The Herd with Colin Cowherd

John answers all of your questions from around the NFL. Will we start to see a shift in MAX contracts getting paid to quarterbacks, could college athletics survive without football, and could the Raiders and Max Crosby find a way to make peace. John dives into all that and more!
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Fat Joe and Jadakiss are joined by Compton legend The Game in one of the biggest episodes of Joe and Jada to date. They dig into the story behind Game's falling out with 50 Cent due to his loyalty to Joe, Jada, and Nas, who had all been involved in beefs with 50. The Game also breaks down the making of "Hate It Or Love It," why Jada and The Lox were such an inspiration to him despite living on opposite coasts, what he meant when he name-dropped Kendrick Lamar on his latest mixtape Gangsta Grillz: E.M.N.T – The Credits, and why he could only sit back and watch the beef between Kendrick and Drake like the rest of us.
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Colin’s joined by Jason Timpf, host of “Hoops Tonight” to talk all things NBA.
They begin by evaluating Luka Doncic’s first year as a Laker and debate whether his volatility and lack of effort on defense makes him a poor emotional leader for the team (2:00). Jason argues Luka really ISN’T the leader of the team, but his high ceiling, lower floor style of play makes for more unpredictable results on a night-to-night basis. Colin dives into the massive stylistic differences between regular season & playoff basketball and they agree that the Lakers are really only built for the regular season (11:30).
They pivot to the Celtic’s “shoot 3’s and play your ass off defensively” strategy and debate how viable they’ll be in the playoffs and what to expect from the return of Jayson Tatum (21:00).
They examine the Knicks and agree they are basically a worse version of last year’s team with a clearly defined ceiling and are likely to lose a playoff series to either the Pistons or Celtics (26:45).
They discuss Adam Silver’s willingness to abandon the dynastic nature of the NBA and whether that’s good for the league, and why it’s difficult for teams to maintain a sustained level of success (31:00).
Finally, they debate who are the “great, but not household name” players in the league (37:30) and preview an exceptional incoming draft class (43:30).
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Jason reacts to the weekend of NBA games and gives his five biggest takeaways including the Oklahoma City Thunder's defense looking dominant as Shai Gilgeous-Alexander is close to returning, the Boston Celtics finding every advantage possible to become an NBA title contender, Austin Reaves and his issues for the Los Angeles Lakers, Anthony Edwards and the Minnesota Timberwolves struggling with a specific defensive concept, and the Denver Nuggets having problems since Nikola Jokic returned from injury.
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Colin Cowherd celebrates the thrilling US win over Canada in the men’s hockey gold medal match at the Winter Olympics. Colin explains why international competition is the great unifier in our country during time where we are increasingly divided.
His thoughts on the Celtics easily defeating the Lakers and what sets both teams far apart.
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