The Herd with Colin Cowherd

Fat Joe and Jadakiss are joined by comedian, impressionist, and former Saturday Night Live cast memberJay Pharaoh. Jay breaks down his upbringing in Chesapeake, VA, the pressure of joining SNL at 22, and how landing the Obama impression turned things around. Jay chops it up about his years on the road with Charlie Murphy, Jay-Z’s reaction to Jay’s impression of him, why Richard Pryor is in a tier ABOVE his top five comedians of all time, how big it would be for Eddie Murphy to return to stand-up, his Rick Ross furniture store skit, Katt Williams’ farm, and Plus, he quizzes Jadakiss on his Verzuz battle against Dipset, Fat Joe on the now-squashed 50 Cent beef, and Joe reveals he now has a “glizzy fan club” at Knicks games. Jay also breaks down his upcoming rap album 'The Odyssey’ and plays two tracks (“You Got Me” and “Da Man”) live for Joe and Jada.
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On this episode of 3 & Out, John Middlekauff opens up the mailbag to answer your biggest football questions and dive into some of the hottest debates around the NFL and college football.
Why are NFL teams willing to give up home games for international matchups, and what does the league really gain from expanding globally? John breaks down the business side of the NFL’s international push and why owners continue to buy in.
He also discusses whether Andy Reid and Sean Payton have lost some of their offensive edge, examining how the league has evolved and whether even the best play-callers eventually get caught by changing trends.
Plus, would an NFL Draft Lottery actually work? John looks at the pros, cons, and whether the league could ever seriously consider changing the current draft format.
And in the college football world, can Auburn realistically become a powerhouse program again? John talks about what it would take for the Tigers to return to national relevance in today’s NIL and transfer portal era.
All that and much more on this episode of 3 & Out.
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Daniel Cormier IS BACK with the DC Show, this time the champ sits down with MMA superstar Francis Ngannou ahead of his fight against Philipe Lins on Saturday's Netflix MVP card. DC talks to the former UFC heavyweight champion about his CRAZY JOURNEY from Cameroon to France as a young man, and what it took to get to Paris 14 months later. Ngannou talks about his upbringing in Cameroon, and why he had to work in sand mines at just nine years old. DC and Francis go through his MMA journey and how transitioned from boxing into MMA and then eventually become a UFC champion. Francis also talks about the tragedy of losing his son Kobe, and how both DC and Francis have dealt with losing children. And don't miss Cormier and Ngannou talk about his Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua boxing fights and the reason why he decided to leave the UFC for the PFL. #Volume
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John Middlekauff previews the 2026 PGA Championship at Aronimink and dives into his favorite bets heading into major championship weekend. John breaks down why Cameron Young is his pick to win the PGA Championship, and what a potential Scottie vs Rory Sunday showdown could mean for golf. John also discusses the pressure surrounding Bryson DeChambeau and Jon Rahm after disappointing Masters performances and the ongoing LIV Golf uncertainty hanging over both stars heading into the second major of the year. John reacts to the PGA Championship pairings, gives his favorite best bets for the weekend, and answers mailbag questions about the best PGA Tour courses to watch on TV, driver struggles for amateur golfers, Jon Rahm’s future, and the PGA Tour leaving Hawaii.
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Colin Cowherd believes the Spurs are in the early stages of a dynasty after their blow out win over the Timberwolves taking a 3-2 lead in their second-round playoff series.
He takes a look at the strength of schedule for the Bears and why having a good coach matters in this situation
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