On this episode of The Colin Cowherd Podcast, Colin explains why he embraces the spectacle of the Jake Paul boxing phenomenon (1:00). His guest this week is former Jets and USC QB Mark Sanchez, who open up about when his Jets tenure took a turn for the worse (7:00), why Sam Darnold didn't get a fair shake in New York (9:00), why he can succeed in Carolina (12:00), if BYU's Zach Wilson has a chance (14:00), if USC prepared him for the NYC media onslaught (20:00), his memories of his first NFL start (22:00), the pros and cons of Chip Kelly's offense in the NFL (25:00), how long it takes to know if a rookie is a bust (31:00), the evolution of the NFL training camp throughout his career (37:00), what it was like to play at USC at the height of the program (40:00), why he wasn't offended Pete Carroll's criticism when he decided to turn pro (45:00), and why he's opposed to the specialization culture of youth football (48:00).

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On this episode of The Colin Cowherd Podcast, Colin explains why he embraces the spectacle of the Jake Paul boxing phenomenon (1:00). His guest this week is former Jets and USC QB Mark Sanchez, who open up about when his Jets tenure took a turn for the worse (7:00), why Sam Darnold didn't get a fair shake in New York (9:00), why he can succeed in Carolina (12:00), if BYU's Zach Wilson has a chance (14:00), if USC prepared him for the NYC media onslaught (20:00), his memories of his first NFL start (22:00), the pros and cons of Chip Kelly's offense in the NFL (25:00), how long it takes to know if a rookie is a bust (31:00), the evolution of the NFL training camp throughout his career (37:00), what it was like to play at USC at the height of the program (40:00), why he wasn't offended Pete Carroll's criticism when he decided to turn pro (45:00), and why he's opposed to the specialization culture of youth football (48:00).Make sure you follow <a href="https://twitter.com/ColinCowherd/header_photo">Colin </a>and <a href="https://twitter.com/TheVolumeSports">The Volume</a> on Twitter for the latest content and updates and check out <a href="https://twitter.com/FDSportsbook">FanDuel</a> for the best wagering and daily fantasy action! Learn more about your ad-choices at <a href="https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com">https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com</a>

100% unfiltered Colin. He delivers his no-holds-barred takes and instant reactions to the biggest stories in sports.

100% unfiltered Colin. He delivers his no-holds-barred takes and instant reactions to the biggest stories in sports.

The Colin Cowherd Podcast

100% unfiltered Colin. He delivers his no-holds-barred takes on the biggest stories in sports, and sits down with guests who give him new perspectives on subjects that fascinate him.

100% unfiltered Colin. He delivers his no-holds-barred takes on the biggest stories in sports, and sits down with guests who give him new perspectives on subjects that fascinate him.

39. Mark Sanchez on Jets Mess, Zach Wilson, USC Glory Days

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Colin’s joined by college football guru Josh Pate to preview the College Football Playoff Championship between Indiana and Miami.

Colin predicts that unlike Oregon & Alabama, Miami’s defense should be disruptive and be able to keep Indiana from a point total in the 30s or 40s (2:00). They debate whether Indiana coach Curt Cignetti could be lured away from college football by the NFL (4:30).

They discuss the huge disparities in finances between the Big Ten & Texas programs and SEC programs like LSU, Alabama & Georgia and without changes to NIL rules…could get left behind and perennially miss the playoff (6:30). They review all the star quarterbacks returning for the Big Ten & debate whether the gap between the Big Ten & SEC will be even bigger next year (9:30).

They also preview Lane Kiffin’s upcoming tenure as coach at LSU and debate whether adding Kiffin will actually bring titles to Baton Rouge (11:30). 

They return to the national championship and discuss whether Carson Beck’s experience in the title game will give him any chance to outplay Fernando Mendoza (18:30). They break down the traits that will make Mendonza the likely #1 pick in the NFL draft, and agree that Indiana’s overall talent is underrated (21:30).  

Finally, they debate whether they’d tweak the NIL or transfer portal if given the chance and Josh argues for classman pay scales similar to what exist in the NFL and why that would help fix problems with the portal and that the “wild wild west” era of college football is bound to end soon (24:45). 

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Colin&rsquo;s joined by college football guru Josh Pate to preview the College Football Playoff Championship between Indiana and Miami.
Colin predicts that unlike Oregon &amp; Alabama, Miami&rsquo;s defense should be disruptive and be able to keep Indiana from a point total in the 30s or 40s (2:00). They debate whether Indiana coach Curt Cignetti could be lured away from college football by the NFL (4:30).
They discuss the huge disparities in finances between the Big Ten &amp; Texas programs and SEC programs like LSU, Alabama &amp; Georgia and without changes to NIL rules&hellip;could get left behind and perennially miss the playoff (6:30). They review all the star quarterbacks returning for the Big Ten &amp; debate whether the gap between the Big Ten &amp; SEC will be even bigger next year (9:30).
They also preview Lane Kiffin&rsquo;s upcoming tenure as coach at LSU and debate whether adding Kiffin will actually bring titles to Baton Rouge (11:30).&nbsp;
They return to the national championship and discuss whether Carson Beck&rsquo;s experience in the title game will give him any chance to outplay Fernando Mendoza (18:30). They break down the traits that will make Mendonza the likely #1 pick in the NFL draft, and agree that Indiana&rsquo;s overall talent is underrated (21:30).&nbsp;&nbsp;
Finally, they debate whether they&rsquo;d tweak the NIL or transfer portal if given the chance and Josh argues for classman pay scales similar to what exist in the NFL and why that would help fix problems with the portal and that the &ldquo;wild wild west&rdquo; era of college football is bound to end soon (24:45).&nbsp;
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Indiana vs. Miami Preview, NIL Is Hurting SEC Powerhouses, Will Kiffin Win Titles?

