The Herd with Colin Cowherd

San Francisco 49ers cornerback Renardo Green joins Richard Sherman to explain his sideline exchange with Kyle Shanahan, break down his two interceptions against the Seattle Seahawks, and discuss how Raheem Morris is helping him see the game differently. Green and Sherm take fans inside the mind of an NFL cornerback—from reading receiver releases and baiting quarterbacks to recognizing route concepts before they develop. He also opens up about growing up playing football in Florida, moving from receiver to cornerback, and the special teams moment that showed him how physical the NFL really is. Plus, Sherman shares lessons on consistency, family, and managing life away from football—and revisits his infamous exchange with Skip Bayless.
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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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Nick Wright makes his NFL Week 8 predictions, breaking down Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs against Bo Nix and the Denver Broncos, plus Caleb Williams and the Chicago Bears taking on Sam Darnold and the Seattle Seahawks. Which teams make Nick’s Picks, and where does he see the best opportunities this week?
First, Nick recaps Week 7 before revealing his Stay Aways: Lamar Jackson’s Baltimore Ravens vs. Josh Allen’s Buffalo Bills, the Cleveland Browns vs. the Pittsburgh Steelers, and Kyler Murray’s Minnesota Vikings vs. Jared Goff’s Detroit Lions. Find out why Nick is steering clear of these matchups before he closes the show with Touchdown Genie, Damonza’s Teaser, and The Offer from the producers! #Volume
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Colin reacts to Thursday Night Football's result as Jordan Love shows his power under center. The Bears improve on the defense and set themselves up for a big run. Ravens coach Jesse Minter is begging for leadership as Lamar Jackson checks out. USC coach Lincoln Riley is in for a wake up call against Ohio State.
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Colin unveils his Blazing 5 picks for the NFL slate. FS1 host Danny Parkins joins Colin to discuss the Jeffrey Simmons trade and how the Bears have established themselves for a Super Bowl run. Dan Campbell defends his 4th down decision WITHOUT analytics. Has Carolina's Bryce Young revealed himself to be nothing more than a bridge quarterback?
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