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  • Julian Edelman played for the New England Patriots for 12 years, and so of course Colin Cowherd invited the former NFL player onto The Herd to discuss the decline of Bill Belichick's patriots. The much respected coach has now suffered two of the worse losses of his career back-to-back and Edelman expounds on what he thinks is missing, or if Mac Jones is truly to blame. They also discuss the success of Brock Purdy in San Francisco, and why the 49ers QB is the real deal. Plus, Russell Wilson and the Denver Broncos are 1-4, and Edelman tells Colin if Russ is doing enough to elevate the team.
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  • @TheHerdOnFS1
    @TheHerdOnFS1  Рік тому +13

    Watch Number One College Football Show with RJ Young: foxs.pt/no1showrj

  • @hughmaxwell8143
    @hughmaxwell8143 Рік тому +249

    Notice how Edelman makes extremely insightful comments about everybody without badmouthing anybody. Total class guy.

    • @scruffd0g193
      @scruffd0g193 Рік тому +10

      So true, Edelman is a good dude.

    • @bosmith1820
      @bosmith1820 Рік тому

      yeah what if Mario Cristobal's end game coaching was brought up. Would he be all warm and fuzzy then?

    • @austinking9912
      @austinking9912 Рік тому +2

      Unlike JMac and his childish slander

    • @jackdriscoll8387
      @jackdriscoll8387 Рік тому +2

      he definitely bad mouthed nkeal harry in this video 😂😂😂

    • @xxxnyb
      @xxxnyb Рік тому +1

      @@jackdriscoll8387that’s because he deserves it. Nkeal was the biggest draft bust in nfl history

  • @LOLINC2010
    @LOLINC2010 Рік тому +277

    Julian Edelman is so easy to listen to. No fake smile, no trying to impress with long, multi-syllabic words, no filler words that waste time. He just gets to the point in an honest easy manner that is really nice to listen to. I'm a fan.

    • @rockjm9876543210
      @rockjm9876543210 Рік тому +14

      Lmao you ain't got to hate on folks with a big vocabulary, but I get what you mean. He's easy to listen to.

    • @NotKD35
      @NotKD35 Рік тому +7

      Hey.. you’re right. some of those guys trying to up their vocabulary for the camera 😂.. makes me start laughing because they just try too hard

    • @edkiely2712
      @edkiely2712 Рік тому

      ​@rockjm9876543210 Exactly! As if having a diverse and developed vocabulary is something to be ashamed about. Maybe it's a reflection of just how dumbed-down the masses have become by mass-media, Hollywood, and K-12 schooling. Guys like this clown want to go back to primitive tribal grunting!😂

    • @confirmedl6901
      @confirmedl6901 Рік тому

      @@NotKD35acho comes to mind

  • @asmrpadawan9432
    @asmrpadawan9432 Рік тому +485

    Glad to see Edelman get so much love from the general NFL. He was always so knowledgeable, likable, and always keeps things fun! Glad his analyst career is growing

    • @Money_era
      @Money_era Рік тому +14

      Yeah he’s just one of those guys a person could listen to speak football all day.

    • @johnmccann1960
      @johnmccann1960 Рік тому +5

      Well said.

    • @ThomasHoffDE
      @ThomasHoffDE Рік тому +6

      same here - looove him. awesome takes - honest, confident and funny when appropriate

    • @kingarcy36
      @kingarcy36 10 місяців тому

      He played QB most former QBs get it

  • @bryanmahoney3434
    @bryanmahoney3434 Рік тому +274

    Julian Edelman is another brilliant mind that continuously teaches me about football. One of the best guests on this show

  • @egorkou15
    @egorkou15 Рік тому +156

    One of the best guests on the show. Keep it coming Colin, you have been killing it, Last year it was Sean, this year Edelman

  • @kevinbrennan-ji1so
    @kevinbrennan-ji1so Рік тому +171

    Edelman is exactly on the mark on three things - 1) The Niners are a team full of players that love the game 2) The Niners better be careful not to peak too early. 3) Health is the key for them at season's end. 2 & 3, everybody says. Not many folks pay enough attention to 1.

