The Herd with Colin Cowherd

Nick Wright, a dynamic sports commentator and FS1 host, dives into hot NFL topics. Colin Cowherd admits he underestimated the Cowboys’ resurgence, thanks to Dak Prescott and Brian Schottenheimer. They analyze the Chiefs’ comeback and discuss Lamar Jackson’s struggles in big games. The duo debates Caleb Williams' potential and the impact of Micah Parsons' trade on Dallas. With humor, Colin reads apology letters to various players and reflects on the nuances between CEO-style coaches and scheme specialists.

This week features bold NFL predictions as Nick Wright dives into exciting matchups like the Chiefs against the Jaguars and the Eagles facing off with the Broncos. He discusses the Bengals' disappointing performance and whether they should be avoided for betting. From the Cowboys' powerful offense against the Jets' defense to Baltimore’s undervaluation against Houston, Nick examines the dynamics that could influence each game. He wraps up with his top five bets, sharing insights that are crucial for any betting enthusiast.

John Middlekauff, a former NFL scout now hosting the "3 and Out" podcast, joins to discuss the Chiefs' resurgence and Jaxson Dart's impactful NFL debut with the Giants. He analyzes the potential playoff implications of Kansas City’s receiver reinforcements. College football analyst Josh Pate, who hosts his own show, debates the significance of Penn State's loss to Oregon and its implications for coach James Franklin. They also explore Alabama's victory over Georgia as a pivotal moment in their program's history.

Richard Sherman breaks down the 49ers' gritty win over the Rams, praising Mac Jones for stepping up in Brock Purdy's absence. He highlights coach Kyle Shanahan’s brilliant play-calling and Kendrick Bourne’s impressive comeback performance. The discussion includes the Niners’ defensive standouts and the significance of Alfred Collins' game-saving play. Sherman also addresses Matthew Stafford's arm talent, clarifies there’s no QB controversy regarding Purdy, and reflects on the growing buzz around Shedeur Sanders in the media.

Cory Sandhagen, a top UFC bantamweight contender, is back to discuss his highly anticipated fight against Merab Dvalishvili at UFC 320. He dives into his unique training evolution, emphasizing how his coaches have transformed his style. The conversation takes a quirky turn when rumors about his alleged OnlyFans account come up, which he clarifies as a joke. Cory reflects on his championship journey, the intense sparring leading up to the fight, and shares his mindset on visualizing victory and leaving a lasting legacy.

Colin Cowherd shines a spotlight on rookie pitcher Cam Schlittler's historic performance that has ignited the Yankees' playoff hopes. He dissects the surprising 49ers upset over the Rams, analyzing team dynamics and injuries that influenced the game. Mac Jones is praised for his impressive resurgence under Kyle Shanahan’s guidance, raising questions about his future as a starter. The conversation also touches on standout performances in both baseball and football, alongside a preview of upcoming playoff matchups.

Julian Edelman, former NFL wide receiver and Super Bowl MVP, shares insights on the 49ers' surprising victory over the Rams. He discusses quarterback dynamics, particularly praising Mac Jones for his growth and maturity. Edelman also highlights the Patriots' focus on ball security under Belichick and reflects on the emotional weight of his Hall of Fame induction. The duo also addresses the Eagles' offensive struggles and the impact of adding speedy receivers in today's game.

Eric Mangini, a former NFL head coach, shares insights on managing player performance and addressing injury challenges. He discusses the 49ers' QB dilemma with Brock Purdy and Mac Jones' impressive play. Sports analyst Jason McIntyre predicts upcoming NFL headlines, including potential upsets with teams like the Texans and Broncos. The conversation touches on evolving kicker trends and the impact of injuries on team dynamics. It's a deep dive into coaching strategies and the unpredictable nature of the NFL!

Former NFL wide receiver and Super Bowl MVP Julian Edelman joins to react to the 49ers' unexpected victory over the Rams. He shares insights on the Patriots' focus on ball security and how it shaped their success. Edelman praises Mac Jones' development, highlighting his chemistry and maturity under pressure. The conversation also touches on Aaron Rodgers' performance and the Eagles' offensive struggles, providing a unique perspective on player management and team dynamics.

Sophie Cunningham and West Wilson tackle the turmoil in the WNBA, highlighting Napheesa Collier's call for better league leadership after her emotional exit interview. Officiating woes take center stage as players voice frustration over inconsistencies. The looming threat of a lockout raises concerns amid ongoing CBA negotiations. They also share reflections on the Indiana Fever's playoff exit, indulging in lighthearted drama from a chaotic kickball game, and touch on celebrity All-Star moments and their take on dating dilemmas.