← The Herd with Colin Cowherd
The Herd with Colin Cowherd
THE HERD – HOUR 2 – Curt Cignetti is Babe Ruth of CFB, Top 10 NFL QBs
00:43:14
Loading summary
Transcript126 lines
- [00:00]
Jason McIntyre
This is an iHeart podcast.
- [00:02]
Colin Cowherd
Guaranteed Human this episode brought to you by Verizon Business the World cup from FIFA isn't just the biggest ever. It's also the most technologically complex. 104 matches, 16 stadiums, 3 countries. But for Verizon Business, that's another day with private 5G networks in every stadium, more than 80,000 miles of fiber, end to end security. Verizon business is powering FIFA's World Cup. If Verizon Business can do that, imagine what they can do for your business. Visit verizon.com powering FIFAWorldCup now to learn more. Now more than ever, Americans need a laugh. Enter the Super Troopers to the rescue. Vermont's finest and most shockingly offensive mustachioed highway patrol officers return to the big screen in Super Troopers 3. More pullover pranks. More over the top shenanigans than ever. The latest installment of the cult comedy classic Rod Farva is the wildly over the top Indian engagement to Thorny sister spirals out of control. Debauchery, bachelor parties, a wedding that Thorny's desperate to stop in a dangerous drug smuggling ring all threaten the troops, friendship and future. Fill your liter of cola, grab your buds and roll up to the multiplex for Super Troopers 3. Only in theaters August 7th. Get tickets? Meow. Here's the reality. Everybody has access to information now. That's not the advantage anymore. The Advantage is execution. ChatGPT work can conn Connect to the tools where work happens, understand your goals and help turn them into finished work you can review. You stay in control, setting direction, reviewing the output, approving what moves forward. Bottom line More finished work. Get started@chatgpt.com by selecting Work Mode. Available on plus and Pro plans, Wasabi is purpose built to free your business from skyrocketing storage costs and fees from the big guys. Was Wasabi is the go to provider for professional and collegiate sports teams around the world. Check out Wasabi's AI enabled Intelligent media storage Wasabi Air to the industry's only cloud storage service with triple protection against cybercriminals. Wasabi Driving innovation in data storage for up to 80% less than the other guys. Try for free@wasabi.com, wasabi Hot Cloud Storage proud partner of the Volume Podcast Network. Thanks for listening to the Herd Podcast. Be sure to catch us live every weekday on Fox Sports radio at noon to 3 Eastern, 9am to noon Pacific. Find your local station for the herd@fox sportsradio.com or stream us live every day on the iHeartRadio app by searching Fox Sports Radio or FSR.
- [02:37]
Rachel Nichols
Now, let's get this party started.
- [02:39]
Colin Cowherd
You're listening to Fox Sports Radio.
- [02:44]
Rachel Nichols
Here we go, our number two on the Herd. We've got Michigan quarterback Bryce Underwood stopping by shortly. Saw he was working out with Joe Burrow this offseason. This is where I would insert the eyes emoji. Oh, okay. All right, big boy. Bryce Underwood in Michigan. They return all their starters, new coach. Michigan's gonna be fascinating. Before we get to Bryce Underwood, I do want to talk to you about just this fascinating story in college football. So Big Ten media days are happening right now, and obviously the big story in the Big Ten is Indiana and what they've done in the last two years. This is crazy. So PJ Fleck, Big Ten coach at Minnesota, comes out and has an amazing quote. Yesterday he said that Signetti called his own shot, like Babe Ruth. Babe Ruth, pretty good baseball player. And I put Kurt Signetti right up there with Babe Ruth because he did the same thing. But that was just a home run. That wasn't a grand slam in the World series in Game 7 to win it. And. And I, you know, I. This is. This is bizarre. So Kurt Signetti is 65 years old, guys. I don't know if you're aware of this. I was just looking into his resume. It truly is fascinating. For about 20 plus years, Kurt Signetti was a position coach, bouncing around college football as a position coach, 20 years. Most people at that point are like, all right, I'm not going to make it, you know, as a head coach. Let me just move on, sell cars, whatever, you know, insurance, stable. I don't have to move my family around. One of those deals. Kurt Signetti said no. And then he got a little fortunate. He got into the Nick Saban world. And from there, boom, he starts getting little head coaching jobs. Elon, jmu, shout out to jmu, second time this week. And then Kurt Signetti lands at Indiana. And in year one, they go 11 and two. And it was like, oh, that's a nice story. Indiana, usually a doormat in college football. That's a great story. It was fun. And then Notre Dame kicks in their teeth in the College Football Playoff. Covered the spread easily, no sweat. Then here too, people were still kind of dubious of Indiana. There wasn't like, okay, here come the Hoosiers. And Signetti, obviously, with Fernando Mendoza at the helm, leads them to the title undefeated season. It's just an unbelievable story. Look at their rankings since hiring Signetti. 27 and 2. They're dominant in basically every category that matters. They are an offensive machine. And some people in our morning meeting, we've got some ravenous TV guys and they were like, basically, who at 65 years old makes it as a dominant head coach? And there's the story of Bryan Cranston, who, you know, was a, was a bit guy. He had a role on Seinfeld, as you remember, the Dentist episode, classic stuff. And then he was the dad on Malcolm in the Middle. Now that was not a show I watched a lot of, but he did well on Malcolm in the Middle. He never broke through as a leading man. And then somebody had the vision, I think Kurt Signetti could be a leading man. Let's create the show called Breaking Bad. And then Bryan Cranston makes the leap and he is now TV star. Massive. Everybody knows him and he's a huge success and wealthy beyond belief. And so I just wonder if there's a parallel between, hey, man, not everybody's going to become a star at 25. You know, we love championing these coaches. Somebody yesterday said, oh, Dan Lanning, Jeff Schwartz just said it. Dan Lanning's 39. Like what? That's super young. What about those offensive coordinators in the league are super young. And Signetti's winning at 65. I just love this story. Here's Brett Bielema talking about Kurt Signetti at Big Ten media days.
- [06:45]
Colin Cowherd
That is single handedly the most impressive story that I've witnessed in my college career. What Sigs did came in and took over a program that historically had been one of the losing his programs and to turn it into two years later and undefeated and literally ran away with it.
