The Herd with Colin Cowherd - 05/10/2021 - HOUR 3 - Tebow

Episode Date: May 10, 2021

Tim Tebow is signing with the JaguarsColin describes AFC teams in three wordsGuest: Jim Jackson Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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No idea. Hopefully it's, well, I mean, listen, if Aaron Rogers leaves the Packers, boy, is that going to screw with the schedule? Oh, everything. I mean, you've got to take them off those 4 o'clock Eastern games. You've got to put them at the 1 o'clock window. I mean, Aaron leaving Green Bay, I can't speak for the rest of the league. I can speak for Fox.

It would change our schedule. Changes everything. Yeah. By the way, here's an NFL story. Tim Tebow is going to sign a one-year deal with the Jacksonville Jaguars and be a tight end. The reasons it works, Urban Meyer and Tim Tebow have a very strong relationship. Tim's also, I think, with Urban Meyer, will know his role. It's a one-year deal.

We all know Trevor Lawrence is the future. Here's what worries me. Tebow's fans are wackos. They're just, it's hard to explain. And Trevor Lawrence is going to struggle because he's a rookie, and he's going to have bad games and pick sixes. And that's the reality of it. And the Tebow fanatics, who are always delusional, will come out of the woodwork.

Listen, nothing against Tebow. He's not an NFL quarterback. Well, he won a bunch of games in a row. A lot of guy. Mark Wilson. I remember Mark Wilson in the NFL. He won a bunch of games in a row. You can win a bunch of games in a row.

It doesn't mean you're a great franchise quarterback. Tebow's not a quarterback in the NFL. He's not. I argued this years ago. Years ago. He's a tight end. He's an H-back. He's a good kid.

He works hard. He's got a certain ethos that I think works in the NFL. He makes your locker room better. But when he was, you know, he had that kind of Tebow Zeitgist and it was all this. I mean, they were doing Saturday night live skits on it. He was playing awful football. They'd put him into the end of the game.

The defense would go into a prevent. He'd complete five or six passes. Broncos had a great defense. Matt Prater would kick a 58-yard field goal. And the Wackadoo T-Bo fans would be like, yeah, see what? He was awful. So as long as Jacksonville and Urban can just say, it's one year, it's a tight end, you're not a quarterback.

then it's fine. But you're going to have to, listen, it's going to take about two bad Trevor Lawrence starts to get all the Tebow nut jobs to get them writing a local paper and calling sports radio. That's Jacksonville is a college football town. It's a Florida gator town. And so, you know how it is? We're in a post-truth society. You can tell people something.

Trump lost the election by 7.5 million votes. They still don't believe it. Vaccines overwhelmingly work. people still don't believe it. It doesn't matter if you give people the truth anymore. They go to their wacky Reddit board and they just have their own reality. So with Tebow, be careful, the power of conviction, he's got a huge faith-based following that he has got a Messiah thing working that you just can't explain.

It's a tsunami. And if Trevor struggles, I can see that fan base going. I mean, that's a Florida Gator territory. This is not. Tebow in L.A., nobody cares. Nobody here cares about Florida Gator football. Nobody in L.A. It doesn't even exist.

They couldn't tell you if it's Florida, Florida State. Nobody cares. But you get down south, you get to Florida Gator territory. Tebow is the most popular player by a mile, by a mile in the history of the SEC. Forget Florida in the history of the SEC. That whole geographical footprint, it's Tebow, and I don't even think it's a player next. It's a coach, Saban, maybe Spurrier. I mean, Bear Bryant, he is so far in a way the most popular player in the history of SEC football.

I can't even think of a second place. Cam Newton was only there for about an hour. I mean, Tebow is, you can't, sometimes folks, you just can't explain stuff. Tebow's NFL following, when I worked at ESPN, they would have articles and people were like, you guys never stopped talking about Tebow. We couldn't. literally the Tebow articles in Denver were not only the number one most downloaded by America, it was like triple over the average Giants article, cowboy article, Packer article, Steeler article.

You know, sometimes you just can't explain stuff. I think 100 years from now it'll be hard to explain the Trump presidency. I don't know how you're going to explain it. But it is what it is. Stuff gets momentum. and I hope it works, but I'm telling you, thank God it's urban, and thank God it's a one-year contract. So he'll be a part of the Jags.

