The Herd with Colin Cowherd

Nick Wright recaps Week 7 of the NFL season, starting with his Kansas City Chiefs losing for the first time this season against the Seattle Seahawks and what it revealed about the two teams. Then, Nick discusses what’s going on with the Baltimore Ravens QB Lamar Jackson and if the San Francisco 49ers injuries are too much to overcome. Later, Nick debates whether or not the Detroit Lions should have gone for it from deep in their own territory on 4th down. Finally, Nick and Damonza go rapid fire around the NFL in Quick Hitters and answer your questions. #Volume
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The seventh Sunday of the NFL regular season is almost complete! Chad Millman and Simon Hunter dive into their betting results from NFL Week 7 and check in on the gambling action after a rousing day of NFL action. Games recapped today include Malik Willis and the Miami Dolphins upsetting Geno Smith and the New York Jets, along with J.J. McCarthy and the New York Giants taking down C.J. Stroud and the Houston Texans. And naturally, we hear about the mighty San Francisco 49ers falling to Michael Penix and the Atlanta Falcons. Were the plucky Cleveland Browns lucky to win and cover on the road against the lowly Tennessee Titans? You decide! Also discussed today from a gambling perspective is the looming battle between Patrick Mahomes and Sam Darnold as the struggling Seattle Seahawks host the underdog Kansas City Chiefs. We also get a recap of the Tampa Bay Bucs dismantling of the Carolina Panthers, along with Matthew Stafford and the L.A. Rams crushing Kirk Cousins and the tricky Las Vegas Raiders. Jordan Love and Jared Goff battled today as the Green Bay Packers traveled to the Detroit Lions in a strange affair. Plus, we hear about the Dallas Cowboys facing the Philadelphia Eagles tomorrow night, Joe Burrow and the Cincinnati Bengals rallying to crush Derrick Henry and the Baltimore Ravens, along with our early NFL Week 8 betting leans, and their Week 7 selections for Shame On You and Hero Of The Week. #Volume
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0:3:20 - MIAMI DOLPHINS AT NEW YORK JETS REACTION
0:07:15 - TAMPA BAY BUCS AT CAROLINA PANTHERS REACTION
0:12:30 - CINCINNATI BENGALS AT BALTIMORE RAVENS REACTION
0:16:40 - SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS AT ATLANTA FALCONS REACTION
0:20:45 - KANSAS CITY CHIEFS AT SEATTLE SEAHAWKS PREVIEW
0:24:00 - LOS ANGELES RAMS AT LAS VEGAS RAIDERS REACTION
0:26:15 - INDIANAPOLIS COLTS AT MINNESOTA VIKINGS REACTION
0:29:45 - GREEN BAY PACKERS AT DETROIT LIONS REACTION
0:33:00 - DALLAS COWBOYS AT PHILADELPHIA EAGLES PREVIEW
0:38:30 - EARLY NFL WEEK 8 BETTING LEANS
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Colin shares his latest Herd Hierarchy after week 7 of the NFL season: he drops the Chiefs following their first loss of the season and the Bears rise after a big win over the Patriots.
Plus, Nick Wright from First Things First joins the show to react to NFL breaking news: the Seahawks acquire 8-time Pro Bowler Quenton Nelson in their pursuit of a second straight Super Bowl.
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Colin talks to Joel Klatt about the future of Lincoln Riley at USC, UCLA making USC look bad, no dominate teams in college football, and more.
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Colin Cowherd discusses the Dallas Cowboys getting a win over the Philadelphia Eagles on Monday Night Football. Colin explains why despite the win, he was not impressed with the Cowboys defense and why their offensive philosophy remains flawed.
The World Series is basically over with the Brewers taking a commanding 3-0 lead over the Rays
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