The Herd with Colin Cowherd

First Colin reacts to reports that the Sixers will attempt to trade James Harden after exercising his $35.6 million ‘23-’24 player option, and if the Knicks make sense as a potential landing spot.

Then, Ian O'Connor -- NY Post columnist and author of Coach K: The Rise and Reign of Mike Krzyzewski and Belichick -- and Colin discuss the Mets nosedive, if they have a realistic shot to out bid the Dodgers for Shohei Ohtani, expectations for Aaron Rodgers’ 1st year with the Jets, if Rodgers will have problems with the NYC media, if Bill Belichick can stop the Patriots recent offensive backslide, if the Giants are really a well run organization, and why Zion Williamson to the Knicks could change the NY sports landscape.

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Richard Sherman interviews Seattle Seahawks cornerback Coby Bryant. The two Seahawk DBs discuss Pete Carroll stories, the Seahawks' outlook for next season, and their thoughts of rookies Jaxon Smith-Njigba and Devon Witherspoon. Coby compares playing with Sauce Gardner at Cincinnati to playing with Tariq Woolen in Seattle. Lastly Coby Bryant talks about his name inspiration, Lakers legend Kobe Bryant, and Richard shares an amazing story about meeting Kobe. #volume #herd

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Aaron Murray and T-Bob Hebert discuss the disappointing Texas A&M football team under Jimbo Fisher. The guys break down how since the move to the SEC in 2012, aside from a magical run with Johnny Manziel as QB, they’ve underachieved. With all the talent coming in due to NIL money, how can the Aggies turn things around? #Volume #Herd

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Colin tells the truth about Bill Belichick's career without Tom Brady as his quarterback as pressure is starting to build for him to win games again in New England. He discusses comments made by Travis Kelce and why he might be underpaid but winning games with Patrick Mahomes is better than chasing cash. He also points to the main reason why the Eagles will regress from last season's appearance in the Super Bowl. Then Eagles 2-time All Pro OL and Super Bowl Champion Lane Johnson joins the show to tell Colin why he's wrong about their upcoming season.

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It seems like the Patriots are going out of their way to not help QB Mac Jones.  Thoughts on Chiefs TE Travis Kelces' comments on taking less pay.

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Why chemistry is so important in basketball than other sports.
Thoughts on NBA free agency.
The Clippers need more than just Paul George and Kawhi Leonard.
Guest: Kevin O'Connor

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Colin picks the Eagles to win the division again.
Who is on the hot seat this NFL season?
Guest: Lane Johnson

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Jason Timpf answers questions in a mailbag episode about all things NBA. Should we believe the Damian Lillard to Miami rumors? Do LeBron James, Anthony Davis, and the Lakers have a real shot at beating Nikola Jokic and the Nuggets next season? Who are the players who can truly turn a franchise into a championship contender? #Volume #Herd

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Colin believes the Lakers would be making a major mistake if they overpay for this one player. He points to a clear trend in the NFL separating the good teams from the bad teams and it's never been more obvious. He argues for the Broncos under new head coach Sean Payton to be one of the bounce back teams in the NFL next year. Plus, Fox Sports NFL analyst Mark Schlereth joins the show to give his expectations for the Packers in their first season without Aaron Rodgers. 

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Colin believes the Lakers would be making a major mistake if they overpay for this one player

He points to a clear trend in the NFL separating the good teams from the bad teams and it's never been more obvious

Colin defends his ranking of Sean Payton and Russell Wilson

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