The Match

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“And we’re going to win The Match as well.” “I hope Pat brings it home — him and Josh.” “You kind of build that chemistry,” Mahomes said, “working out with them, throwing with them. “And me and Josh (will) go out there, get a W against the old guys.” “I’ve talked to him about that,” Chiefs head coach Andy Reid said. We might get a second W,” Kelce said.

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However, Brady admitted to some apprehension ahead of tee-off, with this year's event the first time that no professional golfers will be involved. Is there anyone that can help us?'" Brady joked. "Josh really hasn't backed much up on the football field in his career, let's be honest," the Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback quipped. "It's going to be me and Josh just being ourselves. "I said 'Are there caddies out there? that the match-up would be between "old bulls" and "young calves."

Capital One's: The Match is an all-NFL quarterback battle of Tom Brady and Aaron Rodgers vs. Josh Allen and Patrick Mahomes.

(+140) to win (-200) to win Another foursome included Von Miller and Gabriel Davis.

The Buffalo Bills quarterback will be part of an all NFL golf matchup on Wednesday.

Check out the links below. The Match began in 2018 with Phil Mickelson and Tiger Woods facing off in a one-on-one matchup with $9 million on the line. Nearly $33 million has been raised to date for various organizations through The Match. Joining Johnson will be Charles Barkley, J.J. Watt, Trevor Immelman and Amanda Renner. Following their matchup, the quarterbacks will also be participating in The QB Conversation airing around 10 p.m. According to a press release, the quarterbacks will talk with Ernie Johnson on a variety of topics. You can check Warner Bros. Discovery to look at the different Challenge Holes on the course and the amount of money that they can raised on each hole.

Tom Brady and Patrick Mahomes will face off in the latest edition of The Match on Wednesday, June 1. Here's how to watch on TV or online.

Here’s everything you need to know to watch the match on TV or streaming online. How to watch the Match VI on TV It started with Tiger vs.

Four NFL quarterbacks headline the newest Match, as Tom Brady and Aaron Rodgers take on Josh Allen and Patrick Mahomes at the Wynn.

Here’s a rundown of the previous matches. This is the sixth edition of The Match, and the first without a professional golfer. Aaron Rodgers, Green Bay Packers: Rodgers makes his return to The Match after teaming with Bryson DeChambeau to beat Mickelson and Brady in Montana last year. He made his first appearance teaming up with Phil Mickelson at Medalist, and while he took some heat for his poor play on social media, he at least provided the shot of the day. He teamed with Keith Mitchell in the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am earlier this year. Sure, two former Match players are in it, but for the first time a professional golfer won’t be teeing it up.

Here's what you need to know about The Match, which features the Green Bay Packers' Aaron Rodgers competing at The Wynn Golf Club in Las Vegas.

Given that the event is being broadcast on TNT, the announcing crew comes from this family of networks. No matter who wins between the players, the big winners are charities. He'll likely be at the American Century Golf Championship later this summer at South Lake Tahoe. This year's event is from July 6-10. Both teams take the lowest score between teammates. That will stream on Bleacher Report at 4:45 p.m. He'll take questions from fans. Of course, he would report to training camp a few weeks later, air out his frustrations and went on to win the league's MVP award for the fourth time. But this event will be unlike the others. Who are the other broadcasters for The Match? What are the betting odds for The Match? What is the format and scoring for The Match? Who are the teams for The Match? Brady, who is competing for the third time in the event, is going for his first win.

Expect some trash talk (and some good golf) when Aaron Rodgers and Tom Brady face Patrick Mahomes and Josh Allen in The Match on Wednesday.

They are the favorites in the nearest-the-hole bets and are -122 to be the first team to lead 1-up. “Guys trash-talked each other and there was a lot of good s--- talk, and we knew who they were around the league. Rodgers is +25000 to get a hole-in-one. “And now, it's more buddy-buddy. “I said, ‘Who thought about this, you want to put the two best guys against the two worst guys?’ And that's not just conjecture, that's, like, facts.” Mahomes has one Super Bowl win and one MVP on his resume.

