The Colin Cowherd Podcast

Colin’s joined by John Middlekauff, host of “3 and Out” on The Volume.

They start with the 49ers beating the Broncos and debate whether it’s a more impressive win for the Niners or a bigger disappointment by the Broncos (2:30), and react to the Rams coming from behind to beat the Eagles (9:30). Colin argues the Cowboys are as good as Dak Prescott, and that Dak looked like an MVP in their win over the Texans (17:45).

Colin argues that Josh Allen is playing reckless and needs guardrails after the Bills loss to the Pats in a bounce back game for Drake Maye (29:30). They bury the Chargers after going to 0-4 and credit the Seahawks for their physicality (35:00). 

Colin credits Liam Cohen for turning around Trevor Lawrence’s career with the Jaguars (41:00), and argues that the Raiders are a legitimate team this year despite their loss to the Chiefs and both give huge kudos to Kenneth Walker (53:30). They also react to the Bears beating the Jets with Tyson Bagent at quarterback and give huge props to Ben Johnson (59:30).

Finally, the move to college football and discuss USC beating Washington but rip USC for their lack of toughness and physicality (1:11:00).

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Colin’s top takes of the week.

First, Colin’s joined by John Middlekauff, host of “3 and Out” on The Volume.

They start with the Ravens beating the Cowboys in a thrilling walk-off field goal (2:30), and react to the Chargers falling to 0-3 after losing to the Bills in a game where they had 5 takeaways (9:45).

They move to the Jags beating the Pats and address the concerns with Drake Maye (15:45), then react to Oregon beating USC on the road despite losing QB Dante Moore (27:00) and Arch Manning & Texas narrowly avoiding the upset against Tennessee (37:45).

Finally ,Colin’s joined by Super Bowl champion and host of “The ManningCast”, Eli Manning.

They preview Cowboys vs. Texans (47:15), Chiefs vs. Raiders (48:30) and Seahawks vs.Chargers (51).. 

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Colin’s joined by Super Bowl champion and host of “The ManningCast”, Eli Manning.

They start with J.J. McCarthy being traded to the Giants after Jaxson Dart was lost for the season and whether a fresh start could reboot his career (2:00), and what to make of Drake Maye’s regression to start year 3 (4:00).

They try to make sense of Bo Nix being so effective in the fourth quarter but why he can’t ever seem to start fast (7:45), and whether the Saints have found their franchise quarterback in Tyler Shough (11:00). They also break down Case Keenum’s great game against the blitz filling in for the Bears (13:00).

They preview Cowboys vs. Texans (22:00), Chiefs vs. Raiders (24:15) and Seahawks vs.Chargers (26:30).

Finally, they discuss Arch Manning and Texas (29:30). 

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Colin’s joined by John Middlekauff, host of “3 and Out” on The Volume.

They start with the Ravens beating the Cowboys in a thrilling walk-off field goal (2:30), and react to the Chargers falling to 0-3 after losing to the Bills in a game where they had 5 takeaways (11:00).

They move to the Jags beating the Pats and address the concerns with Drake Maye (15:45), and Colin argues that something looks “off” for the Steelers despite their win over the Bengals (25:00). They credit Marcus Mariota for beating a Seahawks team that laid an egg (33:00), and react to the Raiders going to 3-0 after beating the Saints (37:00)

Colin tips his cap to Geno Smith for playing his best game in years despite the Jets loss to the Lions and argues Jamhyr Gibbs is a once a decade type of talent (44:00). They also react to the 49ers beating the Cardinals despite a slew of injuries. They credit Kenneth Walker for transforming the Chiefs offense after their win against the Dolphins (54:00).

Finally, they pivot to college football and discuss the dirty hit made by USC against Oregon QB Dante Moore and USC still losing the game despite Moore going out (1:00:30), and react to Texas barely holding on to beat Tennessee (1:14:00).  

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Colin’s top takes of the week.

First, Colin’s joined by John Middlekauff, host of “3 and Out” on The Volume.

They start with the Vikings beating the Bears and both express serious concern for the health of Caleb Williams (2:30). They raise serious concerns about the Chargers and give credit to Klint Kubiak for the Raiders back to back wins (10:15). Staying in the AFC West, they react to Bo Nix and the Broncos coming back late to beat the Jaguars (16:00).

