The Colin Cowherd Podcast

Colin gives his instant reaction to the Chicago Bears and Caleb Williams routing the Seattle Seahawks on the road on Monday Night Football. He also highlights the initial criticism of Caleb Williams after the draft and why Caleb has panned out as a #1 pick
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Colin is joined by John Middlekauff, host of “3 and Out” on the Volume.
They start with Broncos thrilling come from behind win over the Chiefs and highlight the deficiencies in both Bo Nix and the Chiefs pass catchers (2:30). They react to the Cowboys blowing a late lead to the Gardner Minshew led Cardinals and debate whether the Cowboys should become sellers before the trade deadline (9:00).
They highlight Lamar Jackson constantly being injured and argue that the Ravens season is officially over and it might be time to move on from the former MVP (14:45). Colin proposes that the Vikings should try to trade for Kirk Cousins to replace Kyler Murray after suffering their first loss to the Lions (27:45), and that the Chargers should begin a firesale after starting 0-7 following their loss to the Rams(33:30).
Colin lauds Mike McCarthy for having the Steelers in first place with extremely limited options on offense for Aaron Rodgers (39:00), and believes Aaron Glenn’s time with the Jets is coming to an end after losing to the Raiders (49:00). They heap praise on Drake Maye for putting the Pats on his back in their win over the Dolphins (54:30).
Finally, they move to college football and start with USC upsetting Ohio State and agree that Lincoln Riley’s prepared statement was cringe (58:00) and that Indiana looks vulnerable after barely beating Minnesota (1:05:00)
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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 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 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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