    • @nicoparise-jc5fs
      @nicoparise-jc5fs Рік тому +2

      Niners have been here before, they’re not gonna peek at all early. They haven’t played their best yet!!!

    • @travisoshea
      @travisoshea Рік тому +1

      @@nicoparise-jc5fsagreed.

    • @ABAYBAZ
      @ABAYBAZ Рік тому +1

      Niners ain’t losing a game if CMC plays 17 games.

    • @Black____
      @Black____ Рік тому +1

      @@ABAYBAZ
      The odds of him playing 17?

    • @ABAYBAZ
      @ABAYBAZ Рік тому

      @@Black____ It’s tough bro. Niners are a competent organization but when you miss 20+ games in two seasons the worry is always there

  • @plato411
    @plato411 Рік тому +153

    colin you've been killing it this year with the people coming on, good job.

    • @billymanziel5666
      @billymanziel5666 Рік тому +7

      People have been coming on Colin for years, only the best come on Colin. It’s actually crazy how many athletes have come on Colin Cowherd.

    • @jagz6794
      @jagz6794 Рік тому +6

      Make coming on Colin great again.....

    • @michaelr3583
      @michaelr3583 Рік тому +2

      his producers actually do the booking

    • @jagz6794
      @jagz6794 Рік тому

      @@michaelr3583 Wait, are you saying that Colin has no influence over who comes on the show?

    • @michaelr3583
      @michaelr3583 Рік тому +2

      @@jagz6794 He probably just gives the emperors thumbs up or thumbs down

  • @PattyTheBaddy
    @PattyTheBaddy Рік тому +65

    Love having Edelman on the show

  • @NeoSoulCrew
    @NeoSoulCrew Рік тому +96

    The Pats are missing leaders like Edelman.

    • @pete6705
      @pete6705 Рік тому +5

      Even Mathew Slater is feeling dejected right now. The mood in that locker room must be horrible

  • @thekillers1stfan
    @thekillers1stfan Рік тому +13

    Edelnut killed this interview. He should be the co-host at this point in Colin's career

  • @Jasper79598
    @Jasper79598 Рік тому +6

    Honestly one of the best interviews I’ve seen.

  • @Mooseman327
    @Mooseman327 Рік тому +50

    Football is all about the line play. No offensive line, no offense. No defensive line, no defense. It starts and ends there.

    • @hokeywolf3416
      @hokeywolf3416 Рік тому +2

      But every other position is a close second.

    • @ABAYBAZ
      @ABAYBAZ Рік тому +3

      @@hokeywolf3416every other position is tied for 2nd.

    • @lawrencegenedavid2288
      @lawrencegenedavid2288 Рік тому +4

      Eagles and 49ers have two of the best lines on both sides…they’re a combined 10-0.

    • @rickbrenner6079
      @rickbrenner6079 Рік тому +1

      I agree that the O-line & D-line are the most crucial positions to a team’s overall success. However, I will say that when a team is spoiled with an All-Time great QB like a Brady or a Peyton Manning, these great QBs have the ability to hide some of their O-line’s weaknesses because of how great they are at making quick, accurate decisions with the football. Case in point. Look at the Colts that season where Peyton missed the whole season due to injury. With Peyton, the Colts were pretty much 13-3 or 12-4 every season (with the exception of Peyton’s rookie season). For a team to go from a consistent 12-4 (or 13-3) the previous 8 or 9 seasons to 1-15, just because they are missing ONE player, tells me that if that player happens to be an All-Time great QB, then for that particular team, the QB position leapfrogs the linemen as being the “most crucial” position (for that particular team’s overall success).
      Let’s also say, hypothetically, after Tom Brady’s first 10 seasons with the Patriots (midway through Brady’s career), Bill Belichick was given an ultimatum by Kraft that Bill had to choose between keeping Brady versus keeping all 5 of their starting offensive lineman (all 5 of whom were perennial Pro-Bowl selections), Bill would keep Tom and take his chances on building a new O-line, as opposed to keeping his 5 All-Pro offensive lineman and having to find a QB to replace Tom. And I believe ANY head coach would make the same decision and choose to keep Tom over keeping all 5 All-Pro starting offensive linemen.

