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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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Colin discusses Baker Mayfield’s GQ interview, Jimmy Garoppolo’s horrible performance last night against the Broncos, a possible reason for Antonio Brown’s helmet grievance with the NFL, why he feels Steph Curry is being disrespected, and why Clemson has a chance to be the next dynasty. Guests include Drew Brees, James Harrison, Clay Skipper, and Will Blackmon. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers
Baker Mayfield says the only thing that matters is winning so Colin points out that in the NFL Baker is actually a loser. He isn't going to overreact to Jimmy Garoppolo struggling in a game he only took 11 snaps. Plus, Super Bowl Champion Drew Brees talks about trying to rebound from their controversial loss to the Rams in the NFC Championship and how he's been able to maintain such a high level of success so late in his career. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers
In this episode, Middlekauff looks at Jimmy Garoppolo struggling in limited preseason MNF action, why the pressure is on Jimmy G and Kyle Shanahan to get results, why Mike Mayock is fed up with Antonio Brown, but is powerless to do anything about it; why the Giants' meddling ownership has made the franchise dysfunctional, why it's ridiculous for Ezekiel Elliott over Jerry Jones' "Zeke Who?" comment, 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 how the Oakland Raiders are like a poorly run restaurant. Colin talks about why Jerry Jones is officially all in on Dak Prescott. Colin thinks Jimmy Garoppolo was the perfect bargain for the San Francisco 49ers. And Colin tells you where he was right and where he was wrong this past week. Plus, Antonio Brown’s agent Drew Rosenhaus joins the show to discuss the latest happening with his client. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers
6Colin discusses how poorly the Oakland Raiders are run, why he wouldn’t have signed WR Antonio Brown, how Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones is handling Ezekiel Elliott and Dak Prescott, the contract of San Francisco 49ers QB Jimmy Garoppolo, and where he was right and wrong over the weekend. Guest include Peter Schrager, Drew Rosenhaus, Eric Dickerson, and Bucky Brooks. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers
Colin talks with Browns Writer Tony Grossi about the team and city that people claim he hates so much. They discuss new head coach Freddie Kitchens, Baker Mayfield and how on paper this might be the most talented team the Browns have had in decades in this exclusive podcast Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers
Colin never reads too much into preseason but says you can spot bad pretty easily and the Cardinals look bad. He thinks there are five franchise Quarterbacks that are one injury away from the team drafting a replacement. Colin was impressed by Tom Brady's ability to be critical while also embracing young talent. Plus, NBC's Peter King joins Colin from his training camp tour to talk Andrew Luck, Aaron Rodgers and why Zeke's holdout is so troublesome for the Cowboys Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers
Colin gives his reason why he doesn’t like the Arizona Cardinals so far, why Colts fans should be worried about Andrew Luck, why Tom Brady is a great leader, and why James Harden is a better scorer than Michael Jordan. Guests include Urban Meyer, Tom Telesco, Eric Mangini, Peter King, and Jason McIntyre. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers
In this episode, Middlekauff explains why he is out on Cardinals wonder boy head coach Kliff Kingsbury's spread offense succeeding in the pros, why, why Bill O'Brien has proven he's a bad GM during his interim stint with the Texans, how the freak out over Jimmy Garoppolo's five practice INT's shows how obsessed the culture is for football, why the social acceptance of gambling and weed is similar, 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 that OBJ is an all time talent but might never be an all time great receiver because he can't stay healthy. The Cowboys want to pay their "triplets" top dollar but in reality they're not even close to the best "triplets" in the NFL. Plus, Greg Cosell of NFL Films talks about one major concern he has with Aaron Rodgers in a new offense in Green Bay Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers
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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.
Christopher Riner
Aaron Hartje Don't play the victim.
Jennifer Arabella
Aaron Hartje That is good😃
Garrick Carroll
boy, I miss the Buy, Sell & Hold segment. it's one of my favorites
Gemma
Garrick Carroll 😓
Garrick Carroll
someone messed up the recording of the first couple of minutes of monologue. it's skipping every couple seconds
Lukas Parker
Garrick Carroll Oh, ok, let me check
Lucas Cheeseman
herd: s e e y o u a f t e r t h e b r e a k announcer: BE SURE TO CATCH LIVE EDITIONS OF THE HERD!!!! me: *throws headphones off and checks if my ears are bleeding*
James Gerard
How many times can Chris Broussard are be wrong and you still bring him on the show? I wish there was some accountability
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Armando Chinchilla
collin needs to watch mens soccer pronto... please watch 2010 Brasil Vs Germany, thats how its done
Kurtis Rose
Is it just me or does everyone else's podcast skip a ton?
