I have followed your show for years.This show has to be the Secretariat of all your shows. This show has just run away from all other shows. Just delightful, so informative, I just love listening to all these stories from the past, they bring back so many great memories. Humbly I say THANK-YOU.
My first memory of the NFL, growing up in Fresno, Ca, is of Brent saying "You are looking live!"... .SHOCKED he's not in the HOF!!!!!! HELP HIM OUT DAN!!!!!
The Original NFL TODAY show was part of my childhood! Come home from church turn it on before the Packer game! Brent, Irv Cross, Jimmy The Greek and Phyliss George, what memories.
Met Mr Musburger when he was doing a game at West Virginia in the press box. He was still calling games with Coach Vermeil at the time. Super nice guy.
I remember his show, what was it called? "The NFL Today?" in the 1980s. On Sunday mornings he would say "You are looking live".. at such and such a stadium where the Eagles are playing the Cowboys.. and "You are looking live"... where the Raiders are playing the Jets, etc. Satellite TV bringing you live action from around the country was a big deal. That was a lot of fun, and I well remember Irv Cross and the beautiful Phyllis George. o
I grew up on You are looking LIVE at ………My Dad watched the NFL (The Eagles) and, since it was on tv so did I. LOL!!!! Brent, Irv, Jimmy The Greek, Phyllis George and Jayne Kennedy. It was great. It was pre anything. Good memories. I’m now 60 and my Dad passed on but I watch every Sunday. He was also a big Dan Patrick& the Dannets fan. Good memories.
Brett is bringing back great memories!! I remember the original countdown to kickoff!! Ray Scott the old packers announcer would always say right before kickoff “ the stage is set”
I'm 49 years old and his CBS intro is hard wired in my head: "You are looking LIVE at (plug in NFL stadium)". Current NFL commentators and studio hosts are sorely lacking in comparison.
Never forgot his call, when Boston played phoenix in the three overtime thriller at the Boston garden, in the finals, also “ this is what greatness is all about” describing Larry bird during a game…. True legend…best wishes, Jake.
Something gonna blow up one day from all this gambling. It's gonna be catastrophic bc some official/officials, owner, player/players, coach gonna get caught gambling
Great segment! Absolutely nothing against LedZep's "When The Levee Breaks" as bumper music, but I would have loved to hear the NFL Today theme in that spot.
You are looking live at Atlanta county Fulton stadium where the Falcons take on the Packers…. Loved that pre game show…Definitely changed the game…That crew should be in the HOF….
God we have missed you Brent...truly a walking encyclopedia of the "great NFL." Sure he made mistakes here and there but the man could paint a picture that spoke appropriately to the moment AND oh boy he loves to gamble. Who knew he was around Namath for the super bowl prediction. What a life.
Hi, Brent Musburger is still not. The voice of college football is beyond comprehension, his famous line.” YOU’RE LOOKING LIVE.” and we have Fowler and herb Street. Truly almost criminal that Brent is still not number one broadcaster of college football.
I agree with Brent that Super Bowl three was the most important game but actually there would be two games that could be called that. The other game was the 1958 NFL championship game between the Baltimore Colts and the New York Giants. The first football game ever to go into overtime. And that game put the NFL on the map as a major sport. Which it was not until that game.
Pretty sure Pat Summerall and Tom Brookshire did the NFL pregame before BM. It was a dark studio and they pushed a button to show the last weeks games highlights for CBS.
He needs to be inducted into the HOF before he dies. It would be a travesty for him to go without being in there. He is in his 80's and still working. He must be on somebody's hit list!
What has been lost in the mists of time is the pivotal role of George Sauer, Jr., who became Joe Namath's primary target for Super Bowl III as the Colts took Don Maynard the other WR out of the game and made Namath throw elsewhere. George stepped up and had the game of his career in pro football.
