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Colin Cowherd takes a moment on The Herd to remember John Madden, who passed away yesterday at 85. Colin describes the impact Madden made to the NFL as both a head coach and broadcaster, and pays tribute to the massive and meaningful legacy he has left behind.
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@TheHerdOnFS1 2 года назад

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@brooksriess748 2 года назад

His announcing was synonymous to the game for me growing up as a millennial who was able to enjoy his commentary on FOX, Monday Night Football, and through the Madden games. It actually hit me hard to know he passed just after watching his documentary on Christmas. He will always be remembered.

@mikealaniz7236 2 года назад

It’s crazy. I’ve never really cared about football but I’ll miss his energy and happiness for the game he loved. That’s why he’s so iconic because his love and personality was truly great.

@scruffd0g193 2 года назад

His voice alone is one the best things ever in football history

@SayuriEra 2 года назад

This was beautifully stated by Colin. He got to the core of who the man was. I believe in the John Madden that Colin describes. There is never enough reflection on the intelligence that is always front and center in being great at anything. It sets the moral code in one’s character. This man’s character is without a doubt immeasurable. R.I.P. John Madden.

@WClark-lp9vc 2 года назад

Well said

@Kevjohno 2 года назад

Plus I learned of his 6 legged Turkey and his TURKDUCKIT he was a larger than life character. I can't do the man justice but a big hole has been left by his passing

@nathanpose8607 2 года назад

Intensity, integrity, and intelligence... Like Kurt Angle

@W3SXX7 2 года назад

“It’s more than a game.” RIP John Madden, one of the most inspirational & authentic minds of the game.

@cameronmcfarrin4587 2 года назад

Good take by Cowherd. I remember I fell in love with football in 2004 after my first year in pop Warner. We were winless and our coaches were poor. After that season, I began playing the madden games, and I remembered his broadcasts on certain players, positions, schemes and personnel taught me about the game. Now I'm a teacher and a football coach at the middle school I work at and John Madden had an influence on my football journey as a player and a coach. RIP Madden.

@williamdillard5060 2 года назад

This is by far Colin Cowherds BEST segment. Colin gave the great John Madden the respect and professional admiration that only a TRUE FOOTBALL GENIUS deserves. Thank you Sir.

@derrickshipes3842 2 года назад

Growing up in Oakland California in the early seventies my 1st experience with football was the oakland raiders John madden Ken Stabler Matsuzaka cliff branch and the list goes on and on his iconic voice his wit And his knowledge of the game! He was second to none! Rest in peace " big Jhon" !!!

@tjk9263 2 года назад

I remember watching NFL as a kid with my dad every Sunday and hearing John Madden and Pat Summeral doing the broadcast. RIP John Madden. You left your mark as a SB winning coach and a better color commentator

@ngc-fo5te 2 года назад

Thing people forget - Summerall was the better half of the duo.

@craigandamandadutterer3171 2 года назад

My friends mom, who was one of the first women to attend Cal Berkley, tutored John in college. Such a small world. Beautifully stayed, Colin

@Nighthawk-8050 2 года назад

To me John Madden was the NFL RIP 🙏🕊️

@Michael.Sandoval33 2 года назад

85 years of excellence. I haven't been this sad but at the same time happy in my whole life. I am so happy that Madden got his flowers before he passed. RIP Coach.

@stuartdamon3610 2 года назад

Posted this on Facebook. John Madden …………………. As you may be aware John Madden passed away today. At age 6, my first team was The Oakland Raiders, and my first coach was John Madden. (Plus my first NFL Game was at The Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum in 1973 with my Dad. Oakland defeating Denver 21 -17.) On Sunday’s in the fall, all of the streets in the Bay Area got quite when the Raiders played. No Team was more exciting, with more fantastic finishes than the Seventies Raiders. The Immaculate Reception, The Sea of Hands, Ghost to The Post, and The Holy Roller to name just a few. Oakland fans knew early what the rest of the world found out. John Madden was special. A special man, a special coach, with a special heart. ❤️ Throughout my life I have collected memories that hold a special place in my heart, … and make it all worth it. Memories of John Madden & The Seventies Raiders provide a warm glow in my heart that burns even today. ☀️ Thank you coach, for All of The Great Memories! 🥰🏴‍☠️🏈

@bobbypinkston9374 2 года назад

Imagine coaching for 10 years and only losing 32 regular season games, that’s 3 games a season. If the all time great Steelers team wasn’t there at the same time, I’d wager he’d have a 2-3 more rings. I was too young to understand his coaching greatness when I watched growing up, but John Madden helped me learn to love the professional game like no one else could. RIP to a legend

@ZartmoBThoughtForms 2 года назад

Nice eulogy, Colin. Thank you.