  • @Mitch_Feral
    @Mitch_Feral Рік тому +18

    Say this for Bill: his track record on drafting and signing guys who win and then become excellent analysts is very high.

  • @rpfifferling
    @rpfifferling Рік тому +15

    Julian Edelman is "my guy" and favorite player of all time. Delighted to see him transition to sports analysis and (no surprise) master it and make it his own style. Collin, you can have him come in once a week, and get the "11 bump" in your viewership!

  • @alexanderritter1522
    @alexanderritter1522 Рік тому +13

    Edleman was a great guest today. I like his belicheck take and his one on what purdy is asked to do and his arm post surgery. Also his insight on the three hour monday meetings with belicheck and tom

  • @RetrievingSearain
    @RetrievingSearain Рік тому +26

    this man is a national treasure.

  • @will4486
    @will4486 Рік тому +8

    Edelman for NFL and Klatt for college are quickly becoming my two faves for analysis, down to earth and very knowledgeable, come with strong takes not hot takes and appropriate skepticism, no yelling or arguing. That’s the good stuff

  • @mikeevans7381
    @mikeevans7381 Рік тому +90

    Why do people keep saying that Brady didn't have a great arm? Yes he did one of the best deep ball thrower's ever. And I'm a Raiders fan. 🤔🇺🇸

    • @Mattaga
      @Mattaga Рік тому +28

      His arm got much stronger over the years. His first few years, it was relatively weak, but it didn’t matter because he was accurate and made the right choices.

    • @KevinSmith-fo1sf
      @KevinSmith-fo1sf Рік тому +8

      Same i always though he have a very good and Strong deep ball and i like it

    • @kargetina
      @kargetina Рік тому +35

      Because that was the narrative in the early aughts when Manning was throwing to Reggie Wayne, Marvin Harrison and Dallas Clark, while Brady was throwing to Troy Brown, David Givens and David Patten. When Belichick actually got him a deep threat in Moss, Brady was throwing bombs every game. A strong arm is what makes those thread-the-needle passes work, which was Brady's bread and butter.
      The vast majority of NFL fans can't think with their own heads, they hear a narrative and run with it for the rest of their lives, despite clear evidence to the contrary.

    • @bismuthproject1
      @bismuthproject1 Рік тому +20

      Brady has a cannon this narrative was always bs

    • @stephanea5364
      @stephanea5364 Рік тому +14

      Because people are dumb and always try to belittle Brady.

  • @claudecouture2607
    @claudecouture2607 Рік тому +38

    Belichick in 10 seasons of coaching without Tom Brady: 79-88 record, including 42-41 at home and 31-64 vs .500 teams, 7 losing seasons, 0 Division titles.
    Belichick with Tom Brady: 219-64 and 6 SB titles. The fact is, with another coach, Brady would have won perhaps 7 or 8 SB for the Patriots. For example, the decision to bench Malcolm Butler just before the start of the SB against the Eagles cost them the game. Obviously, the players on the defensive team were completely distracted by the decision to bench the veteran player. Belichick is dramatically exposed since Brady left New England...

    • @murilooliveira2062
      @murilooliveira2062 Рік тому +6

      This is an assumption, not a fact…

    • @faisal1860
      @faisal1860 Рік тому +1

      ⁠​⁠@@murilooliveira2062yet Mr. Defense Belichick conceded 41 points. Not to mention the Eli manning blunders

