The Herd with Colin Cowherd

Colin is joined by Nick Wright, host of “First Things First” on FS1!

They start by weighing in on America’s nonstop grievance culture and how it’s evolved over the years (5:00). Nick explains why he’ll never be able to retire early (12:00) and they compare and contrast different milestones when it comes to aging (15:00).

Then they do a deep dive into the Shohei Ohtani gambling scandal (22:30) and Nick explains why it’s entirely plausible that Ohtani had no knowledge of what his interpreter was doing. They explain why it’s likely we’ll see another major referee or student athlete involved gambling scandal in the near future (30:00)

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Colin explains why he believes Shohei Ohtani saying that his interpreter stole from him. Colin warns NFL teams that JJ McCarthy may be the new Zach Wilson. Colin breaks down how the latest NFL win totals reveal the true value of Kirk Cousins. Plus, Gonzaga HC Mark Few joins Colin to preview their matchup with top-seed Purdue in the next round of the NCAA Tournament

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Colin explains why he believes Shohei Ohtani saying that his interpreter stole from him

He warns NFL teams that JJ McCarthy may be the new Zach Wilson

Colin breaks down how the latest NFL win totals reveal the true value of Kirk Cousins

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Gonzaga HC Mark Few joins Colin to preview their matchup with top-seed Purdue in the next round of the NCAA Tournament

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Colin gives his thoughts on the top NFL teams for next season

Breaking News on the contract situation of Dak Prescott and what the Cowboys need to do

Guest: Nick Wright

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Jrue Holiday joins ‘The Draymond Green Show’ and discusses growing up in a basketball family, being an NBA All-Star, and the trade from the Philadelphia 76ers to start “The ‘Process.” Dray & Jrue also chat about getting traded from the Milwaukee Bucks to the Portland Trail Blazers and then the Boston Celtics for Damian Lillard, what was said among Jrue, Giannis Antetokounmpo and Khris Middleton after the fact, and what it’s been like playing for the Celtics as a childhood fan of the Los Angeles Lakers. Then, Dray & Jrue talk about how Jrue’s defensive talents are similar to Steph Curry’s shooting ability, the leap that Jayson Tatum and Jaylen Brown have made, and much more.

00:00 - Start
03:00 - NBA family
09:00 - 76ers trade
14:00 - Damian Lillard trade
27:00 - Celtics experience
37:00 - Being a lockdown defender
44:00 - Tatum & Brown’s growth
59:00 - NBA families

Produced by: Jackson Safon

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John dives into the annual coaches picture that showed us how excited Jim Harbaugh is to be back in the NFL. John also discusses how it's been a long time but the Chargers finally have a real head coach and their future looks very bright, how money is not an issue for the league or teams anymore because of all the money that is coming in each season, the reaction to the NFL saying that the in-season Hard Knocks is going to be expanding from one team to an entire division, and finally John goes off on his weekly "Tangent Tuesday."

Lastly, John reads your questions for this episode's mailbag segment.

6:12 - Annual coaches picture

10:00 - Chargers have a real coach

12:30 - The NFL has so much money

20:34 - In-Season Hard Knocks expansion

27:15 - Tangent Tuesday/March Madness

32:57 - Mailbag

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Colin is joined by John Middlekauff, host of “3 and Out” to talk all things NFL!

They react to Draftkings released their 2024 NFL season win totals (3:30) and the effect Kirk Cousins had on the number for both the Falcons and Vikings (5:15). They debate whether Jim Harbaugh has an ulterior motive for hyping J.J. McCarthy prior to the draft (7:00) and how the Chargers could end up “stuck” in the draft if QB’s are drafted 1-4 (10:00).

They talk about why Deion Sanders saying his son Shedeur and Travis Hunter could pull an “Eli Manning” could hurt their draft stock (17:45) and give their take on the latest NFL rule changes (27:30). They also give props to Bears GM Ryan Poles (32:00) and explain why the Bears could be a wild card team in 2024 (33:00) and why they aren’t worried about Marvin Harrison Jr. skipping the combine and his pro day (44:00)

Colin explains why he’s not bothered by the Shohei Ohtani gambling scandal and why he buys Ohtani’s story (51:00). They also pour cold water on the Jets win total being set at 9.5 and why Aaron Rodgers is likely to disappoint as a 40 year old quarterback (01:04:00).

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Colin knows without a doubt that the Golden State Warriors are only relevant because of the impact Steph Curry brings on and off the court. Caitlin Clark has single handedly made women’s college sports more appealing to a national audience. Buffalo utterly let Josh Allen down last year with the plethora of top tier quarterbacks injured. Colin also brings you another riveting edition of: “Where Colin was right and wrong!” Plus, UCLA Men’s Basketball head coach Mich Cronin joins the show

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Colin knows without a doubt that the Golden State Warriors are only relevant because of the impact Steph Curry brings on and off the court.

Caitlin Clark has single handedly made women’s college sports more appealing to a national audience.

The Buffalo Bills let Josh Allen down last year

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