Namath called because it was a fix, the AFL would fold unless the Jets/AFL finally beat the NFL. Colts owner had a huge bet against them and the quarterback threw the game, literally threw the ball to the other with own guy waving in the end zone alone. Bubba Smith threw the owner off the dance floor at the after-party when he saw him celebrating the loss.
Brent is the dean of football . If you look at the famous picture of Joe Namath before SB 3 in the chair by the pool thats a young Brent sitting there. Tell the story about the Greek knowing that the Colts owner put a million down on the Jets to win. It was fixed. Rosenbloom, Shula,Morrall, and Lou Michaels the kicker. Thats all. Unitas was innocent and put in to make it look good. His elbow had tendonitis for months.
The NFL Today with Brent, Irv, and Jimmy the Greek….back when you used to watch football just for the pregame show. They were the best and Brent is the best storyteller alive now that Vin Scully is gone.
Brent STILL has that voice! He’s looking really good too. Loved this one….great guest. He ABSOLUTELY should be in the Pro Football Hall of Fame! ❤
Lol..WTF is WRONG with you? He sounds TERRIBLE and like a long time chain smoker
Friggin James Snyder Steubenville
Wow, I was just thinking how bad he looks. He looks like he's half dead.
Brent and Keith Jackson wonderful times listening to them.
I have followed your show for years.This show has to be the Secretariat of all your shows. This show has just run away from all other shows. Just delightful, so informative, I just love listening to all these stories from the past, they bring back so many great memories. Humbly I say THANK-YOU.
Brent is a legend....."You are looking live" and was a absolute great play by play man in basketball
My first memory of the NFL, growing up in Fresno, Ca, is of Brent saying "You are looking live!"...
.SHOCKED he's not in the HOF!!!!!! HELP HIM OUT DAN!!!!!
Love Brent... One of my all time favorites for decades
Watched this clip only for Musburger. An Absolute Titan.
Nice to see that Brent is doing well. I remember the NBA days with Brent, Bill Russel, and Rick Barry.
And I remember him calling college football with a plethora of color men on CBS, ABC and ESPN-- Ara Parseghian, Kirk Herbstreit and others.
The Original NFL TODAY show was part of my childhood! Come home from church turn it on before the Packer game! Brent, Irv Cross, Jimmy The Greek and Phyliss George, what memories.
Growing up I loved listening him call the college football games. Truly a legend!
He was fun!
A lot of memories of him calling the biggest Big Ten games! He's a legend!
One of the best “Brent Musberger”
Great interview. Brent was one of my idols in broadcasting.
I am over 60 and from Chicago. I grew up with him on WBBM channel 2 and he coined the phrase March Madness. He is the voice of so many
National Treasure …..thank you Brent for your decades of bringing the NFL…to us all.
Wether you like him or not he’s a broadcasting legend!! I grew up listening to him. I remember him calling basketball and football games in the 70’s.
My man Brent luved his broadcast you are looking LIVE!!!
Your man? Lol..WTF is WRONG with you?
That’s my childhood right there. You are looking live! Got me hyped up.
Dan is all class ! Brent should 💯 b in the Hall and without question he is the 🐐of pre game hosts.
Nice to see all these friends in the desert. Great interview!!
Absolutely the greatest announcer !!👍
I still get goose bumps when he says, “You are looking live at….” You knew it was a big game.
I can remember watchingBrent back in the day really enjoyed watching
Met Mr Musburger when he was doing a game at West Virginia in the press box. He was still calling games with Coach Vermeil at the time. Super nice guy.
Brent Musburger is a pro sports classic. Long life and godspeed to him. I listen to him when in Vegas...
He was the Man! I grew up watching Bret!
I don’t get the full show anymore but I do miss interviews like this. Love Brent. Montana Man!
Never cared for Brent when he was working but man new found respect after this interview. Obviously very knowledgeable and a killer sence of humor.
Bahahaha this man is GOLD.
Loved seeing Brent!
