What are your thoughts on Tom Brady's interview?

@erics2739

4 жыл бұрын

War eagle!

@marcryan6581

4 жыл бұрын

The Herd with Colin Cowherd 💯 total class act!!

@FootballisLife862

4 жыл бұрын

One of the subjects that I actually agree with you...

@DC_10

4 жыл бұрын

Fully agree. It's all about feeling appreciated.

I like how we get to learn about Colin cheating on his wife through sports comparisons

@alexforst8171

4 жыл бұрын

😂😂 cracks me up every time

@visionaireg8211

4 жыл бұрын

His wife gonna take his phone and check his DMs when he gets home 😂

@donatellosaintandrews531

4 жыл бұрын

Not even a minute in...

@artloy1069

4 жыл бұрын

😂😂😂😂

@shadowguy20004

4 жыл бұрын

First thing I thought of... emotional affair lol

40 seconds in and we’re already talking about affairs and divorcing

@pnoy857

4 жыл бұрын

Liam Berry vintage Colin

@TheStrategist314

4 жыл бұрын

Lol.

@Butiguessilovememore

4 жыл бұрын

@J R wtf are you talking about

@winthorpetrois

4 жыл бұрын

People speak about what they know.

Did Colin just say "sliding in the DMs"

@TheStats85

4 жыл бұрын

Yep he said it

@sitterofgoats

4 жыл бұрын

Gave me "call the judge, and get some fudge." Vibes.

@isaacm4159

4 жыл бұрын

Nice pfp. Dream of Californication.

Colin "it's like an affair" Cowheard

“It’s like a marriage...”

@ryanstaiger1712

4 жыл бұрын

Evan Cooley everything is a dysfunctional marriage with Colin😂

He bleeds appreciation, in that he makes his team mates feel appreciated. An organization that can't quantify the value of appreciation will have a hard time filling that leadership role.

Less than a minute in and there’s already a relationship analogy

@leonardobraynen1524

4 жыл бұрын

Lol Colin can't help HIMSELF

@Joesfosterdogs

4 жыл бұрын

that's because he shares all his therapy session insights...

@Arcwol

4 жыл бұрын

Life is about relationships. Humans are social animals, nothing new there.

I deep-sixed my cable news and sports packages in January to save money. Every time I think I might want to have them back I come to youtube and listen to stuff, and I'm glad all over again I did it.

Thanks Colin , you helped me figure out Tom Brady. Glad he is here in Florida, will be rooting for him and the team. Never been a Tampa fan so this will be new for me as well.

Hate on Colin all you want but he’s the most enjoyable analyst to listen to🚫🧢

@airportgangster

4 жыл бұрын

Aubrey Graham easily. Most creative by far even WITH the constant marriage analogies

His legacy is going to 9 super bowls winning 6 plus all those records. Oh yeah, super model wife too! Nobody can ever come close to his legacy.

@fredtaylor2658

4 жыл бұрын

Also addicted to kiss little kids in the mouth

@eltorogillz1608

4 жыл бұрын

almost every dude in the NFL can date a model though 🤷‍♂️ the super bowl stuff and records broken is all true though

@Blitzo2876

4 жыл бұрын

@@eltorogillz1608 lol anyone can date a model but Brady married the highest paid model. That's why he can afford paycuts to help the team. If Brady wanted the biggest contract after his first super bowl win (like most QBs do) maybe he only wins one his whole career. We will never know......

@philpyung4831

4 жыл бұрын

She isn't even that hot, kind of looks like a dude

@fredtaylor2658

4 жыл бұрын

@@philpyung4831 even Oscar de la Hoya dressed like a girl was more feminine lmao

Daaamn. It’s going down in the DMs.

@acehowerton8663

4 жыл бұрын

RidinSpinaz04 it really does

@acehowerton8663

4 жыл бұрын

Dude’s girl have definitely been smashed based on a DM slide

I seen this coming also. Happy to be a Buccaneers fan now. Can only take so much.

IMO this is your best segment ever. Ty

6:56 "You think LeBron & his 4 best buddies sit around worrying what people think of them?" Colin quite literally just described LeBron's "Barbershop".

