Colin Cowherd Podcast - Josh Allen MVP? Steelers Have Lamar’s Number, Bo Nix OROY? Rodgers “A Shot Fighter”, Paul vs Tyson A “Circus”
Nov 18, 2024
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John Middlekauff, a former NFL scout and host of the "3 and Out" podcast, joins the discussion to dissect the latest NFL drama. They analyze the epic Bills vs. Chiefs rivalry and debate Josh Allen's MVP candidacy. The conversation shifts to the Steelers' dominance over Lamar Jackson and Aaron Rodgers' decline. Middlekauff shares insights on Caleb Williams’ promising start and the potential for Bo Nix as Offensive Rookie of the Year. They wrap up with a critique of the Paul vs. Tyson fight, labeling it a 'circus' that cleverly cashes in on nostalgia.
Colin Cowherd and John Middlekauff analyze the Buffalo Bills' significant victory over the Chiefs, sparking discussions about their rivalry and Josh Allen's MVP potential.
The podcast highlights the Steelers' successful strategies against Lamar Jackson, showcasing how his performance varies significantly against Pittsburgh's defense.
A detailed examination of Sean McDermott's coaching methods illustrates his role in fostering a competitive culture within the Buffalo Bills despite facing criticism.
The discussion on Jake Paul's boxing matches emphasizes his innovative business model that capitalizes on celebrity appeal and creates entertainment value.
Deep dives
Call for a Timeout Against Hate
The speaker emphasizes the rising tide of hate in the country, labeling it as an issue that everyone must come together to combat. They stress community and unity, urging listeners to pause and reflect on their actions and words when it comes to hate. The call to action includes supporting organizations dedicated to addressing hate and raising awareness through social media engagement. This message highlights the importance of standing up against hate as a collective effort among citizens.
Gift Ideas for the Difficult-to-Shop-For
The discussion shifts to the challenges of finding gifts for those who seem impossible to shop for, suggesting that sound-based gifts can be a perfect solution. JLab is highlighted as a brand offering a variety of styles and colors of earbuds and headphones suitable for anyone's preferences. The speaker notes the affordability of these options, indicating that shoppers can find gifts at different price points, making it an accessible choice for everyone. This segment reinforces the idea that personalized audio gifts can bring joy and utility.
Buffalo Bills Besting Kansas City Chiefs
The conversation turns to the recent NFL matchup between the Buffalo Bills and the Kansas City Chiefs, highlighting Buffalo's strong performance against their rivals. The analysis focuses on the effective running game and receiving options available to quarterback Josh Allen, particularly noting the impact of Amari Cooper and the tight end's contributions. The Bills overcoming early skepticism about their ability to beat the Chiefs symbolizes their growth as a competitive team in the league. This victory sends a message that the Bills have firmly established themselves at the top of the AFC.
Quarterback Comparisons: Josh Allen vs. Lamar Jackson
The analysis explores how quarterbacks Josh Allen and Lamar Jackson perform under pressure, particularly in critical games against the Chiefs. While Allen has consistently played well against Kansas City, including in playoff settings, Jackson has struggled to maintain his usual flair. This raises questions about the evolution of both quarterbacks, with Allen being praised for his ability to score and lead his team effectively. The conclusion drawn is that while both are incredibly talented, Allen's track record against high-stakes opponents sets him apart.
The Resilient Coaching of Sean McDermott
There's a detailed examination of Buffalo Bills head coach Sean McDermott's impact on the team's success and resilience in the face of adversity. The speaker draws parallels between McDermott and legendary coaches known for their meticulous attention to detail and strategy. Despite criticisms of being overly conservative in playoff scenarios, McDermott's leadership fosters a strong, competitive culture within the team. His ability to get the players to perform consistently at a high level emphasizes his value to the franchise.
Denver Broncos' Impressive Turnaround
A shift in focus highlights the resurgence of the Denver Broncos under the leadership of head coach Sean Payton and rising star quarterback Bo Nix. Despite a challenging roster, the Broncos surprised spectators with their capability to dominate their recent matchup against the Atlanta Falcons. The analysis praises Nix’s development and ability to manage games efficiently, specifically drawing attention to his impressive completion percentages and touchdown-to-interception ratio. The narrative paints a picture of a strengthened Broncos team that has the potential for a strong playoff push moving forward.
Jake Paul: The Business of Boxing
The discussion wraps around how Jake Paul has effectively forged a unique business model in boxing through strategic matchmaking with big-name fighters. The speaker acknowledges the elements of entertainment associated with these matches while highlighting the willingness of both Paul and his opponents to capitalize on their star power for profit. Through careful selection of opponents, Paul exemplifies how to market and monetize fights, regardless of conventional boxing legacies or reputations. His approach signifies a shift in how fights are promoted and perceived, particularly among younger audiences.
Colin’s joined by John Middlekauff, host of “3 and Out” to break down all the Sunday NFL action!
They start with the Bills snapping the Chiefs’ winning streak in what Colin declares is “the best rivalry in the NFL” (3:00), and debate whether Josh Allen should win MVP (6:00) and if the Bills can “flip the script” in this rivalry (16:00)
After the Steelers beat the Ravens, they break down why the Steelers have Lamar’s number and why he’s a completely different player against them (24:00). They discuss Caleb Williams marked improvement for the Bears in his first game since firing OC Shane Waldron (35:00) and why Jordan Love will “drive Packers fans crazy” (39:30).
Colin declares Aaron Rodgers a “shot fighter” after another loss for the Jets (44:00) and that the 49ers no longer feel “special” after their loss to the Seahawks (01:02:00). They make the case for Sean Payton winning coach of the year and debate whether Bo Nix could win Offensive Rookie of the Year (01:10:00)
Finally, they wrap up the Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson fight and Colin lauds Paul’s business model of fighting way-past-their-prime fighters with big names and creating a “circus”...and a huge payday (01:23:00)
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