The Herd with Colin Cowherd

Dianna Russini, NFL reporter for The Athletic, shares her insights on the Cleveland Browns' quarterback dilemma and what lies ahead for the Chicago Bears. She discusses the potential return of Nick Saban to the NFL and his coaching challenges. Their conversation also touches on quarterback expectations, with a focus on Brock Purdy's contract situation. The duo blends serious analysis with lighthearted banter, making for an engaging dialogue about current NFL dynamics and team strategies.

Ryan Day, the head coach of the Ohio State Buckeyes, shares insights from his successful coaching career, highlighting his impressive 70 wins in 80 games. He discusses the challenges of defending their National Championship and the strategic importance of player development. Day also shines a light on wide receiver Jeremiah Smith, labeling him a generational talent. The conversation offers a deep dive into navigating team dynamics and the evolving landscape of college football, particularly with NIL regulations and the competitive Big Ten conference.

N.O.R.E., a renowned rapper and podcast host, joins hip hop legends Fat Joe and Jadakiss for a lively discussion. They dive into Pusha T's humorous rant about Pharrell's comments on Drake. The conversation takes wild turns, with N.O.R.E. sharing hilarious tales of saving Fat Joe in Germany and a nostalgic nod to discovering a young Pitbull in Miami. They also reflect on the evolution of reggaeton and its cultural significance, all while intertwining laughter with insightful commentary on the music industry's rivalries and personal experiences.

John reacts to the comments from Jerry Jones talking about Micah Parsons and how we are slowly seeing that Jones needs to start taking a step back from the media because he has no filter with the comments that he makes season after season. Next, John discusses the trouble that continues with the Bengals and how if things don't change within that organization it won't matter how well Burrow plays, the team has no shot of winning. Later, John talks about Phillip Rivers retiring and how wrong he was about Will Levis. 04:51- Jerry Jones is losing his mind 23:04 - What's going on with the Bengals 26:53 - Phillip Rivers retires 28:01 - Will Levis out for the year Follow John on Twitter, Instagram and YouTube for the latest. 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. #Volume #HerdSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Join Fat Joe and Jadakiss as they chat with N.O.R.E. about the evolution of hip hop podcasting. The conversation dives into DMX's unforgettable episode and highlights the trio of must-listen rap podcasts. Hilarious personal stories unfold, like N.O.R.E. saving Joe's life in Germany and Jadakiss's TSA encounter. Discover the colorful past of Miami with Joe's young Pitbull discovery. It's a lively mix of nostalgia, camaraderie, and insightful commentary on the culture!

Colin dives into Scottie Scheffler's impressive fourth major championship win, urging fans to temper their comparisons to Tiger Woods. The discussion highlights the contrasting styles of these golfing icons and their unique influences on the sport. There's a lively debate on Caitlin Clark’s pivotal role in boosting WNBA profitability, alongside a look at the evolving dynamics of college football and the financial shifts in the NFL. The rise of women’s basketball captures attention, pushing for equitable player salaries as the sport continues to gain momentum.

Matt Hasselbeck, a former NFL quarterback and analyst with 18 seasons under his belt, joins the discussion. Colin reflects on his predictions about the Steelers and TJ Watt while admitting missteps regarding the Dodgers. They tackle the immense pressure on rookie quarterback Caleb Williams in the upcoming season, the shifting landscape of college football shaped by NIL deals, and the challenges young quarterbacks face when trying to thrive outside the media spotlight.

NFL tight end Marcedes Lewis, a seasoned pro with an impressive 19-year career, shares his passion for continuing in the league. He discusses the challenges of making it in the NFL and what it takes to prove oneself during training camp. With valuable insights from his extensive experience, Lewis reflects on the evolving dynamics of team strategies and his personal journey in football. His thoughts on toughness and mental resilience in players offer an intriguing glimpse into the mindset needed to thrive in this competitive sport.

Matt Hasselbeck, a former NFL quarterback with 18 years of experience, brings his insights to the conversation. He discusses the immense pressure facing young QB Caleb Williams this season. The dynamic between veteran and rookie players is explored, highlighting how coaching styles, like those of Sean Payton, influence player development. Hasselbeck also delves into how the evolving landscape of college football impacts the NFL, particularly through player recruitment and coaching transitions, offering a unique look at team dynamics.

This week offers a whirlwind of boxing excitement! Conor McGregor's latest controversy sparks discussions on celebrity behavior. The anticipation builds for the Usyk vs. Dubois rematch, with predictions leaning towards Usyk's skillset. Misfits Boxing makes a thrilling return, featuring high-stakes matchups like Darren Till vs. Luke Rockhold. There's also a look at Manny Pacquiao's surprising draw, as fans speculate on his future. Tune in for insights on these electrifying topics and more!