More relationship analogy, too funny🤣

This guy Colin Cowherd is in my opinion the best talk show host on television hands down, the man's analogies on various topics is mind blowing. Keep it up man I never get tired listening to you and to top it off, joy hmmm beautiful black woman does her job flawlessly

I’m in the “let’s have coffee” affair phase 😳

@HyperInvest210

4 жыл бұрын

D Hawk 🤔

@blackpinkslave9969

4 жыл бұрын

That's disgusting. Tell the truth and don't do that to people.

lol Colin is an expert on affairs, just ask his ex-wives.

I feel like Colin compares sports to relationships a lot, however this “appreciation” thing he was saying today. Is dead true. Great clip Colin

Good report

“Slidin into dms” 😂😂

Great segment.

There are different types of legacies, Tom's football legacy is cemented so it's not a concern. Now, the more important legacy is obviously family; that's why all Rogers is mostly concerned about his career legacy.

Good segment

I so wanted him to go "I watched a documentary last night... it was called Tiger King" 🤣🤣🤣

Colin “I watch a lot of documentaries” Cowherd

😂😂 Colin is a good story teller

Howard is the master, and best interviewer ever. A fair honest take. Why people now regularly go on show. Humanizes without BS. Everyone comes off likable.

Brady has to be a starting QB in the NFL at age 45 and he wins. That's the goal. Not winning another Super Bowl. Nothing else but longevity to set up his life after football.

@stephenbru

4 жыл бұрын

Tram Law....I think your absolutely correct!..

@chrisledbetter9278

4 жыл бұрын

Tram Law I think his life after football was set up long ago.

What really interesting is that Tom Brady is at his best when under appreciated. In High School he starts only because the quarterback from the previous years quits. At Michigan he 9th on the depth chart, has to work up to 2nd string where he almost beat Brian Griese for his starting job but is told that a tie goes to upper class men. Has to fight off Drew Henson who every booster wanted to take over and is yanked back and forth on the bench. Drafted 199 goes to New England with an established still reasonably young Quarterback. Has to fight his guts off to make the roster as 4th qb. Works up the chain in 2001. Played every game for 20 years like he was gonna get benched if he didn’t play well. Belichick’s under appreciation and that of others Gave Brady his edge. It’s what he had to have to work the long hours, to make up for lack of raw physical athleticism. Without it, with everyone in Tampa, including coaching staff kissing his A*s, Brady will still be productive, but he’ll not be the same Brady, the GOAT Brady. It like the Beatles after the breakup, the members were reasonably successful, but they were never as great as when they were together

That background looks immensely better

Tom brady will have one of his best years ever in tampa bay/ lots of weapons at recs/ tight ends

@leonardobraynen1524

4 жыл бұрын

We'll see, Nostradamus. Watch it unfold. What if Tom has THE WORST season of his career due to injury or he just deteriorate? What will u say then?

@anneharo001

4 жыл бұрын

@@leonardobraynen1524 he won't. TB12 the GOAT 🐐!!

@anindya9471

4 жыл бұрын

@@leonardobraynen1524 why do you want him to fail?

@leonardobraynen1524

4 жыл бұрын

@@anindya9471 look am really a Pittsburgh Steelers fan- HUUGE FAN! 2ND, i do respect Tom Brady. He's earned my respect from '06 leading Peyton Manning's Hall of Fame team 21-3 in the playoffs, even though Brady lost. He's mostly done more with less. With his rings, he deserves to be in Tampa Bay. Tampa has the D and has some talent on offense. Having said that, Tom Brady is gonna be 43 yrs old. You know how hard it is to do that in professional sports, mich less FOOTBALL? Listen, Drew Brees has broken all sorts of records in his 40s and even his body broke DOWN in the playoffs last season. Brady is one injury away from Career being over. What if his body does a Peyton Manning and he ages before our eyes. I think it's naive to think this is the same Pats Tom Brady of 3-5 yrs AGO. Hey, he may succeed in playoffs may be Super BOWL?? But what if he doesn't? Just be realistic. Do u understand NOW?