- [07:02]
Rachel Nichols
Truly a remarkable story. I don't know if you guys really fully remember last year. So James Franklin, you know, I don't want to be mean. James Franklin falls apart, right? And Penn State, which was supposed to be a really, really good top five team, they end up firing James Franklin early in the season. And do you guys remember the first name that popped up was, hey, well, why don't they just. Why doesn't Penn State go get Kurt Signetti from Indiana? That's a huge upgrade. Signetti is a guy on the rise. Sure, he's 65, but we'll go get him. He'll upgrade in a heartbeat. From Indiana, Penn State. I mean, you're stepping into the big leagues. And then the season kept going and it was all of a sudden like, nah, Signetti ain't going to Penn State. They ended up with Matt Campbell, who's excellent and I think Penn State's going to be really good. I like their overwin total if that kind of thing gets you excited. But Signetti story, like, he's not leaving. He's befriended Mark Cuban, you know, the billionaire graduate of Indiana. Mark Cuban's writing $10 million checks. They're cleaning up. I don't know how, how good they're going to be this year. I don't think they're going to be as good last. Come on. They're not going 13 and oh, again, I love Signetti. That ain't happening. You know, by the way, the Big Ten is absolutely loaded. And if you want to get granular, you know, you could say, well, J. Mac, you remember how the Patriots got to the super bowl last year with like an easy schedule, Just cakewalk, historically an easy schedule. Well, you know, Indiana, I mean, if we're being real. Did you see their schedule? I say they weren't beating up everybody. They beat a down Penn State team after Franklin got fired. Huge favorites, barely escaped that game. Like Indiana did not play the toughest schedule last year out of conference was a joke. But you start to look around and hear these quotes like, oh, my gosh. Well, is Indiana really like a team that's here to stay with Signetti? I mean, the Babe Ruth comparison is unbelievable. Initially, I'm like, come on, let's slow down on Signetti. And then you look closer and you're like, this guy's awesome. And you just love his storyline. Another actor who was kind of a. A bit player was James Gandolfini. And then he gets Sopranos around 38, 39 years old, and next thing you know, James Gandolfini. Oh, my gosh. This is one of the great actors of our time. This guy's incredible. You know, Soprano is an all time great show. Sometimes you just need someone to take a chance on you and be a champion for you. And this guy can be the next big superstar, but somebody's got to take a chance. And I guess we'll give Saban a lot of credit for. For taking on Signetti, who again, 20 plus years as a position coach bouncing around. Go look at his resume. It's like, man, these are the stories we need to really prop up Signetti. Just an incredible storyline in college football. All right, we're waiting for Bryce Underwood to sit down and chat with us, the Michigan quarterback. Can we get. Is there any chance we could get the Indiana schedule on the screen for this season before we get Underwood? Because I, I'm not one of these Repeat guys, right? It's going to be almost impossible for Indiana to repeat. We know Oregon is excellent. They are going to be probably the cream of the crop in the Big Ten. We know Texas is going to be really, really good. Obviously Ohio State's never going anywhere. Miami should be good. It's going to be difficult to bounce back. College football is in really a transition period, especially with the Big Ten rising as rapidly as they are. There were some quotes out of Big Ten media day kind of bashing the sec, but you look at Indiana like they're going to start. No disrespect to Rachel's Northwestern team. They're going to start four. No, I'm sorry, five and. Oh, and then they got a Nebraska game that probably won't be a cakewalk, but North Texas, Howard, Western Kentucky, Indiana is going to smash them. Where it gets interesting, folks, is that versus Ohio State. Bloomington is going to be jumping. And then the next week they travel to Michigan to face Bryce Underwood, Kyle Whittingham and the, the Wolverines. That, that back to back stretch will probably define the season. Uh, they do get to host usc, which is nice. They have a west coast trip to Washington, so there is some travel.
- [11:21]
Colin Cowherd
Right.
- [11:21]
Rachel Nichols
They got to go to the east coast in Rutgers, then they got to go to the west coast in Washington. It's, it's not a brutal schedule. I would assume they're going to be favored in every game except Ohio State and I haven't seen a Michigan line yet at the Big House. So Indiana, just a tremendous story and I think Michigan is probably the second best story right now in the Big Ten, especially given what happened to their coach. He's gone. Kyle Whittingham's in and we got Bryce Underwood. Now joining us from Big Ten media days, the great strapping quarterback of the Wolverines. Bryce, man, we're so excited to talk to you. Hope you're having fun at big. Big Ten media days. Are they, are they giving you the car wash treatment?
- [12:05]
Bryce Underwood
Definitely. It's a great time here. How you doing?
- [12:07]
Rachel Nichols
I'm excellent, man. Let's start with, let's start, start with your new coach, Kyle Winningham. Coming off the off season, which we don't totally need to go into, but you get. You got a new coach, I would assume a new offense. Tell, tell me what we can expect from the Wolverines this year. Well, we'll find out.
- [12:24]
Bryce Underwood
Having coach with him as my new coach has been amazing. Overall, it's been a blessing. He's an aggressive guy. You know, we're Going to get the ball rolling. We've been working very hard this offseason, so it's time to go.
- [12:35]
Rachel Nichols
And you have been training this offseason. I see here with Joe Burrow, who is a decent NFL quarterback and a legendary college football quarterback. Where were you guys working out? How did that connect and what'd you learn?
- [12:51]
Bryce Underwood
One of the main things that I learned from Joe, it was honestly how relaxed, how calm he stays. You know, just staying calm during the storm. That's one of the biggest focus I've been focusing on.
- [13:00]
Rachel Nichols
So are there any techniques great to
- [13:03]
Bryce Underwood
see come through the season?
- [13:04]
Rachel Nichols
Yeah, any techniques. So like how do you just stay calm when there's, you know, 300 pound guys barreling down on you? You know, especially they're if you're facing Ohio State. That's all Americans by the way.
- [13:17]
Bryce Underwood
Overall, really just feeling those guys in your periphery rather than watching them, you know, just staying focused on the play and everything that's going on. So that's been my main focus.
- [13:27]
Rachel Nichols
Obviously the staff was enthralled by the viral video of you running the football recently. I'm just curious, can we expect you to run even more next year? Do you think dual threat is something you want to expand on?
- [13:41]
Bryce Underwood
Overall, I feel like I'm going to be used as my team needs, you know, so that's the next step. I just want to have that in my toolbox whenever it comes to need.
- [13:50]
Rachel Nichols
Obviously there's some really good quarterbacks in the Big Ten. Julian Sajan is there. Dante Moore. Apparently you and Dante Moore are pretty tight. You want to talk a little bit about the friendship and how you guys know each other so well?
- [14:03]
Bryce Underwood
Yeah, Dante is from the Detroit area, so we grew up playing with each other. He played for the Detroit Spartans. I played for the Detroit Spartans. He was, I think he's two years older than me. So, you know, we've been tight and close ever since then. I was like 9, 8 years old, so that's one of my closest guys.
- [14:19]
Rachel Nichols
Yeah. Is there any anything you, anyone you pattern your game after? Obviously being close with more and you guys could both sling it. Is there anyone you kind of think like, you know, as a young guy, hey, I kind of would like to be him as a quarterback.