    • @gedonckers
      @gedonckers Рік тому +3

      I get the case, but it is not the only variable. You have to look at it year by year. 2000 was his first year with the Pats, so the roster wasn't that good. 2001 Brady was just starting and the defense really carried the team, with Brady doing just enough (Raiders and Rams, e.g.). So, go like that to 2023, you will see a lot of talent turnover, some unlucky plays, some mistakes on the part of the other team (Seattle), inexplicable strategy by the opponent (Falcons), defense again won against Rams for Brady's 6th. Most years when they were offensive juggernaut, they failed to win the SB. So, you cannot look just at the record. I think Belichick did make mistakes, but he is responsible for everything around there, Brady for the offense. The culture Brady exhuded was Belichick's. It's just that Belichick needs a GM, he needs consultants who think like him, not his kids, not coaches who failed elsewhere (O'Brien, Patricia, Judge). Lombardi was a good fit there, for example.

    • @canadasugardaddysugardaddy1797
      @canadasugardaddysugardaddy1797 Рік тому

      Bill made Tom. Period. Darth Sidious is an amazing coach full of knowledge. He coached Pats to a couple of championships they had no business of winning. So let’s stop with the hate on Bill. You want to talk about a coach who hung on the coattails of his players, then look at Medicore Phil Jackson. Without Jordan, Phil would be flipping donuts

    • @fuzzbutthead8597
      @fuzzbutthead8597 Рік тому

      @@canadasugardaddysugardaddy1797 Not sure if you’re trolling, but how many championships did Jordan and Kobe win without Jackson?

  • @jckelley10
    @jckelley10 Рік тому +8

    I love to watch Julian's take on different teams. He was so successful because of his brains and his love of the game.

  • @DvnR27
    @DvnR27 Рік тому +14

    God I miss this guy on the Patriots!!! We need someone to step up and put in the work like they used too!

  • @samuelmariagomez
    @samuelmariagomez Рік тому +10

    julian edelman is going to go down as the best former athlete sports analyst in the game. he is freaking killing it

  • @dimitrytimothee1590
    @dimitrytimothee1590 Рік тому +19

    The Patriots players need to take note from Julian Edelman 💪

    • @SW-lx3lu
      @SW-lx3lu Рік тому +7

      That part. The pride, the preparation, the team first mentality - it’s just not there.

  • @rquirozsoto
    @rquirozsoto Рік тому +20

    Edelman is such an awesome human being

  • @MikeM-xc2ip
    @MikeM-xc2ip Рік тому +8

    Edelman should be a hall of famer. Second to Jerry Rice in all playoff statistics

  • @yourguidetorights3909
    @yourguidetorights3909 Рік тому +33

    As a PatFan since 1960. Jules is one of my favorite Patriots. Loved the way he played and love his commentary now. He should be in the HOF one day. A 7th round pick to go on and be a 3 time SB winner and a SB MVP. Colin need to keep him as a guest.

    • @smithyamiami
      @smithyamiami Рік тому

      Yeah, put him in the HOF with all of the other average WRs.

    • @MGB18
      @MGB18 Рік тому

      @@smithyamiami: Jules an "average WR"? GTFOH!

    • @slimetime3270
      @slimetime3270 Рік тому

      No he shouldn’t be in the HOF, maybe patriots HOF but not the NFL

    • @MGB18
      @MGB18 Рік тому +1

      @@slimetime3270: It's called the "Pro Football Hall of Fame", not the NFL hall of fame. LOL.
      Be that as it may, Jules isn't a first ballot, but he should most definitely be considered for the HOF. He was a key player in 3 World Championships, and named MVP for one of them. Not to mention, he was one of the NFL's most productive postseason receivers. He ranks third in postseason receiving yards and receptions, and he holds Super Bowl records for punt returns.

    • @xxepictmacxx5567
      @xxepictmacxx5567 Рік тому +1

      @@MGB18 Why should be be in the hall of fame. 6000 career receiving yards, 36 Receiving TD'S. Those aren't hall of fame numbers. He also has zero pro bowls or all pros. He was never the best in the league at his position. He only had 3 1,000 yard seasons. Look if he starts getting in then we need to consider who is getting left out. Greg Jennings should be a hall of famer if Julian gets voted in. I don't think Jennings should be close but if Julian gets in it becomes a debate. There is a good chance in the next year or two Devante parker has better career numbers than Julian Edelman. In no way should he be enshrined. It would cheapen the hall of fame's standards. It would start looking more like the basketball hall of fame.

