The Herd with Colin Cowherd

Mark Sanchez, Fox NFL analyst and former NFL quarterback, shares insights on Caleb Williams' ambitious statements and the Bears' struggling offense. He delves into the challenges of pressure on quarterbacks, including the mental strain from media scrutiny. Exploring team dynamics, Sanchez discusses the complexities of reshaping team culture after losing key players. He highlights the evolution of rising talents like Drake May and factors contributing to shifting college football landscapes. Sanchez provides a fascinating look at the intersection of performance and legacy in today's game.

Steve Sarkisian, head coach of the Texas Longhorns and former coordinator under Nick Saban, shares insights on the upcoming season and his expectations for quarterback Arch Manning. He discusses the evolving landscape of college football, including the growing tensions around rivalries and playoff dynamics. The conversation touches on challenges faced by teams like Texas and Ohio State, the strategic planning required for high-stakes games, and the impact of integrating new talent within a turbulent sports environment.

Daniel Cormier dives into the exciting predictions surrounding Ilia Topuria and Justin Gaethje, discussing the implications for the lightweight title. He highlights the fierce competition with contenders like Arman Tsarukyan and Paddy Pimblett vying for their shot. Cormier also contemplates Gaethje's potential retirement if he misses out on a fight, adding layers to the drama of the division. The perfect conclusion for Justin would be a championship win and a memorable belt defense—it's all action in the lightweight world!

Joining Fat Joe and Jadakiss, Karlous Miller and Chico Bean share hilarious tales from their time auditioning for Wild 'N Out. They chat about their comedic inspirations like Bernie Mac and the legendary moments they’ve had in hip-hop. Discover why Jadakiss is bald by choice, and hear Fat Joe's wild stories, including a gem about his song 'We Thuggin'' with R. Kelly. The conversation is filled with laughter, favorite boroughs, and dream collaborations, weaving comedy and culture together in a vibrant discussion.

Richard Sherman takes a hard look at Jerry Jones and the drama surrounding the Cowboys, particularly regarding Micah Parsons' contract delay. He discusses the turbulence created by public critiques of players like Trevon Diggs. The conversation shifts to Russell Wilson becoming the Giants' starter and the implications of JC Tretter stepping down from the NFLPA. The episode also touches on Jamal Adams’ reunion with Pete Carroll and pays tribute to the retirements of Tyron Mathieu and Philip Rivers.

Danny Parkins, co-host of "First Things First" on FS1, joins to discuss the WNBA's compensation debate and its rising star, Caitlin Clark, who’s drawing serious attention. They analyze the state of late-night TV amidst shifting audience preferences and the potential impact of AI on society and industries like healthcare. As they navigate college football's rapid changes, they touch on NFL parity myths and predict the NFC North dynamics, while Danny shares his recent transition to his new role on First Things First with enthusiasm.

Albert Breer, NFL reporter for Sports Illustrated, joins the discussion on the Dodgers' alarming losing streak and the fallout from their once-promising roster. He highlights the competitive balance in sports and contrasts the Dodgers' struggles with the successes of smaller market teams. The conversation shifts to NFL dynamics, showcasing the challenges ahead for the Bears and Giants with their quarterbacks. Breer also shares insights on coaching impacts and the evolving landscape of player contracts as teams navigate a complex football environment.

James Franklin, the Head Coach of the Penn State Nittany Lions, shares insights on being a National Championship contender and the high expectations for quarterback Drew Allar. He discusses the importance of developing talent and building competitive programs. Additionally, Franklin creatively highlights summer box office movies inspired by NBA offseason moves, adding a refreshing twist to sports dialogue. Tune in for an engaging mix of football strategy and pop culture!

Drew Allar, the standout Penn State quarterback and NFL draft prospect, shares insights on his journey and the upcoming season. He discusses his growth as a player and draws intriguing comparisons to NFL star Josh Allen. The conversation dives into the excitement of draft season and the evolution of quarterback talent in college football. Allar reflects on the pressures and aspirations that come with being a top prospect while considering the broader landscape of quarterback development.

James Franklin, head coach of the Penn State Nittany Lions, shares insights into the pressures of being a National Championship contender while discussing the expectations surrounding quarterback Drew Allar. He reflects on evolving recruitment strategies and the impact of NIL deals in college football. Franklin also touches on adapting coaching methods in a competitive landscape and how team dynamics influence success. The conversation intertwines Franklin's experiences with the broader themes of sports strategy and legacy.