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The Herd with Colin Cowherd is a thought-provoking, opinionated, and topic-driven journey through the top sports stories of the day.
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This week on Inside the (Rob) Parker, Rob looks at the MLB offseason, Steven Strasburg returning to D.C. and re-signing with the Nats, the Gerrit Cole sweepstakes, the market for Anthony Rindon, and why Lou Whitaker deserves to be in the Hall of FameGuests: Bo Porter - Former MLB Manager and current Nats analyst joins the show to discuss the MLB offseason, Strasburg returning to D.C., and how Washington's pitching heavy approach will affect how other teams build their rosters. Julian McWilliams - Boston Globe Red Sox Beat Writer reports on the buzz surrounding the winter meetings and if Mookie Betts is about to be shipped out of Boston to cut costs. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers
1Colin defends Carson Wentz who is still winning games despite dealing with a cluster of injuries at receiver. He says everyone has already made their mind up about Belichick and the Patriots as cheaters or as envelope pushers and nothing about these latest videotaping issues is going to change that. He doesn't see Urban Meyer as the Cowboys next head coach and explains why. He reveals his top ten NFL teams in the Herd Hierarchy. Plus, Super Bowl champion WR Greg Jennings talks about how long Aaron Rodgers has left and why you can't do what Baker Mayfield did. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers
Colin explains why the Eagles struggled last night, why he's impressed with Carson Wentz, why he feels the Patriots latest cheating scandal isn't a big deal, his thoughts on Urban Meyer possibly going to the NFL, and his new Herd Hierarchy. Guests include Chris Simms, Orlando Scandrick, Kyle Juszczyk, and Greg Jennings, Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers
In this episode, Middlekauff reacts to the Eagles MNF comeback to spoil Eli Manning's return, the Niners/Saints game of the year, what to make of the Chiefs win over the Pats in Foxboro, Lamar Jackson beating Josh Allen in a showdown of young QB's, and Baker Mayfield popping off about the Browns' training staff. He also reacts to the College Playoff Final Four, NFL Week 14, and answers listener questions in Middlekauff's Mailbag. Follow John on twitter @JohnMiddlekauff and go to theherdnow.com to find the latest content. Subscribe now! Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers
Colin explains why the Chiefs winning in New England was unimpressive and doesn't make him think they can go on to win the Super Bowl. He says the Saints and 49ers have separated from the rest of the NFC. He thinks people within the Browns are starting to turn on Baker Mayfield. He admits where he was right and wrong over the weekend. Plus, Hall of Fame TE Tony Gonzalez talks about the Chiefs getting over the hump against the Patriots and what the rumors about Odell Beckham Jr. wanting out of Cleveland really mean. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers
Colin explains why he was more impressed with the Saints loss, than the Chiefs victory, the continuing saga of drama going on with the Browns, what might happened to Tom Brady at the end of this season, and where he was right and wrong over the weekend. Guests include Trent Dilfer, Tom Curran, Urban Meyer, and Tony Gonzalez. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers
This week, Gottlieb discusses the Knicks firing of David Fizdale, why it's not surprising, and how college teams are winning with a formula of transfers and older, Non-NBA talent, He also answers listener questions, including Carmelo Anthony's early success in his return in Portland, Make sure you download, rate and subscribe here to get the latest All Ball Podcasts! Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers
Colin goes over his Blazing 5 picks with RJ Bell of Pregame.com and Fox Sports Radio who tells him which games the wise guys in Vegas agree or disagree with. Here are the games Colin and RJ go over in week 14:Ravens @ BillsBroncos @ TexansSteelers @ CardinalsChiefs @ PatriotsBengals @ BrownsPlus, Colin reveals a 6th bonus pick exclusive to this podcast. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers
Colin talks about the poor coaching in Dallas and why Dak Prescott's performance is becoming alarming because his numbers are largely based on garbage time. He starts to wonder if the Cowboys head coaching job sounds better than it actually is with Jerry Jones undermining your authority all of the time. Former Cowboys and Eagles CB Orlando Scandrick comes in the studio to talk about why Jason Garrett needs to go and why he still believes in the Cowboys more than the Eagles. Plus, FOX's College Football Analyst Joel Klatt talks about conference championship weekend and which team should be on the upset alert. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers
Colin discusses the Cowboys-Bears game, what worries him about Dak Prescott, Jerry Jones' heated radio interview, what is separating average NFL teams from the great ones, and his Blazing 5 picks for the weekend. Guests include Rich Ohrnberger, Joel Klatt, Orlando Scandrick, Stanford Routt, and Jason McIntyre. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers
