Colin Cowherd has had a bad month talking about NFL quarterbacks.
He had his second huge brain freeze in two weeks on Tuesday, talking about quarterback Geno Smith and the Seattle Seahawks on The Herd with Colin Cowherd.
“I don’t see Geno holding up the AFC championship trophy over a [Patrick] Mahomes or [Joe] Burrow,” Cowherd said.
As many sports fans quickly pointed out, that definitely won’t happen, because Smith and the Seahawks play in the NFC.
Dummy @ColinCowherd doesn't see Geno Smith holding up the AFC championship trophy over Mahomes or Burrow.
(Possibly because he plays for an NFC team) pic.twitter.com/2Hr8nond6d
— Funhouse (@BackAftaThis) August 23, 2023
This is the second notable mistake for Cowherd involving quarterbacks in two weeks. Earlier in August, he rated NFL quarterbacks by tiers, and his category of “Quarterbacks Who Can’t Win Super Bowls” included Dwayne Haskins.
Haskins died in a traffic accident in 2022.
In all fairness, it’s easy to see how Cowherd made his mistake Tuesday. The Seahawks played their first 26 seasons in the AFC before moving to the NFC in 2002. Yet NFL fans weren’t about to let Cowherd off easy on this one.
At least he picked a QB that was alive this time
That’s progress
— JaguarGator9 (@JaguarGator9NFL) August 23, 2023
In his defense, Seattle has only been in the NFC for a couple of decades.
— Sal Liban (@liban_sal) August 23, 2023
By Cowherd standards, this flub is pretty tame. I still kinda miss the Seahawks being in the AFC myself.
— Paul Moehringer (@PMoehringer) August 23, 2023
To be fair, the Hawks were an AFC team 150 years ago
— James Longsworth (@JamesLongs67) August 23, 2023
Dumb dumb dumb dumb. This guy says the first thing that pops in his head. How many times do you think after he has a hot take like that, that he’s like dammit, not again me??
— 830 recreator (@atinker78) August 23, 2023
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