The Herd with Colin Cowherd - 02/03/2021 - HOUR 3 - Terry Bradshaw, Two Truths And A Lie

Episode Date: February 3, 2021

In this hour of The Herd with Colin Cowherd, Hall of Fame and Super Bowl champion quarterback Terry Bradshaw joins Colin to discuss his playing days, including his Super Bowl experiences. Also, Joy Taylor tries to stump Colin with the game, "Two Truths and a Lie." Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Joy Taylor is joining me. Terry Bradshaw is out in Hawaii. He's undisclosed. I don't give up anybody's, you know, location. But he's out there. He looks happy. When Terry's in Hawaii, he looks at it. I'm still, Terry Bradshaw is in a house in Hawaii.

I'm in a studio in L.A. And it's like I was talking to him five feet. Let's bring him on live. I don't even understand technology. I don't even understand it. Look at him. Look how happy. Hey, technology is a beautiful thing, huh?

It is a beautiful thing. And you look happy. Yeah, well, I've got a computer. I'm doing this through a computer. And five years ago, I didn't know anything about computers. I had a flip phone for goodness sake. So, yeah, it's crazy. You can sit here and, you know, now you can turn your phone on and what do you call that thing

where you can see people, FaceTime. Yeah. I mean, now you can. My mother's not. and she's locked down in a home in Shreveport so you can FaceTime her. It's pretty cool. I mean, this is good. I get to see you a whole lot better than radio.

You know, this is actually, this is nice. How have you been? Good? Yeah, I have been pretty good. Joe and I are making it through. You know, I was talking to Aikman yesterday and I said, you know, Troy, you're not a guy that would get nervous, but your first Super Bowl did you get a little nervous? And he said, I was great all week.

I slept great. It was great. And then they introduced me and I came out and all those flashbulbs. He goes, I don't even remember the first series. I don't even remember it. So, Terry, in your day, it wasn't as glamorous. Do you remember your first trip out of the tunnel for the Super Bowl? I do.

It was the Tulane Stadium. Yep. We were lined up going through the crowd. There was a roped off area. The defense was being introduced and the Vikings fans were there giving us the business and some Steelers fans. And this one big giant Viking fan because it was really cold. It was hot as I'll get out the day before. Rain that night got really cold.

And this Viking fan on the right, big fat guy collapses and falls right in my way, right in front of me. to go out on the field. And I looked down at him. And he was, it was like he just had a heart attack. And I'm, oh my God, this guy's had a heart attack.

And I was just shocked. And we all, we moved the rope around the body while the paramedics got to him. Don't know if he lived. Don't know if he died. But nice way to start to start a Super Bowl. Yeah, they're a little more organized now.

Yeah. Well, hey, listen, that to the game. Colin. We had one reporter. We did one interview. That was it. It was, you know, very little media coverage at all that I recall. Not certainly anything like it is now, but yeah, there wasn't much media coverage at all. You know, it's you and Tom Brady have been to a lot of these puppies. As you went to more Super Bowls, Terry, did they, maybe easier is the wrong word.

Were you more comfortable? Were you, is it a little easier each time? Yes. It was. Well, first of all, it's kind of like the first time is the path untravelled. And then the second time is, oh, I've been down this trail before, you know, so I know what to expect.

And then the third time, you actually have a machete with you, and you're cutting some of the limbs that have kind of grown out over. So you're trimming it up, making it a personal highway. and you just know everything about it. So there's no surprises. The only thing different is the team you play. Other than that, you get used to the media, as the media did increase by the time we got to our last Super Bowl,

which was 14, more media coverage. I'd been the MVP in the league, so I had that burden on my shoulders. I had the Can't Spell Cat issue with Thomas Henderson in Super Bowl 13, 14. We play the Rams. They got all our coaches on the Rams. They know all our plays, all our adjustment. As the game moved on, it became more of a psychological game, emotional game to bury all that stuff. So you could concentrate and play. But the first time, you just had no idea, you know. I don't know what it would be like, Colin, right now for a young person to go out there and there's, you know,

2,500 reporters or 5,000 or whatever it is. That's pretty overwhelming. You know, it's interesting. You look at some Brady stats, and when he faces pressure, he's not the same quarterback. We all get that. Like when a quarterback's right. That's right. But I remember your early career, you got the snot beat out of you.