  • @expansivegymnast1020
    @expansivegymnast1020 Рік тому +3

    Edelman is an amazing guest. Him and Mark Sanchez are my favorites. Get him on more.

  • @ChristianValentine
    @ChristianValentine Рік тому +2

    Julian still doing his thing! Appreciate that guy!

  • @briankeane6691
    @briankeane6691 Рік тому +14

    Nkeal Harry is the first that comes to mind. Wise words Edelman

    • @noonan395
      @noonan395 Рік тому +3

      He was Awful! Hurt all the time too !

    • @swilliams2628
      @swilliams2628 Рік тому

      The stud wire ours they passed on for that guy is crazy. Samuel, AJ Brown, Metcalf.

  • @hoovesandpawsanimalrescue
    @hoovesandpawsanimalrescue Рік тому +5

    Love me some Edelman. He played much bigger, faster and stronger than he was built.

  • @jamesdemaio265
    @jamesdemaio265 Рік тому +7

    Loved Edelman he was mister reliable for the Pat's and one of the Best WR we every had in New England and in the league.

  • @bladeaddison3189
    @bladeaddison3189 Рік тому +12

    You signed two guys from Miami who were let walk because they couldn’t separate. (Parker and Gesicki). They are really doing an injustice to Mac.

    • @SW-lx3lu
      @SW-lx3lu Рік тому +5

      Agree. No one here is saying Mac is a special talent, but he’s a capable qb with a team around him and there’s evidence of it at Alabama and his first year in the nfl, including a near comeback win against Brady his rookie year under McDaniels. Discussing San Francisco in the same conversation is a joke to me. Brock executes and it’s impressive, but he executes in an environment that is set up for him to succeed on every single level with talent, some of the best in the league, and coaching that is QB centered. The patriots have the worst in the league on most levels, and Mac Jones is set up to fail and punished for not making magic happen and overcoming failures at every stage. Brock wouldn’t look the same if he played in New England, Tua would already be back on IR.

    • @ABAYBAZ
      @ABAYBAZ Рік тому +1

      They went to the playoffs in 2021 with McDaniel as OC. The polayers are there they just need an OC

    • @REALJayDOTWill
      @REALJayDOTWill Рік тому +1

      Gesecki was actually good in Miami, Tua just doesn't really throw it to the tight end and you didn't need him if you were going to stack the deck at WR.

  • @johnryanbodker
    @johnryanbodker Рік тому +3

    Literally right before he said I sound like Belichick, I was thinking, man this guy is starting to sound a lot like Bill.

  • @KasFromMass
    @KasFromMass Рік тому +4

    Brady said he’d retired when he sucked, but he still today could make and win a play off game.

  • @DeCurtaRican
    @DeCurtaRican Рік тому +8

    Russ to the Patriots for Mac Jones (to Denver). Stidham gets promoted to starter, Jones becomes his backup, and Russ gets to play for a coach who truly loves his game and appreciates him.
    The Patriots need to swing some other trades.

    • @freshcookies
      @freshcookies Рік тому +1

      Yes! Said this months ago and caught heat on Patriots social media pages, Russ has had problems in Denver but I think he would do well in the Patriots organization where he fits in with the culture a little bit more. He has to be more accessible to his teammates tho

  • @drdrew4457
    @drdrew4457 Рік тому +5

    love julian edelman approach to the questions...he should be in the hall of fame from the catch he made in the super bowl vs falcons😎

  • @patrickmcguire7929
    @patrickmcguire7929 Рік тому +1

    Great segment !! This guy was clutch! When needed & nice to hear fresh (from the NFL) guy's opinions. He could end up a great analyst too🤷🏻‍♂..