I remember his show, what was it called? "The NFL Today?" in the 1980s. On Sunday mornings he would say "You are looking live".. at such and such a stadium where the Eagles are playing the Cowboys.. and "You are looking live"... where the Raiders are playing the Jets, etc. Satellite TV bringing you live action from around the country was a big deal.
That was a lot of fun, and I well remember Irv Cross and the beautiful Phyllis George. o
Tune in to CBS on Sunday at 1pm ET for a retrospective documentary on NFL Today.
Brent is a legend in broadcasting in my lifetime. I'm so thankful for all the years he called games and the NFL today on CBS
Brent’s voice is incredible, certainly doing what he was born to do!
Lol..WTF? He sounds TERRIBLE, and like a chain smoker
Brent Musburger has this certain warmth about him…
I LOVE when Dan has the 'old guys' on his show and they spontaneously talk about 'the old days'...
Old ? Lol
I miss announcers like Brent. It felt like a big game everytime. Daylight!
As always Dan Patrick outstanding conversation. What a legend Brent is
Legend.
Shame he's not in the HoF!!!!
Brent M needs to be in the Hall of Fame
I came watching the NBA on CBS with Brent doing play by play
Me too! Good times!
You guys mentioned everyone from the NFL Today except Jayne Kennedy!!!
A legendary announcer along with Al Michaels
I grew up with "The NFL Today" with Brent, Phyllis George, Irv Cross, and Jimmy the Greek. They all cemented my love for this game.
It was a blast to be there and shake Brent Musburger's hand!
The stories are so good. Definitely a HOF.
A GREAT interview! So fun to hear the history from Brent.
I grew up on You are looking LIVE at ………My Dad watched the NFL (The Eagles) and, since it was on tv so did I. LOL!!!! Brent, Irv, Jimmy The Greek, Phyllis George and Jayne Kennedy. It was great. It was pre anything. Good memories. I’m now 60 and my Dad passed on but I watch every Sunday. He was also a big Dan Patrick& the Dannets fan. Good memories.
Brett is bringing back great memories!! I remember the original countdown to kickoff!! Ray Scott the old packers announcer would always say right before kickoff “ the stage is set”
What a legend
Brent - CLASS ACT !
Always the best interviews. Thanks
Walton and Musberger are in the cool grandpas Hall of Fame.
So good. Get Brent in the HOF!! Living Legend.
You see Dan Patrick - Pete Rose 🌹 unquestionably should be in the MLB Hall of Fame …- Bret Musburger
Love Brent! Montana though and through
I'm 49 years old and his CBS intro is hard wired in my head: "You are looking LIVE at (plug in NFL stadium)". Current NFL commentators and studio hosts are sorely lacking in comparison.
"You are watching what greatness is all about" 1988 Eastern Conference Semi Finals Celtics vs Hawks
he has that awesome voice
Lol..WTF? He sounds TERRIBLE now...
One of your best Dan...and that says Classic!
Idk if I believe Brent saying his max bet on a single game ever was only 5k lol
Maybe one of the best shows I have seen, and I like what the live audience brings.
Brent, Irve, Phyllis and The Greek in the Hall of Fame. Nobody has done it better. It wasn't Sunday if I didn't hear: "You're looking live ...."
Love Brent Musburger the old Nfl days.
Brent is priceless, the link to early NFL
Da Goat🐐! I fell in love with Brent Musberger’s call in 1988! Notre Dame vs Miami in South Bend!
Never forgot his call, when Boston played phoenix in the three overtime thriller at the Boston garden, in the finals, also “ this is what greatness is all about” describing Larry bird during a game…. True legend…best wishes, Jake.
Brent should be in the Hall of Fame
Brent Musburger...American Treasure.
Something gonna blow up one day from all this gambling. It's gonna be catastrophic bc some official/officials, owner, player/players, coach gonna get caught gambling
Exactly...
The NFL Today on CBS in the 70s and 80s was tremendous and a huge boost for the league. Brent is an iconic broadcasting legend.
I remember NFL ‘79 on CBS Brent, Irv Cross and Jimmy the greek Snyder.
