The Herd with Colin Cowherd

Sean O'Malley joins Daniel Cormier in a brand new episode of the Daniel Cormier Show! DC sits down with “Suga” Sean to talk about his upbringing in Helena, Montana, and why he wanted to become an NFL or NBA player before transitioning into fighting. O'Malley also addresses the Cory Sandhagen CALLOUT and why the UFC White House card is such a massive card. Sean also relives his viral knockout against Alfred Khashakyan and what it was like seeing Snoop Dogg lose his mind calling the fight. And don't miss O'Malley talk his championship moment against Aljamain Sterling, beating Petr Yan, the loss to Marlon “Chito” Vera, and so much more! #Volume
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Jason is joined by Carson Breber of 'Nerd Sesh' to react to Bam Adebayo's 83-point game for the Miami Heat, compare it to other high scoring NBA games such as Kobe Bryant getting 81 with the Los Angeles Lakers and Wilt Chamberlain going for 100 with the Golden State Warriors, and debate how ethical it was.
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Colin’s joined by Danny Parkins, host of “First Things First” on FS1.
Colin kicks it off by explaining that his best indicator for the health of the economy is how full airline flights and how expensive the seats are, and Danny counters that if groceries or rent feel overly expensive that it’s a pretty sure sign of a rougher economy (2:30).
They pivot to Bam Adebayo’s historical 83 point game for the Heat, and Colin argues that the fan blowback wouldn’t be nearly as pronounced if he was more of a flashy type of star player, but Danny argues HOW Bam got the record matters and how he got it didn’t sit right because the game stopped becoming basketball to get him extra chances (13:15).
They dive into how LeBron has been typecast as the guy that makes everything work regardless of his teammates… until now that he’s playing with Luka Doncic and they don’t gel (26:00).
They discuss the Bears 9.5 win total and whether taking the over is easy money (32:00).
Finally, they recap watching the movie “One Battle After Another” and Colin argues that Sean Penn is the best American actor and Danny counters with Leonardo DiCaprio (34:00).
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In the first episode of ‘4th and South,’ NFL superstars and LSU legends Jarvis Landry and Leonard Fournette react to the big NFL free agency news — Tua Tagovailoa getting released by the Miami Dolphins, Mike Evans leaving the Tampa Bay Buccaneers for the San Francisco 49ers, Travis Etienne to the New Orleans Saints, and the big question surrounding Tyreek Hill. Plus, they tell a never-before-told story about Cleveland Browns QB Deshaun Watson and the Atlanta Falcons, along with some great stories about Tom Brady and Lenny's time with the Jacksonville Jaguars. Then they give their very early picks for Super Bowl 61, and discuss the struggles of leaving the game of football.
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Colin Cowherd can’t believe the criticism he’s seeing for Bam Adebayo after he scored 83 points vs the Wizards. Colin pushes back on people trying to downplay the second most points ever scored in an NBA game.
He addresses the shocking fallout of the Ravens pulling out of their blockbuster trade for Maxx Crosby. Colin explains while this surprising move is understandable and why Crosby will continue to be an impact player next season.
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