Chad Millman, Chief Content Officer of the Action Network and host of “The Favorites” podcast, joins the show for a round of “Sharp or Square,” to help provide Colin with the sharpest betting advice for week 14 of the NFL slate, plus they break down two of the top storylines from college football!
3:30 - Bills vs Rams
7:00 - Dolphins vs Jets
9:45 - Chiefs vs Chargers
12:30 - Raiders vs Buccaneers
14:30 - Steelers vs Browns
17:00 - Falcons vs Vikings
25:45 - Georgia vs Texas
30:00 - Ryan Day on the hotseat?
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Colin has some bleak news for the Lakers as they lost for the 6th time in their last 8 games and why things won't be improving anytime soon. He shares some interesting context about Caleb Williams in his rookie year and why he's much better than people realize. Plus, Greg Cosell from NFL Films joins the show to talk about Russell Wilson's success inside the Steelers offense.
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Thoughts on the Lakers getting blown out by the Heat last night and what this might mean for LeBron James
Colin shares some interesting context about Caleb Williams in his rookie year and why he's much better than people realize
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Looking at the bottom of the NFL, it's worse than you think
Greg Cosell from NFL Films joins the show to talk about Russell Wilson's success inside the Steelers offense
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FOX NFL Insider Jordan Schultz joins The Herd to talk about the possible future for Giants HC Brian Daboll, Panthers QB Bryce Young, the Packers and more
Buffalo Bills Pro Bowl OT Dion Dawkins talks to Colin about the Bills season so far
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John dives into the biggest storylines around the NFL starting with the news that the Chicago Bears might be interested in trading for a head coach and Kyle Shanahan is at the top of the list. Does John see any scenario where Kyle or the 49ers would be open to a trade, if not, could the Raven's trade Harbaugh to the Bears? Next, John previews the Packers-Lions Thursday Night Football game and how big of a win it would be for the Lions if they find a way to win despite so many injuries. Later, John talks about Tom Brady's comments on QB's sliding.
Lastly, John answers your questions in this episode's mailbag segment.
5:25 - Bears trade possibilities
28:19 - TNF Preview
34:51 - Other NFL News
41:00 - Tom Brady on QB hits
44:25 - What's next for Lincoln Riley
51:55 - Mailbag
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Colin is joined by Danny Parkins, host of “Breakfast Ball” on FS1!
They start with the Chicago Bears and debate whether the Bears should consider making a trade offer for 49ers head coach Kyle Shanahan in order to change the culture and optimize the development of #1 overall pick Caleb Williams (4:00).
They discuss the new Aaron Rodgers documentary and why it confirms Colin’s theory that Aaron’s success stemmed largely from his natural talent and not his willingness to “grind” like so many of the other greats (10:30).
They pivot to the recent social media obsession with UFO’s and give their takes as to what’s really behind it (17:30). They debate whether MLB’s proposed “Golden At Bat” rule is a good or bad idea (30:30) and whether the Caitlin Clark vs Angel Reese rivalry can fuel WNBA ratings for years to come (40:00).
Finally, they talk about the social media exodus of users from X to Bluesky in the wake of the election (54:15) and the major lack of self-awareness in American media and politics (1:05:00).
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Colin is joined by Danny Parkins, host of “Breakfast Ball” on FS1!
They start with the Chicago Bears and debate whether the Bears should consider making a trade offer for 49ers head coach Kyle Shanahan in order to change the culture and optimize the development of #1 overall pick Caleb Williams (4:00).
They discuss the new Aaron Rodgers documentary and why it confirms Colin’s theory that Aaron’s success stemmed largely from his natural talent and not his willingness to “grind” like so many of the other greats (10:30).
They pivot to the recent social media obsession with UFO’s and give their takes as to what’s really behind it (17:30). They debate whether MLB’s proposed “Golden At Bat” rule is a good or bad idea (30:30) and whether the Caitlin Clark vs Angel Reese rivalry can fuel WNBA ratings for years to come (40:00).
Finally, they talk about the social media exodus of users from X to Bluesky in the wake of the election (54:15) and the major lack of self-awareness in American media and politics (1:05:00).
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Richard Sherman sits down with Buffalo Bills cornerback Rasul Douglas to discuss his journey to the NFL, from his junior college years experiencing homelessness, to his early NFL seasons with the Philadelphia Eagles, to bouncing around the league with the Carolina Panthers, Las Vegas Raiders, Houston Texans, and Arizona Cardinals, and to finding success with the Green Bay Packers and Buffalo Bills. Rasul breaks down his experiences playing against top talents like DeAndre Hopkins, Tyreek Hill, and Davante Adams, the challenges Josh Allen and Buffalo faced playing in the snow this past weekend against the San Francisco 49ers, and the fierce loyalty of the Bills Mafia.
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