The Herd with Colin Cowherd

Fat Joe and Jadakiss hold it down in the studio for a solo episode to discuss Donald Trump’s viral comments about Nicki Minaj, Jay-Z reportedly tapping himself to perform the Super Bowl halftime show, Nas and the Paid in Full Foundation financially supporting hip-hop pioneers, Joe’s trip to Mary J. Blige's residency, and Jada reflecting on a Syracuse show alongside Method Man and Redman (which turns into a debate about whether rappers can age out of the club). Later in the show, author Al-Saadiq Banksstops by to discuss his book series, the potential of using A.I. for independent movies, and a deep dive into the harsh realities of street life, jealousy, and the modern psychology of snitching.

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Richard Sherman reacts to the Chicago Bears’ dominant win over the Seattle Seahawks on Monday Night Football. Sherman breaks down Caleb Williams’ performance, Ben Johnson’s game plan, and Jeffery Simmons’ impact on Chicago’s defense. Are the Bears now a top-three team in the NFL? Plus, what went wrong for Sam Darnold and the Seattle Seahawks? Richard discusses the Seahawks’ protection issues, struggling run game, and third-down failures—and what Mike Macdonald needs to fix to get Seattle back on track.

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Colin talks to 7-time Super Bowl champion Tom Brady joins the show to talk about his return to Foxborough, Jordan Love’s impressive season and analyzing Aaron Rodgers’ play at 42 years old.

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Colin Cowherd reacts to a Chicago Bears dominant win over the Seahawks on the road in Seattle. He discusses the debut of Jeffery Simmons after a huge trade deadline deal; Caleb Williams rise to super star status and why this Bears team is the best in the NFL right now.

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Colin shares his updated Herd Hierarchy for week 9 in the NFL. He explains why the Chiefs come in at 10th after their second straight loss.

He talks to Nick Wright about his Herd Hierarchy and why the Chiefs at number 10.

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Colin Cowherd reacts to a Chicago Bears dominant win over the Seahawks on the road in Seattle. He discusses the debut of Jeffery Simmons after a huge trade deadline deal; Caleb Williams rise to super star status and why this Bears team is the best in the NFL right now.

Colin shares his updated Herd Hierarchy for week 9 in the NFL. He explains why the Chiefs come in at 10th after their second straight loss.

Plus, 7-time Super Bowl champion Tom Brady joins the show to talk about his return to Foxborough, Jordan Love’s impressive season and analyzing Aaron Rodgers’ play at 42 years old.

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John Middlekauff is back with another episode of 3 & Out, delivering instant reaction to Monday Night Football as Caleb Williams and the Chicago Bears shut down Sam Darnold and the Seattle Seahawks. John breaks down Chicago's impressive defensive performance, Caleb Williams' continued development, what went wrong for Seattle, and what the result means for both teams moving forward.

John then opens up the NFL Post-Week 8 Mailbag, tackling the biggest questions and storylines around the league. He discusses the injury to Lions All-Pro linebacker Jack Campbell and what his absence could mean for Detroit's defense. Plus, John examines why the Kansas City Chiefs and Los Angeles Rams need wide receiver help and whether adding another playmaker should be a priority for both contenders.

John also takes a closer look at the Denver Broncos' comeback victories, questioning whether their ability to rally late in games is a sustainable strategy or something that could eventually catch up with them.

From Monday Night Football reactions to injuries, roster needs, quarterback play, and coaching decisions, John covers everything happening around the NFL after Week 8.

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Erin Andrews and Charissa Thompson recap their experiences from week 8 of the NFL season. Charissa begins by talking about her coverage of the Carolina Panthers taking on the Green Bay Packers at Lambeau Field. She details witnessing the injury to Packers wide receiver Christian Watson resulting in him leaving the game in an ambulance, then returning to the game in an ambulance and catching 2 more passes. Erin discusses her assignment working the Minnesota Vikings playing the Lions in Detroit. She talks about the unfortunate injury to Lions linebacker Jack Campbell and the difficulty trying to report on such a situation. The ladies also talk about their Halloween’s where Charissa dressed up as Julia Roberts in Pretty Woman and Erin was Wendy from Peter Pan.