Your first couple years in the league, you got beat up a lot. When you went to the Super Bowls, you faced some good defensive fronts. You faced some real defensive fronts. but, and you threw a deep ball. You weren't doing screen passes. So go back to, you know, Brady and pressure. As you aged and were smarter and knew the game to a higher level, did pressure affect you more or less?

What happened was after five years, I had become extremely confident in my abilities as a quarterback, and I knew I was good, and I knew the team needed me. and therein came that pressure. I got to play well or we're going to lose. Super Bowl 9. I didn't necessarily have to play well.

I couldn't throw intercepting after interception, but I didn't particularly have to play well because it was such an awesome defense. Super Bowl 14, I had to play well, and I threw three interceptions. But I came back and bombed them the Rams three times too, so made up for it. So there was more pressure on me, Colin.

as I matured and became more a and became more a focal point of the Steelers. You know, if we were running team and then we slowly were moving in to be a little more attacking team downfield. So Mahomes has a great arm. You had a great arm. Yeah. You had a great arm. What is the, there's got to be a downside to it. I mean, everybody would like to have a great arm.

But did your arm, Terry, ever get you in a little? Like Mahomes has one of your arms where you're like, I can make that throw. Ever get you in trouble? Oh, yeah. Yeah, you see it. And you're thinking I can beat that. My arm was super strong.

I mean, I could gun that thing like the kid in Buffalo. I mean, I could whistle that thing. But you know what, Colin? I very seldom use probably just 70% of my power because it was all timing and throwing it up and we threw the ball deep. So it was more, more, as they say, air under the football when I threw it. It wasn't a lot of, you know, gunning routes, then threw very few hooks, through very few outs or O cuts. Mostly everything was post post-stand, post-corner, stuff like that. But it does get you in

trouble because of your confidence in your arm. And then you stand there after you throw it and it's picked off. I'll never forget against the Houston Oilers in the first series. I'm driving the team down the field for a touchdown and I threw what I thought was a perfect pass. I'd right in there and it got picked. And I watched the defensive back as he was running for a touchdown and I'm I didn't even try to tackle him. I just looked at him and I was trying to figure out now how did he get that intercept. I was trying to figure out now how did he do that? You know? So yes, your arm we'll get you in trouble unless you eat some good snacks and free to lay and have a Pepsi and life is good.

We'll get to that in a second. Hey. Okay. I know you will. So I was trying to make natural. No, I was trying to make it natural. Not stayed. I was trying to make it natural.

I know. You kind of jammed it in there, but we'll get the natural. I did. No, I don't doubt. Hey, I don't question I jammed it in there. I did. You did. Okay.

You're exactly right. Go ahead. I'm going to ask a private. question. This is a private one. So Brady, yeah. So Brady won't drink a beer during the regular season. That's how dedicated he is.

Okay. What was your level of dedication, Terry? How dedicated were you? Would you drink beer? No, no. What? No, no, I wasn't a drinker. I have bourbon now, as you well know.

Yeah, you like bourbon. I love bourbon. Yeah. But I did not My level of dedication was, yeah, I was totally committed to football, totally committed to being a great quarterback. I didn't have time to go to bars in Pittsburgh. I can almost add on both hands the time I went out and had a beer or something in Pittsburgh. I stayed to myself. You know what, Collin, my dad told me, you're carrying my name and don't you embarrass my name?

And I didn't embarrass the name until after I retired. While I was playing, now, Tom, you know, that's Tom. I mean, not having a beer because he's dedicated. We all know one beer is not going to hurt you. But if that's what he feels like in his mind, he has to do the temptation of that, the power of the mind, he certainly has served him well. And I would say continue on, Tom. All right.

I got one more question for you before we get to your Frito-Lay stuff. So I like Matt Stafford. He's got a heck of an arm. But Terry, you got to win games. Okay, I'm not asking him to beat Aaron Rogers. Hell, he can't beat the Bears and the Vikings. At some point, is Stafford just one of those, oh, he's got talent. Oh, this guy's got talent.

Terry, at some point, you got to win games. Twelve years, he's not winning games. Yeah, you do have to look at that. Here's my observation of athletes is I like to go all the way back to their Pop Warner, if I can, then high school, then college. and if they've been consistently doing something for all of those stops in their life as they mature, they're going to do that in their professional sport.

