Colin Cowherd Podcast - Russ Outduels Aaron, Chiefs Keep Winning Ugly, Lions The “Class Of The NFC”, Saquon Torches Giants, CFB Reaction

Colin reacts to the Russell Wilson led Steelers dominating the Jets and Aaron Rodgers! He breaks down what went wrong for the Jets, and why Russ proved to be the better option for the Steelers compared to Justin Fields (3:00). Then, Colin’s joined by John Middlekauff, host of “3 and Out” to break down the full week 7 slate of NFL games plus the top college football games! They start with dissecting how the Chiefs keep managing to win ugly (18:00), the problem that keeps plaguing the 49ers (22:00), and why Andy Reid has separated himself and stands alone amongst NFL head coaches (28:00). Then, they move onto a close win for the Detroit Lions and the reasons why Jared Goff doesn’t get enough credit for being the last great “true pocket passer” (45:00) and why the Lions are the team to beat in the NFC (51:00) They discuss the discord that must be happening in the Giants organization after Saquon Barkley torched the Giants and why the Daniel Jones era is done in New York (56:00). They move on to the Packers/Texans game and break down why both teams are both “a year away” but why one of the two teams is closer to Super Bowl contention (01:04:00). Then, they move to college football and break down the marquee matchup between Texas and Georgia that was dominated by the Bulldogs (01:18:00), why Georgia quarterback Carson Beck has proven he’s not a first round draft pick (01:20:00) and why this could actually be a loss that helps Texas win a national championship (01:23:00). Finally, they try to make sense of USC’s woes on the field, and their struggles recruiting top talent from the state of California (01:30:00), and debate whether USC and head coach Lincoln Riley could be destined for a divorce (01:35:00). (Timestamps may vary based on advertisements.) Follow Colin and The Volume on Twitter for the latest content and updates! #Volume #Herd #3andOut See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.