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Colin’s joined by John Middlekauff, host of “3 and Out” to break down the wild card round of the NFL playoffs and preview the college football playoff championship game.

They start with the shorthanded 49ers beating the Eagles on the road and Colin argues the gap in coaching ability between Kyle Shanahan & Nick Sirianni is massive. He credits Brock Purdy for overcoming two interceptions & finding ways to win the game despite several mistakes and John calls it one of the worst playoff losses of all time for the Eagles (2:30).

They move to the Bills beating the Jaguars on the road. Colin declares Josh Allen is one of the greatest NFL players he’s ever seen, and they debate whether Jacksonville being one and done should be considered a success or failure. Colin explains why Trevor Lawrence is a good….but not great quarterback (25:30).

They recap the Bears thrilling victory over the Packers and Colin compares Caleb Williams to a young John Elway, and that the Packers fans calling for Matt Lafleur to be fired are getting over their skis.

They also preview the Bears divisional round game against the Rams and they agree the Bears could very well pull off the upset in front of a raucous home crowd (36:30).

They agree that the Rams look like they peaked six weeks ago, and that their struggles against the Panthers show that they are ripe to be picked off in the playoffs. They also debate what the Panthers should do with Bryce Young going forward (51:00). 

Finally, they move to college football & discuss why the era of SEC dominance is over due to NIL(1:02:00). 

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Colin&rsquo;s joined by John Middlekauff, host of &ldquo;3 and Out&rdquo; to break down the wild card round of the NFL playoffs and preview the college football playoff championship game.
They start with the shorthanded 49ers beating the Eagles on the road and Colin argues the gap in coaching ability between Kyle Shanahan &amp; Nick Sirianni is massive. He credits Brock Purdy for overcoming two interceptions &amp; finding ways to win the game despite several mistakes and John calls it one of the worst playoff losses of all time for the Eagles (2:30).
They move to the Bills beating the Jaguars on the road. Colin declares Josh Allen is one of the greatest NFL players he&rsquo;s ever seen, and they debate whether Jacksonville being one and done should be considered a success or failure. Colin explains why Trevor Lawrence is a good&hellip;.but not great quarterback (25:30).
They recap the Bears thrilling victory over the Packers and Colin compares Caleb Williams to a young John Elway, and that the Packers fans calling for Matt Lafleur to be fired are getting over their skis.
They also preview the Bears divisional round game against the Rams and they agree the Bears could very well pull off the upset in front of a raucous home crowd (36:30).
They agree that the Rams look like they peaked six weeks ago, and that their struggles against the Panthers show that they are ripe to be picked off in the playoffs. They also debate what the Panthers should do with Bryce Young going forward (51:00).&nbsp;
Finally, they move to college football &amp; discuss why the era of SEC dominance is over due to NIL(1:02:00).&nbsp;
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Shorthanded 49ers STUN Eagles, Josh Allen Is ALL-TIME Great, Caleb Looks Like Elway, SEC Dominance Is OVER

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Colin reacts to the Bears' massive comeback to beat the Packers, the  Rams thrilling 34-31 win over the Panthers & Indiana’s win over Oregon in the CFP.

He starts with the Bears recovering from a terrible first half to beat the Packers and points to the lack of a run game and consistent pass protection leading to the Packers downfall. He gives Caleb Williams credit for making some incredible throws and playing “John Elway” level ball in the fourth quarter (3:30).

He moves to the Rams win over the Panthers and points to shaky special teams for the Rams, the Panthers big bodied receivers, and some reckless throws by Matthew Stafford as reasons the underdog Panthers were able to put a scare into the Rams. He explains why he never had a doubt the Rams would come back to take the lead on their final drive (20:45). 

Finally, he breaks down Indiana’s drubbing of Oregon in the College Football Playoff semi-final and offers high praise for Curt Cignetti’s coaching & explains why IU quarterback Fernando Mendoza will work at the NFL level (30:30).

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Colin reacts to the Bears' massive comeback to beat the Packers, the&nbsp; Rams thrilling 34-31 win over the Panthers &amp; Indiana&rsquo;s win over Oregon in the CFP.
He starts with the Bears recovering from a terrible first half to beat the Packers and points to the lack of a run game and consistent pass protection leading to the Packers downfall. He gives Caleb Williams credit for making some incredible throws and playing &ldquo;John Elway&rdquo; level ball in the fourth quarter (3:30).
He moves to the Rams win over the Panthers and points to shaky special teams for the Rams, the Panthers big bodied receivers, and some reckless throws by Matthew Stafford as reasons the underdog Panthers were able to put a scare into the Rams. He explains why he never had a doubt the Rams would come back to take the lead on their final drive (20:45).&nbsp;
Finally, he breaks down Indiana&rsquo;s drubbing of Oregon in the College Football Playoff semi-final and offers high praise for Curt Cignetti&rsquo;s coaching &amp; explains why IU quarterback Fernando Mendoza will work at the NFL level (30:30).
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INSTANT REACTION: Bears Comeback To STUN Packers, Rams Beat Panthers In THRILLER, Indiana Crushes Oregon

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39. Mark Sanchez on Jets Mess, Zach Wilson, USC Glory Days

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