As the 2022 version of The Match is set to begin, what are the latest odds for the competition, and which props are available to bet on?

The most intriguing might be +50000 on a hole in one on any of the four par-3 holes or for any of the four golfers. You can also bet on which team will lead first, who will lead after the third, sixth, and ninth holes, and which team will win the most holes of each par variety. From a spectator’s point of view, the variety of options for betting on The Match has been one of the key elements. While Rodgers and Brady are the superior pairing, according to the numbers, the lack of known quantities makes this difficult to predict. When you look at the handicaps of the four golfers, it is no surprise that Rodgers and Brady are the favorites. The lack of a professional golfer makes this game tough to predict in many ways.

Five installments of Capital One's: The Match have featured everyone from Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson to NFL quarterbacks Aaron Rodgers, Peyton Manning and ...

On the par-5 8th hole in the most-recent Match between Mickelson and Brady vs. Barkley called game and told the broadcast to get some Law and Order reruns ready early. I have a bad tendency of saying whatever comes to my head and that was one of those times,” said Thomas with a laugh to No Laying Up. “For some reason it’s fun talking smack to him and when he said that, he put it on a tee for me. But did you remember this hole-out? Rodgers was impressive in his match debut, and even carried DeChambeau for some of the early holes. Allen/Mahomes

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He has participated in the American Century Championship and even won an event at the Wynn Golf Club a few months ago alongside his main target, Travis Kelce. He may have the most firepower in the bag, but it is relatively unknown if he is capable of harnessing it in the right manner. The underdog has won three times in the five prior playings, and based on this history, the smartest option is simply to take the plus-money side. Allen was last seen in the viewing public of golf fans at the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am when he joined forces with Keith Mitchell. Coincidentally, he was a late addition to the the field after he and the Bills were knocked out of the playoffs in the AFC Divisional round by Mahomes and the Chiefs. Per the USGA GHIN handicap system, he is roughly an 8-handicap -- like Brady -- and shouldn't have issues in front of the cameras. Despite their on-field battles, he and Brady should have good chemistry and hold the upper hand when it comes to what to expect in this format. The seven-time Super Bowl champion will be making his third appearance in The Match and remains winless. Additionally, this is the first edition that will not feature a single professional golfer.

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Or as Allen put it, the “two old bulls” and “two young calves.” “We wanted to recreate the Super Bowl when Tom and Patrick,” Zuriff said. “We sort of became a ‘Dancing With the Stars’ meets golf kind of product,” Zuriff added. “We could do sort of a Marvel versus DC thing,” Zuriff said. Called “The Match: Champions for Charity,” the event was played in May 2020 amid a global pandemic. “The Match” has evolved since debuting in 2018 with “Tiger vs.

Trash talk is a part of 'The Match' every year before and during the event. This year, Aaron Rodgers is taking it to a new level.

This is certainly nothing new, as Mahomes has been compared to Kermit before, but then Rodgers took it a step further in an Instagram post, tagging Mahomes as Kermit the Frog. Come on." Maybe the hardest hit thus far came from Rodgers, who indicated that his generation of quarterbacks had to know how to actually talk trash compared to the younger generation in the NFL where everyone is too friendly.

Four of the NFL's top quarterbacks will face off at the Wynn Golf Club just outside Las Vegas.

He has participated in the American Century Championship and even won an event at the Wynn Golf Club a few months ago alongside his main target, Travis Kelce. He may have the most firepower in the bag, but it is relatively unknown if he is capable of harnessing it in the right manner. The underdog has won three times in the five prior playings, and based on this history, the smartest option is simply to take the plus-money side. Allen was last seen in the viewing public of golf fans at the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am when he joined forces with Keith Mitchell. Coincidentally, he was a late addition to the the field after he and the Bills were knocked out of the playoffs in the AFC Divisional round by Mahomes and the Chiefs. Per the USGA GHIN handicap system, he is roughly an 8-handicap -- like Brady -- and shouldn't have issues in front of the cameras. Despite their on-field battles, he and Brady should have good chemistry and hold the upper hand when it comes to what to expect in this format. The seven-time Super Bowl champion will be making his third appearance in The Match and remains winless. Additionally, this is the first edition that will not feature a single professional golfer.