  • @tamerikaanoriginal6581
    @tamerikaanoriginal6581 Рік тому +1

    Edle Nutz is the best new voice in sports I'm glad he made this move after football

  • @trojanesc
    @trojanesc Рік тому +1

    Excellent interview

  • @ppumpkin3282
    @ppumpkin3282 Рік тому +7

    Me too, I still can't figure out Bill letting Jacoby Meyers go.

    • @dimitrytimothee1590
      @dimitrytimothee1590 Рік тому

      Myers sucks

    • @Pavlosvalaes
      @Pavlosvalaes Рік тому

      I think Belicheck never forgave him for that stupid lateral that cost us the game. Wish he could’ve though

  • @jeffreykamke
    @jeffreykamke Рік тому +3

    Julian is world class on field and off at an analyst

  • @bigdeboatl23
    @bigdeboatl23 Рік тому +20

    Never forget Cowherd said that the Panthers would win the south....

    • @wolfgineer9340
      @wolfgineer9340 Рік тому +3

      Ill give you 1 million if u give sports opinions for 3 hours, 5 times a week, 50 weeks a year and not be wrong at least 10 times in terrible ways.
      750 hours a year, for years

    • @tylernelson3343
      @tylernelson3343 Рік тому

      Bigdeboatl23 Colin probably finds a clever way to get around that one

  • @vinigunner94
    @vinigunner94 Рік тому +5

    Edelnut is a class act !

  • @alioucisse1548
    @alioucisse1548 Рік тому +13

    Julian is a smart guy. He should try coaching.

    • @moheganson
      @moheganson Рік тому +2

      Especially considering how many concussions he got. Iron man 💪🏻

    • @tomtalley2192
      @tomtalley2192 Рік тому

      Julian couldn’t take the pay cut.

  • @DeCurtaRican
    @DeCurtaRican Рік тому +3

    From the standpoint Edelman mentions, a defensive HC can be better than an offensive one as long as there’s a great O.C. and the HC takes time to sit with his QB and teach him defenses.

  • @DDL-n2u
    @DDL-n2u Рік тому

    Vikes fan here, Edelman has quickly become one of my favorite guys to listen to. Very smart and very tough and very talented player. Good for him in his 2nd chapter.

  • @ac4185
    @ac4185 Рік тому +1

    Most OCs making their offense easier with new teams then add to it was they get more familiar with it. Bill O'Brien makes it super hard to show everyone how smart he is.

  • @wh7787
    @wh7787 Рік тому +2

    Jules could seriously consider coaching! He would definitely have the locker room, he understands the game, people, and how to motivate. Honestly think he'd succeed!

  • @jonsturd94
    @jonsturd94 Рік тому +2

    Julian gets it. On point takes all the time. He should be calling nfl or college games.

  • @dexterjankaren
    @dexterjankaren Рік тому +4

    Why Belichick didn't help Mac Jones along better is beyond me. It's like he wanted a throwback style team of defense and running and Jones just bail them out on 3rd down but he needs reps and rhythm and confidence.

  • @brooksorlando4881
    @brooksorlando4881 Рік тому +4

    N'Keal Harry was def the guy Edelman was talking about. Aaron Dobson is another, despite being a 2nd Rd pick

  • @waylonhastings
    @waylonhastings Рік тому +1

    Love hearing Julian talk football

  • @MrSabreIrons
    @MrSabreIrons Рік тому +2

    Edelman gives you the strong opinions but with more success than Sean Payton had.
    Same confidence. Bring him back!! Great guest.

  • @kidneythief6833
    @kidneythief6833 Рік тому

    Nothings better then watching Collin talk to Edelman like he’s never played played in the NFL 😂

  • @Mr4thQuarterHD
    @Mr4thQuarterHD Рік тому +20

    1:30 He’s talking about N keal Harry from training camp in 2019 everyone knew that he’s was 🗑️💩🤢🤮 from jump

  • @ChiefGore429
    @ChiefGore429 Рік тому +7

    Or bill is tanking for Caleb Williams and can go back to drafting all defense afterwards like he loves.

