

Best of The Herd
Sep 15, 2025
Three-time Pro Bowl quarterback Matt Hasselbeck joins the discussion, offering keen insights into the struggles of Bears quarterback Caleb Williams under new coaching. They delve into the Chiefs’ unexpected 0-2 start and the potential decline of their dynasty. Hasselbeck breaks down the effectiveness of the controversial 'tush push' play and examines crucial quarterback dynamics. The chat also touches on team strategies, performance challenges, and the unpredictable nature of real-game scenarios, bringing a rich analysis of the current football landscape.
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Chiefs' Dynasty Shows Early Cracks
- Colin argues the Chiefs' dynasty feels over because their roster lacks offensive explosiveness beyond Patrick Mahomes.
- He cites weak run game, offensive line issues, and injuries as signs of predictable regression.
Philadelphia's Ugly Football Is Its Strength
- Colin praises the Eagles' identity: physical, methodical, and hard to stop a yard at a time.
- He says their ugliness is deliberate and a core reason for consistent wins.
Scripted Success vs. Improv Problems
- Colin observes Caleb Williams excels on-script but deteriorates when he improvises off script.
- He concludes Ben Johnson's timing-heavy scheme clashes with Williams' ad-lib style.