- [14:34]
Bryce Underwood
Overall, I watched a lot of guys, I watched Joe Burrow, Josh Allen, you know, Lamar Jackson, you know, just taking a few things from each one of those guys. Aaron Rodgers as well as that, you know, just taking a few things from each one of those guys. Now just watching those guys ever since I've been growing up, so.
- [14:47]
Rachel Nichols
Yeah. And when you look at their games in the NFL and your game, do you think like, hey, man, I'd love to get in one of those offenses? I mean, Burrow's throwing the ball relentlessly and Allen's kind of a pass run combo. Is that the kind of quarterback you think you can be at Michigan with winning him?
- [15:06]
Bryce Underwood
Overall, I feel like, like I said before, you know, my steps will be, you know, taking everything that my team needs. You know, anything I need to do, if it's run the ball, throw the ball, anything on my team need, I'm
- [15:16]
Rachel Nichols
willing to do it, obviously. Let's talk about the Ohio State rivalry. Is there any way you could put into words for the audience what that is like as a Michigan quarterback? Because obviously the history in the. In the rivalry is pretty incredible.
- [15:32]
Bryce Underwood
Overall, it's the biggest rivalry in sports history. Been going on for years now. So I feel like overall is, you know, mentally strength, physically your physical strength, your emotional strength, everything in those ways and how you can perform the best on the field in all those ways. So I feel like that's. It comes with everything. So.
- [15:51]
Rachel Nichols
Yeah. So, Bryce, we had Jeremiah Smith on yesterday and we were talking nil and how it's so great for athletes. Can you just talk a little bit about, you know, how important this is for athletes and any advice you've given young guys, given that you're like one of the big, big first nil quarterbacks.
- [16:10]
Bryce Underwood
Definitely just being able to use my name, image and likeness, you know, things that I'm, you know, blessed with and every opportunity that I have, you know, to give and show my face in any way possible and I can help my family and help others as well. So just a blessing to have now.
- [16:24]
Rachel Nichols
Yeah.
- [16:24]
Colin Cowherd
All right.
- [16:25]
Rachel Nichols
Bryce Underwood, the great young quarterback for Michigan. Big things expected. Bryce, thank you so much for taking the time today, man. And good luck this season
- [16:34]
Bryce Underwood
for sure. Thank you so much.
- [16:35]
Rachel Nichols
All right, Bryce Underwood, the Michigan star quarterback, can they make the College Football Playoff? That would be a big leap. But Whittingham is a coach that everybody trusts. All right, after this, Rachel will have the news for us. Couple big stories emerging in the NFL. Want more Heard the herd streams 24 hours a day, seven days a week, within the iHeartRadio app.
- [17:05]
Colin Cowherd
Search heard to listen live or on
- [17:07]
Rachel Nichols
demand whenever you'd like.
- [17:09]
Colin Cowherd
Hey, we're Covino and Rich, FOX Sports
- [17:12]
Rachel Nichols
radio every day, 5 to 7pm Eastern. But here's the thing. We never have enough time to get to everything we want to get to.
- [17:18]
Colin Cowherd
And that's why we have a brand new podcast called Over Promised. You see, we're having so much fun in our two hour show. We never get to everything honestly, because this guy is over promising things we never have time for.
- [17:31]
Rachel Nichols
Yeah, you blubber lips blaming me.
- [17:32]
Colin Cowherd
Well, you know what?
- [17:33]
Rachel Nichols
It's called Over Promise.
- [17:34]
Colin Cowherd
You should be good at it because you've been overpromising women for years. Well, it's a Covino and Rich after show and we want you to be a part of it. We're going to be talking sports, of course, but we're also going to talk life and relationships. And if Rich and I are arguing about something or we didn't have enough time, it will continue on our after show called Over Promised.
- [17:50]
Rachel Nichols
Well, if you don't get enough Covino and Rich, make sure you check out Over Promised and also uncensored, by the way, so maybe we'll go at it
- [17:57]
Colin Cowherd
even a little harder.
- [17:58]
Rachel Nichols
It's going to be the best after
- [17:59]
Colin Cowherd
show podcast of all time.
- [18:01]
Jason McIntyre
There you go.
- [18:01]
Colin Cowherd
Over Promising. And remember, you could see it on YouTube, but definitely.
- [18:05]
Jason McIntyre
Join us.
- [18:06]
Colin Cowherd
Listen to Over Promised with Covino and rich on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. Alienware's Back to School Events the perfect time to score top gaming gear with incredible features and Intel Core processors. To go beyond performance, save big on gaming desktops, laptops and more. Start your Alienware journey with the Alienware 15 gaming laptop featuring Intel Core processors, smoothly game live stream and multitask for hours on end. Plus play through every game exactly how you want with customizable Alien FX lighting across your Alienware ecosystem, creating your very own gaming profile and more. Finally, pair your incredibly smooth gaming experience and immersive visuals and sound by saving on sleek Alienware monitors, headsets and more. This limited time sale awaits you now@alienware.com deals that's alienware.com deals this episode brought to you by Verizon Business when we watch the World cup, we focus on the stars, the players, the coaches, the matches. But here's what's fascinating. What does it take to make an event this big actually work? The World cup from FIFA isn't just the biggest ever. It's also the most technologically complex. 104 matches, 16 stadiums, 3 countries. Think about that. That's not just a sporting event. That's one of the biggest logistical and technological challenges in the world. And with billions of people watching, there's no room for error. But for Verizon Business, that's Another day with private 5G networks in every stadium, more than 80,000 miles of fiber end to end security. Verizon business is powering FIFA's World Cup. If Verizon business can do that, imagine what they can do for your business. Visit verizon.com powering FIFA World cup now to learn more. Now more than ever, Americans need a laugh. Enter the Super Troopers to the rescue. Vermont's finest and most shockingly offensive mustachioed highway patrol officers return to the big screen in Super Troopers 3. More pullover pranks. More over the top shenanigans than ever. The latest installment of the cult comedy classic Rod Farva is the wildly over the top Indian engagement to Thorny Sister spirals out of control debauchery, bachelor parties, a wedding that Thorny's desperate to stop, and a dangerous drug smuggling ring all threaten the troops, friendship and future. Fill your liter of cola, grab your buds and roll up to the multiplex for Super Troopers 3. Only in theaters August 7th. Get tickets. Meow. For any small business owner, there's a moment when you realize the next hire could be the difference between staying busy and actually growing. The challenge is finding the right person without wasting time sorting through candidates who aren't the right fit. That's where Indeed Sponsored Jobs comes in, where a workplace chaos hits and you need somebody who can step in and make a difference. This is a job for Sponsored Jobs. It helps you put your job in front of candidates who match the criteria that matter most to you, whether it's skills, experience, certifications, or location. And you're certainly not alone in using Indeed. Join the 3.3 million employers worldwide that use Indeed to connect with quality talent and that fits their needs. That's millions of businesses turning to Indeed to help solve hiring challenges and find people who can drive results. Spend less time searching, more time actually interviewing candidates who check all the boxes. Less stress, less time, more results. Get your $75 sponsored job credit today@ Indeed.com podcast. Terms and conditions apply. Hiring now then, this is a job for Indeed Sponsored Jobs yesterday.
