Colin Cowherd has a rather lengthy track record of sharing inaccuracies during his nearly decade-long stint as host of\u00a0The Herd\u00a0on FS1. On Thursday\u2019s edition of The Herd, Cowherd added to that lengthy track record when misremembering the legacy of the New England Patriots organization.<\/p>\n
Cowherd discussed the recent changes to the NBA CBA last offseason on Thursday\u2019s show, which have implemented heavy penalties<\/a> for teams exceeding the luxury tax and entering the newly established first and second aprons. This has forced teams to move on from players with big contracts, even if they remain productive players on the team.<\/p>\n The Boston Celtics organization recently\u00a0demonstrated the significant impact of the new CBA rules on their thought process, trading former All-Stars Jrue Holiday and Kristaps Porzingis, moves that were\u00a0seemingly made in part to shed salary<\/a> and avoid\u00a0the second apron.<\/p>\n The new rules were seemingly implemented to create more parity in the NBA and allow small-market teams a better chance to compete against big-market teams. According to Cowherd, the new changes will make the NBA a lot more like the NFL, where it is tough to repeat as champions.<\/p>\n \u201cI think the NBA is gonna look more like the NFL,\u201d said Cowherd. \u201cWhere it is virtually impossible\u2026 Nobody wins three in a row. It\u2019s almost impossible. Not even Brady and Belichick won back-to-back. The NFL, you can\u2019t win back-to-backs. You have to move off people.\u201d<\/p>\n Neither one of these boneheads is aware that the Patriots won back-to-back Super Bowls. pic.twitter.com\/Sw2L9fKNAT<\/a><\/p>\n