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Colin’s top takes of the week.

Colin is joined by John Middlekauff, host of “3 and Out” to preview the full slate of NFL Wild Card weekend games, then breaks down some of the top NFL storylines with Danny Parkins, host of “First Things First” on FS1

Timeline:

3:30 - Chargers @ Patriots

5:30 - Bills @ Jaguars

9:15 - Bye week effect on Broncos

11:00 - Rams @ Panthers

19:00 - 49ers @ Eagles

24:45 - Packers @ Bears

33:00 - Bears built for cold weather success

43:30 - Lamar Jackson’s future

54:00 - Ranking top NFL head coaches

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Colin&rsquo;s top takes of the week.
Colin is joined by John Middlekauff, host of &ldquo;3 and Out&rdquo; to preview the full slate of NFL Wild Card weekend games, then breaks down some of the top NFL storylines with Danny Parkins, host of &ldquo;First Things First&rdquo; on FS1
Timeline:
3:30 - Chargers @ Patriots
5:30 - Bills @ Jaguars
9:15 - Bye week effect on Broncos
11:00 - Rams @ Panthers
19:00 - 49ers @ Eagles
24:45 - Packers @ Bears
33:00 - Bears built for cold weather success
43:30 - Lamar Jackson&rsquo;s future
54:00 - Ranking top NFL head coaches
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Prime Cuts  - NFL Wild Card Round Preview, Top NFL Head Coaches, Lamar Jackson’s Decline

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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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Colin is joined by Danny Parkins, host of “First Things First” on FS1

They start with the bad weather forecast for the  upcoming Packers/Bears game and Colin argues that the weather will benefit the Bears due to their run game and Caleb Williams superior arm strength, and Danny explains why Bears fans are the most excited they’ve been in years (3:30).

They also highlight which wild card weekend teams they feel most strongly about (11:00).

Colin points to all the star, highly paid quarterbacks that missed the playoffs and argues that cheap, young quarterbacks with a stacked roster are a viable way to win in the NFL and that teams should pay big money very infrequently (15:00). They both agree that the NFL playoff field is WIDE OPEN and that almost any team could win (18:00).

They debate what the Ravens should do next year and beyond with Lamar Jackson as his athletic powers diminish with age and what it will take to get the Ravens over the hump in the postseason (24:30). Colin argues John Harbaugh would be the perfect candidate to right the ship for the New York Giants  (33:30) and they look at all the great young genius coaches that teams let walk  in favor of long-tenured head coaches (37:30).

Colin points to Ben Johnson as the next McVay and the job he’s done with the Bears in two years has been nothing short of spectacular. They credit both his scheme genius and culture building ability for the Bears turnaround (41:30). 

They also rank the NFL head coaches that they’d take over Ben Johnson and go around the league identifying the coaches they hold in highest regard (49:30) and preview Texans @ Steelers 1:08:00).

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Colin is joined by Danny Parkins, host of &ldquo;First Things First&rdquo; on FS1
They start with the bad weather forecast for the&nbsp; upcoming Packers/Bears game and Colin argues that the weather will benefit the Bears due to their run game and Caleb Williams superior arm strength, and Danny explains why Bears fans are the most excited they&rsquo;ve been in years (3:30).
They also highlight which wild card weekend teams they feel most strongly about (11:00).
Colin points to all the star, highly paid quarterbacks that missed the playoffs and argues that cheap, young quarterbacks with a stacked roster are a viable way to win in the NFL and that teams should pay big money very infrequently (15:00). They both agree that the NFL playoff field is WIDE OPEN and that almost any team could win (18:00).
They debate what the Ravens should do next year and beyond with Lamar Jackson as his athletic powers diminish with age and what it will take to get the Ravens over the hump in the postseason (24:30). Colin argues John Harbaugh would be the perfect candidate to right the ship for the New York Giants&nbsp; (33:30) and they look at all the great young genius coaches that teams let walk&nbsp; in favor of long-tenured head coaches (37:30).
Colin points to Ben Johnson as the next McVay and the job he&rsquo;s done with the Bears in two years has been nothing short of spectacular. They credit both his scheme genius and culture building ability for the Bears turnaround (41:30).&nbsp;
They also rank the NFL head coaches that they&rsquo;d take over Ben Johnson and go around the league identifying the coaches they hold in highest regard (49:30) and preview Texans @ Steelers 1:08:00).
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Bears Built For The COLD, NFL Playoffs Are WIDE OPEN, Lamar Jackson’s Future, Ranking Top NFL Coaches

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Prime Cuts - NFL Wild Card Round Preview, Top NFL Head Coaches, Lamar Jackson’s Decline

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