The Herd with Colin Cowherd

Sam Darnold's clutch playoff surge and how Seattle outplayed Matthew Stafford. A deep look at late-game coaching choices and pivotal special teams mistakes. Why New England's mix of coaching, defense, and fortune propelled a surprising Super Bowl run. Reaction to Buffalo promoting Joe Brady and what that might mean for Josh Allen's title hopes.

A Super Bowl LX betting preview focused on Patriots vs Seahawks matchups, lines, and prop ideas. They dissect quarterback dynamics, defensive strengths, and coaching chess between Mike McDonald and Mike Vrabel. Early money, sharp vs public action, totals, and weird longshot props get attention. Final segments highlight favorite futures and longshot picks for next season.

Nick Wright, sports TV commentator known for sharp NFL takes, joins to debate Buffalo’s Joe Brady hire and Pittsburgh’s Mike McCarthy move. They spar over coaching impact in big games. They also preview the Seahawks vs Patriots Super Bowl matchup, focusing on coaching, O-line durability, and game management.

Robert Griffin III, former NFL quarterback turned analyst, offers sharp takes on coaching moves and quarterback trajectories. He weighs Mike McCarthy's Pittsburgh return and why the presser won over fans. Short conversations cover fourth-down decision-making, Sam Darnold's playoff surge, Aaron Rodgers' future, and how coaching hires reshape teams.

Nick Wright, sports commentator and First Things First co-host, critiques the Bills’ Joe Brady hire and questions the reasoning behind it. He and Colin break down Seahawks vs Patriots matchup and how coaching decisions and game management shape outcomes. They also debate coaching perception, roster moves, and playoff takeaways in concise, sharp analysis.

Immediate reaction to Buffalo hiring Joe Brady and whether that hire feels like comfort or an upgrade. A blueprint for coaching hires and the tradeoffs of familiarity versus clear upgrades. A strong defense of Sam Darnold’s resume despite criticism. A look at why some coaches like Sean McVay receive more leeway for aggressive decisions.

A look at Sam Darnold’s unexpected resurgence and the winding path that brought him to Seattle. Debate over Tennessee’s decision to fire Mike Vrabel and why New England benefited from hiring him. Mailbag questions on fandom, trades, coaching risks, parenting anecdotes, and whether playoffs should be played in domes.

Mary J. Blige, Grammy-winning singer-songwriter and actress known as the Queen of Hip Hop Soul, discusses her My Life, My Story Las Vegas residency and why a residency suits this stage of her career. She shares stories about landing a spot on Jay-Z’s Reasonable Doubt, making “Family Affair” with Dr. Dre, and names the hip hop artists who shaped her sound.

Arman Tsarukyan, a top UFC lightweight known for well-rounded skills and strong grappling, joins to discuss his rapid rise, back injury that cost a big rematch, and a heated faceoff headbutt. He talks about matchmaking politics, why certain fighters avoid him, and delivers a direct message to Dana White.

Matt Hasselbeck, former NFL quarterback and longtime Seahawk, offers veteran perspective from his playing days. He breaks down Sam Darnold's rise and Seattle's path to the Super Bowl. They debate fourth-down aggression, special teams and home-field energy. Hasselbeck shares emotional Lumen Field moments and hot takes on key plays and coaching moves.