In this episode, Middlekauff looks at the Cowboys collapsing on TNF in a bad loss to the Bears, Mitchell Trubisky complicating the Bears decision on him by playing well, why he was impressed with how Panthers owner David Tepper handled the firing of Ron Rivera, why the CEO head coach - who isn't directly in charge of one side of the ball - are a dying breed, and why USC is a shell of its former dominating self. He also previews the full slate of Week 14 games and answers listener questions in Middlekauff's Mailbag. Follow John on twitter @JohnMiddlekauff and go to theherdnow.com to find the latest content. Subscribe now! Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers
Colin says both the Bears and Cowboys did the same thing in the off-season that has derailed their 2019 seasons. He thinks mobile QBs are the future not a fad. If the Patriots and Tom Brady do split up he thinks Brady will be fine but Belichick might not be. Plus, Greg Cosell of NFL Films talks about the Cowboys lack of an offensive identity and why what the Ravens are doing with Lamar Jackson is almost impossible to defend. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers
Colin explains how the Cowboys and Bears have made the same mistakes, why the NBA ratings may be down, why Tom Brady is frustrated but has leverage, and why mobile QBs are not a fad. Guests include Mark Schlereth, Greg Cosell, Steve Beuerlein, and Andrew Siciliano. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers
On today’s episode of the 'Boys and Girl Podcast, Jane and Bobby are joined by former Cowboys scout Bryan Broaddus, and Yahoo Senior NFL Reporter Charles Robinson, for a deep-dive on the contract statuses of Jason Garrett and Dak Prescott. Follow Jane and Bobby on Twitter and subscribe to get all the latest inside information from two of the most connected people in the Cowboys’ community. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers
Colin explains why the Cowboys are a lot like the Browns, why he’s ok with the new college football rankings, where he thinks Ron Rivera might coach next, and the main problem facing Tom Brady right now. Guests include Albert Breer, Will Blackmon, Peter Schrager, and Marcellus Wiley. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers
Colin explains why the Cowboys are a lot closer to the Browns structurally than people want to admit. He thinks Oklahoma's lack of playoff success and the poor play in the Big 12 should play a factor in voting Utah ahead of them. He thinks the Patriot's offensive problems are the fault of Bill Belichick and explains why. Plus, FOX's Joel Klatt comes in studio to tell Colin why he's wrong about almost everything. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers
On today’s episode of the 'Boys and Girl Podcast, Jane and Bobby discuss the back-and-forth comments from Jerry Jones about the security of Jason Garrett’s job, and talk about two candidates who have recently come available. Plus, Patrick Finley from the Chicago Sun-Times stops by to preview the Bears game. Follow Jane and Bobby on Twitter and subscribe to get all the latest inside information from two of the most connected people in the Cowboys’ community. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers
Colin knows what two teams will reach the Super Bowl and they are remarkably similar. He wonders if the Browns have a Freddie Kitchens issue or a Baker Mayfield issue. He explains why the Seahawks and Vikings game on Monday night was a really bad look for the Cowboys. Plus, Super Bow Champion Trent Dilfer talks about people being so wrong about Russell Wilson and gives Colin grief about being so wrong about the Eagles this season. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers
Colin discusses the Seahawks-Vikings game, who he feels are the two best teams in the NFL, how the Ravens have improved this year, where the blame lies for the Browns problems this season, who the Patriots should go after in the off season, and his new Herd Hierarchy. Guests include Mark Schlereth, Peter King, Reggie Bush, and Trent Dilfer. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers
In this episode, Middlekauff reacts to the Seahawks MNF home win over the Vikings, why they till have a rare organizational edge, why the Vikings can still be a factor in the NFC playoffs, why he was so impressed with the level of play in the Niners/Ravens game of the week, why the NFC East is lapping the field as the worst conference in the NFL, why the Chiefs/Patriots upcoming matchup will reveal a lot about both teams ability to win it all, explains how the Steelers are still far superior to the Browns, gives his key takeaways from the weekend, and answers listener questions in Middlekauff's Mailbag. Follow John on twitter @JohnMiddlekauff and go to theherdnow.com to find the latest content. Subscribe now! Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers
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AJango Freeman
The Browns and Vikings have the best perimeter players in the league...😳😳. Not even a mention of the Texans, Falcons, or Seahawks. eek
slug miester
Colin really got shown up against Jennings. dudes inexperience in actually playing just showed
Aaron Hartje
Gee. What a shock. Colin's going to talk about LeBron for the next eight months. Someone alert the media.