@barbalato5

4 жыл бұрын

He's almost 43.... History has not been kind to QBs over 40. Father time waits for no one. He's had more than his share of success. It's gonna end fast for him if he keeps trying to push it against a league more athletic than him.

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 true

Colin for president 2024! Keep America Great!!!

If anyone has a link to the Jan 2018 ESPN article Colin is referring to, please post it here

Great points Colin.

I didn't see this in your 96% Brady stays in New England pie chart a month ago😂

@juniordiaz933

4 жыл бұрын

tj joe hey he was 4 % right tho 😂

@Getrektscrub69

4 жыл бұрын

To be fair the information wasn’t out there yet😂

If New England had a better team tom wouldn't leave but with only two more years committed to football Tampa Bay was the better option for him

@justinp6455

4 жыл бұрын

It's 100% both. The biggest thing for Tom (aside from the roster moves) was the assurance of 2 guaranteed years in his contract. Bill would only stand firm with the year-to-year approach, which isn't a bad option......But for Tom signified that there wasn't full confidence in him going forward. I don't honestly believe he'll win another SB, but Tampa Bay is the best option going forward and at the very least his statistics will improve for a couple more seasons. When the dust settles and the end finally comes.....He'll return and retire officially as a Patriot.

@breal1183

4 жыл бұрын

Not to mention New England's defense got dismantled this year. Jamie Collins, Danny Shelton, Kyle Van Noy all gone. Its gonna be a rough year im thinking.

@justinp6455

4 жыл бұрын

@@breal1183 Agreed.

Colin always compares everything to his divorce. So exhausting.

@kevograhm699

4 жыл бұрын

He needs to compare Malcom Butler to Joy. I'd Malcom Butler her.

@Flock2x

4 жыл бұрын

😂😂😂

@kevograhm699

4 жыл бұрын

@J R AM I the cool guy, I hope not!

@realniggashit3

4 жыл бұрын

His wife cheated on him after convincing him to leave ESPN and move from Connecticut to LA

@kevograhm699

4 жыл бұрын

@@realniggashit3 I don't think it takes a wife cheating to move from Connecticut to California.

For any true pats fan who watched him all year, Colin, we already knew that was his mindset. You could see it in his attitude, his participation, his unwillingness to work with and mentor his young receivers. He was disconnected, and i saw it from August on. And it hurt, but it was definitely time for him to move on.

Colin’s has the same hair goin on as my 80 yr old Meme.

Colin "its like a marriage" Cowherd

Why is he saying appreciate like that 🤣🤣🤣

Wasn't that the plot in gung ho?

Good take Colin.

appreciation is important but I'd think practical considerations matter more

Colin " I watch a lot of documentaries" Cowherd

Of course this man somehow fit Aaron Rodgers into this for no reason ☠️

Aaron Rodgers--"yo man. Why u bringing me into this"

Colin was wondering how he could trash on Aaron Rodgers again today 😂 it’s easy to say legacy doesn’t matter when you’re 43 bruh

Was Liv the analyst he brought on for this segment?

What article ??

Aaron Rodgers is going to strangle Colin one of these days 😂

We know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two lol

Colin was telling some story here

I work at that factory

After 20 yeats and 6 superbowls, Belechick STILL thought that Lawrence Taylor was the best he'sever coached. That's just absurdly un appreciative.

It’s easy to not think about the media’s or others opinion when you have 6 rings

Where can we see this article where pats coach sold him out?

@jacomalan28

4 жыл бұрын

Nope, pitching Wedge up his arse and I won't blame him he can only downgrade the guy always

"The volume of your voice does not increase the validity of your argument." - Steve Maraboli

@glorydaze1280

4 жыл бұрын

I wish Stephen Smith could understand that...

@glorydaze1280

4 жыл бұрын

If only Stephen Smith could understand that...

i guess Colin doesn't realize the countless times that his coach and owner and everyone else has publicly and privately praised him over his entire career

I don’t like Collin, but I agree with his point today. Tom B made up his mind long ago, that’s on BB.

Lebron was a bad example about feeling secure about his legacy 😬

@faretheewell3711

4 жыл бұрын

I just commented on that, totally agree. I think jordan was a good example however.

