First (3:00), Colin explains the biggest reason for another Cowboys playoff disappointment, what should make Giants HC Brian Daboll the clear cut Coach of the Year winner, and why now is the time for the Packers to trade Aaron Rodgers.

Then, longtime Dallas Cowboys writer - and host of The Doomsday Podcast - Matt Mosley joins Colin to discuss if Jerry Jones skipping a post-playoff loss radio hit is a big deal (17:00), why Sean Payton isn’t an option (20:00), if Mike McCarthy or Kellen Moore deserves the blame for the Cowboys comically bad final play (23:00), how Dallas can improve their roster with limited cap space (26:00), why the Cowboys Twitter account would apparently rip Dak (29:00), and if the Dak/Cowboys window is closed (32:00).

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First (3:00), Colin explains the biggest reason for another Cowboys playoff disappointment, what should make Giants HC Brian Daboll the clear cut Coach of the Year winner, and why now is the time for the Packers to trade Aaron Rodgers.
Then, longtime Dallas Cowboys writer - and host of <a href="https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-doomsday-podcast/id1229507055">The Doomsday Podcast</a> - Matt Mosley joins Colin to discuss if Jerry Jones skipping a post-playoff loss radio hit is a big deal (17:00), why Sean Payton isn’t an option (20:00), if Mike McCarthy or Kellen Moore deserves the blame for the Cowboys comically bad final play (23:00), how Dallas can improve their roster with limited cap space (26:00), why the Cowboys Twitter account would apparently rip Dak (29:00), and if the Dak/Cowboys window is closed (32:00).
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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.

Colin Cowherd Podcast - Cowboys Postmortem, Matt Mosley on Dak Disaster, Jerry Reaction, McCarthy Future

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Colin’s top takes of the week. 

First, he’s joined by John MIddlekauff, host of “3 and Out” on the Volume.

They start with the Giants win over the Texans, and credit JJ McCarthy for playing well filling in for the G men (2:30) and react to the Bengals storming back in the second half to dominate the Ravens (14:30). They credit Browns GM Andrew Berry for hitting on draft picks to help them overcome DeShaun Watson’s contract and start 5-2 (23:30). 

Finally, they move to college football and start with USC getting destroyed by Wisconsin and Colin wonders whether Lincoln Riley’s time is running out (56:30)
Then, Colin is joined by 2x Super Bowl champion and host of “The Manningcast”, Eli Manning.

They start with JJ McCarthy looking like an entirely different quarterback playing for the Giants (45:00), and discuss Eli’s first game as a pro when it felt like things started coming together (47:15). They react to John Harbaugh’s hard-nosed style of coaching in New York (49:00), and talk about what Fernando Mendoza can learn from the sideline while Kirk Cousins starts (51:00).

Finally, they discuss the Seahawks flummoxing the Chiefs and whether the Chiefs should just throw out that result as an anomaly (53:30), and why Ed Reed was the player Eli faced in person that was just so much better in person (45:45). 

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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; on the Volume.
They start with the Giants win over the Texans, and credit JJ McCarthy for playing well filling in for the G men (2:30) and react to the Bengals storming back in the second half to dominate the Ravens (14:30). They credit Browns GM Andrew Berry for hitting on draft picks to help them overcome DeShaun Watson&rsquo;s contract and start 5-2 (23:30).&nbsp;
Finally, they move to college football and start with USC getting destroyed by Wisconsin and Colin wonders whether Lincoln Riley&rsquo;s time is running out (56:30) Then, Colin is joined by 2x Super Bowl champion and host of &ldquo;The Manningcast&rdquo;, Eli Manning.
They start with JJ McCarthy looking like an entirely different quarterback playing for the Giants (45:00), and discuss Eli&rsquo;s first game as a pro when it felt like things started coming together (47:15). They react to John Harbaugh&rsquo;s hard-nosed style of coaching in New York (49:00), and talk about what Fernando Mendoza can learn from the sideline while Kirk Cousins starts (51:00).
Finally, they discuss the Seahawks flummoxing the Chiefs and whether the Chiefs should just throw out that result as an anomaly (53:30), and why Ed Reed was the player Eli faced in person that was just so much better in person (45:45).&nbsp;
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!
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Prime Cuts- Giants Resurgence, Can Chiefs Bounce Back? Are The Browns… Good? Lincoln Riley’s Time Is Running Out

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Colin is joined by 2x Super Bowl champion and host of “The Manningcast”, Eli Manning.