It's Tom Brady/Aaron Rodgers vs. Patrick Mahomes/Josh Allen -- in golf. Here's the good, bad and ugly from the showdown.

Allen reminded Brady in the media availability that Father Time is undefeated. Allen said once Brady gets off script, he won't be able to come back and hang with the younger guys throughout the entire event. Koepka even got in on the fun, taking a shot at DeChambeau, because why not? "When we started [in the NFL], definitely when [Brady] started and when I started playing, there was actual, real trash talk. Allen said he's going to use the ball in the match. Rodgers asked if Barkley will give him some money after the round and grow his hair out if they win instead.

Tom Brady and Aaron Rodgers will battle Josh Allen and Patrick Mahomes in the sixth iteration of The Match on Wednesday night at the Wynn Golf Club in Las ...

Please make it stop.— Kyle Porter (@KylePorterCBS) pic.twitter.com/tPquD4pAoo June 1, 2022 Now live: the top notes and stats to know as the— Justin Ray (@JustinRayGolf) @uswomensopengets underway Thursday at Pine Needles. JYK, Lexi, Yuka, Nelly, a legend returns and more. Mahomes and Allen are in a good spot, too, and Mahomes backs one up going into the first hole. Aaron Rodgers absolutely pulverizes his first drive, and he and Brady are of running. Tough hole for Rodgers and Brady at the fifth, and it looks like Mahomes and Allen are going to tie the match by winning the hole. It's been snappy and fun so far and probably better golf than I thought it might be. After a hot start, he's cooled off some and the old men don't have much momentum right now. Check out more information on The Match 2022, including the format and our picks. This truncated version of match play -- held over just 12 holes -- has been used before, and it makes for a much snappier and more fun event, especially given there won't be any pros competing. This will be the first edition of The Match -- a hugely successful franchise to this point -- that doesn't include a professional golfer. Tiger Woods, Phil Mickelson, Brooks Koepka and Bryson DeChambeau have all been prominently involved, as have Peyton Manning, Rodgers and Brady over the past few years. Brady and Rodgers are a bit out of sorts right now and need to right the ship coming home.

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7:31 p.m.: Allen has to make his approach shot from down by the creek, and he lands it on the green. Rodgers' shot hits the green and spins back toward the hole. Mahomes' shot stays on the fairway. Rodgers' shot doesn't reach the green, and rolls down the hill a bit. They settle for the birdie on the hole. Mahomes' chip shot hooks a little around the edge of the hole. 8:15 p.m.: Trevor Immelman told Brady on his drive to swing to the right. Allen, from the mulch, lines a shot that rolls across the green and to the edge. Mahomes' drive carries his too far and into the crowd. 8:10 p.m.: Brady's drive hooks around the left corner, but it stays in the rough. 8:26 p.m.: Mahomes' putt stops just short of the hole, but he finishes it for the birdie. AFC, it will be Brady and Rodgers teaming up with Allen and Mahomes on the golf course of the Wynn Golf Club in Paradise, Nev., for the sixth edition of The Match.

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Brady somehow got lost on his to the first tee at the Wynn Las Vegas and Aaron Rodgers had to wait too hit the opening tee shot as the GOAT struggled to catch up with the group. Once Brady got things figured out he had a message for Rodgers and their opponents. Tom Brady and Aaron Rodgers are taking on Patrick Mahomes and Josh Allen in The Match, which is a 12-hole golf showdown in Las Vegas that has already seen a few bad shots and a lot of forced trash talk.

We're tracking live results for The Match between Tom Brady-Aaron Rodgers and Josh Allen-Patrick Mahomes on Wednesday night.