@PetrosSebhatu

4 жыл бұрын

Literally

@BitcoinMotorist

4 жыл бұрын

LeBron is secure in his legacy. You're projecting your personal feelings on Lebron

@PetrosSebhatu

4 жыл бұрын

Bitcoin Motorist You sound like a fan. As someone who isn’t even a Lebron hater, even I can spot he’s an insecure guy

@faretheewell3711

4 жыл бұрын

@@BitcoinMotorist oh yeah what are my personal feelings? LMAO what a ridiculously stupid response, congratulations.

Don't let this distract u from the fact that Cory never hit Topanga

It seem odd the he never interviewed on your show

Brady the GOAT , I don't care about the interview

@anonimniprofil3816

4 жыл бұрын

You should care.

@h1m37m

4 жыл бұрын

Yea it was a nice interview. He's a good person, as well as the GOAT

@Trip.L.L.L

4 жыл бұрын

Hassan Farhat the interview was trash...Howard Stern has got to be the worst interviewer of all time he would constantly interrupt and talk over Tom while he was talking

@tylerplatz2515

4 жыл бұрын

Trip Howard Stern is the greatest interviewer ever. Obviously you’re not familiar with the show. That’s how most interviews are on his show because it’s more of a conversation than an “interview”. Howard actually asks questions unlike the people on TV. Notice how Brady actually opened up to Stern unlike the best sports writers. Dudes not worth 100 million dollars for nothing.

Tf is good with his hair. Grey hair tryna rock the Bieber cut

Colin thinks he is much smarter than he really is. His confidence really epitomizes America.

didnt colin say brady was going to stay with the Pats?

You can tell hes cheated on his wife lol

@psn-nightmarez_tk-fanboy5899

4 жыл бұрын

*Captain O has entered the chat

I think the age old question “who should get more credit, Tom Brady or Bill belichick?” Is a ridiculous question... if it wasn’t for Bill, Tom may not have even played In the NFL. Bill also wouldn’t have as many/ or any super bowl rings he has without Tom.. Bill has a great system. He finds a lot of talent where few are looking. Whether that is the draft or Free agency, The patriots do not sign big name free agents usually, if they do it’s on a 1 or 2 year deal so that the patriots aren’t tied up in a high risk/ high reward contract like the Rams with Todd Gurley are. (Revis 1 year deal, Chris long 1 year deal, jabaal sheard 2 year deal, Brandon cooks 1 year deal, Marcellus Bennett 1 year deal, Antonio brown 1 year deal.) Bill scouts a lot of intangible traits over talent. “How hard does a player work? how do they work with others? Are they team first?” Other teams value talent more and that player just doesn’t workout on other teams for multiple reasons. Bill has said before, it’s not about having great players but how great your players play as a unit; something along the lines of that. Bill has a business side to him that makes him as great of a GM as he is a coach.. he will not pay more than a player is valued is what I have noticed. If he signs a long term deal with a player, he gets what he paid for. I don’t think I’ve ever seen the patriots tied up in superstar contracts and not see results.. the superstars Bill has signed, aren’t dependent on other positions as much. (Gilmore who is man) the jets spent a boat load of money on Le’Veon Bell, but without the line like he had in Pittsburg, he doesn’t have time to use that vision and now they use up a lot of cap and can’t pay for good lineman and can’t afford to move on from Bell. I think this has played into Tom Brady wanting you leave and holding some of Tom Brady’s greatness back in a way. Brady has never really been a big numbers guy... only a few season In his career has Tom really been the guy that dropped back and had time to launch a ball downfield to a star receiver. I would argue Randy moss in 07 and the 12 patriots are the only teams to really be lead by a good offensive... other than that we’ve seen a good defensive team with an alright offense lead by a quarterback who takes care of the ball, makes the right decisions, and wins games while taking pay cuts. I think it was that Time in Toms career he wanted mote than Bills system. He wants to have a Peyton Manning or Drew Brees powered offense that he hasn’t gotten in New England. Tom wants to be in control on the field I’m sure, and without talent around you, he is hoping his defense can make a play from the sideline... I think at 43, Tom can throw for 4500 yards and 35 TDS, but don’t be surprised to see them not in the Super Bowl... there is a reason Brees, Manning, Rodgers, and many other quarterbacks with good numbers, didn’t play in many superbowls... Bill wanted to Trade Brady and keep Garapollo and Kraft stepped in. I think both parties won! Bill will get to start building another dynasty with his system.. and Brady will finally get those offensive weapons he’s been wanting for years and taking pay cuts for. He is also making 25 mil Garunteed on a 2 year deal in Florida with minimum taxes... which is money he sacrificed in New England.

