The Herd with Colin Cowherd

Colin Cowherd opens up the show with a discussion about Packers QB Aaron Rodgers and how he wants to control his current situation with the organization without a trade clause. Lakers PG Russell Westbrook winning the MVP Award in 2016-2017 was just stats without merit. Plus, Ravens' QB Lamar Jackson is further proof of why Colin prefers pocket quarterbacks who can escape!

Guest: Raiders DT Gerald McCoy

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Senior Producer/NFL Analyst Greg Cosell joins Colin Cowherd to discuss the NFL and the playoff push. Colin also talks about Oklahoma fans and how petty they are over how USC HC Lincoln Riley left.

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Colin Cowherd discusses Packers QB Aaron Rodgers future with the team after not ruling out retirement. FOX Sports CFB Analyst Joel Klatt joins Colin to discuss Oklahoma's victory over Oregon, USC Lincoln Riley and more from Bowl Season!

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John remembers the life and immeasurable impact of the legendary John Madden on the NFL and popular culture. Then, he previews the CFP semifinals and explains why Bama should be on upset alert against Cincinnati, and why Harbaugh and Michigan can bludgeon their way past Georgia in the other semi.

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Colin explains how one of John Madden's cornerstone beliefs would benefit today's coaches (3:00). Then, L.A. Times NFL Writer Sam Farmer shares some of his favorite personal interactions with Madden (9:00), and his influence on the NFL's massive growth (23:00). He and Colin also discuss Matt Stafford's impact on the Rams (32:00), if Pete Carroll's style can still work in today's NFL (37:00), if Russell Wilson will be around for the Seattle rebuild (42:00), what team would be the best fit for Aaron Rodgers if he leaves Green Bay (48:00), which NFL opening is the most appealing (51:00), and if it's possible for USC to ever return to the level it was under Pete Carroll (54:00).

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For a holiday episode of his show, Draymond answers his fans most pressing questions from what’s it like playing an NBA game on Christmas to what song would you sing to save the universe, and much more. 

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Welcome into The Best of The Herd Podcast! Colin pays his respects to the late great John Madden telling a story about his love for football. The biggest NFL QB move this season proves the Rams made the right move going all in for Matt Stafford. Baker Mayfield receives death threats at home, but this could lead to the freedom Baker and the Browns both want. Plus, Eic Shanks - FOX Sports CEO joins Colin to reminisce his friendship with Madden and the effect his life has on sports for generations to come!

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Colin opens up the show with his thoughts and memories of the late John Madden. Nick Wright joins the show to reflect on the life, career and legacy of John Madden. Plus, Colin believes the Rams stole Matt Stafford by being able to give up late picks. 

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FoxSports CEO and Executive Producer Eric Shanks joins to talk what it was like for the Fox network to bring John Madden to the network. NFL Hall of Fame Safety Rod Woodson also joins to talk Madden and his days in Oakland.

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Eric Mangini joins to talk the influence John Madden had on his life growing up, while also giving Colin a little push back on the Rams winning the Matt Stafford trade.

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