Listen, it'll be fodder for sports talk radio, you know. You've got to respect the hustle, man. Boy, he's a hustler. He's gone everywhere. He's done it all. Jim Jackson, 14 years in the NBA. A couple of games left now. We're getting real close to the play-in games.

Jim Jackson now joining us live. So I watched the Knicks and Clippers start to finish yesterday, and my takeaway where the Knicks is, and I feel a little bit with the Suns, the same thing. They're a great regular season story, but I do think both teams, especially the Knicks, if you play them five or six times in a row, I don't know if they have enough offensive juice to beat Philadelphia four times, or am I wrong? Do you see the Knicks as a team that could cobble together a couple of different playoff series wins.

Well, they could. I mean, look what Miami did last year. Now, that was a bubble scenario. You didn't travel because Miami last year, keep in mind, didn't have a great road record. So the bubble, you know, fit right into their narrative, a team that wanted to be there and together, very similarly built to what the Knicks are, a team that is collectively not great, but very good, some pieces that fit together. Tom Timito, his accountability, um,

for each individual is why this team right now, especially Julius Randos, performing at a high level. So can they win a title? No, I don't think so. Can they cause some problems in the Eastern Conference? Playoffs, of course they can, because they play extremely hard just like you talked about.

Here's what worries me about the Clippers. They got two stars. They got a three-and-d guy, Nicholas Batum. They have a nice bench, eighth and scoring. They have a championship winning coach. But Jim, when I watched them at the end of games, and I saw this yesterday. What are they?

I mean, do you just give the ball to Rondo and say, dude, just figure it out. They feel like a good, if they were an NFL team, you'd be like, ooh, good roster, no quarterback. I know Kauai is talented. That doesn't mean he's a leader. There's a big difference, Jim. You play with a lot of talented guys. Not a lot of guys with four minutes left that can go into the huddle and verbally, hey, you do this, you do this, you do this.

What are they? Does that concern you at all? You know, it does because, you know, I covered the clippers. So I covered them all year. So I'm more in tune and in tap of what's going on. You know, offline, we were talking about this. The quiet leader, Kauai Lennon, we've seen it before with San Antonio, with Tim Duncan. He wasn't really vocal.

Tony Parker wasn't really vocal. Manu a little bit wasn't vocal. But it was something about that team you knew in late game situations. You knew that the voice came from the bench. but collectively they were able to surround themselves with guys that even if it was a Bruce born a little bit, guys that kind of steered the ship. And I understand the concern you said with the Clippers is the fact that Paul George or Kauai really don't have that in their DNA. Could it be Rondo? That may be something that's in the works right now. I know Ty Lewis really

looking at in regards to in the game situation. The game yesterday with the Knicks to me was all about this. The clippers turn the ball over too much. The Knicks don't force turnovers, okay? So those were self-inflicted errors and the Knicks of a good team took advantage of it. What the clippers have to do is play with more of a sense of urgency from the beginning of the game and then carry that through. That's been some of their flaws, Colin, a lot of times during the course of the season, is that it hasn't been a sense of urgency that we need to get this done, more so that we can turn it off and on. You can't do that, in particular in the Western Conference. So it's interesting with the Lakers.

Last year, I remember when D. Wade and LeBron started playing together, it took about 30 games for them to really click, even though they were best friends. LeBron and A.D. fit very quickly, and my reasoning was LeBron's a leader. AD is really comfortable, just being a talented two. He's not going to fight for it. It's not his city. It's not his team. And they just worked.

So now this year, they never play together. AD's hurt. LeBron's hurt. And LeBron's going to come back and he says, I'm not 100%. I can look at them and say, God, they've got no chemistry. They haven't played together all year. Or do you look at that and think, once you have chemistry with the teammate, it's like a bicycle. You don't forget it.

Chemistry comes back in two days. How do you look at the Lakers having not played together, their two stars? Heck, Schroeder's been hurt? I mean, they had new guys anyway. Do you worry about the chemistry thing? No, I don't, Colin, because I haven't been on the show in a while, and our chemistry is still 100. You know, I mean, we still couldn't. We pick up where we left off that, but here's a difference.

