The Herd with Colin Cowherd

Bryce Young is improving but the Panthers are still in the worst position in the NFL. The guys preview Game 7 of the Stanley Cup Final. The NFL makes adjustment to the Comeback Playoff the Year.

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John is joined by Kevin Clark from Omaha Productions to talk about his career from working at The Wall Street Journal to The Ringer to now where he currently is at with Omaha Productions.

Kevin shares stories about times that he has written or said something to upset a player, coach, or GM and what the backlash was, how he built up his network when he was just getting into the business, and shares his thoughts on if he think the written word is dead.

Later, the guys dive into the NFL and discuss some of the top storylines of the off-season.

7:22 - Kevin Clark Interview

11:37 - Upsetting players/coaches/GM's with things he's said

17:42 - Building a network when getting into the business

24:33 - Is the written word dead

32:39 - Diving into the NFL

46:53 - Trevor Lawrence

53:44 - Top NFL coaches

1:02:28 - New kick-off rule

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Daniel Cormier IS BACK from the OCTAGON in Saudi Arabia after Robert Whittaker FINISHED Ikram Aliskerov by knockout in the main event. Don't miss DC's take on what Bobby Knuckles needs to do next in the division. Plus, why Whittaker HAS TO BE the backup fighter for Dricus Du Plessis vs. Israel Adesanya at UFC 305 in Perth. And don't miss his take on the rest of a historic fight card in the UFC's debut in Saudi Arabia. #Volume #Herd

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Where Colin was right and wrong...plenty of both

Colin gives his thoughts on the NBA Finals

7-time Super Bowl champion Tom Brady joins the show in studio to talk about his transition into broadcasting for Fox Sports

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This week on 3&Out John discussed some of the biggest stories in sports starting with his reaction to Bryson winning the US Open and how Rory fell apart down the stretch (6:31), did the Jaguars make the right move by giving Trevor Lawrence a massive contract extension and what does it mean for some of the other QB's that are looking for new deals (30:13), and the latest with the Brandon Aiyuk situation in SF (50:56).

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Colin’s top takes of the week!

First, he’s joined by Jason Timp, host of “Hoops Tonight” to put a bow on the NBA finals and discuss why Dallas really isn’t that CLOSE to winning a title (4:00), how the 2024 Boston Celtics team led by Jayson Tatum and Jaylen Brown will be remembered (8:30) and what teams to watch out for in 2025 (14:00)

Next, Colin is joined by Nick Wright, host of “First Things First” on FS1 to talk about the utter mismanagement of the Lakers organization the past decade (23:00) and why Caitlin Clark is the most important player in WNBA history from a business perspective (31:00).

Finally, Colin is joined by John Middlekauff, host of “3 and Out” to break down Colin’s quarterback “bubble”... and identify the guys that can win a title based on their talent or the size of their contract (51:00) which is bad news for one NFC North quarterback. They also list their most undervalued (57:00) and overvalued NFL teams (01:03:00).

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Jason Timpf is joined by Jovan Buha of The Athletic to break down how JJ Redick wound up as the next head coach of the Los Angeles Lakers. Jason and Jovan discuss what occurred behind the scenes to bring Redick to LA, the impact LeBron James and Anthony Davis had on the hire, and how interested the Lakers were in UConn head coach Dan Hurley. Later, the guys share their thoughts on the impact Redick will have on the Lakers' schemes next season as well as what LA must do this offseason to return to NBA Finals contention.

6:00 - How Redick wound up with Lakers

11:00 - Was Monty Williams considered?

12:30- Was Dan Hurley Lakers first choice?

22:00 - How Redick sold Lakers at interview

28:30 - Why Redick will help LA turn around

34:00 - Getting Anthony Davis more involved

38:00 - How Redick will modernize Lakers offense

45:00 - Lakers defense must improve

48:00 - What was LeBron James' involvement?

54:00 - Lakers view Redick as Pat Riley / Erik Spoelstra?

57:30 - Did Redick/LeBron podcast come up in interview?

58:00 - Who will assistant coaches be?

01:01:00 - Lakers offseason plans

01:11:30 - Check out Jovan's work!

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Colin reacts to the Lakers hiring JJ Redick to be their new head coach despite having no coaching experience in neither college nor the NBA. He floats a potential trade involving one of LA's superstars to dramatically change the roster under Redick. Plus, 3-time Super Bowl Champion Julian Edelman joins the show in studio to talk about Tom Brady getting inducted into the Patriots hall of fame

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Colin reacts to the Lakers hiring JJ Redick to be their new head coach despite having no coaching experience in neither college nor the NBA

The Lakers need to help Coach Redick any way they can because right now they don't have the right players

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Rachel Nichols joins the show to talk about the Lakers new head coach, the changes the NBA are making to stop super teams and more

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