I think Stafford is a guy that, and I've asked myself that question too. Is he the difference maker? Well, he's better than golf. I didn't like golf at all. And now that he's got a new team, two number ones that are number three this year, there's pressure on.

on him that he's never felt before. And I'm anxious to see. I'm anxious to see how he responds. And with the, and with the offense that McVeigh has, we saw McVeigh pull that offense in last year because he didn't trust his quarterback. You will now see the offense open up

where the running game will become really good because of the passing game. I believe in Matthew Stafford. I will be so disappointed. He and I have the same agent. I'll be so disappointed if he doesn't shine. If he is in a, he needs to be a difference maker. And I think your point's very valid.

Hadn't done it yet. He had, listen, are you the guy that raises people up? That's right. That's right. Most people, but here's the thing, Colin. I believe most people that raise people up around them are guys that are out there screaming, Brady, screaming and hollering and da-da-da-da-da. Man, you better not mess up, you know, or someone will come up to you and say,

hey, hey, Tom, remember that interception in that first Kansas City game when you rolled right and threw a stupid fast back across the field and got an interception? We didn't say anything to you when you did that. So why aren't you on our ass? So I have a little trouble with that raising your level, you know. I don't, I believe you can be a leader. I was a quiet leader. I think Matthew's a quiet guy.

Yeah. But man, he is fun to watch. And I think we're going to really be impressed, Colin. I really do. I think he's going to have a great probably three, four, five years. He's 32 years old. So, I mean, he's, here's his chance to prove you, maybe you wrong. Maybe you've got some doubts.

I'm not, I'm a little on the fence. I'm not totally one way or the other. I want him to be great. And, you know, when you talk to somebody and I did talk to him the other day, and I never seen him so excited. in all my years of knowing him. Wow. And that's good.

Yeah, I'm serious, Colin. He was, he was giddy. He was just so excited. He flew back with McVeigh to California to look for a house. Ooh. So, yeah. But I don't think they can announce this thing for a couple of months. Right.

Whatever it is. Yeah. All right. You know, that's why I'm going to be eating lots of chips. Yeah. I'm going to be watching this incredible commercial that we did with all these legends and that'll be shown right before the coin flip the Frito-Lay chip deal. It's the legends, man.

It's a funny spot. You've already seen it probably. Do you want to ask me some more questions about it? No. You got your notes in front of you? Well, I'm very prepared, Terry. I'm a professional broadcaster, as you know. I'm very prepared.

Yes, I know that. By the way, Terry doesn't like my facial scruff. He doesn't like it. That's not true. Didn't say anything about not liking. You don't love it. I thought you shaved the beards because as I look at you through my computer, you look like you've got a George Custer little thing right here and a mustache.

I can't see the beard at all. Well, I don't have a head. And you're a good looking guy. Yeah. Yes. Yeah, that's right. Terry, I will never allow Colin to come in here with a mustache. No, if I just wear a mustache, you don't even want to be.

Seriously, it's creepy. It will never happen. I don't know. Hey, I don't know. I don't know what to say. Okay, here we go. Twas the night before the Super Bowl, it's Frito Lays. It's right before the coin flip.

Terry's in it. It's legends. And we've got to go. Are you okay with me going now? Because you get mad sometimes. I mean, we've talked for 15 minutes. And I made, I made a nice, I made a nice paycheck. and that's all I got, which everybody needs to have a Pepsi.

Everybody needs to eat some 3-0-8 chips. Yep. Okay, watch the commercials. It's only to get shown once. And Colin, the next time we shoot our commercials, I've already told them, I won't you in it. So there. Hey, that's right, you big guy.

You just let that old mustache hang out there. And we'll get you, you big old pound dog, you. All right, Bradshaw, go have fun with your kids. All right, Terry Brancho. See you later. All right, see you later. Be sure to catch live editions of the herd weekdays in noon Eastern, 9 a.m. Pacific on Fox Sports Radio, FS1, and the IHeart Radio app. Imagine an Olympics where doping is not only legal, but encouraged.

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podcast is for you to hear more. Listen to deeply well with Debbie Brown from the Black Effect Podcast Network on the Iheart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. I got to do an update with Joy, don't I? A quick one. We'll do it quickly. All right, Joy Taylor, quickly with the news. Quick up, no, no, no, no. Turn on the news. This is the herd line news.