And this is why it works for AD and LeBron. The difference with LeBron and D. Wade, both of those two guys had to have the ball and they had to be successful. Okay? Yeah. AD is a forward center. So those who work in unison a lot different, the offense is built a little bit different. So I don't worry about that part of it with L.A. I have the game tomorrow night against the Knicks.

Well, Brian play, we don't know. But when he gets back in the fall, the chemistry those two have been able to develop, I truly believe we'll fall right back in line. Now, keep in mind, nobody's 100% healthy. That's a fallacy. Listen, from the time you start to play this game or any kind of sport, you're never 100% healthy because you have some kind of nagging injury. So it's no such thing.

So everybody's playing with some kind of pain or injury. Okay, you just play through it. But I do believe the difference with this Laker team, Colin, last year, Rondo. LeBron trusted Rondo with the basketball. He made plays when both were on the court. As good as Dennis Schrooter is on the defensive end and offensive player, he doesn't give you that same command, that same leadership, that same playmaking ability. So now that burden goes back on LeBron James.

And I think that's why they struggled when LeBron was not in the lineup. It's because they don't have another playmaker. i.e. a Rondo that now facilitates to get guys involved. That's what their offense is predicated on. So that's going to be an interesting dynamic for the Lakers this year. So keep an eye on that as well. There's a lot of different arguments for MVP. I've been shouting about Chris Paul all year.

And I like the Knicks. I don't know if Phoenix can go from bad to title. The NBA is a baby step league. Usually it's, you know, you're bad, you get better, you get a star, you get really good, you win a couple of playoffs, you win a title. Like I think Utah is gone through that progression with Gobert and Donovan Mitchell.

Denver, similarly, they're about ready to take the big step. I look at Phoenix and I think this has been too much too quickly, but I do look at Chris Paul and I think, Lord, if the word valuable means anything, he's it. How do you look at the Sons and how do you look at Chris Paul in the awards after the year? Well, it's two things, Colin. We got spoiled.

We watched this Phoenix team go eight and o in the bubble last year. Okay? So they learned how to play in some situations where the games matter. It may not have been playoffs, but they played, you know, a form of basketball that allowed them to be successful. So now you fast forward to this year. You give a lot of credit to Chris Paul because of what he's been able to do. But you've also got to give credit to Monty Williams and the development and maturity

of this team. Devin Booker matured another year. Cam Johnson matured another year. Aiton matured, okay? Mikhail Bridges. So it's not just Chris Paul, even though he's the catalyst. He's the one that kind of makes this thing run. The maturity aspect of going through what Phoenix went through last year and growth,

the confidence, that also plays into why Phoenix has actually been an outstanding team through the course of this year. Now, the step thing is correct, because I haven't seen a team in the league as long as I've been in that all of a sudden go from, you know, young and talented to a championship caliber team when they win it the next year. Because you got to figure out in the playoffs, you know, the young talent of how to survive and how to deal with adversity in the playoffs. Denver, you talked about it, been through it. Utah has been through it. You know what I mean? Yeah.

And look at Portland. Portland has been to the worst in conference finals, but yet they can. can't track that code to get over even with outstanding play from D. Liller and also C.J. McCollum. So Phoenix is tracking on it. Can they get to a Western Conference final? Do they have the time to do it? Yeah, they do. But it's a process to it. And a lot of times we want to accelerate that because we see the talent. We see, you know, what they've been able to accomplish. So it's going to be interesting to see if they land in that second position, how they navigate their way through the playoffs, having a core of young talented players that really haven't been in the depths of the playoffs yet.

