The Herd with Colin Cowherd THE HERD - Hour 1 - The NFL is back, Jerry Jones is to blame for the Cowboys problems, Caleb Williams may have the right coach
Sep 4, 2025
The return of the NFL sparks discussions on coaching strategies impacting team performance, particularly for the Cowboys under Jerry Jones. The contrast with the disciplined approach of the Eagles is highlighted. Exciting prospects for college football are examined, especially with Caleb Williams now receiving the right coaching to flourish. Viewership stats show that fears about changes in college football may be unfounded, while rising pressures on quarterbacks like Jalen Hurts represent the sport's evolving dynamics.
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Ownership Culture Undermines Winning
- Colin Cowherd argues that the core issue for the Dallas Cowboys is an ownership culture not obsessed with winning.
- He claims Jerry Jones prioritizes vanity and drama over discipline, which bleeds into team performance.
Eagles' Consistency Versus Cowboys' Drought
- Cowherd contrasts the Eagles' sustained success with the Cowboys' drought since 1996.
- He highlights Philadelphia's 20 playoff wins versus Dallas's five as evidence of organizational difference.
Caleb Williams' Rookie Year Mismanaged
- Cowherd reads a Chicago Sun-Times line describing Caleb Williams' time with new coach Ben Johnson as "grad school."
- He likens Williams' rookie year to being sent into a dark tunnel without a compass.