Colin reacts to the Philadelphia Eagles road win over the Kansas City Chiefs on Monday Night Football! He points to the lack of an offensive identity as one of the biggest problems facing the Chiefs and why it’s not an easy fix (5:00).

He explains why Jalen Hurts has the perfect personality to be a successful NFL quarterback (7:30) and highlights the seven teams that have separated themselves as contenders as the NFL playoff picture starts to take shape (10:10).

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Colin reacts to the Philadelphia Eagles road win over the Kansas City Chiefs on Monday Night Football! He points to the lack of an offensive identity as one of the biggest problems facing the Chiefs and why it’s not an easy fix (5:00).
He explains why Jalen Hurts has the perfect personality to be a successful NFL quarterback (7:30) and highlights the seven teams that have separated themselves as contenders as the NFL playoff picture starts to take shape (10:10).
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Colin Cowherd Podcast - Chiefs Have No Identity, Hurts Has Perfect Personality For QB, NFL Playoff Picture Taking Shape

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Colin is  joined by legendary sportswriter, commentator and the Director of Sports Journalism at Northwestern University, J.A. Adande to talk about his new sports podcast with Chuck Todd called “Dynastic”, which does deep dives into some of the most legendary franchises in sports history.

They begin with the LIV Tour looking like it’s going belly up and why it wasn’t treated seriously by the broadcast networks & sports media. They discuss the questionable  ethics of LIV being funded by the Saudi Arabian sovereign wealth fund and the potential of that type of money flowing into the coffers of other American sports leagues (3:30). 

They move to Dynastic choosing the 70s Steelers as one of their first dynasties to cover, and what J.A. learned about covering that team. J.A. explains how the Steelers were ahead of the curve on drafting from HBCUs and why being racially progressive was a huge reason for their success (10:30).

They pivot to the Dodgers and discuss the lasting legacy of Sonny Koufax despite his career being so short, and why international players have long been a key to the Dodgers success (16:00).

They discuss the longstanding MJ vs LeBron debate and  compare the major differences in the eras they play in, and J.A. explains that there were two different eras of Michael Jordan and how Jordan eventually became trapped by his fame (25:00). 

They break down the massive changes to college sports in the NIL era and why it’s ultimately been a net positive for both the athletes and the fans and J.A. argues they should professionalize the relationship with player contracts (30:30).

Finally, they discuss the current state of sports journalism and J.A. emphasizes the distinction between sports journalism & sports media, and explains his worries about the future of the journalistic side of the business (36:00). 

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Colin is &nbsp;joined by legendary sportswriter, commentator and the Director of Sports Journalism at Northwestern University, J.A. Adande to talk about his new sports podcast with Chuck Todd called &ldquo;Dynastic&rdquo;, which does deep dives into some of the most legendary franchises in sports history.
They begin with the LIV Tour looking like it&rsquo;s going belly up and why it wasn&rsquo;t treated seriously by the broadcast networks &amp; sports media. They discuss the questionable&nbsp; ethics of LIV being funded by the Saudi Arabian sovereign wealth fund and the potential of that type of money flowing into the coffers of other American sports leagues (3:30).&nbsp;
They move to Dynastic choosing the 70s Steelers as one of their first dynasties to cover, and what J.A. learned about covering that team. J.A. explains how the Steelers were ahead of the curve on drafting from HBCUs and why being racially progressive was a huge reason for their success (10:30).
They pivot to the Dodgers and discuss the lasting legacy of Sonny Koufax despite his career being so short, and why international players have long been a key to the Dodgers success (16:00).
They discuss the longstanding MJ vs LeBron debate and&nbsp; compare the major differences in the eras they play in, and J.A. explains that there were two different eras of Michael Jordan and how Jordan eventually became trapped by his fame (25:00).&nbsp;
They break down the massive changes to college sports in the NIL era and why it&rsquo;s ultimately been a net positive for both the athletes and the fans and J.A. argues they should professionalize the relationship with player contracts (30:30).
Finally, they discuss the current state of sports journalism and J.A. emphasizes the distinction between sports journalism &amp; sports media, and explains his worries about the future of the journalistic side of the business (36:00).&nbsp;
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J.A. Adande On Steelers + Dodgers Dynasties, The Myth Of Michael Jordan, NIL, LIV Golf Crashes Out

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Colin is  joined by John Middlekauff, host of “3 and Out” to break down the NFL Draft.

Colin begins by arguing that GM Brett Veach of the Chiefs drafts predictably & he can’t figure out 49ers GM John Lynch, and John explains that Lynch doesn’t run the 49ers draft… head coach Kyle Shanahan does (3:00).

They discuss the backlash to the  Bears taking speedster Zayvian Johnson and Colin explains that if any coach picked him, it may not be a great pick…but with Ben Johnson as coach it can work (9:00). 

They move to the Rams & Colin argues that while their draft won’t grade well… outside of Ty Simpson, the Rams are drafting for the near term while they still have Matt Stafford and John believes Simpson wasn’t talented enough to justify the 13th pick (15:00).

Colin believes the Raiders crushed the draft and Fernando Mendoza could change the trajectory of the franchise (25:00), and they discuss the impact of NIL creating less seasoned, older prospects with multiple years of high-end college football experience in the later rounds (28:30). 

