The Herd with Colin Cowherd

Bruce Feldman, a college football insider for The Athletic and Fox Sports, dives into the chaotic College Football Playoff rankings and why Miami feels overlooked compared to Notre Dame. He critiques the committee's inconsistent criteria and suggests clearer rules to ease confusion. The conversation also highlights NIL's impact on recruiting, USC's resurgence, and the implications of Lane Kiffin's departure from Ole Miss. Feldman's outspoken style shines as he emphasizes the importance of head-to-head matchups in ranking discussions.

Greg Cosell, a veteran NFL analyst from NFL Films, joins to discuss critical insights into several teams. He analyzes the struggles of the Pittsburgh Steelers' offense and the Kansas City Chiefs' dependence on Patrick Mahomes' improvisation. Cosell also highlights Dallas' improved defense and evaluates quarterback prospects like Jackson Dart, focusing on his mobility and processing. Additionally, he discusses Jordan Love's development and praises Ben Johnson's run game strategy for Chicago. It's a deep dive into the current NFL landscape!

Nick Khan, President of WWE and a key player in TKO, dives into the intersection of sports and entertainment with Daniel Cormier. They discuss UFC 324's pivotal fights, including Paddy Pimblett vs. Justin Gaethje, and the impact of the Muhammad Ali Enhancement Act. Khan also shares insights on WWE's media evolution and future talent strategies, alongside ambitions for Zufa boxing to modernize the sport. With candid reflections on balancing family life and executive responsibilities, this conversation highlights Khan's vision for revitalizing boxing and wrestling.

Joining Fat Joe and Jadakiss, legendary rapper and producer Erick Sermon shares his incredible journey as a founding member of EPMD. He reflects on his collaborations with icons like Jay-Z and Redman, as well as the missed chances to sign legends such as Biggie and Nas. The discussion dives into the 'Dynamic Duos' project, featuring pairings like Tupac and Biggie, while addressing the challenges artists face today from streaming services. Sermon's experiences paint a vivid picture of hip-hop history, legacy, and the evolving music landscape.

Dan Farah, a filmmaker and director of Age of Disclosure, uncovers eye-opening truths about UAPs through interviews with military and intelligence officials. He reveals an 80-year retrieval program involving major powers and the trillions allocated to study advanced technology. Farah discusses dramatic encounters like football-field-sized crafts and health impacts from close proximity. He emphasizes the need for public transparency to mobilize scientific talent while exploring underwater UAP activity and the implications for our understanding of the universe.

Jason dives into the surprising split between the Clippers and Chris Paul, questioning the reporting and Ty Lue's role in the decision. He then explores the Celtics' comeback victory over the Knicks, highlighting Jalen Brown's effective shot creation and their strategy on offensive rebounding. Finally, he analyzes the Thunder's impressive win against the Warriors, spotlighting Shai Gilgeous-Alexander's clutch performance and OKC's potential as a rising contender in the league.

The latest College Football Playoff Rankings spark chaos and confusion, highlighting a lack of centralized leadership in the sport. Colin argues for a shift away from committee control to conference oversight. The Steelers may need a reset, with speculation about Mike Tomlin's future and potential replacements like Brian Daboll. Rookie quarterbacks are showing promise due to strong supporting casts, while teams like Carolina and the Giants face organizational challenges. A preview of upcoming matchups reveals shifting fortunes in the NFL.

Joel Klatt, Fox Sports college football analyst, dives into the complexities of college playoff rankings and the new 12-team format. He critiques the committee's arbitrary ranking criteria, advocating for a play-in weekend to decide playoff spots. The discussion heats up with Lane Kiffin's controversial move from Ole Miss to LSU, highlighting the impact on player trust. Klatt also evaluates the implications of conference championship games and shares insights on promising young quarterbacks, including Caleb Williams and Drake Maye.

Albert Breer, a Senior NFL reporter, shares insights on the struggles facing Mike Tomlin and the Steelers' aging roster, hinting at a possible multi-year rebuild. He analyzes the Eagles' instability and the likelihood of midseason coaching changes. Breer also discusses the Cowboys' strategic decisions that have reshaped their team and explores potential roster shake-ups for the Chiefs. The conversation shifts to college football, with a focus on Ohio State's dominance and the sleeper threat posed by Oregon.

Joel Klatt, a Fox Sports college football analyst and former quarterback, dives deep into the murky waters of the College Football Playoff rankings. He highlights the fuzzy criteria that leads to confusion, particularly discussing Miami's and Texas's cases amid Notre Dame's wobbly position. They tackle Lane Kiffin's surprising move from Ole Miss to LSU, and Klatt sheds light on the chaos surrounding Penn State's coaching search. The conversation wraps up with insights on rookie QBs like Caleb Williams and the evolving definitions of franchise players in the league.