Great segment! Absolutely nothing against LedZep's "When The Levee Breaks" as bumper music, but I would have loved to hear the NFL Today theme in that spot.
Classy man!
Lol..Any man involved in gambling for years, Is in NO WAY classy...WTF is WRONG with you?
¡Uncle Brent!
Good show !!!!
You are looking live at Atlanta county Fulton stadium where the Falcons take on the Packers…. Loved that pre game show…Definitely changed the game…That crew should be in the HOF….
the greatest commentator….EVER
great show.
Remember when he called out that hot chic and got heat for it😂😂😂 playa
i think the show forgot to bring their real cameras. this is disappointing quality resolution, so grainy
Lol...And we think you forgot to go to COUNSELING this week
The first pre game show, the history, the stories more time, more NFL Hall Of Fame, countdown to kickoff, are you not entertained!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
God we have missed you Brent...truly a walking encyclopedia of the "great NFL." Sure he made mistakes here and there but the man could paint a picture that spoke appropriately to the moment AND oh boy he loves to gamble. Who knew he was around Namath for the super bowl prediction. What a life.
Hi, Brent Musburger is still not. The voice of college football is beyond comprehension, his famous line.” YOU’RE LOOKING LIVE.” and we have Fowler and herb Street. Truly almost criminal that Brent is still not number one broadcaster of college football.
"There's a fight in turn 4'. The 1979 Daytona 500 from Brent announcing it.
he wasn’t announcing it….that was Ken Squire
I agree with Brent that Super Bowl three was the most important game but actually there would be two games that could be called that. The other game was the 1958 NFL championship game between the Baltimore Colts and the New York Giants. The first football game ever to go into overtime. And that game put the NFL on the map as a major sport. Which it was not until that game.
GOAT voice
Lol..WTF? He sounds TERRIBLE now..
@@BAKER22-l4u he sounds fantastic
Pretty sure Pat Summerall and Tom Brookshire did the NFL pregame before BM. It was a dark studio and they pushed a button to show the last weeks games highlights for CBS.
I agree he should 1000% be in the Hall of Fame for the NFL 16:01 16:01
LEGEND!!
He needs to be inducted into the HOF before he dies. It would be a travesty for him to go without being in there. He is in his 80's and still working. He must be on somebody's hit list!
What a load of crap. Brent is advertising for a company. Integrity in the NFL is gone.
What has been lost in the mists of time is the pivotal role of George Sauer, Jr., who became Joe Namath's primary target for Super Bowl III as the Colts took Don Maynard the other WR out of the game and made Namath throw elsewhere. George stepped up and had the game of his career in pro football.
Listening to great interviews like this makes me sad that Dans retiring in a few years…
I miss Brent.
Namath called because it was a fix, the AFL would fold unless the Jets/AFL finally beat the NFL. Colts owner had a huge bet against them and the quarterback threw the game, literally threw the ball to the other with own guy waving in the end zone alone. Bubba Smith threw the owner off the dance floor at the after-party when he saw him celebrating the loss.
WTF is WRONG with you?
I am getting tired of Fritzy
Smooth!
Eighty-four years young and still as sharp as a tack.
When I was a kid. I remember The NFL Today with Brent Musburger and Jimmy The Greek. DP is correct that it is a travesty that Brent isn’t in the HOF.
Brent is the dean of football . If you look at the famous picture of Joe Namath before SB 3 in the chair by the pool thats a young Brent sitting there. Tell the story about the Greek knowing that the Colts owner put a million down on the Jets to win. It was fixed. Rosenbloom, Shula,Morrall, and Lou Michaels the kicker. Thats all. Unitas was innocent and put in to make it look good. His elbow had tendonitis for months.
The NFL Today with Brent, Irv, and Jimmy the Greek….back when you used to watch football just for the pregame show. They were the best and Brent is the best storyteller alive now that Vin Scully is gone.
I remember Vin Scully calling Rams games.
legend