The Herd with Colin Cowherd

Davante Adams wasn't in Aaron Rodgers' inner circle

Colin wouldn't be surprised if Duke wins the Tournament

Tyreek Hill won't fix the Dolphins major issue

Guest: Ryen Russillo

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More on Davante Adams choosing the Raiders over the Packers

Tom Brady and the Dolphins reportedly working on a deal

Deshaun Watson speaks to the media

Colin gives his NFL predictions for next season

Guest: Sage Rosenfels

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Aaron Rodgers doesn't recruit players like he should

Tomorrows headlines today

Guests: Tom Silverstein, Jason McIntyre

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John breaks down both sides of the blockbuster trade sending Tyreek Hill to the Dolphins, how the Chiefs will attempt to replace Hill, why KC GM Brett Veach did the deal, why the the deal makes sense for Miami, if Hill can be nearly as effective with Tua instead of Mahomes. He also gives an inside look at what teams and scouting departments are doing leading up to the draft, and discusses why Jeff Bezos doesn't care who watches Thursday Night Football on Amazon, and why he thinks Lincoln riley is going to roll early at USC.

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First, in Fake Questions, Real Answers, (3:00) Colin explains why Aaron Rodgers drama is to blame for the Packers hemorrhaging weapons, why Lincoln Riley at USC is going to be a home run, why Mark Cuban getting pushback for comments on Tik Tok being the future of sports media is ridiculous, and why Tyreek Hill is a bad fit with Tua in Miami.

Then, Cowboys writer - and The Doomsday Podcast host - Matt Mosley and Colin discuss how off-field scandals involving Jerry Jones and Cowboys execs have impacted Dallas' lackluster free agency period (12:00), if Dallas and their the dominant D is due for a pullback after losing Randy Gregory (21:00), if Amari Cooper's impact on Dak has been overstated (24:00), if Dallas fans could turn on Dak with another season of playoff disappointment (28:00), and his take on the under-the-radar media rivalry between Troy Aikman and Tony Romo (33:00).

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March Madness moves to its second exhilarating weekend, and Action Network's Chad Millman and his pro gambler co-host Simon Hunter welcome on their colleagues Stuckey and BJ Cunningham to break it all down, fresh from their appearance on the Big Bets On Campus podcast. The Sweet 16 has blue bloods and longshots alike, with Gonzaga, Kansas, Villanova and Arizona all still alive. Plus, we hear about the chances 15-seed St. Peter's has to advance to the Elite 8 and beyond.

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Colin takes a big look at the huge trade sending Tyreek Hill to the Dolphins and why the Chiefs made the right decision to move on from one of the best wide receivers in the league. He explains why acquiring Hill doesn’t automatically move the Dolphins into the contenders category for this one reason. He also has bad news for the Cowboys as their offseason continues to disappoint. Plus, former linebacker Channing Crowder joins the show to tell Colin why all the pressure is now on Tua Tagovailoa.  

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The Chiefs will be fine without Tyreek Hill

Will the Dolphins know how to use Hill?

The Cowboys had a bad offseason

Guest: Channing Crowder

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The Packers and the Chiefs are interested in DK Metcalf

Baker Mayfield is too toxic and it shows

Guest: Mark Dominick

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Colin gives NFL teams their offseason grades

Guest: Andrew Whitworth

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