- [21:38]
Rachel Nichols
Dang. Our booker, Dave. He's just crushing at a big ten Media Days. Enjoy, Enjoy. Some pizza for me, Dave. Let's go to Rachel Nichols with the news. No, no, no. Turn on the news. This is the Herdline news.
- [21:52]
Jason McIntyre
Jason, I got one of your favorite stories of the week, right up top. Justin Herbert. You know he got engaged?
- [21:57]
Rachel Nichols
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
- [21:58]
Jason McIntyre
To Instagram star Madison Beer. But I'm here to tell you she is not his biggest fan. No, she's gonna have to fight for his affections because once again, his coach, Jim Harbaugh, has got some words. Listen to the latest that Jim Harbaugh has to say about his qb.
- [22:17]
Rachel Nichols
Everything that I already knew about him, I used to give adjectives to it. I just think he's the best there ever was. That's really what I learned. Every time you think he's reached the top rung of my esteem, you know, he finds another rung on the ladder to take.
- [22:31]
Colin Cowherd
So, yeah, love him.
- [22:33]
Rachel Nichols
I'd follow him to hell and back.
- [22:36]
Jason McIntyre
Does Madison Beer say such things? I have not heard them. Jim Harbaugh saying that he's the best that ever was and that he'd followed Justin Herbert to hell and back. But, Jason, I want you to do some ranking for me because this is obviously not the first time we have heard this kind of praise from Harbaugh about his quarterback. Here are some of the real gems and I want you to tell me how much hell and back where this falls. Okay, this is what we've heard from Jim Harbaugh before about Justin Herbert. There's not one gene in his body I wouldn't immediately trade for. God doesn't put a monopoly or give a monopoly of talent to anybody. Maybe except Justin Herbert. Gosh, I want to be best friends with him. Quote, he's a mighty man. Not mighty. Mighty Mouse. Mighty man. I don't know. And then I'm changing his name to Beast Herbert because he's half man, half beast. So I like all of these, you know.
- [23:34]
Rachel Nichols
So Harbaugh lives kind of in my area and I know he has kids. I wonder if his kids are right. He sounds like a meme, does he not? Like, this is what you think of. Like, I want my. I want to be best friends with him.
- [23:45]
Jason McIntyre
Like, I want to be best.
- [23:46]
Rachel Nichols
Some of this stuff. Rachel, the only. Some people say that stuff about me. They're all attributed to my dog. If he could talk, he would say that stuff about me. We're tight, you know. Good luck today, buddy.
- [23:55]
Jason McIntyre
There's not one gene in your body he wouldn't trade for.
- [23:58]
Rachel Nichols
That's my kids. Do not talk about me like that. I know. My wife doesn't. Maybe my family member numbers.
- [24:04]
Jason McIntyre
You're very high on Justin Herbert, too. I know. We're going to do your quarterback ranking soon. He's a. I'm going to be honest. I got a sneak peek at your quarterback ratings. He might be a little higher than I think he should be. I don't know. Look, if you look at Justin from Last season ranked in the top third in the NFL in a lot of the passing yards, touchdowns, those kinds of stats. Middle third when you got to qbr, passer rating, and then bottom third when you get to, you know, worse in the league in interceptions, sacks, things like that. Now, a lot of that was the offensive line, basically revamped the entire interior line. I think they replaced everybody, Mike McDaniels, obviously, in there. Now, do you feel like this is a leap season for Herbert?
- [24:44]
Rachel Nichols
Well, this is a, this is a good topic, Rachel. So in the NBA, the coaching, it matters, but not as much as the NFL, obviously, Right?
- [24:53]
Colin Cowherd
Yeah.
- [24:53]
Jason McIntyre
So, because you're not dialing up plays
- [24:55]
Rachel Nichols
in the same way, 100%. So when I look at Harbaugh, I say, okay, how many different head coaches has he had? How many different offensive coordinators has he had? And then you look at, yeah, Patrick Mahomes, and you're like, oh, well, he, he got Andy Reid, who's, like, one of the sharper minds we've seen in the NFL in the last 30 years. So, like, let me ask you this, Rachel. And again, it's such a hypothetical. We don't do this in the NBA. Like, oh, well, what if LeBron was on this other team? What if Justin Herbert and Patrick Mahomes switched places? Do you think the narratives would be different? We know Mahomes is good, and he would get to the Chargers, to the playoffs despite Anthony Lynn and Brandon Staley. But would Herbert be cooking and probably have a Super bowl or two if he had Andy Reid? I, I don't think physically these two quarterbacks are that different. Both can make all the throws.
- [25:43]
Jason McIntyre
I mean, I know the OC just changed, but Jim Harpaugh is a highly, highly respected coach, won a championship at Michigan. I mean, it's not like he's had, you know, bottom of the barrel.
- [25:53]
Rachel Nichols
No, no, no. The guy's before him. But, like, Reed calls all the plays. Harbaugh's not calling offensive plays. I, I, they had.
- [26:02]
Jason McIntyre
Emma Holmes has the miracle scrambles. Right.
- [26:05]
Rachel Nichols
Can do that stuff.
- [26:06]
Jason McIntyre
Can whatever. According to Jim Harbaugh, he can walk on water, but.
- [26:11]
Rachel Nichols
Okay, I don't know.
- [26:13]
Jason McIntyre
All right, I want to get to Baker Mayfield, because yesterday we talked about his contract issues and his dispute. We have fresh sound from Baker today at training camp. Here's what he had to say about not landing a new deal.
- [26:25]
Colin Cowherd
Disappointing in that regard, to not have, you know, to feel disrespect a little bit. And that's really the disappointing part, to feel undervalued. After, you know, thinking you've earned it. This is not a poor me thing.
- [26:37]
Jason McIntyre
It's.
- [26:38]
Colin Cowherd
There's a lot other people that have it way worse off. But I can sit here and look at other quarterbacks and peers and evaluate myself based on that and put myself in certain categories that I deserve to be compensated for that. And I think I'm a franchise quarterback. I've been told I'm a franchise quarterback. It's been said publicly from ownership down here. And so to not have a deal done is very disappointing. But I said the deadline was a deadline.
