The Herd with Colin Cowherd

Where Colin was right and where he was wrong
Colin talks to Nick Wright from First Things First joins the show to explain why the Warriors have committed a basketball crime with their handling of the roster surrounding Steph Curry and why the Chiefs would be making a mistake to bring back WR Tyreek Hill
J-Mac ranks the top 10 NBA American born players he would build around and why Cooper Flagg is the clear-cut number 1 choice
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Nick Wright reacts to NBA All-Star Weekend and breaks down what he enjoyed with the USA vs. World format and what needs improvement. Later, Nick reveals his "Club Superstar" of NFL players and shares where current NBA players rank among the top 50 players of the past 50 years. Next, Nick discusses whether a Tyreek Hill-Chiefs reunion is on the table and what it would mean for Patrick Mahomes, Travis Kelce, and Kansas City.

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Colin’s top takes of the week.
First, he’s joined by Danny Parkins, host of “First Thing’s First” on FS1.
They begin with tanking in the NBA and Colin argues that he’s pro-tanking because it’s the only way to turn your franchise around since it’s so difficult to trade star players in the NBA (2:30). They agree that NBA players have gotten so good at shooting 3’s, it’s led to a less visually appealing product for the fans that makes the regular season tough to watch (10:45) and they debate potential fixes (23:30).
Then, joined by Art Manteris, a veteran bookmaker, to discuss sports gambling. They dive into some of the wildest sports gambling stories ever told — from massive celebrity bets to shocking moments involving Mike Tyson and others (30:00).
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Jason answers mailbag questions from subscribers on topics including how to fix NBA Draft tanking, how Adam Silver has been as NBA commissioner, the All-Star game format, the Dunk Contest, why the Denver Nuggets have blown fourth quarter leads, Jalen Williams’ role on the Oklahoma City Thunder, and more.
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This episode of The Richard Sherman Podcast dives headfirst into one of the biggest defensive arguments of the modern NFL era: the 2013 Seattle Seahawks’ Legion of Boom vs. the 2015 Denver Broncos’ No Fly Zone. Sherm gives respect to Von Miller, Aqib Talib, Chris Harris Jr., DeMarcus Ware, and the dominant Broncos Super Bowl defense — but then breaks down, stat by stat and tape by tape, why he believes Seattle’s defense wasn’t just better… it wasn’t even close. From interceptions and passing yards allowed to playoff performances and Super Bowl opponents, Sherman explains how the Seahawks shut down one of the greatest offenses in NFL history and why turnovers, intelligence, and scheme made the Legion of Boom historic. He also clears up the man-coverage vs. zone-coverage myth and explains how Seattle’s communication, football IQ, and depth separated them from every defense of the era.
Plus, Sherman discusses:
- Why turnovers matter more than style points
- Peyton Manning’s historic 2013 offense versus Cam Newton’s MVP season
- How Seattle’s scheme influenced Denver’s roster build
- Why modern NFL defenses rarely stick to heavy man coverage
- The philosophy behind the Legion of Boom’s four-season dominance
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