All right, the Eagles have not announced whether Carson Wentzer, Jalen Hertz will be the starting quarterback going forward. That's right. Hertz says he's willing to embrace the challenge of the competition heading into the season. I'm putting the work in on my end, trying to build those relationships with my guys. I'm excited for this off season, just excited to take that next step. So regardless of what's what, I'm challenging myself to, you know, be the best quarterback I can be. Learned from my mistakes as a team, learn from my mistakes from, you know, last year.

Personally, you know, those four games that I got to have between to get my feet wet in. Hurtson's four games as a starter has a 51.9 completion percentage. He had 919 yards, five touchdowns, and three interceptions. He also had 272 rushing yards and three rushing touchdowns, but a one and three record. Wentz has missed 13 games, eight regular season and five postseason injuries in his career, and he also has a $34.7 million cap hit next season, which is the fifth highest amongst quarterbacks, which is why he is still there. And they have a coach who couldn't get through a press conference without giving all of us anxiety.

I think it's a really bad situation in Philadelphia. Fourth place. I think they missed a – yeah, I agree. Fourth place. A really big opening this year. Yeah. And the whole division is going to be a lot. better next year. Washington first,

Dallas, second, Giants, third, Eagles fourth. Yeah. They got a quarterback controversy. You have two quarterbacks. And a coach who could be over his skis. It's not a good situation. So Tom Brady has set another record. According to Fanatics, Brady has become the best-selling NFL player ever over the two-week

period leading up to the Super Bowl. Wow. His merchandise sales are also more than double than they were after his last conference championship appearance in the 2018 season. So it took just three days after this year's title game for sales to hit what they did in the full two-week period two years ago. That shocks me that Brett Farb or Aaron Rogers or Peyton Manning, like Peyton Manning and Farber so, Middle America so wholesome that Brady...

This is a new Brady. I know. He's got a nice tan. He's glowing. He's fun. His hair's waving. Jet ski Tommy. Jet ski Tommy is very different than scraping the ice off the windshield, Tommy.

It's a whole different life. No, I really think people are starting to come around. So not only like the greatness that he is showing right now, but like it's a, it is literally a different Tom Brady. Like it's a different brand. A lot of people hated the New England dynasty. And this is different. It's fun.

It's no risket, no biscuit. It's still Tom Brady, but it just feels different. Yeah. It does. Oh, is that your update? That is. Boy, that was quick. Well, listen, we got to get Bradshaw time in.

We don't get a lot of time with Bradshaw. He kind of meanders in and out of stuff. We got to get a story. He's got commercials, joy with the news. Well, that's the news. And thanks for stopping by. The Herd Lie News. Super Bowl edition.

Best for last. Two truths and a lie. I love this game coming up. Be sure to catch live editions of the Herd weekdays in noon Eastern, 9 a.m. Pacific. Imagine an Olympics where doping is not only legal, but encouraged. It's the enhanced games. Some call it grotesque. Others say it's unleashing human potential.

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And finding ways to win no matter what. He's the smartest player to ever play the game. His IQ is at a level that we've never seen before. And he knows without Luca and Austin Reeves, I got to manipulate the game. We get a player's perspective on the challenges of the playoffs. I think Joker's going to be exhausted this series because when they don't have Rudy in the lineup,

he has to really guard guys like Nas Reid. He has to guard Julius Randall. And then he has to give us everything he gives us on the night-to-night basis on offense. And when IT's friends stop by like Quentin Richardson, we dive into some playoff history too. Steve Nash will get that thing. That man, hell get the flying.

He running up the court, licking his fingers why he got the ball. Like, after you go through a training camp with that, Isaiah, you figure it out real quick. Oh, yeah. Get your ass up and down the court, and you're going to get the ball. So listen to Point Game on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Hey, I'm Jared Adano. You might know me as that loud guy who yells out, help on the internet. Help!

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you get your podcast. Okay, we're calling it two truths and a lie. We do it about once every few months, Super Bowl edition. Three facts, but one's just made up. Joy Taylor, here we go. All right. Tom Brady's nickname in college was the finisher.

Come on, Greg. We need music. We need music, Greg. You've got to be up on this. Come on, here we go. Let's go. He fell asleep in the locker room before the first Super Bowl and made it to the field with minutes to spare. Okay. He was an intern for Merrill Lynch during college. So one of these is a lie. His nickname in college was the finisher. Fell asleep in the locker room right before the first Super Bowl, made it onto the field within minutes. or was an intern for Maryland's during college. I'm going to say his nickname in college was not the finisher.