- [27:04]
Jason McIntyre
Now Baker did say they offered him a two year deal, but it wasn't at the side. It wasn't a franchise quarterback kind of deal. I don't know, Jason. I mean, good quarterbacks, hard to find, right? Why do you think this is going on with him in the books?
- [27:17]
Rachel Nichols
Well, did you hear that from ownership on down? I've been told I was a franchise quarterback.
- [27:23]
Jason McIntyre
Huh. Look, if you look, when Baker first came in the league, he obviously was talking the talk before he walked the walk, right? A lot of old school guys didn't like him, that sort of thing. But if you look, these numbers are interesting because these are through the span of his career. If you look through the time he entered the league today, now he is in the top three in these passing categories, big plays, look at that, over 20 yards. There's a little bit of what more do you want? And I understand, I like what Jeff Schwartz said earlier today in the last hour. He was saying, look, he may have earned it, but it's not about that necessarily. It's what the market will pay you. And ownership does have the advantage here. But I don't know if you want to make a guy like this unhappy. He's still the leader in your locker room, the leader of the team. And if the guys feel, and I've been in a lot of NFL locker rooms over the years, if the guys feel like they're producing and that ownership doesn't appreciate it and that they're not being rewarded for it, and if they see Baker's very popular, if they see the leader of the locker room being put in that position, it's not good for morale. It really doesn't go well.
- [28:27]
Rachel Nichols
So their backup is Jake Browning. We've seen that show before. I was going to solid at Washington. He's, he's. You can't make him your guy.
- [28:37]
Jason McIntyre
Right?
- [28:37]
Rachel Nichols
So what do you think the game plan is here? There's a GM already saying we're going to move on from Baker, move on from Bowles and reboot. Like, I think Baker's probably going to be too good that they're drafting like top five, top 10. Right.
- [28:48]
Jason McIntyre
I mean, look, obviously their, their timelines is an issue, and Jeff brought that up as well, too. Are they, you know, drafting for a different generation than he is going forward? But as I said, the holy Grail in the NFL is a good quarterback. And we see the teams that can't even have a serviceable quarterback. You may be a fan of one of those teams. So there is a point where if you have a guy who is getting the job done on his end. And look, the Bucks have had their issues off and on while he has been there in the passing offense in general, last year I know was ranked 20th overall. It's not like they have lit the league on fire. However, this is a position where having a guy who you can rely on to get the job done if he, even if he's not top 10 or top of the five, is something that is so valuable. And I know this because you ask the teams where they don't have one of those guys, and again, I think you do a disservice. It is my opinion you do a disservice to the entire team and the morale of the entire team if you are messaging to players, hey, this guy you all like and will follow to the ends of the earth, eh, we know he did the job, but we don't have to pay him more, so we're not going to bother to. It's not. I, I, I think this is a mistake mentally and sort of in terms of morale, maybe even more so than it is in terms of the market.
- [30:05]
Rachel Nichols
Yeah, I mean, there aren't 32 starting quarterbacks in the league. We know that. There's probably closer to 22. Yeah, I think this is a mistake. By the way, Baker Mayfield's wife checking in on the Herd IG page on the video yesterday. I'm sorry, guys. A lot of people agree the Bucks are screwing this up. Now, if memory serves, Colin likes the Bucs GM a lot, and he had done some good things previously. I'm very curious to see if this puts that guy under the spotlight. Wait, why aren't we keeping our quarterback?
- [30:35]
Jason McIntyre
Well, look, I mean, they missed the playoffs last year. It was on a tiebreaker. But you've pointed out the division is not exactly a powerhouse. Yeah, they could easily win that division this year.
- [30:46]
Rachel Nichols
I mean, Atlanta quarterback, that's not the ceiling they want. We want to win the Super Bowl. Well, as Rachel likes to say, hey, not everybody's winning the championship every year. One team, you know, one, one, everyone else.
- [30:58]
Jason McIntyre
All right, let's get back to the NBA. The Lakers, as we've been talking about for the last few weeks, clearly have Transitioned now from LeBron to Luka Doncic. Front office made a ton of roster moves around Luka. And another piece of the Luka puzzle is going to click into place later in the summer. He's going to host the whole roster in Slovenia. Little four day informal minicamp workouts, golf tourism, bonding. We see this with QBs and receivers sometimes. Right. Aaron Rodgers took his guys to Wyoming for dude ranch. Right. And we've seen it in the NBA, too. We've seen guys take trips to the Caribbean, things like that. Slovenia is further afield than usual.
- [31:39]
Rachel Nichols
Do you think these help?
- [31:40]
Jason McIntyre
Do you think this makes a difference with teams?
- [31:42]
Rachel Nichols
I'll say yes, but let me. I'll say yes. Let me ask you, Rachel, if LeBron's still on the roster, is Luka doing this?
- [31:49]
Jason McIntyre
I did think about that as sort of like, well, why is he doing it this year instead of last year? Last year was. I mean, last year was his first full season with the team. He got traded in the last third of the season before. So I think he was just getting his bearings last summer. If LeBron was still on the team, I could see him maybe doing this. There were LeBron Go between LeBron and Luka. I do want to stress that that just didn't happen.
- [32:12]
Rachel Nichols
Yeah, no, no, no. I'm not saying there were any.
- [32:13]
Jason McIntyre
Yeah, so.
- [32:14]
Rachel Nichols
But I wonder. LeBron would probably be like, sorry, I'm going to golf. You know, organize.
- [32:20]
Jason McIntyre
Luca says there's golf for this.
- [32:22]
Rachel Nichols
Oh, there is golf.
- [32:23]
Jason McIntyre
So. So LeBron might show up if there is golf. I don't know. I mean, LeBron was golfing in Europe this summer. We saw that earlier in the season with the 2016 Cavs. I don't know if it would have happened if LeBron was still on the team, but I think it does say something, that Luke is doing it. You know, look, on a Tuesday night in February in Memphis, are they thinking like, man, he did take his to Slovenia? I don't know. But I do think that in those little possible miscommunications between teammates, you know, Aaron Rogers said it with his, you know, talk at camp earlier this week. He said, look, it just. It helps with a little. You understand a guy, maybe you know where he's coming from. Maybe you're not as quick to take offense I don't know. You've been high on the Lakers roster.
- [32:59]
Rachel Nichols
I was going to ask. I was going to flip it on you. A, are The Lakers winning 50 games? They won 53 last year. B, are the Lakers hosting a first round playoff series?
