NFL quarterbacks Tom Brady, Aaron Rodgers, Patrick Mahomes, Josh Allen preview Match, says to expect more trash talk

NFL quarterback brave cat and Aaron Rodgers will confront Patrick Mahomes and Josh Allen in Capital One’s The Match on June 1 on TNT.

The four midfielders took part in a media event on Wednesday, and they showed a glimpse of what fans can expect on the TV show of the 12-hole exhibition that looks set to have a lot of fun. Lots of trash talk.

Brady and Rodgers have been paired together in the previous event, with Brady having teamed up with Phil Mickelson and Rodgers with Bryson DeChambeau. Both are now tasked with taking on the younger midfield duo in what is considered experience versus youth.

“I know they try to make it old lads versus young lads, but I said it when we were chipping away. [contest] that they showed yesterday,” Rodgers said. I said, “Who thought this, you want to put the two best against the two worst?” And that’s not just conjecture, it’s fact. “

Rodgers admits that his previous partner, DeChambeau, prepared too many premeditated jokes and Mickelson’s spikes didn’t land, but he said this time it would be different.

“When we started [in the NFL]definitely when [Brady] started and when I started playing, there was actual trash talk. Like, people talking trash to each other and having a lot of good talk — and we know who they are in the league,” said Rodgers. And now, it’s a closer friend, you know, on social following each other, this meme, this emoji —, and it’s not the same. So when you talk about Kermit the Frog [Mahomes, per memes] and Josh [Allen] trying to talk to me and Tom, an old, gray-haired student couple. Any.”

Rodgers said they’d both be better off getting some comedians to help write some of the material, but Allen mentioned that he thought Brady would have a team of writers to help him on the course.

“I think once Tom’s script on his team runs out of jokes, I don’t think he’ll be able to really think on his feet like that,” Allen said. “I feel like I’ve had to practice a lot and it’s just smart and optimistic stuff. I think Aaron is a bit better in that respect, but yes, Tom will have his little flashcards and He’s going to run out eventually, and I don’t think he’ll know what to do.”

When Brady heard Allen’s remarks and was asked about them, he smiled and immediately turned back without any assistance from any of the writers or anyone else.

“I’m going to get everything ready like I always do, and you know, it’s different, the talk of golf is a little bit different than the talk of professional football,” Brady said. “Normally, the talk in professional football is, you usually have to support that. Josh really hasn’t been a lot of support on the pitch during his career, let’s be honest, especially when playing against I.

“I’m just saying it’s going to look like what it looks like for a long time against him, and Patrick, even though he’s played a lot of great games, he hasn’t really won. important games. He won a few of the other ones, but not the really important ones.”

With the sound of all four quarterbacks talking, no one had much time to take golf seriously during the off-season. Mahomes said he received some advice from an expert and Allen learned some lessons, but no one felt as if they were going to carry their team.

Allen and Mahomes hope that their youth and physical condition will help pull them through in the end. They also credit the fact that their friendship will play an important role in their teamwork on the course. Allen believes that egos can play a role in their rivalry and we can see that at work throughout the game.

“I think it’s a situation where Pat and I don’t care who makes the shot, who’s the helm,” Allen said. “We want the ball to go inside before they [ball] do. Where I think they want, in proportion to their selves, to place the put and make the move, and I don’t think they’ll play together very well. “

Brady is down 0-2 in these games, but he and Rodgers have experience and know what to expect. It is yet to be seen whether the golf game really deserves to be broadcast on television, but if pre-round trash talk is any indication of what’s to come, there will be plenty of it. many things to see during the match.