The Herd with Colin Cowherd

John dives into the early news of the day that Jason Kelce is retiring from the NFL and talks about his career going all the way back to when he was drafted, he discusses the possibility of an 18-game season and if we could really see the league go in that direction, Mike Evans re-signing with the Bucs, and the return of Topic Tuesday.

Also, John is joined by the Kansas City Chiefs head coach, Andy Reid. The guys dive into how this season was different from any of the other Super Bowl winning seasons, what impressed him the most from this year, and if he was surprised when the 49ers opted to take the ball in Overtime.

Later, John answers your questions in this episode's mailbag segment.

5:26 - Jason Kelce retires

17:08 - 18-game schedule

23:25 - Bucs re-sign Mike Evans

23:45 - Draft Daily

29:12 - Topic Tuesday

35:22 - Andy Reid Interview

49:37 - Mailbag

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Jason Timpf reacts to Jayson Tatum, Jaylen Brown, and the Boston Celtics’ 140-88 blowout win over Steph Curry and the Golden State Warriors. Jason explains how the Celtics have been so dominant to this point, and debates whether any team will be able to beat them in a seven-game series. Jason then reacts to the Los Angeles Clippers’ 89-88 win over the Minnesota Timberwolves as well as the Oklahoma City Thunder’s big win over the Phoenix Suns. Finally, Jason drops his weekly NBA Power Rankings. Can anyone knock the Celtics off the top spot?

Timeline (Timestamps may vary based on advertisements):

04:00 - Introduction

05:45 - Celtics embarrass Warriors

17:03 - Thunder stifle Suns

33:29 - Clippers-Timberwolves rock fight

44:47 - NBA Power Rankings

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Mannix and longtime boxing journalist Lance Pugmire discuss Ryan Garcia’s recent behavior, Canelo Alvarez zeroing in on Jaime Munguia, Jake Paul’s win, Raymond Ford’s statement performance, more. Plus Eddie Hearn and Oscar De La Hoya sit down to discuss the state of boxing. #Volume #Herd

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Colin reacts to the news of Russell Wilson’s release from the Denver Broncos! (3:00)

He points to Broncos GM George Paton as the one to blame for the mess in Denver after whiffing on both the Russell Wilson trade and hiring Nathaniel Hackett (6:00)

He lays out his reasons why he thinks Russ would be a great fit in Pittsburgh (9:00), and weighs the pros and cons of Denver drafting J.J. McCarthy or Bo Nix.

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Colin looks at the Lakers loss to the Nuggets and while most people see this as a bad result, Cowherd explains why it's quite promising for LA. He tells you why he was right about Justin Fields and wrong about the Warriors. Plus, NBA insider Chris Mannix joins the show in studio pushing back against Colin's criticisms of the Boston Celtics. 

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In this hour of The Herd, Colin looks at how close the Los Angeles Lakers play the Denver Nuggets and comes away with a sizable critique of their roster post-NBA trade deadline. Also, Colin has two NFL teams who wasted their offensive line talent. Plus, Colin admires the resilience of Iowa superstar Caitlin Clark and thinks her style of play and on-court demeanor make women's college basketball more watchable. Finally, Colin dissects some newly proposed rule changes for special teams play in the NFL.

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In this hour of The Herd, it's another edition of "Where Colin Was Right, Where Colin Was Wrong." Also, Albert Breer of TheMMQB drops by to discuss the market for quarterback Kirk Cousins, how the NFL Combine is changing (in both player participation and how it's structured), and more. Later, Colin and Jason react to the final retirement announcement of Philadelphia's Jason Kelce. Lastly, it's now or never for the Boston Celtics to win it all with their current roster.

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In this hour of The Herd, Chris Mannix of Sports Illustrated and The Volume joins the show and pushes back on Colin's take that the Boston Celtics' championship window is closing, what he makes of the Milwaukee Bucks while under the leadership by Doc Rivers, the Lakers' incomplete roster (according to Colin), and more!

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Colin is joined by John Middlekauff, host of “3 and Out” to talk offseason football!

They start the show on a somber note following the passing of legendary NFL reporter Chris Mortensen and reflect on his life and impact in the football world. (3:30)

They weigh in on the future of Kirk Cousins and why he is likely the #1 free agent domino to fall (6:00), and why Justin Fields hasn’t drawn much interest as a trade target (13:00). They talk about the latest episodes of the “Dynasty” documentary with the focus being Aaron Hernandez and why the Patriots weren’t willing to trade him away (15:30).

They dive into the Steelers seemingly being willing to lower their high standards if they stick with Kenny Pickett (26:30) and why signing Russell Wilson makes sense for Mike Tomlin’s team (32:00). They point to Washington as next year’s “surprise” team (38:00) and debate the draft status of Michael Penix Jr. (42:00).

They look at the Jets rough o-line situation (57:00) and Aaron Rodgers’ suspect choices for teammates (1:02:00) and predict more turbulence ahead for gang green.

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Colin debates if the Packers should extend Jordan Love this offseason and examines how he matches up with the top 12 quarterbacks in the league. Colin chats with Matthew Hamachek, Director of "The Dynasty: New England Patriots" on Apple TV+. Plus, it's the latest edition of Colin Right/Colin Wrong.

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