@JamesASharp 2 года назад

My dad and mom grew up watching Cosell, Gifford, and Meredith on MNF. My younger brother and I grew up watching John Madden and Pat Summerall on FOX NFL SUNDAY. Madden NFL '96 on Playstation and Madden NFL '04 on PS2. This really is sad news. The man will always bleed silver and black, and he was football. John Madden is one of the main ingredients of the "Autumn Wind". From a Cowboys fan, he was one of the best. RIP John Madden. 😢😭

@paxhumana2015 2 года назад

John Madden was also one of the last commentators on Monday Night Football before it went from ABC to ESPN. Al Michaels and he were also a solid commentary team, but Dennis Miller, not so much, unfortunately.

@fearthekilt 2 года назад

John Madden was the voice of my childhood. He along with Harry and Skip Carey, Vin Scully, Bob Costas, and Howard Cosell. These men told the story of my adolescence. I will forever be grateful to John for his insight and storytelling that made the game I love just that much better. He will be missed.

@cantgetright6508 2 года назад

Don't forget Chick Hearns and I thought Brent Musberger had the perfect voice commentating NBA games and college football

@matthewestrada5217 2 года назад

@@cantgetright6508 Frank Gifford also

@fearthekilt 2 года назад

I left out Kurt Gowdy too. Yeah Brent brings back memories and a should remember Pat Summerall, John's long time partner in the booth.

@conditionallyunconditional5691 2 года назад

And Marv Albert, "Jordan.. YESSSS...he's fouled and it counts!"

@conditionallyunconditional5691 2 года назад

I'm 60 and grew up madden proud as skins fan in the early 70's. I shifted to Pittsburgh in 72. We seem to take it for granted, that they'll always be there! Appreciate & enjoy the wisdom John Madden echoed!

@toadstkr 2 года назад

I think another thing about John as I remember back growing up in the exact same era and home town as Colin is that John was also about having fun he said it over and over “you gotta have fun” “you can’t take yourself too serious” etc… he wasn’t just a hall of fame coach he was a hall of fame human

@taurusteelpan 2 года назад

If you took either his coaching, broadcasting, or game development part of his life, he’d be in the Hall of Fame. Madden had basically 3 HoF careers over his life.

@gunn25 2 года назад

And honestly I cannot think of someone else who did that. Led 3 careers that individually stand out as a great in 3 different fields. Its interesting to read just how much input and control he had over the game when it first came into existence.

@jrtstrategicapital560 2 года назад

I’m your age and totally agree…I recall my first football game in 72s era. RIP JOHN…I’m so fortunate to have witnessed a period in the NFL which was truly golden and epic. He brought it alive for most of us. I grew up in SF and recall like you the names of the Raiders players…football was tough and gritty…

@jeremytaft8247 2 года назад

Honestly i envy you and I wish I could have watched him as a coach. But at least I had the privilege to watch him in the 90s and early 2000’s as a commentator.

@jondavis5046 2 года назад

I especially loved when Madden was the announcer for the Washington games with RB John Riggins in the early/mid 80s - those were a blast

@sabirabdul-lateef5352 2 года назад

It wasn't a game unless he and pat called it!!

@ChuckH2901 2 года назад

I read Madden's autobiography and NOBODY - and I mean NOBODY - understood the game like he did. They developed technology specifically for Madden, and all the other guys wanted the tech but nobody knew how to use it like Madden. And Colin, you had it right: he was never duplicated. He is sorely missed.

@samuellivermore577 2 года назад

I usually dont click on Colin's videos, but Im glad I watched this one. John Madden was my childhood and teenage years when it came to football. His voice is still in my mind when watching football, especially Sunday night. We lost a real one.