Aaron Hartje
Baseball's commissioner would throw himself off a cliff if MLB had the NBA's ratings. Also, national letter-of-intent day SHOULD out perform the sliver of time on a Saturday that a college team is performing. Set aside the fact that there are many more hours in the day that a high school student can sign a letter of intent. Just the fact that the game is not only takes a small number of hours but is also in competition against half the other games that weekend is another limiting factor.
slug miester
sometimes I wonder if colin actually has sources or if he just talks out of his ass so he has a story for the day
Bradley Griffin
slug miester you know he has to sometimes. He's got to have over 10 hours of original content a week.. That's not easy.
Anne D.
Where's my herd Saturday podcast? I was beginning to really look forward to those. As you always eschew Colin, your best ability is availability. My Saturday yardwork listening is prime real estate, if I'm gonna call you up to the big leagues and put you in the game facing consistent hitters like TED talks, or a legendary, possible G.O.A.T. podcast like This American Life, you gotta be there when the skipper calls. Oh well, hope you had a good day, I'll look for you next weekend.
Madhav Krishna
Anne D. this is good
Joe Davies
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Aaron Hartje
What the fuck is a "jag-wire"?
Aaron Hartje
Colin's opening point about power is perhaps one of the dumbest things I have ever heard. Also, how did Shaq change the league? I won't argue that he wasn't dominant, but it's not like we had never had teams whose offenses were based on having a great big man in the paint that opened up the outside shooting. I think we CAN probably say that perhaps he was the last of the great big men before basketball devolved into a three-point shooting contest. And, of course, no conversation about baseball - a sport that Colin can barely disguise he hates - would be complete without him demonstrating he knows absolutely nothing about how to analyze it. Hell, even argued for and against the same point as far as letting people play and having personalities. Note how he's perfectly fine with expressing personality as long as they do it like an NBA player or a diva wide receiver might, but not if part of that personality may include throwing at a guy who showed you up by flipping his bat the previous at bat or the previous day. And he clearly doesn't understand why the Cuban way of playing baseball has posed a bit of an issue when it comes to trying to play team-oriented baseball in MLB.
Aaron Hartje
Enough already with how everyone falls all over themselves to try to convince us how intelligent LeBron James is. I hate to speak for others, but I think it's fairly safe to say that by and large we've not seen much evidence to support that assertion.
Aaron Hartje
Last I checked, the Steelers didn't get into the playoffs BEFORE losing Brown and Bell. Why WOULD they be favored as maybe top 10?
slug miester
L L not gonna happen man. juju and connor aren't at that level especially when they are the sole targets. so far we haven't seen any off season improvements from Pittsburgh
Aaron Hartje
L L Thing is, we have little real evidence that those two were actually locker room cancers. We know AB became a diva, but that is not a new development. The duo was painted as a problem this past season - a season in which they had a decent replacement at running back and both Brown and Juju ... and still couldn't make the playoffs. I do not see the team better without them unless some other changes are made as well. And the franchise isn't exactly known for being able to turn on a dime
Aaron Hartje
Nice tone-deafness here. Doesn't like "midgets" and classifies salaries that most people in the country never reach as "nothing" and "decent." I think I'll stick to the podcasts done by professionals.
Aaron Hartje
+Way to list off an extensive list of recent SB winners outside of the Eagles (Rams, Cowboys, Bears) while slamming the Packers and the middle 4/5 of the country that Colin has been all too clear about absolutely despising. +Has Rodgers really been having all that much trouble over the past decade finding a go-to receiver or three on his roster? It's the other things that he does like audibling out of plays that are going to work, and extending plays where it's not needed, that seem to be causing the problems. +Of course adding a quality receiver helped Dak Prescott. Dak Prescott isn't talented like Roger is. Less-talented quarterbacks need superior receivers. A guy who can throw like Rodgers doesn't. It's a nice weapon to have, but not remotely necessary. +Remember all those SB wins the Pats had w Moss? +You can always tell how desperate Cowherd is to convince everyone else that Russell Wilson is a first-ballot hall-of-famer by how many times he feels it's necessary to mention it. +I worked in the media in Green Bay for a few years. Antonio Brown's act will not last in Green Bay. They've gotten rid of guys with much better heads on their shoulders for far less.
Saad Vahora
Why is there feedback on some of the recent episodes
Aaron Hartje
I'd almost forgotten the disdain Cowherd has for almost the entirety of the country that exists between the coasts. The discussion of how to build a newspaper sports section reminded me.
Garrick Carroll
Best "Best for Last" so far. 🤣 #KardashianKurse