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Colin gives his instant reaction to the Chicago Bears and Caleb Williams routing the Seattle Seahawks on the road on Monday Night Football. He also highlights the initial criticism of Caleb Williams after the draft and why Caleb has panned out as a #1 pick

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DC IS BACK with another episode of the Daniel Cormier Show, this time with Cormier doubling down on his criticism of the refereeing of Dan Miragliotta in the Renato Moicano and Tom Nolan fight this past Sunday at the UFC Apex in Last Vegas. DC says that standing up the fighter cost Renato Moicano the fight, despite the fact that Nolan was outstriking Moicano and arguably could have won the fight on the feet later on. Cormier argues against the rules that are in place, and believes that common sense would be to allow the fighter with back control to continue to fight from that position. Hear DC break down the incident, and why he believes despite his greatness as a referee, Miragliotta made a critical mistake that cost Moicano in the end and may alter the path of the rest of his career in the UFC.

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David Ross and Anthony Rizzo are BACK with Episode 34, where the guys talk about winning the World Series with the Cubs 10 years ago to the day, and reminisce about breaking the 108 year curse in Chicago. The guys then react to the Milwaukee Brewers’ championship week which saw them on ‘Saturday Night Live,’ at the Green Bay Packers Thursday night football game, and a parade in downtown Milwaukee. They react to the Brewers’ viral “rally cigs,” Bryce Harper’s viral social media comments, and Jorge Posada talking about how he no longer feels welcome at New York Yankees facilities. The guys then answer fan mailbag questions about Rizzo’s ‘Rocky’ influence, the difference between Rossy winning the World Series with the Red Sox and Cubs, and the “Bryzzo” movement in Chicago with Anthony Rizzo and Kris Bryant

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Colin Cowherd discusses the Kansas City Chiefs falling to the Denver Broncos taking their second straight loss. He explains why the Chiefs issues have been exposed, and teams have adjusted to stopping star RB Kenneth Walker. Colin breaks down another epic collapse by the Cowboys after Dallas blew a 14-point 4th quarter lead to the Arizona Cardinals. Plus, if Colin had a vote for Coach of the Year, he's made his pick already on Sean Payton.

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Colin shares this week’s Where Colin Was Right, Where Colin Was Wrong: Why he was right about Lamar Jackson and wrong about Justin Herbert. Plus, 3-time Pro Bowl QB Matt Hasselbeck joins the show to tell Colin how the Broncos are able to win games despite their offensive issues.

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Former college football head coach and Fox Sports football analyst Urban Meyer joins Colin to talk about the defeat of Ohio State at the hands of USC on Saturday and what all has got the Buckeyes struggling; plus, why Indiana doesn't look like their usual selves. The Josh Allen window isn't open for very long, and Colin thinks the Bills need to make a move. Colin breaks down Bears and Seahawks on Monday Night Football.

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Colin Cowherd discusses the Kansas City Chiefs falling to the Denver Broncos taking their second straight loss. He explains why the Chiefs issues have been exposed, and teams have adjusted to stopping star RB Kenneth Walker. Colin breaks down another epic collapse by the Cowboys after Dallas blew a 14-point 4th quarter lead to the Arizona Cardinals. He also shares this week’s Where Colin Was Right, Where Colin Was Wrong: Why he was right about Lamar Jackson and wrong about Justin Herbert. Plus, 3-time Pro Bowl QB Matt Hasselbeck joins the show to tell Colin how the Broncos are able to win games despite their offensive issues.

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John Middlekauff is back with another episode of 3 & Out, breaking down all the biggest results and storylines from an action-packed NFL Week 8.

John reacts to the Washington Commanders defeating the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday Night Football, examining what went wrong for Philadelphia and what the win means for Washington. He also breaks down the Denver Broncos stunning the Kansas City Chiefs, discussing Denver's statement victory and what it means for the AFC West race.

Plus, John dives into the Detroit Lions outlasting the Minnesota Vikings, analyzing the key performances, coaching decisions, and implications for the NFC North. Which teams are emerging as legitimate contenders, and which ones have reason to be concerned?

John also looks ahead to Bears vs. Seahawks on Monday Night Football, making his predictions and breaking down the key matchups to watch. Can Chicago keep its momentum going, or will Seattle defend its home field?

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Richard Sherman and Mitch Eisenstein react to NFL Week 8, breaking down the Lions handing the Vikings their first loss, the Broncos’ comeback win over Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs, and Josh Allen’s Bills beating the Ravens. Plus, they cover Lamar Jackson’s injury, Joe Burrow’s six-touchdown performance, the Steelers’ AFC North lead, and the Cowboys’ collapse against Arizona. Richard also previews Seahawks vs. Bears on Monday Night Football and gives his score prediction. Subscribe to the Richard Sherman Podcast for NFL reactions, game breakdowns, predictions, and unfiltered football analysis.