@BrodyMKramer 2 года назад

My 5th birthday in 2004. My dad brought home my first Madden game ever. I remember he sat and talked about John Maddens coaching and broadcasting for hours while I started playing on my PlayStation. He became football as I know it to this day. A part of my childhood is gone. A part of the sport I love so much is gone. You talk about legacies amongst the players, but nobody defines what a legacy in this sport is better than John Madden

@33moneyball 2 года назад

Loved Madden as an announcer, knew he was a super bowl coach though had no idea his winning percentage was that great. And obviously the video game as a capper. Just an incomparable career.

@aaronmedina9367 2 года назад

RIP Mr. Madden. I remember how sad I was when he retired from broadcasting. It wasn’t just his expertise, he was comforting and fun to watch call games. Forever a legend.

@snapduke 2 года назад

I got into NFL in Australia thanks to John Madden, since then the game has exploded downunder. He will be missed

@mcconlogue1898 2 года назад

Excellent summation of John. Hardcore 70's steelers fan here but total respect for our arch enemy, Madden and the Raiders.

@mitchlancaster566 2 года назад

Colin you are at the top of your profession, your passion for describing someone or some event is simply beautiful, Ty, Sir

@Makai77 2 года назад

Madden's crowning achievement was the Raiders' Super Bowl XI victory. He had to retire due to ulcers. But he really set Tom Flores up for success and the Raiders' Super Bowl XVI and XVIII victories. Those Tom Flores Raiders teams still had Madden's stamp all over them.

@mirrr5156 2 года назад

Beautiful segment

@theconservativecoconut6887 2 года назад

I fell in love with football while watching madden, and as a kid growing up in the 90's his EA game was all I play while there was no football on tv.

@commentarywithconnor 2 года назад

As a 27 year old I grew up with maddens voice. I felt like this really helped me understand him as a person and coach. Really special guy.

@jamesreape2613 2 года назад

One of Colin’s best ever tributes and analysis ever. Born in 1970 , I think how the the NFL shaped my concept of manliness, fairness, racial meritocracy. Rip John Madden and that generation who modeled a better America!

@condog209 2 года назад

Maybe this will give EA the motivation needed to finally gives us great Madden Games again

@difleog6849 2 года назад

Rip, Next madden game should 100% have him on the cover

@tmrevenge 2 года назад

And the kind of game would make him proud!

@endlessphotography74 2 года назад

Rest In Peace coach Raider Nation 4 Life

@jasonjones5357 2 года назад

He turned that Raider team into the meanest team EVER. That offensive line almost all of them ended up in the HOF. Teams were petrified of playing them, total hardcore dysfunctional players that became the most functional winningest team for over a decade. They could have won more SB's with him but won 2 shortly afterwards as he had laid the foundation of the Raider mystique - combined with Al Davies mentality of US AGAINST EVERYONE - It was a powerhouse of a team. I remember him for his coaching more than anything else. As a Raider fan, it's engraved in our DNA. Greatest winning coach the Raiders will ever have and of ALL-TIME. That's why he's called 'COACH MADDEN'. RIP COACH - Raider Nation lost their greatest Raider god bless.

@raceryod 2 года назад

Thank you Mr Colin you’re take was an honorable and beautiful way of showing the legendary John Madden much deserved respect ✊🏽.

@A.Johnson283 2 года назад

"Intensity, Integrity, intelligence" so basically Kurt Angle got it.

@ChrisWoodburn83 2 года назад

I immediately thought of Kurt Angle when Colin said that

@ryanmoore4677 2 года назад

Yeah, I thought to myself, was Colin a secret WWE fan back in the day, quoting the WWE's "only Olympic gold medalist" like that.

@TexasRawdogMMA 2 года назад

Bro i died laughing when he said that the three i’s baby one won a gold medal and the other two super bowls true champs and legend’s

@A.R.B.J. 2 года назад

Well done Colin. That was I believe, your very best take on a subject. Any subject.

