest backup quarterback who probably never played. Former Missouri Tiger? I think that's it. Who? Chase Daniel? Yeah. Dude, I saw him in Vegas. Had no idea, but the guys are like, ah, that's Chase Daniel. Big dude? Speaker 4 (14:19) Big dude. Yeah, he looks big. Speaker 7 (14:21) I would say the richest backup ever is, and he's not a backup right now, he's a starter, is probably Kirk Cousins. Remember, he was drafted behind RG3 and backed up RG3. Same draft. Speaker 4 (14:32) Yeah. I Speaker 7 (14:33) think RG3 was taken in the first. Maybe he was taken in the fourth or fifth. Speaker 4 (14:36) Yeah, I think fourth. Yeah. Yeah. He's not a backup now, Speaker 7 (14:40) so that's Speaker 2 (14:40) cheating. And then Chase, he never started, I don't think, ever. I don't think so. I mean, he may Speaker 7 (14:47) have spot started. I don't think he was ever a starting quarterback when a season started. But Speaker 2 (14:50) his contracts were in the millions. Speaker 7 (14:53) You see how much Tom Brady makes a year? Speaker 2 (14:55) I saw that dude. 37 Speaker 7 (14:56) and a half million bucks a year. Speaker 2 (14:57) He's the highest announcer. The highest paid announcer. On TV. Yeah. That's crazy. What's your point? Like Tom Brady? I can name five better announcers than Tom Brady. Oh, you can name Speaker 7 (15:12) better. Yeah. But he's Tom Brady. That's why he's paid so much. He's the best quarterback of all time. But are Speaker 2 (15:18) you watching Fox Sports just to listen to Tom Brady? I'm Speaker 7 (15:21) watching nothing to just hear anybody do a game. Speaker 7 (15:25) Fair. So I don't watch games based on the announcers. I don't get excited about the announcers. I think if I go favorite announcing team... The only team that I can really think of that I think sometimes is good is if I do watch Big Ten. Gus Johnson? It's Gus. Oh, Gus is awesome. Yeah, and Joel Katz. Yeah, they're good. Speaker 4 (15:45) I love Herbstreet. Yeah, they're good. Speaker 7 (15:48) That's the only team I can even think of, though, that exists. Because I can also go, I like, like there are certain guys that I like. I love Speaker 2 (15:55) Al Michaels' voice. Still? Love it, dude. He's Speaker 7 (15:59) pretty Speaker 2 (15:59) boring now. The sound of his voice just reminds me of a nighttime football game, NFL football game. That's your childhood speaking. For sure. Speaker 4 (16:07) Have you guys listened to J.J. Watt take over for Romo yet? Speaker 2 (16:10) Yeah, it's fine. Honestly, when I first heard it, I forgot it was J.J. Watt and realized, and I just thought like, oh, that sounds good, whatever that is, whoever that is. Speaker 1 (16:19) I Speaker 7 (16:19) think a lot of the money they get paid to is based on how they can be an ambassador for the network. For sure. That's why you pay Tom Brady the big bucks, because you have Tom Brady and he's also doing... interviews and he's your guy. Kind of the Speaker 4 (16:32) face for you. Yeah. Like he does power rankings for Fox every week on the socials, all that stuff. Because I Speaker 2 (16:36) think Greg Olson's probably the best. Yeah. Speaker 2 (16:40) As far as like Joe Buck? As far as an athlete who's doing it? Joe Buck does play-by-play. Speaker 7 (16:48) Greg Olson is color. Speaker 2 (16:50) So these are the color Speaker 7 (16:52) announcers. The athletes are usually the color because they're adding something to the game. They didn't come up in broadcasting. Okay, okay. But yeah, it makes $37.5 million a year just from that. That's crazy. Do you Speaker 2 (17:01) guys like Collinsworth? Speaker 7 (17:03) Yeah, I do. I know some people don't, but I think he's become a character of himself. Mostly because other people have made him a character by doing the impression. I can't do the impression. Can you? Speaker 2 (17:16) Not really. I mean, he talks like this. Kinda you do. A little bit. No one's as good as Patrick Mahomes to me. The Speaker 7 (17:25) only impression I feel like I can do now by hearing it a lot is this one. Speaker 7 (17:33) The Count? From Sesame Street? Yeah, I listen to a lot of kids music. I was thinking Speaker 8 (17:38) announcer. Speaker 4 (17:39) I got Speaker 1 (17:39) none. The Speaker 7 (17:41) only thing I can kind of do is ah, ah, ah, ah. The Count. We listen to those Sesame Street songs. And the number songs. What's the game? You can't do your own team. What's the game you're looking forward to this weekend? Speaker 2 (17:57) I think Texas Speaker 7 (17:59) and Tennessee. Speaker 2 (18:00) College. Speaker 2 (18:02) Texas, Tennessee. But it did college or pro. I know. I can't