Colin lauds Drew Lock as a solid backup for the Seahawks and they agree JSN is borderline unstoppable at wide receiver (26:00) and they remain baffled by the pileup of injuries for the 49ers and Colin praises Brock Purdy for a near-perfect game (32:00). 

Then, Colin is joined by Josh Pate, ESPN college football analyst and host of Josh Pate’s College Football Show.

They preview USC vs. Oregon (42:00), and discuss the top quarterback prospects and both agree they aren’t convinced that Arch Manning deserves to be in that category (47:30).

Finally, they review Josh’s latest power rankings and why Josh still has Ohio State ranked #1 (51:45), and debate where Oklahoma stacks up in the SEC (55:00). 

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Colin is joined by Josh Pate, ESPN college football analyst and host of Josh Pate’s College Football Show.

They start by discussing why college football doesn’t start with marquee games on Week 1, and Josh argues that schools and even conferences shouldn’t handle the scheduling (4:30). They argue that Lane Kiffin deserves tremendous credit despite not winning the big games (8:30).

They preview USC vs. Oregon (11:30), and discuss the top quarterback prospects and both agree they aren’t convinced that Arch Manning deserves to be in that category (16:30).

They review Josh’s latest power rankings and why Josh still has Ohio State ranked #1 (27:00), and where Oklahoma stacks up in the SEC (31:00). Finally, they dig into the decline of Colorado under Deion Sanders and why it didn’t bother them that Deion declared he’s going to cut some players midseason (35:00).   

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Colin reacts to the Rams beating the Giants on Monday Night Football, Jaxson Dart suffering an injury early, and Aaron Donald returning to the defensive line for the Rams. 

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Colin’s joined by John Middlekauff, host of “3 and Out” on The Volume.

They start with the Vikings beating the Bears and both express serious concern for the health of Caleb Williams (2:30). They react to Aaron Rodgers taking a beating during the Steelers loss to the Patriots and Colin argues that DK Metcalf looks like a shell of himself (10:00). 

They raise serious concerns about the Chargers and give credit to Klint Kubiak for the Raiders back to back wins (15:00). Staying in the AFC West, they react to Bo Nix and the Broncos coming back late to beat the Jaguars (26:00).

Colin lauds Drew Lock as a solid backup for the Seahawks and they agree JSN is borderline unstoppable at wide receiver (32:00). They raise the specter of Jayden Daniels career being derailed by injuries after getting hurt against the Cowboys (37:30).

Colin compares Jalen Hurts to Russell Wilson: great success on stacked teams, but argues that the Eagles should be better than they are (42:30). They remain baffled by the pileup of injuries for the 49ers and Colin praises Brock Purdy for a near-perfect game (50:00). They also react to the Bengals beating the Texans, the Browns shocking the Buccaneers and the Saints beating the Ravens (58:00).Finally, they discuss USC’s win over Rutgers and some of the issues plaguing the Trojans (1:15:00).  

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Colin’s top takes of the week.

First, he’s joined by John Middlekauff, host of “3 and Out” on The Volume.

They break down the massive week 1 offensive explosion by Caleb Williams and the Bears (3:00), laud the Ravens as looking the best of every team in week 1 (9:00), and try to diagnose why everything went so horribly wrong for the Chargers (16:30)

Colin is joined by Super Bowl champion and host of “The Manningcast” Eli Manning.

They dissect the Giants opening the season with a win over the Cowboys (26:00), how it feels for Eli to watch his nephew Arch Manning playing on the huge stage at Texas (33:00), and preview two of the biggest week 2 games (39:00).

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Colin is joined by Super Bowl champion and host of “The Manningcast” Eli Manning.

They start with the Giants opening the season with a win over the Cowboys, and the similarities between John Harbaugh and Tom Coughlin as head coaches (2:00). They discuss Cam Skattebo being a bit off and out of control, but why you have to love the intensity he brings (5:00). 

They move to the Broncos unexpectedly looking terrible and debate how long we should give Bo Nix with a new offensive coordinator (6:30). They also discuss how it feels for Eli to watch his nephew Arch Manning playing on the huge stage at Texas, and how to psychologically move on from throwing bad interceptions (8:15). 

Finally preview Lions vs. Bills (15:00), Texans vs. Bengals (17:45), and Giants vs. Rams (19:15)

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