@dennissaunders5247 2 года назад

I remember my mom taking me to a Denny's in Sacramento California in 1972 i was 6 year's old and all of a sudden these grown men started yell and started jumping over the counter coming after the television that was the IMMACULATE DECEPTION PLAY. The first SUPER BOWL was the undeafted dolphins vs the over the hill gang the redskins and George Allen. In 1973 my mom took to my first raiders game defeating the new York football giants 42-0 and then it was silver and black forever. GOOD TIMES.

@ABrownVB63 2 года назад

My father was 20 yrs older than Madden, I am 20 years younger than Madden. Growing up in DC, Madden loved the hogs and highlighted each of them in big big games. Loved his commentary on the Cowboys and Giants and Eagles. As a coach, he took a California team east in the playoffs in frigid weather and beat the Steelers and the Colts in the playoffs. Something the 49ers and Rams, who won playoff games mostly at home, could never do. Also the Raiders, along with the Chiefs, featured HBCU players who became standouts and all pros and Hall of Famers. The Raiders versus Colts OT playoff game, the Immaculate Reception game, and ALL of the Raiders vs Steelers were incredible games, decided by always a field goal or extra point!

@paxhumana2015 2 года назад

The name of the team is the Redskins. Do not bow to the demands of the historical revisionism and agenda peddling liars and hypocrites.

@dannyvasquez2330 2 года назад

Not a big Colin fan but this was beautifully put together. Great take. Great stuff! Great job Mr. Cowherd. Rest In Peace to The Great John Madden.

@jgould30 2 года назад

I feel like I'm the only one that remembers him in the movie Little Giants. Great lines. I remember him as a big guy but a bigger heart.

@husasizzle 2 года назад

For as long as I've been involved with the game of football, I can honestly say that had it not been for John Madden, I don't know how I'd look at the game. I remember there was a book he wrote that I read when I was younger, and it broke down every position, the role of every position, the importance of said position, how to draw up plays, it had so many gems in it. Even in his video games, he shared such sweet wisdom of the game and made it so simple to understand. Haven't played Madden in years but I'm definitely gonna consider next year's Madden.

@paxhumana2015 2 года назад

Why not give Madden 2005 or ESPN NFL 2K5 a go instead?

@condog209 2 года назад

Yeah that's a bad idea EA is seeing all the money 💰 the next one will generate on the $200 John Madden Special edition

@husasizzle 2 года назад

@@condog209 I don't care who gets the money.

@husasizzle 2 года назад

@@paxhumana2015 I never could get into ESPN NFL 2K5. I'd rather go back to the Madden that had the skills challenge on it. I forgot what year that was.

@condog209 2 года назад

@@husasizzle you dint understand It's an easy cash grab for EA to make even more money, by your emotions being too high. Your mentality is why the Madden series has gone down hill, as EA needs to put less effort to release worse games because people it for that Madden name on the cover

@coreydon7097 2 года назад

The fewer rules a coach has, the fewer rules there are for players to break - John Madden

@paxhumana2015 2 года назад

I wish that the same thing could be said over society and humankind, but Anarchism always leads to unchecked amounts of destruction until it is corralled by some sort of harsh rule in the end.

@rayreese8924 2 года назад

@@paxhumana2015 …. Okay….

@dontnonowuno9953 2 года назад

Lost a REAL legend..game changer RIP Coach

@wbarnard7433 Год назад

Watching the NFL and listening to madden on TV was awesome.madden would tell when the play was run who made the key block as soon as the play is run and it’s only when they replay the play in slow motion that you would see it. John Madden for me is who taught me as a fan every thing about football. Since he retired they have never been another analyst to call football games as good as him.seriously I miss the day of john Madden and pat Summerall in the booth. Those were the days.madden was the smartest football coach i’ve ever seen.

@mrstanbmw 2 года назад

From 1967 to 1972 the greatest rivalry in Football was between the Raiders and Chiefs those 2 teams had about 12 hall of fame players both coaches are in the Hof this was the most ferocious rival in football history and mark my words with the passing of Coach espn will revise this and this was before espn existed in think it was the greatest talent of 2 teams that hated each other

@paxhumana2015 2 года назад

The current Chiefs teams are no joke either, and the team is in good hands with Machines and Reid.

