The Herd with Colin Cowherd

T.J. Ward, former NFL safety and two-time Pro Bowler known for his physical play with the Broncos' 2015 No Fly Zone, squares off with Richard Sherman. They debate Seattle's Legion of Boom vs Denver's No Fly Zone, spot-by-spot. Topics include pass rush vs takeaways, coverage styles, playoff turnovers, key matchups, injuries, and legacy. Nostalgia and mutual respect run throughout.

A deep dive on the Rams trading for Trent McDuffie and how that reshapes Chiefs roster strategy and draft math. Bold trade speculation around stars like AJ Brown and Maxx Crosby and wild free agency predictions. A heated debate on whether Kyler Murray can be a franchise quarterback and criticism of the Bengals’ handling of Trey Hendrickson. Plus listener mailbag and sports-culture takes.

Keith O'Brien, New York Times bestselling author known for narrative sports nonfiction, explores Larry Bird's improbable rise from small-town French Lick to national superstardom. He recounts immersive reporting, building trust with Bird's circle, and why Indiana State's 1979 run mattered. The conversation highlights Bird's complex personality, coaching and team dynamics, and the serendipity behind the famed Bird vs Magic moment.

Mark Few, Gonzaga head coach and two-time national coach of the year, talks college hoops, roster turnover, and coaching at USA Basketball. He weighs in on tournament expansion, NIL effects, coaching Kevin Durant, and Gonzaga’s culture. Short, candid takes on injuries, frontcourt focus, and why continuity matters.

Jason Timpf, NBA analyst and host of Hoops Tonight at The Volume, joins to break down Jayson Tatum’s imminent return and how his defensive versatility shifts the Celtics’ ceiling. They debate Knicks matchups, Luka’s role next to LeBron, and whether SGA’s game plays well on TV. Also discussed: roster moves around the NFL and surprising front-office hires in L.A.

Brian Baldinger, former NFL offensive lineman and current NFL Network analyst known for film breakdowns and scouting, joins to analyze the Combine and draft prospects. He discusses how DJ Moore fits with Josh Allen, evaluates offensive line and edge prospects, and flags coverage/technique concerns for certain players. Quick takes on trades, team-building strategies, and who might move up in the draft.

Jason Timpf, NBA analyst and Hoops Tonight host, previews Jayson Tatum’s return and Celtics implications. Mark Few, Gonzaga head coach and two-time national coach of the year, discusses roster turnover, NIL impacts, and tournament expansion. Multiple short conversations cover NFL trades, draft strategy, and coaching Kevin Durant for Team USA.

A blockbuster Rams-Chiefs trade and what it means for both teams' rosters and draft capital. A look at the growing trade market and why elite defenders like Maxx Crosby are sparking bidding wars. News of Stefon Diggs' release and how roster moves ripple through locker rooms. A tribute to Lou Holtz, celebrating his impact on football and culture.

ASAP Ferg, Harlem-born rapper and visual artist known for A$AP Mob and creative projects, talks Flip Phone Shorty and its ringtone-era film vibe. He recalls designing Rucker Park and being commissioned by Adidas. He shares A$AP Mob origins, nostalgic NYC fashion roots, and teases his new collective The Scythe and upcoming deluxe releases.

Sophie Cunningham, Indiana Fever guard and active CBA rep fighting for revenue share and better player conditions. She tackles WNBA labor drama, revenue-share vs salary-cap proposals, housing and expansion-draft complications. Also shares NYC quirks, subway fears, dating tall partners, and a heated take on league timelines and readiness.