- [33:07]
Jason McIntyre
I think they will. I think that. Here's the thing that is interesting. I think there will be some easier wins in the west this year because you don't have as many good teams. We had a big migration. The east has a lot more stars. Night to night. Those wins are going to be harder to come by in the West. I think you're going to pick up some more easy wins. There won't be tanking teams necessarily because of the way the rules changed, but there are teams that are rebuilding. So I think that you will have some wins where those win totals will go up a little bit. But at the very top of the west, obviously it's tougher. I wouldn't put them in the top two, that's for sure. But I think anywhere from three to five is, is, is a easy win for the West.
- [33:47]
Rachel Nichols
It is weird. I, I don't want to give Adam Silver credit for this, but there is a lot more balance throughout the league. I mean, the east is, you could argue, 11 deep. The West, I mean, the Blazers are not a, a, a layup. Okay, that, that's a youngish team now injecting a Dame Lillard for veteran leadership. The Jazz are very young. These teams, they're not going to be as good as the thunderous spurs, but they're going to play hard. They haven't gotten any. They haven't won anything.
- [34:10]
Jason McIntyre
I mean, look at all those teams. You have stars on all of those teams or at least big names on a lot of those teams. Phoenix, you can give Adam Silver credit. You can give owners credit. I don't need that idea. The idea was, look, the idea, the idea was give us a hard cap because we want to, you know, kind of police ourselves on spending so much money. That was the idea. However, a in intended consequence of that idea was also, hey, obviously, if you have more fan bases who feel they're in it, if you have more fan bases who get to celebrate a championship, that's a good thing. And it is a good thing. I also like dynasties. I feel like being able to have dynasties pop off is also a good thing. I like teams to be able to keep players, especially their homegrown players. That's a good thing. So maybe this has been a bit of an overcorrection. It's hard to tell. Maybe there's a middle. There's been some talk in the league about maybe changing the cap rules. If you did draft a player, being able to have him be worth less of your cap than just, you know, other things the way they are right now. But we'll see. For now, there's a lot of parity in the Lakers. You know, they it's been six years since they won, so maybe they're up again sometime soon. Maybe they can get into that conference finals area again.
- [35:17]
Rachel Nichols
We'll have to see Rachel with the news. Well, that's the news, and thanks for stopping by the Herd lie news all right, guys, first time head coach Jesse Minter this week met with the media and said, hey, Lamar Jackson's the best player in the NFL. Well, I'm ranking the top 10 quarterbacks now. I know Cowherd did this recently and I we have an honorable mention section for some of his guys. That's next year on the Herd. Be sure to catch live editions of the Herd, weekdays at noon Eastern, 9am Pacific on Fox Sports Radio, FS1, and
- [35:51]
Colin Cowherd
the iHeartRadio app Alienware's back to School Events the perfect time to score the top gaming gear with incredible features in Intel Core processors to go beyond performance, save big on gaming desktops, laptops and more. Start your Alienware journey with the Alienware 15 gaming laptop featuring Intel Core processors smoothly game live stream and multitask for hours on end. Plus play through every game exactly how you want with customizable Alien FX lighting across your Alienware ecosystem, creating your very own gaming profile and more. Finally, pair your incredibly smooth gaming experience and immersive visuals and sound by saving on sleek Alienware monitors, headsets and more. This limited time sale awaits you now@alienware.com deals. That's alienware.com deals this episode brought to you by Verizon Business. When we watch the World cup, we focus on the stars, the players, the coaches, the matches. But here's what's fascinating. What does it take to make an event this big actually work? The World cup from FIFA isn't just the biggest ever. It's also the most technologically complex. 104 matches, 16 stadiums, 3 countries. Think about that. That's not just a sporting event. That's one of the biggest logistical and technological challenges in the world. And with billions of people watching, there's no room for error. But for Verizon Business, that's another day with private 5G networks in every stadium, more than 80,000 miles of fiber, end to end security Verizon business is powering FIFA's World Cup. If Verizon business can do that, imagine what they can do for your business. Visit verizon.com powering FIFAWorldCup now to learn more. Now more than ever, Americans need a laugh. Enter the Super Troopers to the rescue. Vermont's finest and most shockingly offensive mustachioed highway patrol officers return to the big screen in Super Troopers 3. More pullover pranks. More over the top shenanigans than ever. The latest installment of the cult comic comedy classic Rod Farva is the wildly over the top Indian engagement to Thorny Sister spirals out of control. Debauchery, bachelor parties, a wedding that Thorny's desperate to stop, and a dangerous drug smuggling ring all threaten the troops. Friendship and future. Fill your liter of cola, grab your buds and roll up to the multiplex for Super Troopers 3. Only in theaters August 7th. Get tickets? Meow. For any small business owner, there's a moment when you realize the next hire could be the difference between staying busy and actually growing. The challenge is finding the right person without wasting time sorting through candidates who aren't the right fit. That's where Indeed Sponsored Jobs comes in, where a workplace chaos hits and you need somebody who can step in and make a difference. This is a job for Sponsored Jobs. It helps you put your job in front of candidates who match the criteria that matter most to you, whether it's skills, experience, certifications, or location. And you're certainly not alone in using Indeed. Join the 3.3 million employers worldwide that use Indeed to connect with quality talent and that fits their needs. That's millions of businesses turning to Indeed to help solve hiring challenges and find people who can drive results. Spend less time searching, more time actually interviewing candidates who check all the boxes. Less stress, less time, more results. Get your $75 sponsored job credit today@ Indeed.com podcast. Terms and conditions apply. Hiring now then, this is a job for Indeed Sponsored Jobs.