    • @mentionifwrong
      @mentionifwrong Рік тому +1

      Don’t think he’s Bills kind of player. Too off of the script.

  • @frapp31
    @frapp31 Рік тому +2

    If I was a pats fan I'll be grateful for all those SB wins. One or two bad years is nothing. There are teams suffering for decades.

  • @carrite
    @carrite Рік тому +3

    7:27 - "I think that Bill taught Brady differently. They had a different type of relationship where Bill taught Brady defenses. They would meet every Monday for three hours and go over the defense they were [facing]. Every week. Every Monday Bill and Brady would sit and watch film and Bill would give Brady his takes on what he thought the defense was trying to do and they probably developed a relationship. And that's what Bill's two cents went into with Brady."

  • @0ptimal
    @0ptimal Рік тому +1

    Its really apparent and amazing the impact a qb has on a teams success. A guy that can pick apart a defense, be composed and make plays when it counts. Look at stroud, that offense should be trash but its not because that dude is a baller.

  • @mgoogleuser8011
    @mgoogleuser8011 Рік тому +1

    Love how Colin doesn't let Edelman finish a sentence before cutting him off

  • @Murffly3
    @Murffly3 Рік тому

    Some station should sign Edleman quick!

  • @3321far
    @3321far Рік тому +5

    The thing nobody mentions is that they had bottom 3 draft picks for 20 years. Hall of Fame GMs hit on 50% of their first round picks when it's an average pick, 1-16. When your picking 29-32 in every round of every draft for 20 years your hit rate is going to be 5% at best. The league is designed to punish successful teams.

  • @joecain8287
    @joecain8287 Рік тому

    " Snapface" 🤣

  • @ANT_FARMS
    @ANT_FARMS Рік тому

    Retired Edelman is a internet blessing

  • @martinmalik4230
    @martinmalik4230 Рік тому

    I could listen to Julian Edelman talk about football whole day 🤩

  • @thawkereynolds
    @thawkereynolds Рік тому +2

    Wait, so New England teaches the receivers;
    to get open,
    catch the ball and
    block for the running game… Profound Patriot way
    I’m breaking chops though it pains me to say it as a New York Jet Fan, I love Julian Edelman. Every interview podcast or whatever I see him and I automatically stop and watch.

  • @eliseoramirez6886
    @eliseoramirez6886 Рік тому +1

    Julian is such a likeable dude. Hilarious too

  • @PeanutButterAndJellyBros
    @PeanutButterAndJellyBros Рік тому +1

    Edelman is good with talking football. He seems to be quite a fan of tons of players as well.

  • @dylancharles2
    @dylancharles2 Рік тому +1

    Love him or hate him but Colin brings on some great guests with great intel! Keep it coming Colin!

  • @greyhamlogan2255
    @greyhamlogan2255 Рік тому +6

    If the Chiefs didn't kick 3 FG, then the Buc's beat them 31-0 in the SB, just keep the score in prospective 😊😊

  • @seano6859
    @seano6859 Рік тому +1

    Edelman is actually a pretty bright analyst!

  • @BraydonBosker
    @BraydonBosker Рік тому +6

    Damn, Edelman for Pats OC!

  • @TheNFLMILFS
    @TheNFLMILFS Рік тому +1

    The ravens WRS all their game checks on the Pittsburgh Steeler. That was a classic game rigging

  • @HardCold-Alquan
    @HardCold-Alquan Рік тому +7

    Colin named too many hall of fame 'level' minds from NE. There will be Brady, Gronk, Ty Law and should be Samuel, Harrison, McGinist. There are not many over that period, so that means Brady was the main deal. Even The Chicago Bulls only had Jordan, Pippen and Rodman from all of those times, and Rodman arguably would have been in without Chicago.

  • @steveclapper5424
    @steveclapper5424 Рік тому +4

    IT WAS BRADY!