@leonardobraynen1524

4 жыл бұрын

Best analysis dude and spot on! Win-win for both sides! And to borrow Colin's marriage analogies; It was a mutual desperation instead of a NASTY DIVORCE!

Colin “GM = General Managers” Cowherd

I'd say Lebron is definitely concerned with legacy take his quote about chasing a ghost in Chicago. Going back to Cleveland when there were myriad teams with better talent. Plenty of other examples. Jordan I definitely agree with. Went to baseball and came back and played for the wizards.

Just in case you didn't hear the interview with stern, literally none of that in the interview.

My question is, NE ot TB, how in the world you can you don’t love Tom Brady?

Colin should observe how to have a real conversation with an interesting person, and notice how much people appreciate it. That way he could be the only person on ESPN who knows how to ya know have a real conversation.

Does Colin do his own makeup from home?

Iso not treating Collin well I see. We're back to the affair analogies. Stay strong pal

A vanilla interview, but that's exactly what it should be for someone with so much at stake.

What article are you talking about?? Who said bill didnt appreciate him?? Bill absolutely appreciates brady...bill has said it. Brady has made his job easier, brady helped create the patriot way, brady and bill were a partnership. They both appreciate eachother. Just because bill woulsnt give him 2 years or extend him to 45 does NOT mean bill didnt appreciate him. This is football. It's a business. This happens all the damn time. Players move on to new teams regardless of who you are and what you have done. Jfc. Since when does everyone get so damn butthurt that a player is moving on? Yes brady is the goat...but hes played for the same team for 20 years. 20. For bill belichick. You know how hard that must be? And if you know anything about Brady, he constantly wants to learn, he constantly wants to challenge himself, he said it himself, he had accomplished all he could in new England. There was nothing left for him to accomplish there. Moving on to a new team after 20 years at age 43 has never been done..specifically to a team that has the worst win percentage. This will be his greatest challenge yet, and that's got to be so exciting for him. Way more exciting than the same ole same ole every single day...if i was Brady I would be ecstatic..it helps that he has some amazing weapons to play with too...I'd be like a kid on christmas..I'm sure hes dying to get to work with his teammates...I hope it works out for him.

What's with Cowherd and all the cheating,affairs and divorce analogy!!! 😂😂😂😂😂

Brady lied. He talked about in Tom vs Time how important his legacy was to him

@danman1809

4 жыл бұрын

Live in Las Vegas. Work in a sportsbook. Brady haters everywhere. Most Patriot fans said BB over TB. Joke. New England fans enjoy being mediocre for the rest of ur history.

@ericb3186

4 жыл бұрын

It didn’t affect this decision.

@ericb3186

4 жыл бұрын

Daniel Doyle Honestly the Patriot fans were what made me not like Brady. They acted like they were out there on the field winning championships.

@CLombardi11

4 жыл бұрын

Eric B he said that his legacy never mattered to him. And in Tom vs time he said it did. No one said anything about it effecting his decision. What your talking about is irrelevant

@CLombardi11

4 жыл бұрын

Daniel Doyle Belichick had a playoff team with Drew Bledsoe and went 11-5 with Mass Cassel. I’m from Massachusetts. They’re both great

Brady wanted to move on, he still has some thing he can accomplish. 1. When he plays the Patriots he could be one of the few to beat all 32 teams. 2. If he wins a super bowl with Tampa not only will he be one of the few to win a SB with two different team but the only man in NFL history to win a SB in a AFC conference and NFC conference. Just a thought.

what's this quarantine hair?

