The Herd with Colin Cowherd

Richard Sherman and Mitchell recap NFL Week 4, led by the 49ers’ 4-0 start after beating Denver. They assess Brock Purdy, San Francisco’s dominant offensive line, George Kittle, Christian McCaffrey, Deebo Samuel, and why the 49ers remain the team to beat. They also discuss Seattle’s bounce-back win over the Chargers, Sam Darnold and the Seahawks’ defense, concerns about Justin Herbert and the Chargers’ offense, and next week’s pivotal Seahawks-49ers matchup.

They examine Buffalo’s shocking loss to Drake Maye and the Patriots, and what changed for Josh Allen and the Bills. Other highlights include the undefeated Chiefs’ close win over the Raiders; the improved Raiders’ key contributors; and Matthew Stafford, Puka Nacua, and Kyren Williams’ comeback against Jalen Hurts and the Eagles. The recap also covers Dak Prescott and CeeDee Lamb’s big day, Houston’s 0-4 start, Jacksonville’s rise under Liam Coen, and the Ravens, Vikings, Packers, Colts, Giants, and Bengals. Richard discusses Trey McBride’s viral exchange with a referee and previews Monday Night Football: Falcons-Saints, featuring Bijan Robinson, Michael Penix Jr., Alvin Kamara, Chris Olave, and the NFC South race.

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The fourth Sunday of the NFL regular season is almost complete! Chad Millman and Simon Hunter dive into their betting results from NFL Week 4 and check in on the gambling action after a long day of NFL action. Games recapped today include Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills welcoming coach Mike Vrabel and his New England Patriots, along with Joe Burrow and the Cincinnati Bengals hosting Trevor Lawrence and the Jacksonville Jaguars. Did Geno Smith have enough for the New York Jets to take down Case Keenum and the Chicago Bears? Also discussed today from a gambling perspective is an epic battle between Jalen Hurts and Matthew Stafford in an NFC showdown between the Los Angeles Rams and Philadelphia Eagles, plus Patrick Mahomes and the flawless Kansas City Chiefs against their undefeated division rival Las Vegas Raiders. And who let themselves down again this week: the Green Bay Packers or Tampa Bay Buccaneers with new quarterback Jalon Daniels? We also hear breakdowns on the Washington Commanders facing Daniel Jones and the Indianapolis Colts in London and of course Cam Skattebo, Jameis Winston, and the New York Giants against Jacoby Brissett and the Arizona Cardinals. Who won the showdown between C.J. Stroud and Dak Prescott in Dallas Cowboys versus Houston Texans? Plus, we hear about the Denver Broncos visiting the San Francisco 49ers, their Week 4 selections for Shame On You and their Heroes Of The Week. #Volume

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Colin talks to Greg Olsen about the Cowboys win over the Texans, the offense of Dallas, the Rams coming back to beat the Eagles, what Ben Johnson is doing in Chicago, and more!

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Colin Cowherd discusses the Rams thrilling 4th quarter comeback against the Eagles. Colin explains why head coach Sean McVay deserves credit for the turnaround and what separates McVay from other great coaches.

He gives the Raiders credit for their performance against the Chiefs despite the loss and why for the first time in years he believes Las Vegas is for real.

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He also shares this week’s “Where Colin Was Right, Where Colin Was Wrong”: He proves why he was right about Patriots QB Drake Maye but wrong about Bills QB Josh Allen.

Plus, Colin talks to 3-time Pro Bowler Matt Hasselbeck about the Eagles’ offensive struggle why QB Jalen Hurts owns

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Colin Cowherd discusses the Rams thrilling 4th quarter comeback against the Eagles. Colin explains why head coach Sean McVay deserves credit for the turnaround and what separates McVay from other great coaches.

Colin gives the Raiders credit for their performance against the Chiefs despite the loss and why for the first time in years he believes Las Vegas is for real. He also shares this week’s “Where Colin Was Right, Where Colin Was Wrong”: He proves why he was right about Patriots QB Drake Maye but wrong about Bills QB Josh Allen.

Plus, Colin talks to 3-time Pro Bowler Matt Hasselbeck about the Eagles’ offensive struggle why QB Jalen Hurts owns some of the blame.

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UFC 332 from Salt Lake City, Utah was both INSANE and HISTORIC, featuring a UFC-record 11 knockouts, nine of which came in the first round! Natalia Silva headlined the card against Wang "Joker" Cong, winning via unanimous decision. DC looks back at every knockout from the night, and breaks down his favorites, including Payton Talbott finishing former champ Deiveson Figueiredo, Esteban Ribovics's first-round finish of King Green, and incredible knockouts from Imanol Rodriguez, Damian Pinas, Jacobe Smith, Anthony Wint, Johnny Walker and so many more! Plus don't miss what Cormier thinks is next for Natalia Silva, and if there is anyone who can challenge her for the belt right now aside from Valentina Shevchenko.

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John Middlekauff is back with another episode of 3 & Out, reacting to the biggest games and storylines from around the NFL in Week 4.

John starts with Lions vs. Panthers, breaking down Carolina's surprise performance before diving into Rams vs. Eagles, Cowboys vs. Texans, 49ers vs. Broncos, and Chiefs vs. Raiders. He also explains why the Los Angeles Chargers stink, takes a look at the Minnesota Vikings and Chicago Bears, and reacts to the latest developments surrounding both teams.

John also discusses the bizarre exchange between Cardinals tight end Trey McBride and a referee, plus the major injury concern surrounding Lamar Jackson and what his injury could mean for the Ravens going forward.

From quarterback play and coaching decisions to injuries, contenders and teams in trouble, John breaks down the biggest takeaways from another wild NFL Sunday.

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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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David Ross and Anthony Rizzo are BACK with Episode 14 of Ross & Rizzo Unfiltered where the guys react to Game 1 of the NLDS and ALDS in the MLB Playoffs. Drew Rasmussen held the New York Yankees hitless through 7.2 Innings in the Tampa Bay Rays 1-0 win over the Yanks, who are WITHOUT Aaron Judge who did not make the ALDS roster due to his calf strain. The guys then react to the Los Angeles Dodgers taking care of the Atlanta Braves 5-3 behind Tarik Skubal’s first playoff start for the Dodgers. The Braves were forced into a bullpen game after having to use all of their pitchers in their 3-game wild card series win over the Philadelphia Phillies. The Chicago White Sox opened with a bullpen game against the Cleveland Guardians, and it could not have gone more perfect as they shut out their division rivals 3-0. Finally, the guys react to the San Diego Padres vs. Milwaukee Brewers game where Jacob Misiorowski only made it through 4 innings. William Contreras hit a game-winning solo home run in the bottom of the 7th for the Brewers to beat the Padres 3-2. Last, the guys answer fan mailbag questions about Aaron Judge, the Chicago Cubs pitching, and being a part of Domingo German’s Perfect Game.

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