By the way, did you hear the news? Tim Tebow's back in the NFL. You're a football fan. Hey, listen, but my boy took care of Irvin then. Come on, you know what that's all about. Come on. Urban took care. Now, you had a point, though, when you were talking earlier about the fan base and about

what happens in the starting quarterback's struggle and what kind of dilemma that is, because you know right away, as soon as the struggle happens, they're going to be calling for Tebow. And that's an unfair scenario to both of them, really, because the high expectations coming from the fan base that Tim Tebow could be the same. Now, we don't know. That's a long way down the line. But the scenario still presents itself like that. Yeah, it does. Jim Jackson. Good seeing you, buddy. Appreciate it. Come on, man. Always. Enjoy some cigars for me, brother. You know, to talk me into that. I'll tell you, the Tebow stuff is crazy. It's crazy, crazy. It's, listen, one-year

deal. I'm not, people think I'm anti-Tibo. I'm anti-Tibo as a franchise quarterback. I'm not anti-Tibo in the locker room. That's not, I'm anti-Johnny Mansell, franchise quarterback, and locker room. Tebow, I'm pro-lacker-room. Get him in here. I just don't. Stop. Stop.

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He has such a good head on his shoulders. I don't think it will. Well, he's also significantly more talented. Yeah. This feels like, you know, and this is not a knock on Urban, but this feels like does Urban quite understand the temperature of the room in the NFL? It's, yeah. Jacksonville is small town, Tebow Territory.

He's a, I don't know. I don't know if Urban quite understands how, and this is not a shot at Tim, no, how disruptive this could become. You might have more fans for him there than they do for Trevor Lawrence to start out. After a three-game losing streak, he will. By the way, Gardner Minshu is a much better quarterback in the NFL than Tebow. Yeah. This happens all the time.

Some guys are built for college football. Some guy, there was a kid at USC named Harold Minor. He was built for college basketball. They were called him Baby Jordan. He wasn't built for the NBA. He didn't have a shot. Adam Morrison, quirky, odd, built for college basketball. Not physical enough.

Did not work in the NBA. There are guys. Gardner Minchu is actually a better pro than Tim Tebow, though Tebow is a much better high school college player. And if Minchu and Tebow, because Minchu can make every throw, Tebow can't. He simply can't make a big chunk of the throws. It's going to be interesting to see.

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Now, yesterday's flagrant two-fowl won't count towards the technical, count, but it could result in further discipline from the league office. We were just talking about this on Friday. Luca is a 24-7 complainer. It just never ends with him. And right there, he should be kicked out. You can't do that. You can take a whack at a guy. It's obvious. No, he's aware of it. He brought attention to it. New said last week that he has to calm down. He didn't. So it's a little bit of an issue there. Just a tad bit. Well, let's move on because the Vikings drafted quarterback, Helen Mon in the third round of the draft. And GM, Rick Spielman, let current quarterback Kirk Cousins know that

Mon's presence is solely as a backup option. I spoke to him Saturday morning, him, and talked to his agent. Just let him know that we want to make sure we have competition behind him. There's no doubt Kirk's our quarterback going forward and that, you know, we want to create competition to see who's going to be the backup. And no, Kirk was great. He understands. And, you know, he knows he's our guy.

as Agent knows he's our guys. Yeah, whatever. That's what they said about Trebisky in Chicago. Just listen, folks, you've got to be able to read through the lines. He's our guy until we can get out of this contract and get somebody with a higher ceiling. All right. I'll leave it at that.

Let's move on because there was a huge crowd in attendance for this weekend's Canelo Averez and Billy Joe Saunders fight. The crowd was so large that, in fact, it said a U.S. indoor boxing event record, despite it still being a pandemic, More than 73,000 fans attended the fight at the Dallas Cowboys Stadium in Arlington, Texas, breaking the previous record set at a Muhammad Ali fight in 1978 by nearly 10,000 people, Colin. People are just craving live sports right now. People are craving anything.

Anything. Socialization, restaurants, anything. Anything. But, I mean, 73,000? That's a bit much for me right now. And Canello is not a big personality. He's a great fighter. He's not a huge, he's not like Connor McGregor or Ali or Sugar Ray Leonard.

He's not a huge personality. But I'll tell you what, Texas likes their boxing. Yeah. Now, Texas, you know, it's one of those, there are certain, I've always wondered why they don't have more big fights in Texas. Like New York, Vegas, we've always understand. But, I mean, there are a lot of sports fans in Texas. They like their high school football.

They like their baseball. Texas is. High school football. Jerry's smart enough to know. Yeah. We don't need the coasts. We can be right smack dab in the middle of the country, and we'll do. I think UFC's had a couple of, and the UFC had a couple of cards.