- [39:17]
Rachel Nichols
We'll start with honorable mention. But before we get to that, just a quick thing. Hey, what is a top 10 quarterback? These are the guys I would take right now. Now I do need to say I'm not Mr. Hey, Jaden. Jaden Daniels had an amazing rookie year. You got to put him in the top 10. We did that with C.J. stroud. Remember that? He was really good. Got to the playoffs. Oh, He's a top 10 quarterback. Let's just see a little more. And we haven't Jayden Daniels. Everybody wanted to do that. Although he's amazing top 10. Can we see a little more? He gets hurt. Like this kind of thing happens all the time. The newest guy is Drake May. Oh my gosh. Runner up MVP was so amazing. I need to, I need to say a little more, guys. I'm not going to get giddy over one season. So here we go. Top 10 quarterbacks in the NFL. We're going to start with honorable mention. Are you ready? Starting honorable mention, Trevor Lawrence. I did not see a lot of greatness with a lot of bad coaching. Then he gets Liam Cohen and Trevor Lawrence is now in my honorable mention. Lawrence is going to be good. I think you've got a strong case for top 10. I did not have him in there. I need to see another year with Cohen to make sure he is a superstar. I've got Drake May getting honorable mention now again. A lot of people are going to lose their minds. He almost won the mvp. Guys, that was one season all the stars aligned. Hey man, anybody could be great for a playoff run. Sam Darnold last season. Can I see it for more than a season though? With Drake May just. That's all I'm asking. I'm not saying he won't be top 10 next year. I just need to see more than a season. Okay, besides Drake May, we're going to go Caleb Williams and I know Colin has him like top five guys. Caleb Williams was awesome in the clutch six fourth quarter comebacks. He was Mr. Mr. Comeback making all the throws. Paired with Ben Johnson. Amazing. We saw him before Ben Johnson got there. How was Caleb Williams? Oh, I don't know what we got here. Okay, so if we're being honest, I need to see another year of Caleb and Ben Johnson to make the list. And finally Dak Prescott also makes honorable mention. He was probably my number 11 because he's done it for a long time. He's really, really good. But somebody can't make the list. All right, here we go. Number 10 top quarterbacks in the NFL. We are starting off with Jared Goff. Mr. Consistency hasn't missed a game in four seasons. If I'm lining up for a game today and it's indoors, Jared Goff is definitely high on the list. He's a high accuracy quarterback. He does it. He's not mobile, which is why he's 10 and not higher. But Jared Goff, all he does is find open receivers. Great with Ben Johnson system and actually played really well last year. Injuries are what got him. So golf is 10. Number nine, Brock Purdy. But Jason, he was hurt last year. Okay. He missed eight games. Got it. He. He's perceived as a dink and dunk guy because he's not huge. Just an FYI, he has the highest yards per attempt of any starting quarterback in NFL history. That's Brock Purdy throwing the ball down the field. The argument against him is he's in Shanahan's offense, but, I mean, I don't. What do you want me to do? Do you want me to put him in a bad offense and see. Do you want me to put him with some of. Some of the guys we're about to see on this list in their offense? And then maybe he's got problems, but as a processor and success rate, epa, Brock Purdy grades out high on all those. So I've got a ninth number eight, Jordan Love. I continue to be very high on Jordan Love. He has had some slow starts in his career, but how about this? In December and January, 24 TDs and four picks. Some of this is LaFleur, who's a very good coach, but Jordan Love, he can make all the throws. He's mobile enough. If he were more mobile, he'd be higher on this list. I really like Jordan Love as a quarterback. If you couldn't tell, I'm bullish on the packers this year. Number seven, super bowl mvp. Yes, Rachel. Jalen Hurts. For all the guys who say, wow, hurts can't do this, he can't do that. He doesn't throw many times a game. They don't have him throw over 30 times. Do you remember him in the super bowl against Spagnolo and the Chiefs? He had 375 yards of total offense, four total touchdowns, and Wood's gonna be the MVP of that game if they had pulled off the victory. But of course, Mahomes goes down the field for the win. Jalen Hurts can do that. They just historically don't have him doing that because they're cycling through OCS every freaking year. I'm just telling you, you know, if you put Jalen Hurts in an offense with a great offensive coordinator, what is he? You swapped Jalen Hurts and Caleb Williams. Tell me, where are we different on Jalen Hurts? So, again, he hasn't had a great offensive mind yet that stuck around because anybody good gets a new job. I have heard seven dual threat. I love the guy. I think he's a winner. All right, let's go to number six. This is the one Rachel had some beef with earlier, Justin Herbert. Yes. He's got zero playoff wins. I get it. But again, when I'm looking at quarterbacks. I'm looking in totality, okay? Playoff wins are like a team stat. Okay? Justin Herbert. Go look at the off the history of offensive coordinators whose calling is placed. I think you could argue he's been held back by some weak offensive coordinators. And now he gets Mike McDaniel. And this will be the true test where I believe we'll see Justin Herbert. I think he's as mobile as almost any quarterback in the league. And some of these numbers guys, since entering the NFL, top five in touchdown passes. He's had four different head coaches in six seasons. He had one of the worst offensive lines in the league last year. We haven't even seem close to the best of Justin Herbert. He's at six. Number five, Matthew Stafford, the oldest guy on this list by a mile, but won the MVP last year. Now this is another one where people are going to say, well, he's got McVay, he's got Puka, he's got Devonte Adams. What did he do in Detroit? Well, actually, I would say go look at the numbers in Detroit. He kept that sad sack franchise afloat. He was tremendous. Then you put him in a turbocharged McVeigh offense and it's like, oh, that's right, he's elite. He's one of the best quarterbacks in the league. Now, again, not in the top four here because he's not very mobile, but Stafford can make every throw. Highest graded passer in the NFL last season. And again, for people who want to say, well, Caleb can do this, Drake can do that, we've got like 15 years of data on Matt Stafford being very, very good. I need to see more than 16 or 20 games from those guys. All right, now the top four should be obvious. The order is the only question. Joe Burrow, I mean, what can you say about the guy other than, you know, Joe Burrow's a superstar in this league. If he had a great head coach, and I know Zach Taylor comes from the McVeigh tree. I mean, we're talking about a guy who probably is on a Hall of Fame track if he's not already. We're talking about Joe Burrow, who. Oh my gosh, is this real? All time leader in the NFL? And completion percentage and completions per game. Why is he throwing that many times? Because the defense stinks and can't stop a nosebleed. Joe Burrow can make every throw in the book. Great scrambler, great at the line of scrimmage, Great audibleing. He's had good playoff Runs. There's nothing this guy can't do except stay healthy. Joe Burrow for me, number four. Now the top three are going to cost a little consternation. Patrick Mahomes is number three. News flash for the advanced stats nerds. Last three years, nobody better at EPA success rate than Patrick Mahomes. The guy is a magician. One of the great quarterbacks in NFL history. Well, Jay, why is he only three on your list? And I did take him down just a peg from the top two because he wasn't healthy and he's coming off a major injury. So this is my top 10 quarterbacks heading into the season. Mahomes is probably going to be fine. You know, he's my new bff. We were hanging out earlier this summer, you know, for like seven minutes. I think Mahomes is exactly what you want in a quarterback if you're building one in the lab. It's pretty much a combo of these top three guys. Patrick Mahomes for me is number three. Number two, we're going to Lamar Jackson again. Another guy coming off an injury, not as severe obviously as Mahomes, but. But the two time MVP guys is unbelievable. And I wonder if we were doing this list and let's say, I don't know, Mark Andrews caught a two point conversion in the playoffs or Zay Flowers didn't fumble at the goal line. Are the narratives different around Lamar Jackson? I don't think he's been amazing in the playoffs, but he hasn't been atrocious. And other players, small, tiny gaffes. If not, is Lamar been in a Super Bowl? I mean he is unbelievable. And again, this is heading into the season. I'm very bullish on the Ravens and Lamar Jackson and for me the number one quarterback in the NFL right now is Josh Allen. I think he's exactly what you want. Size, arm strength, toughness. There's really nothing left to say about Josh Allen except for he needs to make a Super Bowl. Six straight seasons with at least a playoff win, longest streak in the NFL. He's ranked one or two in total touchdowns each of the last five seasons. Going from a defensive coach to Joe Brady. We'll see. Still hasn't had in the last two seasons really that elite number one receiver. And again, I like to play this game. I don't know if you guys do. If you put Josh Allen in Andy Reid's hands the way Mahomes has had him is what? How good is Josh Allen like that. I think that's a real conversation that needs to be had now Jesse Minter had an interesting quote talking about Lamar Jackson. Take a listen. Lamar is incredible. Again, best player in the league. When he's out there and he's, you know, obviously really engaged like he is, he makes everybody on the field better. So he makes the offense better, he makes the defense better. For having to defend that type of, of player, all he's got to do is be himself. That's, that's what he's proven that he is over the course of time. I do think sometimes when you know you're trying to learn new things, like it really energizes you because you know that there's like a requirement to get where you want to get between now and the game. So I just appreciate the way he's gone about his business. Okay, so I want to bring in Rachel here. When Colin did his, I kind of tore it apart. And I expect you to do the same. I do want to just say so top 10 open opens the door to. What the hell does that mean? This is not a resume. This is not what you just did last season. For me, I prefer like a three season sample size, which is why Jaden Daniels gets dinged. Drake, may I just. I think that's fair.
