The Herd with Colin Cowherd

T-Bob Hebert and Aaron Murray discuss Nebraska's shocking Week 0 loss to Northwestern and whether the blame should be placed on Scott Frost, Jim Harbaugh's plan for Michigan's quarterback situation, and Auburn athletic director Allen Greene stepping down from his role. #Herd

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John discusses why Tom Brady’s training camp hiatus makes sense, if the Bills acted fast enough in cutting ex-punter Matt Ariza following rape allegations, and why Nebraska should have fired HC Scott Frost after last season. He also takes a quick turn to give Rory McIlroy props for his Tour Championship win and elevating his profile as the face of the PGA Tour.

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Fanatics CEO Michael Rubin joins Colin to discuss his strategy to take the world’s leading licensed sports merchandiser into gambling and NFT’s, why he got out of his ownership stakes in the Sixers, why he hasn’t sold the company, what sells in Europe that doesn’t work in the U.S., if he’s ever regretted selling a company, why he doesn’t want “yes” men around, and how he stays on the front end of cultural trends as he gets older.

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On today's episode, Jason and Super Producer Rob G (Robert Guerra) kick things off by doing a deep dive into Tom Brady's mysterious training camp absence. Brady spoke about it for the first time over the weekend... and said a whole lot of nothing. Regardless what the exact reason was, it's clear this version of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers is nothing like the one he won a Super Bowl with two years ago. In fact, J-Mac says he's officially pivoting to the New Orleans Saints to win the NFC South this year over Brady's Bucs. Later, the guys discuss Jason assertion that Trey Lance could have a Robert Griffin III-esque season this year with the San Francisco 49ers. RG3 burst on the scene as a rookie thanks in large part to a dominant running game which worked perfectly when paired with his own dynamic playmaking; Doesn't that sound exactly like what we expect to see from Lance this year in San Francisco? There's a reason why a handful of recent guests have pegged the Niners as a dark horse Super Bowl contender. Finally, Jason and Rob G close the show by discussing the notion that most NBA 'insiders' don't really know much at all when it comes to offseason movement. Not a single reporter had Rudy Gobert to Minnesota or Patrick Beverley to the Lakers before they actually happened. In fact, you can argue that the more frequently a trade rumor gets discussed the less likely it is to actually happen. 

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The guys get ready for school to start back up by reminiscing about when they were younger and how they got ready for the first day, floating over 40 miles in a pumpkin, how difficult it is to be a Lakers fan and is this the end for Russell Westbrook in Lala Land? #Herd

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This is Prime Cuts! The best of The Colin Cowherd Podcast 2022 Preseason Special. 

We’re getting you ready for Week 1 with (3:00) rookie Vikings head coach Kevin O’Connell discussing how he was introduced to Sean McVay, McVay’s offensive influence, and why it’s important for him to connect with Kirk Cousins.

Then, longtime Browns beat writer Mary Kay Cabot on why Kevin Stefanski is uniquely qualified to weather the nuclear Watson drama, what it’s like to cover the Watson beat as a woman, and if Baker Mayfield could have been the Browns starter under different circumstances.

Next, longtime NFL writer - and host of the Open Mike podcast - Mike Silver joins Colin to discuss his article reporting Jimmy Garoppolo’s penchant for repeatedly “ghosting” the Niners in the offseason, if the Bucs could make a move for Jimmy G, why Tom Brady didn’t end up playing for Jon Gruden’s Raiders in 2020.

Finally , former Bears & Dolphins HC and Cowboys DC Dave Wannstedt on if Kenny Pickett should be the Steelers Week 1 starter, if Tom Brady’s extended training camp leave could result in a slow start for the Bucs, if the Bears should pay Roquan Smith or trade him for assets, if Justin Fields will make it to a third year in Chicago.

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After another less than impressive performance in the preseason, Colin lays out what the realistic expectations should be for Trey Lance in his first season as the starting quarterback for the 49ers. He declares it's time to label this 3rd year QB as a bust despite what the head coach continues to tell us. He also gives the Steelers best approach to handling their rookie Kenny Pickett as they look for an answer to replace Ben Roethlisberger. Plus, Fox Sports NFL analyst Mark Sanchez joins the show to give his thoughts on all the quarterbacks entering the 2022 season. 

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Colin lays out what the realistic expectations should be for Niners QB Trey Lance

Packers backup QB Jordan Love seems to be a bust despite what HC Matt Lafleur says

The Steelers should start QB Kenny Pickett

Guest: Peter King

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The Patriots aren't doing QB Mac Jones any favors

Another former Chiefs player takes a shot at QB Patrick Mahomes

Guest: Mark Sanchez

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Tomorrow's headlines today

Guest: Eric Mangini

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