They break down the Chiefs draft and why it made total sense for them to draft 3 defensive players with their three Top 40 picks (31:30), and Colin lauds the Cowboys for focusing on improving their defense as well by getting the steal of the draft in Caleb Downs (37:00). 

They debate whether Carson Beck will see the field for the Cardinals in his first season (45:00), and they each predict four teams that didn’t make the playoffs last season that will make the playoffs in 2026 (48:00). 

Finally, they react to the Steelers choosing Penn State quarterback Drew Allar (54:00). 

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Colin is &nbsp;joined by John Middlekauff, host of &ldquo;3 and Out&rdquo; to break down the NFL Draft.
Colin begins by arguing that GM Brett Veach of the Chiefs drafts predictably &amp; he can&rsquo;t figure out 49ers GM John Lynch, and John explains that Lynch doesn&rsquo;t run the 49ers draft&hellip; head coach Kyle Shanahan does (3:00).
They discuss the backlash to the&nbsp; Bears taking speedster Zayvian Johnson and Colin explains that if any coach picked him, it may not be a great pick&hellip;but with Ben Johnson as coach it can work (9:00).&nbsp;
They move to the Rams &amp; Colin argues that while their draft won&rsquo;t grade well&hellip; outside of Ty Simpson, the Rams are drafting for the near term while they still have Matt Stafford and John believes Simpson wasn&rsquo;t talented enough to justify the 13th pick (15:00).
Colin believes the Raiders crushed the draft and Fernando Mendoza could change the trajectory of the franchise (25:00), and they discuss the impact of NIL creating less seasoned, older prospects with multiple years of high-end college football experience in the later rounds (28:30).&nbsp;
They break down the Chiefs draft and why it made total sense for them to draft 3 defensive players with their three Top 40 picks (31:30), and Colin lauds the Cowboys for focusing on improving their defense as well by getting the steal of the draft in Caleb Downs (37:00).&nbsp;
They debate whether Carson Beck will see the field for the Cardinals in his first season (45:00), and they each predict four teams that didn&rsquo;t make the playoffs last season that will make the playoffs in 2026 (48:00).&nbsp;
Finally, they react to the Steelers choosing Penn State quarterback Drew Allar (54:00).&nbsp;
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Full NFL Draft Analysis & Reaction: Bears, Chiefs, Raiders, 49ers, Cowboys

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Colin’s top takes of the week.

First, he’s joined by John Middlekauff, host of “3 and Out” to break down the NFL Draft.

They start with the Rams drafting Alabama quarterback Ty Simpson at pick #13 and why it was shocking for them to pick him so high after a limited sample size in college, but Colin argues if anyone can turn Simpson into a great quarterback…it’s Sean McVay (3:00).

Colin heaps praise on the Cowboys for drafting Caleb Downs and highlights the massive upgrades Dallas has made to their defense rather than paying Micah Parsons (10:30). They agree that the Bucs got great value in taking Reuben Bain at #15 after experts projected him as a top 10 pick (13:45). 

They discuss the Chiefs moving up to #6 to take cornerback Mansoor Delane and both agree they had no issues with the trade up to get a much cheaper replacement for Trent McDuffie (15:00). Colin argues that both New York teams did well with their combined 4 first round picks and doesn’t see any busts in the group (18:30). 

Then, he’s joined by Jason Timpf, host of “Hoops Tonight”

They discuss the controversy and backlash surrounding the NBA playoffs being paywalled behind streaming services and agree it’s no different than games being on cable TV (25:00) and what the league can do to address the epidemic of tanking (31:00)

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Colin&rsquo;s top takes of the week.
First, he&rsquo;s joined by John Middlekauff, host of &ldquo;3 and Out&rdquo; to break down the NFL Draft.
They start with the Rams drafting Alabama quarterback Ty Simpson at pick #13 and why it was shocking for them to pick him so high after a limited sample size in college, but Colin argues if anyone can turn Simpson into a great quarterback&hellip;it&rsquo;s Sean McVay (3:00).
Colin heaps praise on the Cowboys for drafting Caleb Downs and highlights the massive upgrades Dallas has made to their defense rather than paying Micah Parsons (10:30). They agree that the Bucs got great value in taking Reuben Bain at #15 after experts projected him as a top 10 pick (13:45).&nbsp;
They discuss the Chiefs moving up to #6 to take cornerback Mansoor Delane and both agree they had no issues with the trade up to get a much cheaper replacement for Trent McDuffie (15:00). Colin argues that both New York teams did well with their combined 4 first round picks and doesn&rsquo;t see any busts in the group (18:30).&nbsp;
Then, he&rsquo;s joined by Jason Timpf, host of &ldquo;Hoops Tonight&rdquo;
They discuss the controversy and backlash surrounding the NBA playoffs being paywalled behind streaming services and agree it&rsquo;s no different than games being on cable TV (25:00) and what the league can do to address the epidemic of tanking (31:00)
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Prime Cuts - NFL Draft Breakdown, Can The NBA Fix Tanking? Did Rams Reach For Ty Simpson? 

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Colin Cowherd Podcast - Chiefs Have No Identity, Hurts Has Perfect Personality For QB, NFL Playoff Picture Taking Shape

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