Brady finally gets a hold of a drive and drives it right down the middle of the fairway. Brady and Rodgers followed up Allen to the right and also missed any fans. Brady and Rodgers both miss their birdie attempts giving Mahomes two shots to win the hole for the youngsters. Allen drives and finds the fairway while Mahomes sends one into the crowd. Allen nails the putt off a chip to keep the hole a draw not changing the score. In one of the rare times in his career, Brady comes up short to give Allen/Mahomes their first hole win of the day. The youngsters get in in three and it is down to Brady to see if he can force this hole to be a push. Allen puts his drive in the water as Mahomes sails it past the green on the par 3. Allen and Mahomes did in fact send both their drives to the right side with Allen actually managing to hit a fan on the hand. Brady tees off first and moves people off the right side of the course because he doesn’t want to hit them. Tom Brady will team will Aaron Rodgers to take on Patrick Mahomes and Josh Allen at the Wynn Golf Club in Paradise, Nevada. As a reminder, the teams will be 12 holes with a hole win resulting in a point, a tie in half a point and a loss being zero points. Rodgers gets the action started with a drive down the middle of the fairway.

Former New England Patriots and current Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Tom Brady was all out of sorts on his way to The Match.

He had a rough drive and ended up playing from where Rodgers started, which was allowed in the rules for this match. Former New England Patriots and current Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Tom Brady was all out of sorts on his way to The Match, a charity and celebrity golf event. Brady somehow got lost on his way to the opening tee — and he held up the beginning of the matchup.

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Brady just missed his birdie chance, so the players went to the final hole tied. Mahomes rolled his ball closest to the pin, then Rodgers and Mahomes tied the hole on nice birdie putts. Allen’s second shot appeared to hit a member of the crowd (again), then smacked off the crowd member and onto the green. Mahomes and Allen missed their putting chances, and Brady made his putt to take one back. Mahomes hit his ball just left of the fairway. - Hole 10: Allen hit his shot in the bunker next to the green, and Mahomes’ ball was in the trees right, so the two went with Allen’s ball. - Hole 9: Brady hit his ball precisely in the center of the fairway, while Allen and Mahomes settled for his ball in the rough. Both two-putted for a par, and Mahomes sunk a mid-range putt to tie the hole. - Hole 5: Facing a par 5, Mahomes and Rodgers drove around the same area, Rodgers left of the fairway and Mahomes just on. Rodgers also landed his ball on the green. Brady and Rodgers put their balls on the green. Allen and Mahomes put their next shots in range for makeable putts, and Allen sunk his putt for par.

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Brady and Mahomes took mulligans but Rodgers’ shot ended up the closest by a significant margin. Brady hit a nice tee shot on the Par 4 ninth, saving the team after Rodgers hit his to the right. Brady was unable to win the hole with his birdie putt. Brady sunk the birdie putt from about eight feet to win the hole and tie it up going into the final two holes. His approach into the green didn’t bite and went long, and he couldn’t convert the birdie attempt. He hit a big power fade that cut back to the right and bounced up on the putting surface. After Mahomes and Allen missed the green, Rodgers and Brady both found the putting surface from the elevated tee box on the 190-yard sixth hole. Brady used the hill to trickle his tee shot down onto the green. It’s gone off the rails for Rodgers, who put his tee shot into the water on the Par 3 eighth. His second came off the club thin and ended up short, but Brady put his chip on the green. Mahomes put his drive into the fairway, winning the $400,000 long drive challenge. Brady hit the green with his second shot, creating an eagle putt.

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And he seemed to win over some new fans during the course of The Match. The fact that Brady so willingly opened up about his family seemed to reach fans in a way that the quarterback’s football play did not. Tom Brady got to talking about his family during The Match, and it really resonated with fans — even the ones that didn’t like him.

