The Colin Cowherd Podcast

Colin’s joined by college football guru Josh Pate, host of “Josh Pate’s College Football Show”. They start with Penn State’s loss to Oregon and the unfair criticism of James Franklin and Colin argues that he’s still a top ten coach, and Josh explains why the loss was the beginning of a brand new timeline for Franklin and Penn State because their best still wasn’t good enough (4:00).  They agree Dan Lanning would be crazy to leave Oregon for another job in the south and that he can accomplish anything he wants as coach of the Ducks (8:30).  They recap their experience of being at USC @ Illinois and Colin highlights that USC was dominated physically and struggles to play smash mouth football, but Josh counters that one more year with the portal could fix it (13:00).  They discuss the huge lift for Kalen DeBoer following in Nick Saban’s footsteps, and why Alabama’s win over Georgia was one of their biggest of the past decade (24:15).  Finally, Colin lauds the addition of the transfer portal for the parity it’s created in the sport now that great bench players now start elsewhere (35:00). All lines provided by hardrock.bet (Timestamps may vary based on advertisements.) Follow Colin and The Volume on Twitter for the latest content and updates!  #VolumeSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Colin Cowherd reacts to the Denver Broncos beating the Cincinnati Bengals on Monday Night Football. Colin gives his takes on Bo Nix, Sean Payton & Zac Taylor. Is Denver a true contender this season? Colin also talks about the Miami Dolphins getting their first win of the season vs the New York Jets. Both teams are in the need of a rebuild. Which teams will draft a QB in the 2026 NFL Draft? All lines provided by Hard Rock Bet hardrock.bet  #VolumeSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Colin’s joined by John Middlekauff, host of “3 and Out” to break down all the week 4 NFL action They start with the Chiefs blowing out the injury depleted Ravens and Colin argues that the Chiefs are in Lamar Jackson’s head, and that Chiefs DC Steve Spagnola may have Lamar figured out after years of facing him (3:30). They predict a major resurgence for the Chiefs offense as their wide receiving core returns to the field (9:00). They move to the Giants beating the Chargers and highlight Jaxson Dart’s solid debut and Cam Skattebo bringing juice to the Giants run game (13:45). They discuss the worrying rash of injuries to the Chargers and debate whether Herbert and the run game can hold up after losing several starters (17:30).  They pivot to the Bears beating the Raiders in an ugly game after another brutal performance from Geno Smith and despite Ashton Jeanty finally breaking out and a game between two six win teams (26:00). Colin argues that the Eagles feel a bit like Kansas City where there’s something not quite right, yet they still managed to win ugly over the Bucs (33:00).  They recap the Rams beating the Colts and Colin argues the Colts are for REAL despite the loss and predicts they’ll win the AFC South (37:30). Colin calls the Steelers win over the Vikings their best in years, and their physicality was on full display today (52:45). They question the Vikings decision to let Sam Darnold walk in exchange for unproven rookie J.J. McCarthy as it’s clear the team is just a quarterback away (58:45).  They move to the Jags win over the 49ers in a game they tried to give the game away but Brock Purdy was even worse and the Niners struggled with both running the ball and injuries (1:03:30). They pivot to college football and discuss Oregon vs. Penn State and Colin argues Dante Moore is the best quarterback in the country and that Drew Allar looked like the worst of the 4 QBs playing in the marquee games (PSU vs ORE & AL vs GA) (1:11:00). Colin recaps his experience at USC vs Illinois and explains why Illinois was clearly the better team (1:23:00).  Finally, they react to a crazy final round at the Ryder Cup and argue that the European team just has a better sense of cohesion, comradery and mental toughness than the American team (1:31:00).  All lines provided by hardrock.bet (Timestamps may vary based on advertisements.) Follow Colin and The Volume on Twitter for the latest content and updates!  #VolumeSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

John Middlekauff, a former NFL scout, analyzes Caleb Williams' standout performance leading the Bears to victory over the Cowboys, while also dissecting the Rams' heartbreaking loss to the Eagles. Danny Parkins, a sports radio host, discusses the implications of Jimmy Kimmel's brief suspension and his eventual reinstatement, highlighting corporate influence on media. They also dive into the advantages of the Green Bay Packers' ownership structure and how it relates to team decision-making, and explore the Lions' physical dominance over the Ravens.