- [50:06]
Jason McIntyre
I think that is totally fair. By the way, Jesse Minter, this is the second or third time we played that quote this week. It's like, sounds like a guy who knows his predecessor got fired by the quarterback. Ooh, that's good in the NFL. Look, I think with your top guys, right, I don't think you can put it down to coaching. If he had this coach, if he had that coach. Josh Allen has had turnover problems. That's not a coaching thing. Right? That's not. Oh, if he had Andy Reid and that, I'm not sure I would put him right at the top there. After what happened in the playoffs last year. They lost the playoff game largely because of him. He took the blame afterward and I thought that that was appropriate. He turned the ball over multiple times. You cannot do that at that level, especially with the Chiefs out of it the way that they were. Finally you had a clear path and look what he did. So I'm still putting guys a little bit ahead of him. I'm going to give Patrick Mahomes more credit. I think that he, he bumps up there one at least because I do think he's going to come back fine with that, with that injury. I'm not worried about him. He's had play with the brace before, that kind of thing. And Justin Herbert man. I'm not insulting him as a person. But you are not. I am not. You are the one who keeps telling me how good Jalen hurts is.
- [51:16]
Rachel Nichols
Yeah.
- [51:17]
Jason McIntyre
Why isn't Jalen hurts above Justin Herbert?
- [51:20]
Rachel Nichols
I think as a runner they're probably about equal. Obviously Hertz and the tush push, you know, short yardage stuff. But as a thrower, I give Herbert the edge over Hertz. I like Hertz a lot, but I give Herbert the edge over her. That, that would be why for me
- [51:34]
Jason McIntyre
I would have to see it from Justin Herbert this year. Everything has been done for him at this point. He's got the excellent head coach, he's got that offense around him that is strong. He may now redid the offensive line completely. He's got who I think and I think you think is one of the elite OCS in the game. It's time Justin Herbert.
- [51:53]
Rachel Nichols
Would you have Herbert in the top 10?
- [51:55]
Jason McIntyre
I would but, but probably further down. I put him closer, maybe between Purdy
- [51:59]
Rachel Nichols
and golf and Jaden Daniels.
- [52:01]
Jason McIntyre
Jaden Daniels, he might sneak into my top 10. But you know that's, that's biased. I think he was set up, not set up to fail. But we knew last season season wasn't going to be as good. This season should be better.
- [52:11]
Rachel Nichols
All right, coming up next, it's getting bad to worse for the 49ers and I got a trade to help the Chicago Bears.
- [52:21]
Colin Cowherd
Plans can be a maybe for people with chronic migraine 15 or more headache days a month, each lasting four hours or more. Botox Onobotulinum toxin A prevents headaches in adults with chronic migraine. It's not for those with 14 or fewer headache days a month. It Prevents on average 8 to 9 headache days a month versus 6 to 7 for placebo. Prescription Botox is injected by your doctor. Botox effects may spread hours to weeks after injection causing serious symptoms. Alert your doctor right away as trouble swallowing, speaking, breathing, eye problems or muscle weakness can be signs of a life threatening condition. Those with these conditions before injection are at highest risk. Side effects may include allergic reactions like rash, breathing problems, dizziness, neck and injection site pain and headache. Don't receive Botox if there's a skin infection. Tell your doctor your medical history, muscle or nerve conditions like als, Myasthenia gravis or Lambert Eaton syndrome and medicines like botulinum toxins which may increase the risk of serious side effects. Make a plan and ask your doctor about Botox. Visit botoxchronicmigraine.com or call 1-844botox this episode brought to you by Verizon Business the World cup from FIFA isn't just the biggest ever, it's also the most technologically complex. 104 matches, 16 stadiums, 3 countries. But for Verizon Business, that's another day with private 5G networks in every stadium, more than 80,000 miles of fiber, end to end security. Verizon business is powering FIFA's World Cup. If Verizon Business can do that, imagine what they can do for your business. Visit verizon.com powering FIFA World cup now. To learn more, Paul Verze here, and I want to talk to you about
- [54:14]
Rachel Nichols
Paul's best podcast, Will Ferrell's Big Money Players Network and iHeartRadio. I sit down each week with a special guest and we discuss the absolute best of things Davidson. It's that and then there's everything else.
- [54:27]
Colin Cowherd
Dude, life has sounded like the first drop of a roller coaster.
- [54:30]
Rachel Nichols
Just like Mark Norman.
- [54:32]
Colin Cowherd
I mean, I can't even tell you,
- [54:33]
Rachel Nichols
Paul, how crazy it was. It was insane. Listen to Paul's best podcast on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.
- [54:42]
Colin Cowherd
If you're spending time outside, it's important to know the potential risks of skin cancer. Non melanoma skin cancers, or NMSCs, including basal cell carcinoma and cutaneous squamous cell carcinoma are common in the US and can become adv harder to treat if left undetected. Our sponsor, Regeneron, is raising awareness about advanced NMSCs. Learn more and take the pledge to see a dermatologist annually at let'sgetrealaboutskincancer. Com.
- [55:12]
Rachel Nichols
This is an iHeart podcast. Guaranteed Human.