Trick Daddy Goes OFF on Tua & Miami!, Pacman's 'Burner Phone' Warning for Coaches | Politely Raw

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Happy New Year!  Pacman Jones and Drew Butler kick off 2026 with a bang. Pacman shares his New Year's Resolution for college coaches: "Get a Burner Phone!"  The guys break down the Steelers' collapse after DK Metcalf's suspension and debate if Aaron Rodgers played "scared" against Myles Garrett.

Then, Miami legend Trick Daddy joins the show! He gives an unfiltered preview of the Miami vs. Ohio State Cotton Bowl, explains why the Dolphins made a huge mistake paying Tua Tagovailoa, and opens up about his battle with Lupus.
 

 HOT TOPICS:

"Get a Burner Phone": Pacman warns coaches that spying is at an all-time high and they need to hide their tracks (and their side chicks).

Steelers Implosion: Did the NFL cost the Steelers a playoff spot by suspending DK Metcalf? Pacman thinks Aaron Rodgers was just trying to survive Myles Garrett.

Michigan's New Coach: The guys react to 66-year-old Kyle Whittingham leaving Utah to take the Michigan job. Is he too old?

CFP Picks:

Rose Bowl: Can Fernando Mendoza and Indiana upset Alabama? (Pacman says YES).

Sugar Bowl: Ole Miss vs. Georgia. The guys think the Bulldogs roll.

Trick Daddy Interview:

The U: Trick predicts a Hurricanes victory over Ohio State and talks about Jeremiah Smith (the one that got away).

Dolphins Rant: Trick goes OFF on the Dolphins front office: "We were never supposed to give Tua that money."

Real Talk: Trick shares the story behind his hit "I'm a Thug" and discusses his health battle with Lupus.

TIMESTAMPS

0:00 - Intro: New Year's Resolutions (Pacman's Diet & Golf Handicap)

1:02 - Pacman's Rant: "Coaches, Get a Burner Phone!"

4:14 - Steelers vs. Browns: DK Metcalf Suspended & Rodgers Playing Scared?

9:06 - MVP Race: Drake Maye (5 TDs!) vs. Matthew Stafford

10:25 - 49ers vs. Seahawks: Can Purdy & Shanahan Lock Up the #1 Seed?

14:38 - Week 18 Incentives: Players Chasing Bonuses (Peter Shaffer Debate Revisited)

18:05 - Michigan Hires Kyle Whittingham: Is 66 Too Old to Fix the Wolverines?

20:56 - Cotton Bowl Preview: Miami vs. Ohio State (Rueben Bain vs. Jeremiah Smith)

25:28 - Rose Bowl Pick: Alabama vs. Indiana (The Heisman Winner Mendoza)

27:34 - Sugar Bowl Pick: Ole Miss (Pete Golding) vs. Georgia

31:03 - NFC South: Panthers vs. Bucs for the Division Title

34:06 - GUEST: TRICK DADDY DOLLARS

34:43 - Trick on Miami vs. Ohio State & The 2003 "Robbery"

38:46 - Malachi Toney: The Freshman of the Year

40:22 - Trick Goes OFF on Tua: "We Should Have Got a Vet!"

43:51 - Music History: The Story Behind "I'm a Thug" & Slip-N-Slide Records

50:11 - Real Talk: Trick Daddy on Living with Lupus & Health Care

53:05 - Pacman vs. Trick: The Gumbo Cook-off Rematch? 

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