The Herd with Colin Cowherd

Nick Wright, a prominent sports media personality from Fox Sports 1, joins Colin Cowherd to dive into the hottest topics in basketball and football. They dissect the NBA draft spotlight on Cooper Flagg, comparing his versatility to LeBron's. Colin shares bold predictions for the NFL, highlighting the Chiefs' uncertain position with Mahomes. The duo also debates the last seven NBA champions, advocating for the Thunder's overlooked potential. They touch on the evolving sports media landscape and the importance of effective management in modern basketball.

Join the fun as John shares his exciting first day behind the scenes at a major sports show. He discusses the Ravens' strategic signing of Jaire Alexander and how they need to beef up their offense. Discover the benefits of the Rams' team trip to Hawaii. The conversation takes an interesting turn as Caleb Williams and Bryce Young face humbling lessons from legendary quarterbacks. Plus, John dives into listener questions in the mailbag segment, making for a lively and engaging experience!

Fat Joe and Jadakiss are joined by Jeff Teague, a former NBA player, and DJ Wells, co-host of the Club 520 podcast. They dive into a variety of topics, including B Henn's new track and the emotional rollercoaster surrounding the New York Knicks' playoff hopes. The group engages in a lively debate over who reigns supreme—Michael Jordan or LeBron James—while also discussing the evolution of hip-hop and its ties to basketball culture. Expect humor, camaraderie, and unapologetic opinions throughout!

The hosts dive into Kelsey Plum's autograph drama, questioning fan etiquette in sports. There's buzz around Jay-Z potentially headlining the 2026 Super Bowl, sparking a lively debate about musical diversity. Listeners can join in on trivia contests, featuring hilarious anecdotes and NBA history. The conversation touches on the WNBA's growing pains and how gender perceptions play a role in sports. Plus, the charm of celebrity interactions and nostalgic NFL memories make for entertaining discussions. Get ready for a mix of humor and sports insights!

The hosts express their disappointment over the lackluster NBA Finals, questioning the excitement level compared to past years. They discuss muted celebrations from the Thunder's victory and how player charisma affects fan engagement. A recent Vegas gathering adds fun anecdotes and a sense of community to the conversation. Listeners call in, sharing their perspectives on injuries, team legacies, and the current NBA landscape. The episode wraps with a lighthearted dive into WNBA highlights and a touch of NFL buzz.

Adam Silver, the NBA commissioner since 2014, shares insights on his journey to the top of the league. He discusses the emotional weight of NBA Draft night for new players and highlights the competitiveness of small market teams. Silver also addressed the complexities behind NBA trades and the evolving media landscape. Plus, he reflects on proposed changes to the All-Star Game, including the nostalgic charm of classic jerseys and the role of fan feedback in the League's merchandise decisions.

Colin discusses the Thunder winning the NBA championship with their game 7 win over the Pacers and why despite their historic run, they shouldn’t be considered one of the all-time great teams The NBA playoffs are too long and the injuries seem to show us thatSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Colin tells you why he was right about Kevin Durant and wrong about Shedeur Sanders. He also talks to Ric Bucher about where the Thunder ranks among the last 7 NBA champions and how KD fits with the Houston RocketsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

There have been 7 different teams who have won the NBA title over the last 7 years. Which means it is now harder to have a dynasty in the NBASee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Colin discusses the Thunder winning the NBA championship with their game 7 win over the Pacers and why despite their historic run, they shouldn’t be considered one of the all-time great teams. He tells you why he was right about Kevin Durant and wrong about Shedeur Sanders. He also talks to Ric Bucher about where the Thunder ranks among the last 7 NBA champions and how KD fits with the Houston Rockets.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.