The Herd with Colin Cowherd

Colin looks at the huge matchup between the 49ers and the Cowboys and tells you the person who's under the most pressure in this rematch from last year's playoffs

Giannis Antetokounmpo was clearly the biggest winner of the NBA offseason

The Jets don't have much hope of making the playoffs

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Joel Klatt joins the show in studio to shine some light on the friction between Jim Harbaugh and Michigan athletic department

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Every week QB Justin Herbert shows us how much he can overcome

Thoughts on the top NFL prospects

Looking at the NBA offseason 

Guest: Daniel Jeremiah, Chris Broussard

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John answers listener questions in his Wednesday edition of  the Middlekauff Mailbag.

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Richard Sherman reacts to the Seattle Seahawks win over the New York Giants on Monday Night Football. Then, Richard's former San Francisco 49ers teammate Jimmie Ward joins the podcast and opens up like you won't believe! Jimmie answers questions about the Houston Texans' surprising start, how DeMeco Ryans is as a head coach, and what has impressed him about standout rookie QB CJ Stroud. Next, Jimmie bares all about his breakup with the 49ers, the last conversation he had with Kyle Shanahan, and why he ended up leaving San Francisco for the Houston. Jimmie also recounts talking smack with Travis Kelce and Patrick Mahomes when the 49ers played the Kansas City Chiefs and asks Richard how he likes his new job at Undisputed. #volume #herd

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Colin looks at the Giants falling to 1-3 after their loss to the Seahawks and why they might need to make a big change at the end of the season. He discusses Pete Carroll's resume during his time with the Seahawks as they are on track to make the playoffs for a second straight season without Russell Wilson. He ranks the top 10 NFL teams in his Herd Hierarchy after week 4. Plus, Nick Wright from First Things First joins the show to push back on Colin putting the Bills ahead of the Chiefs in the AFC. 

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Colin looks at the Giants falling to 1-3 after their loss to the Seahawks and why they might need to make a big change at the end of the season

Looking at Pete Carroll and the Seahawks since QB Russell Wilson being traded to the Broncos

The big issue the Broncos are having with Russell Wilson

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Colin ranks the top 10 NFL teams in his Herd Hierarchy after week 4

Nick Wright from First Things First joins the show to push back on Colin putting the Bills ahead of the Chiefs in the AFC. 

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The Caleb Williams' Sweepstakes: Colin looks at the teams who would be interested in drafting USC QB Caleb Williams

Thoughts on week 4 of the NFL

Guest: Mark Sanchez

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Philadelphia Eagles CB Darius Slay breaks down the Eagles’ Week 4 win over the Washington Commanders. Slay explains his incredible level of confidence in Eagles placekicker Jake Elliott as he lined up for his 54-yard game-winning kick, and why it was no surprise that WR A.J. Brown was “randomly” drug tested by the NFL after his world class performance during Sunday’s game. Slay talks about his matchup with Commanders WR Terry McLaurin, and addresses fans who have been commenting about Eagles defense playing soft coverage during close games. #volume #Herd

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