Danny Parkins, co-host of 'First Things First' on FS1, dives into a lively discussion about media pressures and free speech, particularly regarding Jimmy Kimmel's recent reinstatement. He and Colin debate the responsibility of popular hosts to address political issues while maintaining audience appeal. They also share insights on the contrasting sports cultures between Chicago and New York, and Colin highlights the Green Bay Packers' unique stability due to a lack of meddling owners. Finally, Danny reveals his shifted views on coaching, emphasizing broader leadership over game management.

Former NFL scout John Middlekauff is reacting LIVE immediately following the Detroit Lions upset win on the road against Lamar Jackson, Derrick Henry, and the Baltimore Ravens. John also debates if the San Francisco 49ers medical staff is suspect due to the injuries piling up yet again for the team, including Nick Bosa who was just ruled out for the season with a torn ACL. Next, John reacts to the Atlanta Falcons moving their offensive coordinator from the coaching booth to the sidelines. John wraps up by reacting to Deion Sanders comments on his son Cleveland Browns QB Shedeur Sanders rejecting the Ravens and the Eagles potentially drafting him. Finally, John answers your questions in this episode's mailbag segment. 04:17 - Lions-Ravens 24:16 - 49ers doctors are suspect 27:15 - Falcons OC moving to sidelines 32:22 - Deion Sanders comments on Shedeur Sanders rejecting Ravens 48:32 - Mailbag Follow John on Twitter, Instagram and YouTube for the latest.  All lines provided by hardrock.bet Check out Gametime - the fastest growing ticketing app in the US, and the official ticketing app of 3 & Out and GoLow -  for tickets to all of your favorite NFL, NBA, NHL, NCAA teams. Concert and comedy show tickets, too. Go to Gametime now to create an account, download the app and use code JOHN for $20 off your first purchase. #VolumeSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Lions showcased their physical dominance over the Ravens, marking a significant victory. Dan Campbell's leadership is shaping a winning culture in Detroit. Jared Goff shines in primetime with an impressive 11-1 record. The Lions' defense was relentless, sacking Lamar Jackson seven times. Colin contrasts the NFC's deeper rosters with the AFC's QB focus, suggesting a shift in team construction across the league. This game highlighted the Lions' offensive efficiency and growing prowess in the NFC.

Join John Middlekauff, a former NFL scout and host of the '3 & Out' podcast, as he dives into the excitement of Week 3 in the NFL. He shares insights on the Bears’ surprising triumph over the Cowboys and evaluates the potential of both teams. They also discuss the Rams' second-half struggles against the Eagles and Justin Herbert's stellar performance leading the Chargers. Plus, the duo analyzes Daniel Jones’ impact on the Colts' success and the surprising 3-0 starts of several teams, while touching on college football’s landscape.

Baker Mayfield shines with a thrilling game-winning drive, sparking MVP discussions as the Buccaneers compete for the NFC's top spot. Meanwhile, the Chargers, led by Justin Herbert, showcase their potential with a strong start to the season. The spotlight shifts to the struggling Chiefs, who face possible jeopardy in the AFC West after their disappointing 0-2 start. Tensions rise as they gear up for a critical clash against the Giants that could determine their trajectory for the remainder of the season.

In a thrilling discussion, the hosts dive into final betting decisions for key NFL matchups. They uncover the Browns as a strong pick against the Packers and highlight the Texans as a contrarian upside. A captivating analysis of the Rams versus Eagles matchup focuses on defensive strategies. The hosts also explore dark-horse potential for the Bears and the impact of weather conditions. Their final locked bets, including the Jets at +7.5 and Eagles at -3.5, come with insightful reasoning sure to excite any sports fan.