The Herd with Colin Cowherd

Colin Cowherd discusses the Rams bounce back win over the Giants on Monday Night Football and explains while this team might not be perfect, they are still looking like a certified Super Bowl contender.

He goes on the explain if the Giants can stay healthy they will be dangerous this season

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Colin Cowherd discusses the Rams bounce back win over the Giants on Monday Night Football and explains while this team might not be perfect, they are still looking like a certified Super Bowl contender.

He shares this week’s Herd Hierarchy ranking the top 10 teams in the NFL: Seahawks take the number 1 spot, but where do the 2-0 Chiefs land?

Plus, Nick Wright from First Things First joins the show to tell Colin why he needs to finally quit hyping Justin Herbert and the Chargers.

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On this episode of 3 & Out, John Middlekauff reacts to Monday Night Football and breaks down the biggest takeaways from the game, including the latest on Jaxson Dart after his injury.

John also discusses the Rams' win, while questioning whether Los Angeles has looked as impressive as its record might suggest. The Colts are another team under the microscope, as John examines their early-season performance and whether they have done enough to inspire confidence.

The conversation continues with the Buccaneers, the Commanders and Jayden Daniels, and the biggest  injuries and questions surrounding both teams. John also dives into one of the NFL's ongoing debates: grass vs. turf fields and what the playing surface means for players and the league.

John then runs through the latest NFL injuries, before getting into Dad Diaries and opening up the Middlekauff Mailbag, answering listener questions across the NFL and college football.

From Monday Night Football and Jaxson Dart's injury to the Rams, Colts, Buccaneers, Commanders, grass vs. turf, NFL injuries, Dad Diaries, and the Mailbag, it’s all covered on this episode of 3 & Out.

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Fat Joe and Jadakiss are joined by 20-time Grammy-winning gospel icon Kirk Franklin, who premieres his brand-new single "This Time" featuring GloRilla. The trio dives deep into Kirk's legendary 30-plus year career, exploring his tough upbringing in Fort Worth, Texas, and how he revolutionized the genre by infusing his early love for hip-hop acts like the Geto Boys and Scarface into church music. Kirk opens up about the backlash he faces from some religious circles for praying with secular artists like Usher and Chris Brown backstage, and breaks down the importance of showing love without judgment. Also: Joe’s humbling experience getting bumped to a coach flight, the ultimate gospel cheat code for surviving Amateur Night at the Apollo, and Kirk's hilarious endorsements for RewindIt10 and Kiss Cafê.

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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 discusses the continuing struggles of the Packers and why the Steelers offense is looking bad so far this season.

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Colin admits he was wrong about Brock Purdy and talks to 3-time Pro Bowler Matt Hasselbeck about what makes him an elite QB.

What in the world is wrong with the Los Angeles Chargers

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Colin Cowherd reacts to the Chiefs starting the season 2-0 after a thrilling overtime win over the Colts. Colin points to the new rushing attack after the addition of Super Bowl MVP Kenneth Walker as the key reason for Kansas City’s revival.

He also discusses the injury to Bears QB Caleb Williams and defends him from criticisms about getting carted off for a hamstring injury.

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Colin Cowherd reacts to the Chiefs starting the season 2-0 after a thrilling overtime win over the Colts. Colin points to the new rushing attack after the addition of Super Bowl MVP Kenneth Walker as the key reason for Kansas City’s revival.

He also discusses the injury to Bears QB Caleb Williams and defends him from criticisms about getting carted off for a hamstring injury.

Plus, Colin admits he was wrong about Brock Purdy and talks to 3-time Pro Bowler Matt Hasselbeck about what makes him an elite QB.

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Richard Sherman and Mitchell react to a wild NFL Week 2, breaking down the Seahawks’ dominant win over the Cardinals, led by Drew Lock, Jaxon Smith-Njigba, Julian Love, and a suffocating defense. Is JSN the best receiver in football right now? Plus, Brock Purdy and the San Francisco 49ers dismantle the Dolphins, Joe Burrow and the Bengals improve to 2-0, and the Saints pull off a statement win over the Ravens. They also break down the Kansas City Chiefs’ overtime win over the Indianapolis Colts. Patrick Mahomes threw for 387 yards and three touchdowns, Travis Kelce turned back the clock, and Kenneth Walker made Kansas City even more dangerous. Richard and Mitchell also discuss Caleb Williams’ injury, the Bears’ outlook with Tyson Bagent, Josh Allen’s MVP-level start for the Bills, concerns about the Eagles, Packers, Lions, and Chargers, and whether Justin Herbert is getting too many excuses.

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