The Herd with Colin Cowherd

Eve, the Philadelphia rapper, singer, and actress, known as the Ruff Ryders' First Lady, shares her journey from being dropped by Dr. Dre to joining Ruff Ryders with DMX and The Lox. She reminisces about the vibrant 90s rap scene and the magic of rushing to music stores. The conversation touches on her current tour with Ja Rule and Nelly and how she feels about today’s female rappers like Cardi B and Latto. Eve also reflects on her acting career, discussing her shows 'Eve' and 'Queens,' while blending humor and personal insights throughout.

John Middlekauff, host of the "3 and Out" podcast, shares insights on J.J. McCarthy’s potential with the Vikings and the pressing need for the Commanders to secure Terry McLaurin. He delves into the Bengals' struggles with Joe Burrow, highlighting the stakes if they miss the playoffs again. LIV golfer Kevin Na discusses his tough decision to leave the PGA Tour and the backlash faced by players like him. He also praises Phil Mickelson and reflects on golf's evolving landscape, questioning if anyone can match Tiger Woods' iconic status.

Daniel Cormier returns to discuss the high-stakes matchup between Charles Oliveira and Rafael Fiziev. He raises concerns about Oliveira's quick comeback after a devastating knockout, emphasizing the importance of recovery time. Drawing from his own experiences, Cormier warns against rushing back without being fully fit. The conversation also touches on the balance between a fighter's competitive drive and their health, alongside the importance of life beyond the octagon. Plus, fans are encouraged to connect and stay updated on upcoming events.

Mark Dominik, former general manager of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, shares his insights on crucial NFL topics. He discusses Micah Parsons' contract holdout, suggesting it may not be as serious as it seems. The conversation pivots to Shedeur Sanders' upcoming debut and its significance. Dominik also dives into the implications of Anthony Richardson's injuries and how they alter team dynamics. Additionally, he sheds light on the unpredictability of evaluating young talent in the NFL, offering a seasoned perspective on player contracts and the evolving landscape of college football.

Josh Pate, a college football analyst and host, joins to discuss Shedeur Sanders' highly anticipated debut and his chances of becoming legendary. They delve into the pressures on Arch Manning as speculation swirls about his possible future, and the unpredictable nature of preseason predictions in college football. Pate highlights the challenges rookie quarterbacks face, especially without strong mentorship, while analyzing the shifting dynamics in college football that complicate team strategies. Expect insights on player trades and the competitive landscape ahead!

In this engaging discussion, Geoff Schwartz, a Fox Sports NFL & CFB Analyst and former NFL player, dives into the future of college football. He shares insights on why Arch Manning may stay at Texas for two more years and the pressures on young quarterbacks. The conversation shifts to the debut of Shedeur Sanders and what teams should focus on during preseason. Schwartz also tackles the Browns QB situation and shares his thoughts on Anthony Richardson's prospects, blending expertise with humor throughout.

Josh Pate, a college football analyst and YouTube host, shares his expert insights on the pressures surrounding Arch Manning, emphasizing the weight of his lineage and public scrutiny. He discusses why Manning might choose to stay at Texas beyond this season instead of jumping to the NFL. Additionally, Josh analyzes the shifting dynamics of college football teams like Texas and USC, highlighting the critical nature of upcoming games as programs strive for improvement and championship aspirations.

The discussion kicks off with insights into the significance of the NFL preseason, where players grapple with nerves and the pressure of performing for their spots. A major blow hits as Chargers’ star Rashawn Slater faces a season-ending injury. The psychological strain on rookies is explored, emphasizing the difference between showcasing talent and actually making the team. Finally, social media's impact on athletes and the evolving sports media landscape rounds out a captivating look at the preseason dynamics that shape the upcoming season.

Delve into the competitive NFC West division as the hosts analyze the Los Angeles Rams' potential for another Super Bowl run and assess quarterback Matthew Stafford's last shot at glory. They dissect the struggles of Kyler Murray and the rebuilding efforts of the Seahawks, while questioning if this is a resurgence for Kyle Shanahan's 49ers. Packed with insights on betting odds and team dynamics, the conversation captures the excitement and uncertainties ahead as the NFL season kicks off.

Nick Wright dives into Micah Parsons' contract troubles with Jerry Jones, spotlighting its impact on the Cowboys. He discusses Matthew Stafford's back issues and the grim future for the Rams. Predictions for the 2025 Chiefs include a leaner Travis Kelce shaping their playstyle. As the preseason kicks off, Wright shares insights on Shedeur Sanders and Travis Hunter's performances. The fun banter includes a playful debate about which NFL head coach could triumph in a battle royale, mixing humor with deep football analysis.