You're correct. It was actually Comeback Kid. So I got the lie right. I mean, who walks up to Tombury? You're like, hey, what's up? Comeback, kid. Bruce Ariens holds the Virginia Tech record for the most rushing touchdowns by a quarterback in a single season with 11.

Where's the same underwear before every game? Yum. Owns a boat called Risks. biscuit biscuit. I'm going to say the lie is owns a boat called the risket biscuit. Correct. That is the lie. Very good. Thanks. Where's the same underwear?

Gross. I mean, I'm assuming they're washed. Gronk is fluent in Spanish. Has an energy drink called G-juice. His great grandpa represented the United States in cycling at the 1924 Summer Olympics. That seems too random to be made up. But, you know, he went to Arizona. I bet you he knows University of Arizona.

I'm going to say the one that looks like obviously true, I'm going to say is the lie. Has an energy drink called G-juice is a lie. Great job. Three-for-three. He does have an energy drink, but it is called. And you're trying to trick me because that seemed like the most obvious truth. It's called Bronk. Mike Evans is a Harry Potter superfan, had more offers from colleges to play basketball than football.

refers to Brady as Captain America and Gronk as the Hulk. I don't think he's a Harry Potter super fan. That's a lie. Final answer? Wrong. The lie is that he calls Brady, Captain America, and Gronk the Hulk. He actually had a Harry Potter themed wedding cake, which we're showing right now. And he had 30 offers for basketball, less than 10 for football.

That's a Harry Potter birthday cake? Yes. Have you seen the Harry Potter films? I've seen one of them. Pretty good. But yes, that's Harry Potter. Patrick Mahomes has a serial named after him called Mahomes Magic Crunch. Feels believable. Writes number 10 on his arm before every game as motivation.

What time out? He was drafted 10th overall in the 2017 drafts. Through a 16 strikeout, no hitter, his senior year of high school. I think writes number 10 in his arm before every game is motivation feels cheesy and a lie. It is a lie. Number 10 is a very respectable place to be drafted. Andy Reid invested in a local Kansas City chili company called Big Reds. That's totally believable.

Has one NFL coach of the year four times. Believable. Still has the car his dad bought for $25 in the 1940s. Oh, come on. He doesn't have time to be a car guy. That's the last one's a lie. No, the lie is that he invested in a Kansas City chili company called Big Reds. Maybe he should.

I think that would do well, yes. I was going to say, then it's a huge mistake by Andy Reed because that Big Reds, Andy Reed, Chili would be a home. run. It would do well. Travis Kelsey. His nickname is Zeus. I think that's right. Worked as a phone survey operator for local issues in Ohio, met his girlfriend on a reality show. Now, I know he did have a relationship with somebody in a reality show, but I don't know if they're still dating. Is this one of these trick questions? So the earlier trick question with Gronk I got right. I know that he dated a reality star girl, but I don't know if those things never last.

So I'm going to say that's a trick question. He didn't meet his current girlfriend in a reality show. That's a lie. That is a lie. He met her on Instagram. Oh, boy. And she is gorgeous. Is she?

Yes. Do you have pictures of her? I do not have pictures of her. There are readily available on the Internet. What's her name? Not that I'm interested. Kayla? Yeah.

Kayla, what? I mean, I don't have her government name, but Kayla Nicole. She's amazing looking. Tyron Matthew. earned his nickname Honey Badger because he got into a lot of fights in high school. Second nickname is the landlord because of

how he owns the field. That feels true. And was a top performer in Long Jump in High School. I can see that. First of all, his nickname, the first one feels like a lie. His nickname Honey Badger because he got into a lot of fights in high school. Do Honey Badgers get into fights? That doesn't even make, that sounds like one of our

producers couldn't come up with a good lie. That is a lie. The LSU defensive coach gave him his nickname because of his ability to play tough football against larger opponents. All right. I'm pretty good today. I think we're out of time. Yeah, you know, you did really well. That's pretty good today.

Which one did you get wrong? Andy Reid. Oh, you got Andy Reid wrong, yeah. Well, I can't believe. I'm usually lousy at this game. Yeah, you did great. You know, but as I mature, I'm more better in these crisis moments. We need to start tricking you a little bit more.

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