The Herd with Colin Cowherd

With Colin out, Doug Gottlieb fills in to explain why Lamar Jackson is not worthy of a Pro Bowl selection this season. He discusses the Cardinals regressing in the second half of the season in back to back years and what this says about their young franchise QB Kyler Murray. He also tells you which team in the NFC is ready to make another push for the Super Bowl. Plus, Army head coach Jeff Monken joins the show to talk about their bowl win over Mizzou and what's different about coaching at a service academy as opposed to a regular university.

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In this hour of The Herd with Colin Cowherd, Doug Gottlieb--in for Colin--ponders whether anyone actually cares about the Pro Bowl and why Pro Bowl voting wraps up with several weeks left in the regular season. Speaking of the Pro Bowl, Baltimore Raven quarterback Lamar Jackson is definitely a Pro Bowl-caliber quarterback in Doug's eyes--but there are more deserving quarterbacks in the AFC this year. Also, Arizona Cardinal quarterback Kyler Murray must address the failures in his career so he can better respond to them in the future. Finally, do the Los Angeles Lakers have an identity crisis?

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In this hour of The Herd with Colin Cowherd, Doug Gottlieb--in for Colin--believes the San Francisco 49ers are one of the most dangerous teams in the NFC after finally getting healthy. Also, the Green Bay Packers might have had plans to eventually get rid of quarterback Aaron Rodgers, but Doug argues that the Packers' brass must keep Rodgers in Green Bay for the rest of his career.

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In this hour of The Herd with Colin Cowherd, Doug Gottlieb--in for Colin--welcomes Army head football coach Jeff Monken to the show to discuss rebuilding the program, how his team responded after the late-season loss to Navy, and the Black Knights' win over Missouri in the Lockheed Martin Armed Forces Bowl. Plus, The Athletic's Laker insider Jovan Buha joins The Herd to explain what plans could be next for the struggling Los Angeles Lakers. Finally, Doug's "Best for Last!"

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Colin does "Fake Questions, Real Answers" on why the NFL MVP award is badly in need of an update (4:00), if the NFL should embrace regular Tuesday games (6:00), if more sports should expand their playoffs (9:00), the most overblown sports story of the year (11:00), and the most overrated star in sports (12:00). Then, the Action Network's Chad Millman tells Colin if his NFL Week 16 picks are "sharp" or "square". They look at Chargers/Texans (16:00), Bills/Patriots (22:00), Jags/Jets (23:00), Dolphins/Saints (24:00), Browns/Packers (25:00), Niners/Titans (26:00), Rams/Vikings (28:00), Lions/Falcons (30:00), and Bucs/Panthers (32:00).

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On episode six of ‘The Draymond Green Show’ Draymond discusses how the Omicron variant of COVID-19 is impacting the NBA, what that means for Kyrie Irving’s potential return, and is joined by Matt Barnes to discuss the ‘We Believe’ Warriors, what it means to be an enforcer in the league, and Steph Curry’s record. 

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Colin takes a look at the spiraling Seahawks after a loss to the Rams and why they are operating like a poor version of a more successful NFL rival. He believes this NFC team might be the ugliest team to make the playoffs this season. He also discusses the latest injuries for the defending Super Bowl Champion Buccaneers and why this is bad news for Tom Brady. Plus, Fox Sports NFL analyst Mark Schlereth joins the show to give his thoughts on what the Broncos need to do in the off season to keep up in the AFC.

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Colin reacts to the Seahawks loss to the Rams last night, is joined by former Super Bowl champion and NFL analyst Johnathan Vilma, and why OBJ’s lack of production last night isn’t a big deal.

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Colin talks about Matthew Stafford’s quick ascent to NFL history, is joined by 3 time Super Bowl champ and NFL analyst Mark Schlereth, and why the Lakers aren’t very good.

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Colin talks about Jake Paul’s young fighting career, NFL insider Albert Breer joins the show, and a game of “Get the Bag”.

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