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The eighth Sunday of the NFL regular season is almost complete! Chad Millman and Simon Hunter dive into their betting results from NFL Week 8 and check in on the gambling action after an unexpected day of NFL action.Games recapped today include Malik Willis and the Miami Dolphins hosting Drake Maye and the New England Patriots, Geno Smith and the New York Jets welcoming the Las Vegas Raiders, along with the mighty Kansas City Chiefs against Bo Nix and the Denver Broncos. Were the plucky Cleveland Browns able to cover on the road against the Pittsburgh Steelers? Also discussed today from a gambling perspective is the looming battle between Caleb Williams and Sam Darnold as the Chicago Bears take on the struggling Seattle Seahawks on Monday Night Football. We also get a recap of the Tampa Bay Bucs hosting Michael Penix and the Atlanta Falcons, along with Matthew Stafford and the L.A. Rams against the winless Los Angeles Chargers. Kyler Murray and Jared Goff battled today as the Minnesota Vikings traveled to the Detroit Lions. Plus, we hear about the favored Dallas Cowboys facing the Arizona Cardinals, Joe Burrow and the Cincinnati Bengals against the dreadful Tennessee Titans, and Derrick Henry and the Baltimore Ravens' battle with Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills, along with our early NFL Week 9 betting leans, and their Week 8 selections for Shame On You and Hero Of The Week. #Volume

0:03:00 - START

0:06:15 - LAS VEGAS RAIDERS AT NEW YORK JETS

0:10:30 - MINNESOTA VIKINGS AT DETROIT LIONS

0:19:00 - ARIZONA CARDINALS AT DALLAS COWBOYS

0:26:00 - BALTIMORE RAVENS AT BUFFALO BILLS

0:29:30 - NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS AT MIAMI DOLPHINS

0:34:00 - CLEVELAND BROWNS AT PITTSBURGH STEELERS

0:34:35 - ATLANTA FALCONS AT TAMPA BAY BUCS

0:38:00 - KANSAS CITY CHIEFS AT DENVER BRONCOS

0:43:45 - HERO OF THE WEEK

0:51:00 - CHICAGO BEARS AT SEATTLE SEAHAWKS PREVIEW

0:52:30 - EARLY NFL WEEK 9 BETTING LEANS

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Colin is joined by John Middlekauff, host of “3 and Out” on the Volume.

They start with Broncos thrilling come from behind win over the Chiefs and highlight the deficiencies in both Bo Nix and the Chiefs pass catchers (2:30). They react to the Cowboys blowing a late lead to the Gardner Minshew led Cardinals and debate whether the Cowboys should become sellers before the trade deadline (9:00).

They highlight Lamar Jackson constantly being injured and argue that the Ravens season is officially over and it might be time to move on from the former MVP (14:45). Colin proposes that the Vikings should try to trade for Kirk Cousins to replace Kyler Murray after suffering their first loss to the Lions (27:45), and that the Chargers should begin a firesale after starting 0-7 following their loss to the Rams(33:30).

Colin lauds Mike McCarthy for having the Steelers in first place with extremely limited options on offense for Aaron Rodgers (39:00), and believes Aaron Glenn’s time with the Jets is coming to an end after losing to the Raiders (49:00). They heap praise on Drake Maye for putting the Pats on his back in their win over the Dolphins (54:30).

Finally, they move to college football and start with USC upsetting Ohio State and agree that Lincoln Riley’s prepared statement was cringe (58:00) and that Indiana looks vulnerable after barely beating Minnesota (1:05:00)

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Nick Wright reacts to Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs' shocking 20-3 blowout loss to Sam Darnold's Seattle Seahawks on Sunday Night Football during Week 7 of the NFL season. Nick breaks down what went wrong for KC, how concerning this is for the Chiefs moving forward, and what moves Kansas City must make prior to the trade deadline.

Next, Nick reacts to Lamar Jackson's bizarre injury situation and questions when we will see the Baltimore Ravens' QB again as reports surface he will likely play against the Buffalo Bills in Week 8. Nick runs through Lamar's odd injury history and discusses whether the NFL MVP QB can be trusted.

Later, Nick reacts to the Chicago Bears' massive trade with the Tennessee Titans for Jeffery Simmons. Nick breaks down whether Chicago gave away too much for the All-Pro defensive lineman or if Ben Johnson, Caleb Williams, and the Bears made the right decision to go all-in after the Seattle Seahawks and San Francisco 49ers made big trades of their own with the Indianapolis Colts.

Finally, Nick makes his NFL Week 8 predictions, breaking down Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs against Bo Nix and the Denver Broncos, plus Caleb Williams and the Chicago Bears taking on Sam Darnold and the Seattle Seahawks. Which teams make Nick’s Picks, and where does he see the best opportunities this week? #Volume

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