I think they have. Oklahoma or Texas. I'd have to look that up, but it's a, I'm not surprised the crowd was big. Yeah, and they might be getting some more fights after this one. Yeah. Alex for the news. Well, that's the news. And thanks for stopping by.

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Listen to Wicked Words on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. We call the three-word game forcing people to be succinct. You can describe almost anything in life, especially sports in three words. Free agency is over. The draft is over. Tim Tebow did get added to the Jags as a tight end, a one-year deal today. But it's time for a three-word game to sum up the AFC as we'll. we now move into camp.

Buffalo Bills, building a juggernaut. They won their first AFC East Division title since 95. Their weakness was a pass rush, and they used their first two picks on pass rushers and defensive linemen in the draft. The Dolphins, Tua's new toys. Well, they don't know if Tua is going to make it, so they have helped him by adding Will Fuller,

by adding players on the outside in the draft. Whether or not he makes it, he was near the bottom in the NFL in passing yards per game, so Tua's got new toys. The New York Jets, Salat to prove. That's Robert Sala. Sorry for that.

Basically, this is the worst roster in the division. This is the worst offensive line in the division. He's got a rookie quarterback, and he is a rookie head coach. The New England Patriots ready to relaunch. Biggest spenders by a mile in free agency over $300 million. They went and got two tied ends, John Hussmith and Hunter Henry. They got Nelson Aguilar as well.

And apparently now Belichick stepping back during the draft let us scouts take over. So they are ready to relaunch. The Steelers. pit of misery lost five of their last six they've lost seven of their last ten playoff games they're holding on valiantly to big ben but this is a team that makes too many mistakes in big spots

and big ben sewed real signs last year of erosion at the end of the year browns fully baked brownies baker mayfield for the first time since 19 The Cleveland Browns will start three years in a row with the same starting quarterback. I'm reading it right here. First time since 1950, that doesn't even sound right.

Jaguars, draft to admire as an urban mire. Listen, they went and got Trevor Lawrence and ATM from their, Oh, did I go? Did I screw that up and have the Ravens wrong? Let me do that again. Let's do the Ravens. One more time, my bad. Ravens. Next level, Lamar. Listen, he declined in all the key stats last year. They drafted a wide receiver, Rashad Bateman. They acquired a receiver, Sammy Watkins, so they went after their number one liability.

Perimeter speed and playmakers. How about the Bengals? Brought Burroughs buddy. Yep. Joe Burrow and Jamar Chase, 1,800 yards in college. Burrow strongly lobbied for him in the offseason, and they went and got, in my opinion, one of the best college receiver talents since Calvin Johnson at Georgia Tech. Texans, Texas-sized mess. Only team not to draft a player in either the first or second round this year. don't love the coaching higher, don't like their front office dysfunction. Colts, Wentz upon a time.

Listen, they have the third fewest turnovers last year in the NFL, and Wentz led the NFL in interceptions last year. So part of what makes this interesting is can they pull back Wence from his playmaking just a tad and make him play more of a Colts, cultural style. Here we go to the Jaguars. Draft to Admire, as in Urban Meyer, who added Tim Tebow today. Listen, they added Marvin Jones, they added Carlos Hyde, they draft a quarterback and a running back in the first round. They're going to go down swinging. I do think offensively, they'll be a very tough out next year. Titans. Nashville, no show. Their defense was bad last year.

They try to shore it up in free agency, but I think Ryan Tannahill, without Arthur Smith, his coordinator, will step back. How about we go to the AFC West? Chargers, just protect Justin. That being Justin Herbert. They had the lowest rated offensive line in the NFL last year. Corey Lindley from the Packers brought over the number one rated center. Broncos need to unlock. meaning get rid of Drew Locke.

Since Peyton Manning left, their 30th or 31st in every key passing statistic. Chiefs, brand new line. Patrick Mahomes was pressured more than any quarterback in Super Bowl history. They went out, Joe Tooney, Kyle Long, Orlando Brown. They fixed it. finally Raiders just win maybe do you know the Raiders have just one winning season since 2003 fewest believe it or not in the national football league by the way jazz warriors our discover card key matchup tonight matches all the cash back you end your first year automatically with no limit how great

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