@DatGR86 2 года назад

They need to put John Madden as a commentator option in the madden games from now on

@thatoneguy9473 2 года назад

I mean that would be pretty difficult considering almost every line spoken is recorded for each game. Some lines a recycled but not a ton.

@paxhumana2015 2 года назад

@@thatoneguy9473 , people can rip the commentary from live games, plus, as long as you have audio, a computer program can literally either alter the voice of a person so that they could literally sound like John Madden in the game or it could generate its own voice to sound like John Madden.

@rickjames547 2 года назад

Played every Madden game watched games when madden announced. He will be greatly missed RIP John Madden

@angelodispirito3605 2 года назад

I wish I was older so I could've known about this legend.

@djcook 2 года назад

Never too late

@MrNaturalSez 2 года назад

He was ALWAYS hollering at an official EVERY time the TV camera caught him on the sidelines... ALWAYS!!!

@ethanliddle9008 2 года назад

@@djcook Especially when it comes to the NFL. They have the largest amount of film in NA Sports.

@JR-dd4ec 2 года назад

I am 43 so I don't remember Madden as a coach but I do remember him as a broadcaster and how he just KNEW the game. That's why they wanted him for NFL video games

@mr.majestic2667 2 года назад

78 was Last yea .r

@lloydsmith522 2 года назад

My uncle and Grandmother were raider fans for life because of Coach he made football fun in the booth I grew up on this man he was real,authentic and a wonderful human being he will be tremendously missed in football and in life there will never be anyone like john madden prayers with the family Ri.p. Big john

@pineappledad 2 года назад

I still remember as a young Packers fan, I taped the Packers-Patriots Super Bowl over and over and I can just remember his excitement in the booth. When Madden came out and my parents bought it, I fell in love with the sport. He was the best.

@scottzappa9314 2 года назад

Good video, thank you. To be that great and that relevant for all that time and still be humble through it all. That is a very rare human being.

@alexamerling79 2 года назад

RIP to the goat of broadcasters

@michaeldumiak2577 2 года назад

Will truly miss his creativity especially how he drew out his plays RIP WILL TRULY MISS HIM THANK YOU FOR All Your YEARS OF MAKING PEOPLE FALL IN LOVE WITH THE FANE OF FOOTBALL 🏈

@alexo1226 2 года назад

Thx Colin perfect way to describe John Madden great show R.I.P John Madden.

@thomashumphrey7395 2 года назад

Nice, substantive tribute by Colin that made you think of this great man from a slightly different angle. Kudos, and R.I.P., Coach Madden.

@TVSSC21 2 года назад

That was excellent. RIP. Love listening to Colin talk

@mileshopper1326 2 года назад

I like football and listening to John Madden announcer he was great and a few more RIP may angles take you into your rest🙏🙏🙏

@awaxx7863 Год назад

I learned football from John Madden. Thanks for the gift John, and I never even personally met you.

@Kruppt808 2 года назад

On days like today, the Kobe tragedy during SB week in Miami....... You can see a different side of Colin. I'm lucky I get to listen to a very articulate and passionate person for the last 15 years or so.

@pharaohTD 2 года назад

John Maddens toughness came from growing up in Daly City, Ca.

@samhalemba 2 года назад

Great take. Loved listening to him call games, loved his comments in the video games. I still remember some of his oft repeated words of wisdom from the video games

@ccth22 2 года назад

I like Colin came along during the early 70’s and those Sunday afternoon AFC West games on NBC with Charlie Jones were huge. Madden was just as big for those of us who grew up during that timeframe as Landry, Shula and Noll. As Colin said those Raiders like Sistrunk, Villapiano, Atkinson and Hendricks were a reflection of Madden. They usually won and I never saw them get blown out in the few games they did lose. Great man and coach!

@101965rcs 2 года назад

My favorite pregame Madden quote "Gentlemen, don't worry about the horse being blind, just load the wagon".

@toyesareus6551 2 года назад

Awesome Colin. That’s why we watch you everyday we can. You tell the real story of life.

@Kruppt808 2 года назад

Well said

@MisterJayFar 2 года назад

Beautiful. Thank you Colin.