  • @emiliozelaya9642
    @emiliozelaya9642 Рік тому

    We love this couple, need to be every week

  • @jmreasor10
    @jmreasor10 Рік тому +2

    Bill gets a pass for the next decade if he wants, he drafted the greatest qb of all time in the 6th round and had the balls to name him starter over the in house 100 million dollar qb, and he drafted the greatest tight end of all time.

  • @AxHxNJ
    @AxHxNJ Рік тому

    Love me some Edelnut, keep up the good work 👍🏼

  • @Biz613
    @Biz613 Рік тому

    Edelman is a straight stud as a player and as an analyst.

  • @raventhornton467
    @raventhornton467 Рік тому +8

    That what I been saying the patriots don’t have Wrs. But the media will tell you it’s all Mac jones fault. Even if the patriots drafted another quarterback with no Wrs the results is always gonna be the same.

    • @joshmontez7982
      @joshmontez7982 Рік тому +1

      Football is a team game plain and simple sure Caleb Williams has a higher ceiling and can scramble but I want pats to keep Mac and draft a top wideout

    • @mione134
      @mione134 Рік тому +1

      ​@@joshmontez7982caleb has a better offensive line than the Patriots do.

  • @DeCurtaRican
    @DeCurtaRican Рік тому +2

    That’s the problem with the Broncos: too many of the players don’t love football.

  • @chriscuevas7727
    @chriscuevas7727 Рік тому

    Wow, what an interview. Just like podcast interviews with the Kelce Brothers. Jules loves football and is smarter than most!

  • @powerboon2k
    @powerboon2k Рік тому

    When Cowherd says 'couldnt give a rip' it makes my heart cringe.

  • @derrickwing1079
    @derrickwing1079 Рік тому

    Jules knows the position better than anybody tough mother !!

  • @thevezs
    @thevezs Рік тому

    Colin - you need to have Edelnut on more!

  • @artLopez24
    @artLopez24 Рік тому

    Edelman definitely needs his own show

  • @BigBossIsBack
    @BigBossIsBack Рік тому +1

    Jules and Dola were amazing

  • @tehnoonusmani658
    @tehnoonusmani658 Рік тому

    Jules for catching coach for Pats he would also be a great motivator.

  • @brio8826
    @brio8826 Рік тому +2

    I would like to see a chart of quarterback efficiency per dollar paid per year.

  • @Kobeinthe4th24
    @Kobeinthe4th24 Рік тому +1

    Problem is if you have a defensive head coach is if you have a great play caller on your staff you’re going to eventually loose them when they become a head coach. If your head coach was already your play caller then wont have to worry about it😊

  • @WesleyWezz
    @WesleyWezz Рік тому +1

    He’s definitely talking about Nkeal harry

  • @LDuca
    @LDuca Рік тому +1

    Heres how patriots draft 24 should go:
    Rd 1. Qb (preterably a mobile qb)
    Rd 2. OT
    Rd 3. WR/Offensive Guard
    Rd 4. RB
    Rd 5-7. Kicker, More offensive weapons!!!

  • @MrPureMayhem
    @MrPureMayhem Рік тому +1

    Edelman on point during this interview, down to the last comment

  • @upper510
    @upper510 Рік тому

    Great interview...

  • @alexflynn2680
    @alexflynn2680 Рік тому

    Tank for Caleb

  • @REALJayDOTWill
    @REALJayDOTWill Рік тому

    In that Patriots-Rams Superbowl, I always felt like McVay didn't prepare Goff for what he would possibly be facing. He caught a lot of flak but he got there with no Kupp, no Gurley. A lot of that loss was simply that McVay wasn't a "genius" and Belichick knew that he was stubborn just like every other guy from the Shanahan tree.

  • @neepers
    @neepers Рік тому

    Can we talk about Edelman's excellent hair line?

  • @brandonwhite6988
    @brandonwhite6988 Рік тому +1

    Julian Edelman was the truth so talented, strong, durable and clutch certainly one of the best receivers to play the game my opinion

  • @paulcarey6793
    @paulcarey6793 Рік тому

    Was surprised to see Henry Hunter still on team.