UPDATED 3/5, 9:52 a.m. ET: Colin Cowherd, as fans expected, mocked Baker Mayfield’s reported UFO (a.k.a. UAP) spotting.
“Joe Montana, Troy Aikman, Terry Bradshaw, and Tom Brady have never seen aliens,” he said. “I would prefer my guys don’t talk about it.”
But Tom Brady was quick to come to Mayfield’s defense, publicly asking Cowherd how he would know whether or not he’s “seen aliens” himself. To which Mayfield playfully replied, “At your age you’ve probably seen a bunch.”
Now, let’s keep holding out hope for another prominent Tom to offer his thoughts on this ongoing story.
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Baker Mayfield says he witnessed a post-dinner UFO (more recently referred to as UAPs) on Wednesday night.
According to the Cleveland Browns quarterback, he and his wife Emily were on their way home from dinner when they spotted what he’s “almost 100 percent” sure was an unidentified flying object, a.k.a. an example of unidentified aerial phenomena. As Mayfield explained, the object in question dropped “straight out of the sky” and resembled a “bright ball of light” as it moved toward Lake Travis in central Texas.
In a tweet, Mayfield asked if anyone else had experienced the same:
Sightings of this nature, explainable or otherwise, are common. Post Malone, for example, recently spoke with Seth Meyers about seeing a UAP in Utah.
The issue has taken on a new importance in recent years thanks in large part to the work of To the Stars Academy of Arts & Science, a multifaceted endeavor co-founded by Tom DeLonge of blink-182 and Angels & Airwaves. Back in 2019, the company partnered with the History Channel to launch the docuseries Unidentified: Inside America’s UFO Investigation.
With any luck, DeLonge will hopefully have a response of his own to Mayfield’s UAP story soon.
