And Miller was far from the last idiot to fall into the pool. Thanks to a station sponsor, there was an endless supply of beer. He slept on a sheetless mattress and kept his clothes in a grocery sack. When Walton headed to Houston five months into the lease, Gordon Keith, a 23-year-old drifter who scored a job at the station by simply hanging around, replaced him. Ted Gangi, a producer at the station Miller’s old college roommate Tom Walton and fellow Ticket host Greg Williams all moved into the house as well. “What kind of moron am I showing the house to? The guy walks straight into the pool fully clothed.”ĭespite the sight of the drenched and freezing young man with the sly, wise-ass grin, the landlord rented the house to the radio host. “So what is this landlord thinking?” Miller says. He fell like an idiot in a silent film gag, but his only audience was a bewildered, if amused, middle-aged landlord.
“All of a sudden, I put my right foot out, and I don’t feel anything,” Miller says. Miller was a gangly, 29-year-old novice broadcaster who had just won the gig of a lifetime as a host in the dead-air afternoon on The Ticket, a fledgling all-sports radio station.Īs they made their way around the backyard, the landlord effortlessly navigated a narrow, 18-inch gap between the house and the pool. It’s not cool.”Ĭowherd closed the segment by declaring that he was going to go to Subway right after the show ended and order Russell Wilson’s “Dangerwich” to show his support.On a moonless night in December 1994, the landlord at 4625 Ridgelawn Drive led a prospective tenant, Craig Miller, through the back gate, toward a kidney-shaped pool. We’ve all got a silly sister or silly brother! That’s America. “Sometimes his brother is out there being silly. “You know who else was on that list? Patrick Mahomes, who has a silly brother,” he said. He said that the things social media users bash are the things most Americans find relatable. The cool guys.”Ĭolin Cowherd added that every moment that makes Twitter cringe becomes his new favorite thing about Russell Wilson. “Twitter defended Johnny Manziel at every turn. “Russell Wilson was just voted by adults in America, people with lives, who aren’t concerned with being cool, the most likable player in the NFL,” he said. Cowherd said that Twitter tends to side with image over quality. He compared the way polls show most football fans feel about Denver Broncos quarterback Russell Wilson to the absolute drubbing he took on Twitter over his viral ad for Subway. Less successful people ripping more successful people. You know what Twitter loves? NFTs and Bitcoin,” he said. “You know who gets ripped on Twitter? Steph Curry. He revealed Friday on his FOX Sports Radio show that is particularly true when it comes to Twitter. The pair also discussed the NextGen Stats alternate broadcast Amazon Prime Video produces as a viable way for those interested in learning more about deeper analytics and statistics of football to consume.Ĭolin Cowherd does not make much time for social media and he doesn’t have a lot of respect for the conversation there. It’s top to bottom - maybe Tony Gonzalez is the weak link, I mean, he’s fine - but top to bottom it’s a great broadcast.” He continued by pointing out several of the studio analysts as performing well early in their broadcasting careers. He would have come back and talked about it at halftime if the Tua thing didn’t happen.” And sure enough, what happened? They did it and they got burned. They’re gonna get beat, and I’ll be here to tell you it was a mistake that they’re not helping out their corners’. “When they were talking on the pregame - just football points, not Tua points - Richard Sherman they ask him like ‘You’ll be mad if what?’ and he said ‘I’ll be mad - and I’m gonna be talking to you at halftime about it - if the Dolphins, after playing 90 snaps on defense against the Bills, put their corners out on islands and don’t give them safety help. “Everything about Amazon’s broadcast is the best one. So, that aside, for me it’s the best crew,” White said. “I will say, the Amazon crew is getting criticized for not mentioning the Bills game during halftime. WGR morning hosts Howard Simon and Jeremy White discussed the Amazon crew, with White saying he believes it’s the best NFL broadcast on Howard and Jeremy. Amazon Prime Video and Thursday Night Football received backlash last week for failing to mention a previously perceived concussion by Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa after the third-year signal caller suffered a scary-looking concussion in the first half of a game against the Bengals.
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