The Herd with Colin Cowherd
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PodcastThe Herd with Colin Cowherd
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A headline-driven episode of 3 & Out covering major storylines across football, golf, and college basketball. The show opens with Duke’s loss to UConn in the Elite Eight, breaking down what went wrong and what the result means as the tournament moves into the Final Four. Attention then turns to Tiger Woods following his latest DUI arrest, with a discussion on the implications for his future both on and off the course. In the NFL, John Lynch’s comments on the electrical substation situation and the decision to bring in an independent scientist are examined, along with what it means for the 49ers moving forward. The conversation continues with Browns GM Andrew Berry reaffirming that Myles Garrett is a “Brown for life,” and what that signals about Cleveland’s long-term plans. The episode wraps with the Jets naming Geno Smith as their starting quarterback under new head coach Aaron Glenn, and what to expect from New York heading into the season. All that and more on this episode of 3 & Out . Follow John on Twitter , and Instagram for the latest. All lines provided by Hard Rock Bet #Volume See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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Episode summary
What’s up, 3 and Out fam—busy week ahead with the owner’s meetings, that classic coaches photo, and a pile of headlines; I’m live daily, and today we’re hitting March Madness chaos, Tiger’s latest mess, and a stack of NFL storylines.
Q: Did March Madness deliver? A: Totally—NIL has thinned out true Cinderellas, but the sport still gives you those one‑game shocks; a blueblood let a big lead melt, a kid drilled a dagger, and it reminded me why single‑elimination is special.
Q: Who looks like a title team? A: I lean toward the Michigan–Arizona winner taking it all, and while Duke’s coach has recruited well in this new era, that collapse was an all‑timer.
Q: What’s your read on Tiger Woods flipping his car? A: The alcohol test was clean, but with his injury history and prior painkiller issues, pills feel like the likely culprit, and while he may dodge a DUI, reckless driving in a neighborhood is hard to wave off—sad chapter for a legend who was even back practicing the next day.
Q: So what did John Lynch actually say about the 49ers’ practice‑field power substation chatter? A: He cited an independent scientist clearing it, but players won’t just accept a headline—they’ll want details and access, because even a tiny edge or risk matters when careers are short.
Q: Any Niners roster notes? A: They’re close on a Trent Williams resolution—they have to be—and expect the headliners back for Week One; bottom line, your stars need to be on the field or your ceiling collapses.
Q: How are the Browns handling Miles Garrett? A: Backwards—they passed on a monster haul when he wanted out, doubled down after a career year, and keep signaling no clear plan in a division where the stable teams always know who they are.
Q: And the Jets naming Geno Smith the starter? A: It screams rough season ahead, and with volatile ownership and a draft that never guarantees salvation, I could even see a top quarterback not wanting that destination.
Q: What’s the AFC pressure meter? A: Josh Allen is set for OTAs and now has to be player‑leader and assistant problem‑solver for a young coach, Lamar’s in a similar prove‑it spot, and the Chiefs quietly feel dangerous again if Mahomes’ recovery plus a strong draft hit right.
Q: Favorite owner’s‑meetings side story? A: Mike Vrabel literally jumping into prospects’ drills at pro day—old‑school, hands‑on, and awesome for those kids; big week coming from Arizona, we’ll react to all of it, and I’ll catch you soon.
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