The Herd with Colin Cowherd

Rick Pitino, two-time national champion and veteran coach, on adapting across eras, international players, and what wins tournaments. Mark Few, longtime Gonzaga coach, on roster building, NIL-driven turnover, and preparing for top opponents. They trade sharp takes on coaching, defense, and modern roster challenges in short, punchy conversations.

Daniel Cormier reacts to Francis Ngannou leaving PFL and becoming a free agent. They debate whether Ngannou vs Jon Jones or Jones vs Pereira would be the bigger draw. The conversation covers PFL’s deal with Ngannou, how his return could reshape the heavyweight landscape, and concerns about size, power, and ring rust.

Fantasy dynasty buy and sell recommendations around free agency timing. Short rundowns on running backs to acquire or move now and which receivers could rise or fall. Quarterback market timing and which young QBs might pay off in Superflex formats. Practical trade targets and valuation windows to target before rosters shift in the offseason.

A reaction to the Chiefs trading Trent McDuffie and what that move does for both contenders. A look at Kyler Murray's uncertain NFL future after the Cardinals' cut. Critique of the Bengals' handling of Trey Hendrickson and its cost to Joe Burrow. A debate over Michael Jordan's era-adjusted greatness and Giannis's rocky return to the Bucks.

Julius Irving, Hall of Famer famed as Dr. J, shares memories about the ABA and his new documentary. Danny Parkins, Chicago sports media personality and FS1 host, breaks down the Bears stadium talk and regional politics. They also debate LeBron’s leaguewide value and whether the NFL Combine still matters. Energetic, concise conversations on basketball history, stadium drama, and media critiques.

Jayson Tatum's return and its ripple effects on Boston's defense and lineup chemistry. A breakdown of Tatum's offensive playmaking alongside Jalen Brown. Hot takes on Cade Cunningham and Shai Gilgeous-Alexander in the MVP conversation. Debate over Victor Wembanyama and the Spurs' realistic title hopes. Quick looks at Cam Johnson's fit in Denver and coaching adaptability across eras.

Dr. David Chao, a sports physician and former NFL team doctor, breaks down injury timelines for athletes. He discusses Jayson Tatum's rapid Achilles return and re-injury risks. He explains Maxx Crosby's meniscus repair and trade complications. He also outlines Patrick Mahomes' multi-ligament knee outlook and cautious return timelines.

Hosts break down DJ Moore's trade to Buffalo and how it reshapes both Bills and Bears roster plans. They debate Moore's fit with Josh Allen and the impact on Chicago's cap and draft flexibility. The show also riffs on Logan Paul's challenge to fight NFL players and whether promotional combat bouts make sense for networks and athletes.

A lively sports talk covering Jayson Tatum’s anticipated comeback timeline and whether Boston pressured his return. Debate about leadership shifts after his injury and comparisons to other Achilles recoveries. Reaction to Geno Smith being released and speculation on a potential Raiders rookie quarterback plan. Quick takes on WBC, Shohei Ohtani and LeBron milestones.

Dr. David Chow, sports physician and media medical expert, breaks down athlete injuries and recovery timelines. He discusses Jayson Tatum’s return after an Achilles tear, Max Crosby’s meniscus repair and trade implications, Patrick Mahomes’ multi-ligament knee outlook, and how prospect medical flags are evaluated. Short, clinical perspective on high-profile sports health stories.