The Herd with Colin Cowherd

Nick Wright kicks off today's episode by reacting to Pittsburgh Steelers QB Aaron Rodgers' comments on Pat McAfee regarding Anthony Fauci's court hearing. Next, Nick deep dives into the role media broadcasters play in politics, and discusses why he believes Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark would rather stick to sports. Later, Nick reacts to the USMNT extending head coach Mauricio Pochettino. Finally, Nick reacts to Tarik Skubal being traded to the Los Angeles Dodgers from the Detroit Tigers. #Volume
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The Green Bay Packers hope to bounce back in 2026 after a disappointing finish to last season. Colin Cowherd looks at head coach Matt LaFleur and wonders if the team lacks toughness to get into true Super Bowl contention.
Colin discusses the state of the Steelers under new head coach Mike McCarthy. He wonders if McCarthy is the right coach for Pittsburgh who’s looking to win their first playoff game in 9 years.
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NFL reporter Robert Mays joins the show to tell Colin why he’s “uncomfortable” with how much he likes the Cowboys this season.
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Colin discusses if the Bills are Super Bowl contenders
Despite a 6 game losing streak the Dodgers are all in this season

Guest: Chris Simms
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The Green Bay Packers hope to bounce back in 2026 after a disappointing finish to last season. Colin Cowherd looks at head coach Matt LaFleur and wonders if the team lacks toughness to get into true Super Bowl contention.
Colin discusses the state of the Steelers under new head coach Mike McCarthy. He wonders if McCarthy is the right coach for Pittsburgh, who’s looking to win their first playoff game in 9 years.
Plus, NFL reporter Robert Mays joins the show to tell Colin why he’s “uncomfortable” with how much he likes the Cowboys this season.
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