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Tough hole for Rodgers and Brady at the fifth, and it looks like Mahomes and Allen are going to tie the match by winning the hole. Brady and Rodgers are a bit out of sorts right now and need to right the ship coming home. Mahomes makes a birdie on the 9th hole to match Rodgers and maintain a 1 up lead going to the last three holes. He's totally been the MVP of this match to this point. He's closest to the pin on No. 8 and makes a true birdie to take a 1-up lead with four holes left. .— Justin Ray (@JustinRayGolf) @TexasMGolfwins their fourth NCAA team national championship, and first since 2012. Rodgers drove the green on No. 10, and Brady two-putted from there for birdie. Brady and Rodgers took an early 2 UP lead through the first couple holes, but Allen and Mahomes went on a run from there with the Chiefs quarterback doing the heavy lifting. Mahomes is playing great and carrying Allen around the golf course. Also on the line for Allen's putt was an offer from Barkley to jump into a lake surrounding the green, but the ball settled inches right of the hole, keeping the Chuckster dry for the rest of the evening. Patrick Mahomes played the best, but ultimately the old man team of Brady and Rodgers was too wily at the beginning and the end. Tom Brady and Aaron Rodgers know a thing or two about winning NFL games on clutch plays inside the final 2 minutes, and the pair of future Pro Football of Famers proved that again Wednesday by translating their unique ability to size victory in make-or-break situations to the golf course.

Tom Brady and Aaron Rodgers just edged out Patrick Mahomes and Josh Allen on Wednesday in 'The Match' at the Wynn Golf Club near the Las Vegas Strip.

and I felt good about the line when I hit it and knew it was going in," Rodgers said. But both teams settled down, and with it all tied up going into the 12th hole, the trash talk stopped and it was all business. Allen is the only one of the four participating players without a Super Bowl ring or NFL MVP honors. Both Brady and Rodgers competed in last year's iteration of The Match, albeit on opposing teams. In turn, Brady used a golf ball featuring a picture of a Lombardi trophy. The four quarterbacks played 12 holes of a match-play, modified format.

Tom Brady and Aaron Rodgers defeated Patrick Mahomes and Josh Allen in a 12-hole exhibition golf match in Las Vegas.

The match was all square going into the par-3 when Rodgers hit his tee shot on the green and sank his putt for the win. The only chirping late in the event came from match commentator Charles Barkley, who took shots at all of the quarterbacks, fellow commentator Trevor Immelman and even Basketball Hall of Famer Shaquille O'Neal. Allen said he would play the round with a golf ball that had a picture of a shirtless Brady taken at the 2000 NFL scouting combine.

Aaron Rodgers, No. 12, and Tom Brady, No. 12, make a birdie putt on the 12th hole to win Match VI at Wynn Las Vegas.

Allen from Mahomes’ drive flies the green, hits a fan, and comes back to about 20 feet from the flag. Rodgers from the same spot, and his bid comes up short. Rodgers from the same spot, and he hits a gem. Brady with a hybrid off the green, and he rushes it by. Rodgers hit it heavy from the sand and is still short of the green. Mahomes from the fairway and he misses just right of the green. Rodgers now, and he is a little deep, but on the green. Allen from the mulch, and he finds the fringe. Rodgers from the same spot uses a wedge and leaves it short. Rodgers from the same spot, and he puts it closer than Tom. They’re in for par. Brady from the middle of the fairway, and it’s stuffed! Brady up first for the old guys, and he finds the putting surface.

The pro golfers were shelved this time for four star QBs, and John Hawkins found it to be 'good clean fun without pretense.' And a clutch putt at the end.

And when "The Match" comes down to the final hole with the score tied, with four men highly accustomed to such pressure situations in their native environment now swimming in a different pool, everybody walks away happy. The shoddy play and ridiculous pace made the project a bust, but TNT didn’t flinch. Mahomes carried his partner without a hitch, holing a par save to leave the match tied, then birdieing the 8th on his own ball to give the young guys their first lead. Rodgers has always projected himself as something of a smart aleck, but Brady? The NFL’s King of the Comatose Quote? Has he been raiding Mahomes’ cooler? Each of the first three holes were won with birdies, the first two by Brady/Rodgers, convincing Mahomes to crack open a beer earlier than he’d planned. A shortage of frazzled nerves was just one reason "The Match" worked this time.

The former Cal standout and Tom Brady get the victory over the youngsters, Patrick Mahomes and Josh Allen, in the TV event.

So now let's turn to the two best quotes of the day. Until Rodgers made the final putt, the turning point seemed to be the introduction of beer. "I felt really good about it, to be honest," Rodgers said of the winning putt.