They start with JJ McCarthy looking like an entirely different quarterback playing for the Giants (2:30), and discuss Eli’s first game as a pro when it felt like things started coming together (4:15). They react to John Harbaugh’s hard-nosed style of coaching in New York (6:15), and talk about what Fernando Mendoza can learn from the sideline while Kirk Cousins starts (8:00).

They discuss the Seahawks flummoxing the Chiefs and whether the Chiefs should just throw out that result as an anomaly (10:30), and why Ed Reed was the player Eli faced in person that was just so much better in person (12:45). 

Finally, they preview Bills vs. Ravens (19:45), Chiefs vs. Broncos (21:00), and Bears vs. Seahawks (22:00), and Colin asks Eli when a quarterback knows a pass is going to be picked off (24:30).

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Colin is joined by 2x Super Bowl champion and host of &ldquo;The Manningcast&rdquo;, Eli Manning.
They start with JJ McCarthy looking like an entirely different quarterback playing for the Giants (2:30), and discuss Eli&rsquo;s first game as a pro when it felt like things started coming together (4:15). They react to John Harbaugh&rsquo;s hard-nosed style of coaching in New York (6:15), and talk about what Fernando Mendoza can learn from the sideline while Kirk Cousins starts (8:00).
They discuss the Seahawks flummoxing the Chiefs and whether the Chiefs should just throw out that result as an anomaly (10:30), and why Ed Reed was the player Eli faced in person that was just so much better in person (12:45).&nbsp;
Finally, they preview Bills vs. Ravens (19:45), Chiefs vs. Broncos (21:00), and Bears vs. Seahawks (22:00), and Colin asks Eli when a quarterback knows a pass is going to be picked off (24:30).
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!
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JJ McCarthy’s Renaissance,  Chiefs Worst Game With Mahomes, NFL Week 8 Preview

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Colin is joined by John MIddlekauff, host of “3 and Out” on the Volume.

They start with the Falcons upsetting the 49ers and agree that turnovers were the killer for the Niners and that Michael Penix is starting to flourish under Kevin Stefanski (2:30). They heap praise on Cam Skattebo for his physical, punishing style of running in the Giants win over the Texans, and credit JJ McCarthy for playing well filling in for the G men (8:30). 

They react to the Bengals storming back in the second half to dominate the Ravens (18:30), and Colin argues there’s not much for Aaron Rodgers to work with on offense despite the Steelers win over the Saints (28:00). They credit Browns GM Andrew Berry for hitting on draft picks to help them overcome DeShaun Watson’s contract and start 5-2 (26:30), and Colin argues the Lions were lucky to escape their game against the Packers with a win (35:30). 

Colin declares Broncos DC Vance Joseph the team’s MVP after a dominating defensive performance against the Cardinals (42:30), and believes the Raiders are still a draft away after getting dominated by the Rams (51:00). 

Finally, they move to college football and start with USC getting destroyed by Wisconsin and Colin wonders whether Lincoln Riley’s time is running out (56:15), and react to Texas holding on for dear life to beat Ole Miss after building a huge first half lead (1:14:00). 

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Colin is joined by John MIddlekauff, host of &ldquo;3 and Out&rdquo; on the Volume.
They start with the Falcons upsetting the 49ers and agree that turnovers were the killer for the Niners and that Michael Penix is starting to flourish under Kevin Stefanski (2:30). They heap praise on Cam Skattebo for his physical, punishing style of running in the Giants win over the Texans, and credit JJ McCarthy for playing well filling in for the G men (8:30).&nbsp;
They react to the Bengals storming back in the second half to dominate the Ravens (18:30), and Colin argues there&rsquo;s not much for Aaron Rodgers to work with on offense despite the Steelers win over the Saints (28:00). They credit Browns GM Andrew Berry for hitting on draft picks to help them overcome DeShaun Watson&rsquo;s contract and start 5-2 (26:30), and Colin argues the Lions were lucky to escape their game against the Packers with a win (35:30).&nbsp;
Colin declares Broncos DC Vance Joseph the team&rsquo;s MVP after a dominating defensive performance against the Cardinals (42:30), and believes the Raiders are still a draft away after getting dominated by the Rams (51:00).&nbsp;
Finally, they move to college football and start with USC getting destroyed by Wisconsin and Colin wonders whether Lincoln Riley&rsquo;s time is running out (56:15), and react to Texas holding on for dear life to beat Ole Miss after building a huge first half lead (1:14:00).&nbsp;
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Turnovers Sink 49ers, Lions Got Lucky, Aaron Rogers Needs Help, Raiders “A Draft Away”, Lincoln Riley On The Hotseat

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Colin Cowherd Podcast - Cowboys Postmortem, Matt Mosley on Dak Disaster, Jerry Reaction, McCarthy Future

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