The Herd with Colin Cowherd

Colin reacts to several NFL teams backing out of negotiations with former MVP Lamar Jackson after the Ravens allowed him to start meeting with other organizations. He believes the Giants made a big mistake giving Daniel Jones a big contract extension and effectively took themselves out of contention for a Super Bowl. He discusses the Jets pursuit of Super Bowl champion QB Aaron Rodgers and why he seems to be their last remaining hope. Plus, 3-time Super Bowl champion Mark Schlereth joins the show to give his thoughts on the latest moves in the NFL including Jackson's contract situation as well as Rodgers' future. 

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Colin believes NFL teams are not colluding against Lamar Jackson

The Daniel Jones contract is a bad deal for the Giants

Thoughts on the Jets pursuing Aaron Rodgers

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3-time Super Bowl champion Mark Schlereth joins the show to give his thoughts on the latest moves in the NFL including Jackson's contract situation as well as Rodgers' future

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More on Aaron Rodgers' future and his relationship with the Packers

Looking at Daniel Jones' new contract

Guests: Daniel Jeremiah, Tyler Dunne

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Chris is joined by the great boxing journalist, Gareth A. Davies to dive into Conor Benn's situation and what his next move might be, if a Pacquiao fight makes sense, and will Fury-Usyk actually happen. Later, Tony Harrison stops by to discuss his upcoming fight with Tim Tszyu and his relationship with Alycia Baumgardner. #Volume #Herd

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First, (3:00) Colin explains why the Ravens are hesitant to pay Lamar Jackson like other elite NFL QB’s.

Then, First Things First co-host - and host of the What's Wright? podcast - Nick Wright joins Colin to discuss if the Giants overpaid Daniel Jones (7:00), why the Saints cao mismanagement could derail their chances to win with Derek Carr (12:00), the signs Aaron Rodgers to the Jets could be a bust (16:00), how the Ravens giving Lamar Jackson with the non-exclusive franchise tag could backfire (35:00), and which teams could be interested.

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Jason Timpf ranks his top five duos in the NBA including the Lakers' LeBron James and Anthony Davis, Warriors' Steph Curry and Draymond Green, and Suns' Kevin Durant and Devin Booker. Who ranks number one? And which star duos were left off the list? #volume #Herd

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The 95th presentation of the Academy Awards will be held on Sunday, so Action Network betting experts (and movie fans) Chad Millman and Simon Hunter welcome friend of the show Michael Lasker, top talent manager at Mosaic in Los Angeles and one of the biggest Oscars nerds on the planet. Together they go through the betting market for the biggest night in Hollywood, and dive into the process of gambling on the Oscars successfully. #Volume #herd

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Colin discusses the reports stating Aaron Rodgers could be headed to the Jets and why this clearly makes them a better team but not quite a Super Bowl contender. He questions Tom Brady desire to return to the NFL and which team would make sense. He ranks his top 10 quarterbacks in the NFC after Derek Carr lands with the Saints. Plus, Nick Wright from First Things First joins the show to explain why the Warriors are not an elite team that can contend for a championship this season. 

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A new story claims the Packers are ready to move on from Aaron Rodgers

Colin questions Tom Brady's retirement and believes the Niners would be the perfect fit

The Seahawks are keeping Geno Smith

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