think of any other game than mine. Than Rio de Janeiro. That sucks. Speaker 2 (18:13) That they're playing over there? Yeah, the game's never real. Speaker 4 (18:17) Yeah. I was listening to a podcast the other day. They were saying that that field is pretty bad, too. Well, Speaker 2 (18:22) yeah, but then it's a thing, too. You play these soccer stadiums, and you're dealing with turf that's meant for soccer. Yeah. It's not football turf. Slipping and sliding. One. Speaker 4 (18:37) The Rams and Broncos should be good Sunday night. Speaker 7 (18:40) Yeah, I just don't care that much. Speaker 4 (18:42) Yeah. Speaker 7 (18:45) I care about the Cowboys and Ravens. There's a few good college football games this weekend. Arkansas-Tulsa. It can't be my own team. I'll pick it for you. Thank you. If we lose that one. Speaker 2 (18:56) It's Speaker 7 (18:56) Trouble City. Yeah. Speaker 4 (18:57) Ole Miss-Florida. Oh, I like that one. Interesting. Yeah. Speaker 7 (19:01) Interesting. Speaker 4 (19:02) Because Florida is like, okay, are they going to be pretty good this year? And then Ole Miss coming off that high, it's like, can they do it on the road in Florida now? Speaker 2 (19:09) I want Barry Speaker 4 (19:11) Odom to beat Notre Speaker 7 (19:12) Dame. Speaker 2 (19:12) That'd be cool. That Speaker 7 (19:13) would be cool. Speaker 2 (19:14) Like, I want that. Speaker 7 (19:15) The only coaching friend that I have that's winning right now is the App State coach. I was texting him, Dal Loggins, the 3-0. Speaker 2 (19:23) Really? I don't watch a lot of them. Unless they're playing late night. Speaker 7 (19:28) You mean you don't bet on them? I think you said that wrong. Yeah. I was texting with him the other day, and they're 3-0. Everybody else is struggling, and all my friends that coach teams are like the low end of the NIL pool. Hey, he's a fairly Speaker 4 (19:42) new friend, but Colin Speaker 7 (19:43) Klein, Kansas State, they're doing pretty good. But that's just somebody I've interviewed. That's not a friend. Speaker 2 (19:47) I don't have Speaker 7 (19:48) Colin Klein's number. I don't text Colin Klein. We hung out with Speaker 2 (19:50) him Speaker 7 (19:50) for Speaker 2 (19:51) a solid hour and a half, right? Who are you Speaker 7 (19:54) talking about? Speaker 2 (19:55) Colin Klein. Kansas State? Okay, think about what you're saying. We hung out with Colin Klein? Wait, did we? No. Oh, was that the old coach? Yeah. What was his name? Chris. Chris Klein. Wasn't there a Klein? I swear we hung out with a Klein. Name's Speaker 4 (20:15) close. Probably at some point we did, but Kansas Speaker 2 (20:17) State. Oh, Chris Kleinman. Yeah. Is that it? That's close, yeah. I'm just going a deeper hole, man. I ain't kidding. Speaker 7 (20:29) If you guys get bad service, do you still tip 20 %? Speaker 2 (20:33) I do. Mostly because my wife makes me. I feel like I want to tip them more because it's bad service, but no, my wife just won't let me do that. You want to tip them less? Less, I mean. Yeah, less. Speaker 4 (20:48) Yeah, same. I base 20, because I usually do more than 20 if it's good. Dang, baller. Like 21. How high? 21? Speaker 2 (20:55) What about you, though? You're a different kind of tipper. Yeah, you're like 50. Speaker 2 (21:01) More. Percent? Yeah. Oh, you've Speaker 7 (21:05) done 100%. Yeah, it depends what the bill is. If I go and it's a dinner where I'm paying for like six or eight people, that almost never happens because I don't go to dinner with people. But if it's like that, I'm definitely not going to do 100 % of that bill. But if it's a $60 or $70 bill, I'll do another $60 or $70 on it. Dang. We went to a restaurant the other day, and I forget that that's rare. Right? Speaker 2 (21:30) What? Tipping that much? Yeah. It's very rare. We Speaker 7 (21:34) went to a restaurant to eat before Brooks and Dunn the other night. We had a baby, so we don't almost know going out at all. And we go and eat at this place, and the bill was like 80 bucks. So I tipped 80 bucks on top of it. And the waiter came over, and I thought I was in trouble after we had paid. And he's like, hey, man. I was like, what? He's like, I just want to say thank you. I was like, for what? He was like, no, the tip. I was like, oh, my God. I didn't know what happened. Speaker 4 (21:59) Wait, I want to know. You went out to dinner and your bill was only $80. That's what happens when you don't drink alcohol. That's exactly what happens when you don't drink alcohol. That's awesome. Because I don't think it Speaker 7 (22:07) was much more than that. We wouldn't drink at all either. Because I