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The Herd with Colin Cowherd

4th & South - Myles Garrett’s BLOCKBUSTER Rams Trade, OBJ’s Return to Giants & Russell Wilson to CBS

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Former NFL stars Jarvis Landry and Leonard Fournette REACT to the BLOCKBUSTER Myles Garrett trade from the Cleveland Browns to the Los Angeles Rams and what that means for the rest of the NFC West moving forward. The guys break down how Garrett's ELITE pass-rushing ability makes them SUPER BOWL FAVORITES heading into the 2026 NFL season. Landry also REACTS to his former teammate and best friend Odell Beckham Jr. getting picked up by the New York Giants, discussing why OBJ feels he has UNFINISHED BUSINESS in New York. Fournette and Landry also discuss Russell Wilson signing with CBS Sports as an analyst and debate whether he's truly DONE with the NFL. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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We told y’all a big move was coming, and boom—Miles Garrett to the Rams. Look at us now.

Did I see it coming today? Not with bills due, but I love it. It feels win‑win—what’s your read?

It screams win‑now in a division loaded with contenders. Are the Rams going all in, or is this too rich?

This division just became must‑see TV all year. Garrett walks in and changes everything, while Jared Verse—25 with two years left—was Defensive Rookie of the Year and is legit.

I still don’t get Cleveland moving a 25‑year‑old producer; feels like something inside the building wasn’t clicking.

The Rams have Stafford on a fresh two‑year window, so why slow‑play it when you can add a generational closer?

But if it doesn’t hit, you’ve emptied the drawer. We’ve seen splashy bets flop before.

Garrett isn’t a splash—he’s a storm. That’s different.

Details just dropped: Rams get Miles Garrett; Browns get Jared Verse plus a 2027 first, 2028 second, and 2029 third. Big swing—too far or just right?

It tracks with a win‑now push, but I worry about the long game and how long Garrett can be peak Garrett.

He’s got a longer runway than people think—and speaking of runways, somebody call Aaron Donald.

AD, give us one season on a vet deal and rotate on passing downs. You can’t double both edges and the interior at once.

Garrett plus AD makes the Rams my Super Bowl favorite on the spot. More stops means more Stafford possessions, and that offense with Puka and Davante is cold.

Seattle’s track record dips after peaks, and losing Kenneth Walker would bite again; the Niners split with the Rams last year, but Garrett moving around changes those matchups even against a stud like Trent.

I’m calling it—the Rams win the Super Bowl. McVay’s cooking, and Garrett is the piece.

I’m with you. Shout to DC Chris Shula for building the defense. Verse will help Cleveland right now and could grow into a Garrett‑type if they solve quarterback.

AD is 35, but as a situational hammer, he’d still tilt games.

SoFi ticket lines just got longer. For Cleveland, the adjustment is real, but those extra picks can fast‑track a new QB and fit their new stadium timeline.

It’s a rough landing for Verse—weather, culture, and fewer wins can wear you down.

Records dipped, Schwartz is gone, and protections change without Garrett, but the future capital sets them up.

Now, our brother—OBJ—back to the Giants. I’m in New York and it just feels right after how his exit went; injuries in that room mean real targets, and I hope he gets 13 back.

How’s he mesh with a mobile QB who’s got juice and personality?

We’ll see how Matt Nagy dials it up under a run‑leaning head coach, but when the ball goes up, 13 should own it; early schedule can spark a run, so I like their over seven and a half.

I want that Jacksonville matchup just to see him vs. Travis Hunter, and I’m riding with OBJ. Over/under for the Browns is six and a half—where you at?

Slight over if Deshaun starts strong, but life without Garrett will change everyone’s protection plans against them.

Rams at eleven and a half?

Over. Give me Rams‑Chiefs in SoFi.

Quick flex: someone said Jarvis is only the second‑best from his area.

Numbers talk—I was varsity since eighth grade and stacked touchdowns like plates; it’s levels.

Russell Wilson to CBS—retire a Seahawk or chase a backup gig? Teams might be tired of the extras.

There’s still a chair for him somewhere; TV keeps him visible and loose, and injuries always open doors.

He’s not Mr. Big Personality, but maybe he surprises us; if a contender loses its QB, he’ll get a call.

Recent numbers dipped and a first‑round pick blocks him, but system and Father Time matter; nobody ever turned down Brady, and his leadership was different.

TB12 set the culture on and off the field; gifts are cool, but it’s how you lead that lasts.

We’ll see if this is the summer’s biggest domino; when we know, you know.

If A.J. Brown leaves Philly, real stories will spill and it won’t be pretty. Appreciate y’all rocking with us—we out.

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