Aaron Hartje
I assume I'm not the only one who had a red flag fly up when Colin decided to guess that there were boroughs of New York that have a larger population than does Chicago. This is not true. Brooklyn is the largest Borough and it comes close, but it does not have the population of Chicago.
Aaron Hartje
I hate to be the one to bring this up, but if you have more money on the game than ever, that's your f****** fault. It's got nothing to do with the officials. Go curl up in a corner and weep, or take up pottery if you pay this much attention to sports and still know absolutely nothing about them. Unless you've been balls deep in it you don't understand the human element involved. I stayed away for a few months just to see if this guy got any smarter. He didn't. It only gets worse as he starts talking about how he feels it's okay to just have an opinion on how someone gets a disease. I can only imagine he thinks it's okay to call every player in the NFL gay as well. After all, it's just his opinion. No wonder this guy is not ready for prime time, and it sounds like he never will be.
Jason Holman
Russell Wilson dick must taste delicious. cuz he sure is sucking it!!
Bestest Dog in the whole wide world!!
I've been listening to Sports Talk Radio for years and years, since the early 2000s. I've heard dozens upon dozens of diffent armchair experts, Monday morning quarterbacks, analysists, influencers, and opinion makers.. One of them stands apart in a league of his one..Colin Cowherd is his name!
Armando Chinchilla
those super focused steeler you kept raving about Collin... those same steeler looked awful week 1 and now they are done... enjoy
Aaron Hartje
Since there seems to be some confusion, I'll try to straighten this out. Colin Cowherd is not a journalist. I say that mostly because no one has observed him actually practicing journalism since he became a talk show host for his opinion-driven - not journalism-driven - shows.
Aaron Hartje
I know it's been made abundantly clear this week that Colin isn't one for actually doing the legwork and researching the things he then goes on to speak of, but the NFL is nowhere remotely close to being half filled by undrafted free agents. At the beginning of training camp it is because you need bodies. But only maybe 20 percent of the NFL is UDFAs.
John Alswager
Gottlieb is a trash human and an even worse host. I'll never listen when he's on.
Aaron Hartje
Fifteen minutes in and I just can't take anymore. Zero analytic ability or perspective on the issue of Andrew Luck, the NFL and the abilities of incoming college quarterbacks. And I can't believe he actually pulled the, "I played high school football." card as some mechanism for him to be able to argue from a position of authority on the subject of the rigors of the NFL. However, it was no surprise at all that at the beginning he set himself above the rest of the sports media even given his track record. Maybe tomorrow will be better.
Rick Lawson
strong show joy taylor has too many horrible.pc takes but decent
Winston Wolf
great comment. absolutely correct
Aaron Hartje
In the interest of providing context, both Adam Schefter and Chris Mortensen annually predicted that it might be the last season for Brett Favre in Green Bay. Eventually, they guessed right and we're more than willing to take the credit for it their "prediction". Clickbait? Absolutely.
Aaron Hartje
I'm not a Baker Mayfield fan, but it's obvious that when he said, "That's not what I said." what he meant was, "That's not what I was getting at and here is the rest of it to give it context." Also, I've been in the media for a couple of decades. Journalists are absolutely relying on clicks to remain employed. Internet traffic is everything to all news organizations. Broadcast people are in a somewhat different boat, but broadcast people aren't the ones who are the first source of stories like this one. That falls on actual journalists who do the legwork rather than sitting in a studio waiting to react and hopefully provide decent analysis.
Fred Ramey
The reasoning steph curry does not get one vote is because hes half white hes light skinned And he was raised with money.
Aaron Hartje
I see that Colin has found yet another angle to express his complete and utter hatred for the part of the country that lies between the coasts.
Garrick Carroll
boy, I miss the Buy, Sell & Hold segment. it's one of my favorites
Garrick Carroll
someone messed up the recording of the first couple of minutes of monologue. it's skipping every couple seconds