The Herd with Colin Cowherd

In hour 3, Colin gives props to the Chicago Bears for finally making moves to put pieces around their young QB Justin Fields. Trent Dilfer joins to talk Bears trade, Vikings trade and if Miami is ready to be Super Bowl contenders.

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It became breaking news that the Brooklyn Nets parted ways with Steve Nash. Nick Wright joined to talk what's next with the Brooklyn Nets, Kawhi Leonard and more. Also what are the Lakers going to do now that Miles Turner basically said "Hey Lakers, trade for me"

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In todays epsiode, Colin applauds the Chicago Bears for finally trading Roquan Smith and looking to build their future. The Green Bay Packers seem to be in limbo not knowing what they should do at the trade deadline. Albert Breer joins to talk Packers, Lions and more.

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Colin reacts to the NFL trade deadline by giving the Bears props for finally taking the right approach to building around young QB Justin Fields. He also believes the Packers are making a big mistake by standing down and failing to make any moves to help them win now with reigning back-to-back MVP Aaron Rodgers. He gives you his Herd Hierarchy ranking the top 10 NFL teams after week 8. Plus, Super Bowl Champion Trent Dilfer joins the show to tell Colin what he thinks about the Vikings adding a Pro Bowl TE and if the Dolphins are ready to contend for a Super Bowl. 

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John reacts to the Browns MNF home win over the Bengals, and if the Bengals need to move on from HC Zac Taylor, why the Jets are in trouble with Zach Wilson despite a roster loaded with young talent, why the Rams are paying the price for passing on draft picks for proven talent, and answers listener questions in the Middlekauff Mailbag.

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First (3:00) Jason Timpf reacts to Steph Curry, Draymond Green, and the Golden State Warriors' two-game losing streak. What's been the main cause of the defending champs' poor play? Later (21:00), Jason discusses Donovan Mitchell and the Cleveland Cavaliers' hot start to the season, LeBron James and the Los Angeles Lakers finally winning a game, and the drama already surrounding Kyrie Irving, Kevin Durant, and the Brooklyn Nets two weeks into the NBA season. #Volume #Herd

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Aaron Murray and T-Bob Hebert react to Auburn firing head coach Bryan Harsin after his 9-12 record with the Tigers. Could former Carolina Panthers head coach Matt Rhule, Jackson State head coach Deion Sanders, or Ole Miss head coach Lane Kiffin be in line to take over Auburn's football program? #Volume #ColinCowherd #Herd

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Chris and Keith Idec react to Jake paul's latest win and what this win means for him as a boxer. #Volume #Herd

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Colin looks at the Bills win over the Packers and explains why he's worried about Buffalo's ability to win big this season. He believes the 49ers are on their way to NFC domination after an impressive performance from newly acquired Christian McCaffrey. He tells you why he was right about Zach Wilson and wrong about Derek Carr. Plus, Super Bowl champion head coach Sean Payton joins the show in studio to discuss what the Packers can do to turn around their offense amid a 4-game losing streak. 

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Colin looks at the Bills win over the Packers and explains why he's worried about Buffalo's ability to win big this season

The 49ers have a chance to dominate the NFC

The Seahawks have surprised all of us

When you leave a good culture for a bad one

Guest: Joe Thomas

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