Two coaches two decade all time Chuck noll and Bill Belichick rigid tough multiple SB . "pro players" coaches 1 or 2 sb.

I wonder if this analogy is what happened with Colin's first marriage?

REALLLL TALK, Colin. “Who gives a damn about legacy?”

Colin: the new Jordan doc is obviously an attempt from the Jordan camp at bolstering his legacy Also Colin: Michael doesn’t care about legacy ....

@insiderdtleftright5585

4 жыл бұрын

Alex F. Jordan didn’t make it nor his camp

Colin's aim is off when it comes to discussing Brady and Rodgers. When it comes to legacy, the only difference between the two is Rodgers speaks honestly about how his legacy is perceived. Brady is completely dishonest when he says he doesn't care about his legacy. You can't constantly talk about how you want to play until you're 45 or 48 if you didn't care deeply about your legacy. Tom has always been coy in his interviews and he was once again in the Stern interview. I'm surprised Colin hasn't figured this out. Biting your tongue and not speaking your mind openly and honestly only obscures the real Brady.

Tom Brady doesn’t care about legacy, he just wants to play forever. For those fans who do care about Brady’s legacy, it’s forever tarnished when he left the Patriots to another team......let’s face it, Tom should’ve retired after that story book ending in Super Bowl 51

Tom Brady is almost to perfect. Has to have something to do w some of the hate.

Look at the Massive hardon Colin has for Brady leaving the patriots

Well if you are the legacy then it doesn't matter but if you are chasing legacy then legacy matters. Brady almost goes to the Superbowl every other year. Rogers once only so another Superbowl ring will try to cement his legacy

Bill would rather have Rodgers

Wish AB was on Bucs....

@rbnn

3 жыл бұрын

Wow!

People just can’t seem to wrap their heads around Brady simply needing a new challenge. Brady & Belichick literally accomplished all they could together. Now they can both try and accomplish something different. I don’t think ever felt unappreciated in the organization. He’s said it over and over yet people can’t wrap their heads around it. If he’s looking for any sort of appreciation it’s from the NFL & it’s media as a whole. Those are the ones who don’t show the appreciation. All this is are people deflecting their lack of appreciation of Brady onto the Patriots because they can’t say it’s actually them. The chip on his shoulder is from all the haters and the ones that say he can’t do something. All the people that didn’t choose him. The Patriots gave Brady his opportunity to flourish. Believe me.. Brady loves that organization and it was simply his time to move on.

@ronellenoel5281

4 жыл бұрын

Gregory Post disagree bill didn’t want him even after we beat Atlanta. Tom would have 8 rings if bill’s ego wouldn’t have gotten in the way..

@gregorypost2308

4 жыл бұрын

Ronelle Noel apparently you can’t wrap your head around it either. That’s ok.. everyone is different.

@ronellenoel5281

4 жыл бұрын

The coaches didn’t send out those allegations for no reasons. That’s why Bill wanted to Keep Jimmy G and get Brady to work out with him, but Brady said F that this my spot and now this time they finally ran him out of NE , but if we lose drastically this upcoming season it’s on bill just like the second SB to NYG & the SB to Philadelphia.

@ronellenoel5281

4 жыл бұрын

Gregory Post To get rid of Brady after the great regular season he just had is laughable. In all honesty if I were him I’d feel betrayed. Each time when he was asked about his possible retirement his response was I’ll retire when I suck. The AFC title game in KC He was asked something like if it was possible if they would lose and he said no and that he was the baddest mf on the planet. He still is that guy. They didn’t try to keep AB out of his trouble just gave him the old pep talk of how we do things after AB went it was truly a wrap on our season. I didn’t wanna believe it but that scenario alone proved it.Bill didn’t try to get any more offensive weapons drafted two injury prone WR’s like .

Why does Brady keep playing at 43 he has 6 super bowl championship 3 MVP if he loves he's kids and family so much loves he's dad so much it's about ego I think coiln takes cheap shot at Rodgers Rodgers is dating a beautiful woman and has a 100 million dollars in the bank so things are looking good for Rodgers

Does anybody else find it weird that despite being able to smell Tom's kidney, Tom has never been willing to even talk to Colin. Hmm...