The Herd with Colin Cowherd

Colin Cowherd shares insight from his time attending Bears training camp. He pushes back against people labeling the Bears as a regression team this season and why they’re break out team in 2026.
He shares this week’s edition of Where Colin Was Right, Where Colin Was Wrong: Colin says he was right about the Dodgers but wrong about Shedeur Sanders.
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Where Colin was right and where he was wrong
3-time Pro Bowl QB Matt Hasselbeck joins the show to talk about the Steelers and why head coach Mike McCarthy deserves more respect as a top NFL offensive coach.
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Colin talks to college football commentator Josh Pate about the upcoming season including Notre Dame, the quarterbacks in the Big 10, and more
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Colin Cowherd shares insight from his time attending Bears training camp. He pushes back against people labeling the Bears as a regression team this season and why they’re break out team in 2026.
He shares this week’s edition of Where Colin Was Right, Where Colin Was Wrong: Colin says he was right about the Dodgers but wrong about Shedeur Sanders.
Plus, 3-time Pro Bowl QB Matt Hasselbeck joins the show to talk about the Steelers and why head coach Mike McCarthy deserves more respect as a top NFL offensive coach.
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On this episode of 3 & Out, John is pumped with football officially back. He opens on Carson Beck's Hall of Fame Game debut (01:46) and why a third-round quarterback's path is fundamentally different from a first-rounder's: you're not a five-star on scholarship, you're a backup until proven otherwise, and your preseason tape is your résumé.He likes the landing spot for Beck and explains why guys like Chase Daniel built 14-year careers almost entirely on August film. From there, he breaks down the 2026 Hall of Fame class (11:09) — Drew Brees, Larry Fitzgerald, Luke Kuechly, Adam Vinatieri which John argues may be the highest-character group Canton has ever enshrined at once, plus a sober note on Roger Craig's dementia diagnosis and the taped acceptance.
Teddy Bridgewater's retirement (16:34) becomes John's case against the Lions, the one thing he thinks Brad Holmes and Dan Campbell have done poorly while otherwise resurrecting the franchise. Investing everything in Jared Goff without ever churning cheap arms behind him is a portfolio with no diversification — and he contrasts it with the Packers' Ron Wolf philosophy and the Eagles taking a Day 3 quarterback nearly every single year. He gets into the Colts hyping Daniel Jones and Riley Leonard apparently beating out Anthony Richardson (24:53), why training camp praise from famous teammates should be discounted (27:54) with a detour into why Saban and Belichick were at their best after losses and the Cowboys (31:04), where he's bullish on the roster but not on Brian Schottenheimer's Super Bowl talk. Predictions on the Saints, Cowboys and Texans (34:31), Kyle Shanahan's concussion protocol and a rant about cross-country preseason travel (35:14), and the injury board (36:19). He closes with the Kirk Cousins–Maxx Crosby scuffle and why Klint Kubiak handled it perfectly (41:16), the compounding advantage of growing up in a football family (42:35), and a Newport Beach staycation that turned into a $60 million ocean-view real estate rant (44:11).
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