The Colin Cowherd Podcast

Reacting to Aaron Rodgers not returning to the Jets, the discussion highlights his diminishing impact and potential new teams that might take him on. The conversation includes speculation about Davante Adams possibly following Rodgers. Predictions for the Super Bowl offer insights into team strategies, players to watch, and the buzz around popular game-day foods that elevate the excitement of the event.

Joining Colin is John Middlekauff, a former NFL scout and host of the '3 and Out' podcast. They dive into the Super Bowl preview, analyzing Patrick Mahomes’ pressure-cooking skills and his defense's role in sharpening his game. They debate the Chiefs' legacy if they win three straight championships and identify Jalen Hurts’ vulnerabilities. They also discuss Myles Garrett's trade demands and potential teams for him, along with the implications of Chip Kelly's hiring as the Raiders' offensive coordinator.

The recent blockbuster trade sends Luka Doncic to the Lakers while Anthony Davis heads to the Mavericks. Colin examines why the Mavericks may have won in the short term and what this means for their championship aspirations. He debates the potential synergy between Luka and LeBron in the future and analyzes how ownership changes in Dallas are influencing team dynamics. Listen in for exciting insights on the shifting landscape of the NBA and the implications for both teams moving forward.

This week dives into the impressive strength of the Eagles' run game, with Saquon Barkley shining as a key player. Jayden Daniels is spotlighted as a future star for the NFC. There's an intriguing discussion on the importance of aggressive NFL general managers in crafting Super Bowl teams. Nick Wright passionately argues Patrick Mahomes belongs on a Mt. Rushmore of athletes, while the struggles of Joe Burrow are examined amid competitive pressures. They also critique the Cowboys' coaching choices and the evolving dynamics in the league.

In this lively discussion, sports analyst Nick Wright, known for his sharp insights on FS1's 'First Things First,' joins Colin Cowherd. They tackle the myth that officiating helped the Chiefs against the Bills and dive into Patrick Mahomes' statistics, arguing he’s a future Mt. Rushmore athlete. The duo debates the least likely elite AFC quarterback to make a Super Bowl and shares their most wrong NFL takes this season. Nick also highlights the underrated talent on the Chiefs' roster, discussing critical draft strategies and team dynamics.

The Eagles celebrate a commanding 55-23 victory over the Commanders, showcasing a roster that rivals the best in NFL history. Saquon Barkley, paired with an elite offensive line, elevates their attack to unstoppable levels. Colin reassures Commanders fans, hinting at a bright future with Jaden Daniels leading the team. The dynamics between quarterbacks and wide receivers play a pivotal role in game outcomes, while strategic play-calling continues to shape the NFL landscape.

Joining Colin are John Middlekauff, a former NFL scout and host of "3 and Out," along with Chad Millman, Chief Content Officer of the Action Network. They dive into the thrilling dynamics of the upcoming Bills vs. Chiefs game, spotlighting Josh Allen's potential breakthrough. Middlekauff breaks down Jayden Daniels' rookie success and Ohio State's National Championship victory based on raw talent. Millman shares sharp betting insights for the AFC and NFC Championships, revealing strategies and prop bets to keep an eye on!

Chad Millman, Chief Content Officer of the Action Network and host of “The Favorites,” brings his betting expertise to the discussion. They dive into the Chiefs' competitive edge and debate the theory that 'Chiefs get all the calls.' Millman highlights promising up-and-coming quarterback Jaden Daniels. The duo analyzes key prop bets for the Commanders vs. Eagles and the Bills vs. Chiefs matchups while exploring the significance of coaching in playoff success. Plus, they touch on declining viewership trends in college football.

In this insightful conversation, John Middlekauff, host of "3 and Out," analyzes Ohio State's stunning victory over Notre Dame in the National Championship. He dives into the vast NIL financial advantages in the Big Ten versus the SEC, emphasizing how it affects talent acquisition. The discussion shifts to the NFL with the Bears' hiring of Ben Johnson as offensive coordinator, evaluating its implications for Caleb Williams' future. Middlekauff also foresees a shift in conference alignments, predicting Notre Dame's eventual move to the Big Ten.

Colin chats with John Middlekauff, a former NFL scout and host of "Three and Out," who shares his insights on the NFL playoff scene. They dissect the Bills' gritty win over the Ravens, focusing on Lamar Jackson's turnovers as the game-changer. John praises the Bills' strategy that eased Josh Allen's burden. They also preview the upcoming Bills vs. Chiefs showdown and marvel at the Eagles' roster, crediting GM Howie Roseman. The duo discusses potential coaching changes for the Lions and the bright future of rookie QB Jayden Daniels with the Commanders.