The Herd with Colin Cowherd

On this episode of 3 & Out, John Middlekauff reacts to Patrick Mahomes landing another contract extension and breaks down what the deal means for the Kansas City Chiefs, the quarterback market, and the future of the NFL’s biggest dynasty.
John also dives into the situation involving Kirk Cousins and Fernando Mendoza, discussing reports that Cousins has no interest in serving as a mentor and what that dynamic could mean for the quarterback room moving forward. How should teams balance veteran leadership with competition, and is mentoring really part of a quarterback’s job description?
Plus, the latest developments surrounding Brendan Sorsby and the ongoing story that continues to make waves in the football world. John shares his thoughts on where things stand and what the situation could mean going forward.
To wrap things up, it’s the Middlekauff Mailbag, with John answering your questions and covering a wide range of NFL and college football topics.
From blockbuster contracts and quarterback dynamics to the latest headlines around the sport, it’s all covered on this episode of 3 & Out.
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Ciryl Gane IS BACK on the Daniel Cormier Check-In series ahead of his massive heavyweight title fight against Alex Pereira at UFC Freedom 250 in Washington D.C. at the White House. Ciryl talks to DC about the prior fight against Tom Aspinall and what he plans to take from it. Gane breaks down Alex's fighting style, and talks about what it would mean to beat Poatan, after Dana White said Pereira would become UFC GOAT with a win over Ciryl. And don't miss DC challenge Ciryl to both a 1-on-1 basketball game AND golf match on this special edition of the DC Check-In from the nation's capital! #Volume
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Colin is joined by former NFL stars Leonard Fournette and Jarvis Landry, hosts of “4 and South” on the Volume.
They discuss Leonard’s experience of joining the Tom Brady led Tampa Bay Bucs and eventually winning a Super Bowl, and what happened during their bye week that fixed the offense (4:00). Jarvis looks back fondly on the Browns team he played on with Baker Mayfield that made the playoffs, and why Covid helped the team focus (9:00). They also discuss the perception that Colin didn’t like Baker Mayfield, and why Colin didn’t like Baker as a fit for the Browns (12:00).
They talk about the trend of college football running backs skipping bowl games to avoid injury and Leonard revisists his decision to sit out LSU’s bowl game during his final year of college (18:00). Jarvis explains that in his final year in the NFL his love for the game hadn’t wavered despite his role diminishing on the field (25:00).
Leonard highlights Luke Kuechly as the first player he faced that he couldn’t beat physically (29:30) and Jarvis points to Darelle Revis as the cornerback he just couldn’t shake (31:00).
Finally, Leonard remembers the biggest surprise he faced on an NFL field (33:00) and Jarvis discusses the memories he has of the different quarterbacks he played with (37:00).
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Colin Cowherd defends Victor Wembanyama for his aggressive action against Jalen Brunson and why he likes the young star establishing toughness in the NBA Finals.
He talks about the Cowboys failing to have players at the top of the NFLPA’s merchandise sales and why this is a reflection of Dallas failing to seriously compete in the postseason for years.
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NBA Champion Channing Frye joins the show to talk about the NBA Finals and what Jalen Brunson has to do in order for the Knicks to bounce back in game 3.
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