The Herd with Colin Cowherd

go read the book by Jeff Perlman Kobe was a lot he wore out Shaq he wore out Phil he's a legend he's great he's an all-timer but everybody loved Shaq everybody loved Shaq and to this day Shaq is like on the most popular I mean that the show he does with Barclay is more popular than the games so I mean I again this is not slander on Kobe he's one of the 20 best players I've ever seen

I watched the first episode and one of my main takeaways was this shit ain't that complicated.

It's really not. And this isn't, you know, the 70s and the 80s football anymore, right?

I recommend it. I thought receiver the first episode was just pretty cool. It's a very easy watch.

Debo Samuel, one of the most physical players I've ever seen. Blod, not a great route runner, but because he's such an elite player with the ball in his hands and he can basically play this hybrid running back position, you just get the ball to him, screens, pitches, put him at running back and he makes it happen. Breaks, tackles, runs guys over.

And then you watch Amin Rah St. Brown, who I think was a fourth round pick. Why do guys that aren't you think about the list of players in this in receiver George Kittle, fifth round pick Debo Samuel, second round pick Amin Rah St. Brown, fourth round pick Devante Adams, second round pick while Justin Jefferson was a first round pick.

He wrote about it in his book.

I'm a huge Cowboy fan. And I remember reading a book and Jimmy Johnson talked about releasing a special teams player because he fell asleep in meetings.

And that player asked him what he would do if Troy Aikman fell asleep and he said I'd get him a pillow and a blanket.

And I want his girlfriend, he wrote Layla for Patti Boyd

And Basically stole her from George Harrison and they were friends. They were like guitar compadres and as it turns out they all got along and George and Eric Clapton's friendship remained and Patti Boyd was that one in the middle and here's the thing though Everybody looks at Eric Clapton like yo, man, That's kind of messed up writing Layla stealing his girl and all that sort of thing but you think George Harrison was lacking in the in the Women department. I highly doubt it.

Heart Right Hand by Quentin. I'm just saying it'll be like one page picture book.

Because the talent is so flat at the top, right? There's no Victor Wimbenyama Everyone knew Cade Cottingham was going number one The year that Cade Cottingham went number one There's no Zion Williamson I would argue there's not even really a Markel Fultz

For instance, I do tiers in the draft guide every year And I don't have a tier one or a tier two player Tier one guys are like, guys I expect to be all NBA players Tier two guys are... I noticed that. I was confused

I had Victor in that bucket last year I don't have anybody in those two tiers And I'm not like stingy with those grades In the four years I've been doing the draft guide prior to this one I've ranked 16 players with a tier one or tier two grade

Look, sometimes it works out And you have Brandon Miller with the tier two grade Other times it doesn't work out And you have James Wiseman with a tier two grade, right?

I think I had tier twos on like Anthony Edwards and Lamella Ball that year You know, I think I had... You know, I think Evan Mobley was two I think Jalen Green was the two I think Suggs was the two And I still believe in basically all those guys in some respect But yeah, I would say that this class does not have a guy that I look at And I can confidently project all-star...

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I read, aka listened to Steve Young's book.

They started asking Walsh, like what is going on? Like we need you, you need to let us go.

It was completely different times. Steve Young was a little bit of a project though when they got him.

He was shot, he would only be there for a year.

The first practice they go out and Joe looks fantastic.

If you want some 70s baseball, go watch that HBO Max story, Charlie Hustle.

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Fifth year Duke, go read the book by I know he almost got run out of town.

He's a New York Times best-selling author of 16 books including Tiger which is a inspiration for the HBO documentary.

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Well, I'm writing a book on Aaron Rodgers so I have to have optimism.

It's supposed to come out at the start of the season so I would like the Jets to defy what you just said.

So I recently did that. And so I think it will be a definitive and fair and honest and accurate account of who he is, why he is the way he is.

And I had so many people, Peter King, one of them, the best ever. I think Peter is the best neighbor at what he does. Say he knows Aaron Rodgers, but I don't know.

Meryl Hodge quite a career as an analyst and now an author. He's got a book, Find a Way, Three Words That Changed My Life.

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