@PhoenixWoody 2 года назад

It still works today. Just listen.

@fscottwoods 2 года назад

This half sentence snuck in there stands out to me: „He gave credit to linemen who nobody talked about“. I distinctly remember John Madden often calling out how much he loved Greg Menusky. Greg went to Colgate University like myself, which is probably why I took note. John loved Greg and many times called out his grit and how hard he was playing despite being an undrafted player from a small school. - I loved that.

@1burnman 2 года назад

John was incredible I cannot imagine a football season without John Madden

@GoodfellasX21 2 года назад

Colin ripped off Kurt Angles 3 I's🤣

@A.Johnson283 2 года назад

Oh it's true, it's DAMN true!

@bobsmythe1439 2 года назад

Wonderful tribute. Goes to the impact this man had.

@DoThaWork 2 года назад

Feel lucky that I got to listen to Madden call games for about 14 years before he retired.

@sj4632 2 года назад

7:40 - Kurt Angle's motto lol

@ragnarskol4194 2 года назад

Perfect segment

@valhalla_iamcoming 2 года назад

Great words about Mr. Madden 👏👏

@misterb6416 2 года назад

I remember once seeing and hearing a sound bite from Madden when he was coaching. I forgot who he was talking to during the game but he told one of the players something to the effect of "Just get out there and play, stop thinking about everything, its football not an operating room!! and when you hit someone, hit them so hard you are the only thing that they're thinking about the rest of the game".

@christianrapper 2 года назад

Awesome

@paxhumana2015 2 года назад

John Madden is essentially a head coach that is the eternal student of the game. While he never played the game himself, he knew more about the game than most other players that played the game and I only know of a few people that could be considered as his equals at the game...Chris Petersen, of the Boise State University and the Washington State University fame, Bill Belicheck of the Green Bay Packers and the New England Patriots fame, Mike Vrabel of the Tennessee Titans fame, Tony Dungy of the Indianapolis Colts fame, Frank Deig and John Gagliardi of the University of Saint Thomas (Minnesota) fame, and Larry Kehres and Vance Kehres of the University of Mount Union (Ohio) fame.

@johnhodgson4216 2 года назад

A Master of his Craft, can always explain his craft simply.

@rockchalk966 2 года назад

Very very well said

@tuckerk7479 2 года назад

Great tribute to John Madden. Colin gave an equally great tribute to Ken Stabler when he passed. Madden and Stabler shaped my fanhood as a kid, born in 1966. Unfortunately they were my first two tastes of reality in sports. Madden retired after 1978, Stabler was traded away after 1979. John Madden, Ken Stabler, Al Davis, and the rest of the Oakland Raiders did as much to promote the NFL as anyone other team or individual through the 1970's.

@matthewsanders6499 2 года назад

Here, here!

@kengills5174 2 года назад

Great job describing John Madden

@qbfilmroom7202 2 года назад

Outstanding!

@PhoenixWoody 2 года назад

John could take any franchise ALL THE WAY. Yes. He was better than all the rest. TO THIS DAY.

@paxhumana2015 2 года назад

What about the Houston Oilers/Tennessee Oilers/Tennessee Titans?

@zyzxx1762 2 года назад

He won those games during era of 14 games per season.

@footballbabybaby 2 года назад

He explained the game simply

@MunworthCrowell 2 года назад

confirms my theory that some of Colin's best segments are his eulogies. RIP JM

@NewtBannner 2 года назад

Rest In Peace John … I can’t believe there are people out there trying to say John was a bad person and a racist. He is beloved by many and many will say that he was never anything but the guy he presented himself to be … please don’t fall into the lies and speculation

@TexasRawdogMMA 2 года назад

Intensity integrity intelligence the three i’s who knew kurt angle and john madden were so similar lol

@michaelking550 2 года назад

Rip John.. Raider Nation...

@OGgrinder 2 года назад

Legend 😍

@arkangelarkangel1302 2 года назад

And never forget the crazy and spectacular without people seeing it coming QB.... Ken the snake 🐍 Stabler... talk about a Madden QB!!!! I'm a Charger fan... but today I'm a Raider... rest in peace Maddon... your THE LEGEND.