The Herd: Audio Archive
November 22, 2009
Colin Cowherd discusses the circumstances surrounding the sale of the Silverdome.
Tommy Smyth talks about how difficult today is for Irish soccer. He thinks France should have stepped forward and admitted wrongdoing. Plus, what are Team USA's chances in the World Cup?
Buccaneers RB Warrick Dunn talks about the Patriots' loss to the Colts, Rex Ryan crying in front of the team and how he feels in the days following a game.
Jerry Rice talks about the rules protecting offensive players in the NFL and shares his thoughts on Vikings rookie WR Percy Harvin.
Peter King says the Dolphins run the wildcat because they have to. King understands Bill Belichick's thinking on 4th down, but he doesn't agree with it. He also talks about Rex Ryan crying.
Michelle Beadle previews the next edition of SportsNation and talks about her upcoming vacation.
Spanning the Globe covers the QB situation in Oakland, the latest on LeBron James and the Bills' search for a new coach.
The Football Fix covers this week's college football rivalry games, the Bills' coaching search and the Raiders' QB situation.
Colin Cowherd shares a pair of stories that made him laugh.
Colin Cowherd examines the issues surrounding Mark Mangino at Kansas.
Herm Edwards talks about officiating in the NFL and weighs in on Bill Belichick going for it on fourth down against the Colts.
Beano Cook talks about Charlie Weis' future with Notre Dame and the pressure that coaches are under in college football.
TMZ.com's Harvey Levin discusses the athletes that now exist in the world of celebrity news.
Spanning the Globe covers the Bills, NASCAR and college basketball.
The Football Fix covers the Bills' firing Dick Jauron, talks about Mark Mangino being under investigation and previews this weekend's Giants-Falcons game.
Colin Cowherd shares a pair of stories that made him laugh.
David Beckham says he would support replay in his sport but he doesn't see it happening. Beckham also talks about soccer in the United States.
Jeff Fisher discusses his team's rebound from a 0-6 start.
Dustin Keller shares his thoughts on Rex Ryan's emotional team meeting, his team's recent struggles and this weekend's trip to New England.
Trey Wingo and Mark Schlereth share their opinions on Week 11's big games.
Sal Paolantonio explains why Donovan McNabb is to blame for the Eagles' struggles in the red zone and the Giants' deficiencies on the offensive side of the ball.
Michael Kay discusses the sorry state of the Knicks, Joe Girardi and Alex Rodriguez.
Colin Cowherd shares his best bets for the weekend in the NFL and college football.
Colin Cowherd reacts to Jerry Jones' comments about wanting to get Felix Jones more involved in Dallas' offense.
Spanning the Globe takes us to Los Angeles (the Lakers), NASCAR (Jimmie Johnson) and the NFL (injuries).
Colin Cowherd shares a pair of stories that made him laugh.
Jets players have apparently told the news media that coach Rex Ryan cried in front of the team. Colin Cowherd wonders what happened to the guy code.
Jets center Nick Mangold discusses Rex Ryan crying in front of the team, Bill Belichick's controversial call and how he feels in the days after a game.
Tim McGraw talks about his role in the new sports movie "The Blind Side" and the story of Ravens tackle Michael Oher.
Stanford coach Jim Harbaugh says he went for two late in the win over USC because he didn't think the game was over. He also talks about his future with the team.
Spanning the Globe covers the Knicks' interest in Allen Iverson, Larry Johnson signing with the Bengals and the Browns' loss on Monday night.
The Football Fix discusses Jets coach Rex Ryan crying in front of the team and Jay Cutler's struggles in Chicago.
Colin Cowherd shares a pair of stories that made him laugh.
Chris Webber talks about LeBron James' future. He says LeBron should play for the Knicks.
Colin Cowherd says Bill Belichick is a great coach, but he made a bad decision Sunday night.
Trent Dilfer and Colin Cowherd react to Bill Belichick's decision in Sunday night's loss to the Colts. Dilfer says Belichick made a bad call and showed no faith in his defense.
Chris Mortensen says Bill Belichick's gamble has been criticized by those he's talked to within the league. He says the Patriots hurt themselves in the race for home playoff games as well.
Todd Blackledge thinks the BCS is doing its job this season. He's shocked by USC's recent losses because the Trojans have talent. Blackledge says Charlie Weis just isn't working out at Notre Dame.
The Football Fix covers Notre Dame (short list of coaching candidates at ND), Stanford (surprising victory over USC) and Indianapolis (Colts win after Belichick fourth down decision).
Spanning the Globe examines a crushing loss for the Patriots, a blowout loss for USC and Jimmie Johnson's big day.
Colin Cowherd shares a pair of stories that made him laugh.
LeBron James is considering changing his number out of respect for Michael Jordan and the No. 23. Colin Cowherd is not a fan.
Colin Cowherd shares his best bets for the weekend in the NFL and college football.
Michelle Beadle previews the next edition of SportsNation.
Trey Wingo discusses Jay Cutler's five interceptions in Thursday's loss to the 49ers. Mark Schlereth joins the guys to play the "Simultaneous Game."
Kirk Herbstreit says he thinks Brian Kelly would be a perfect fit for Notre Dame if they let Charlie Weis go, but the Fighting Irish could still make a BCS bowl game this season.
Sal Paolantonio previews Patriots-Colts, examines the Eagles' offense and shares his thoughts on Ben Roethlisberger's career so far.
The Football Fix covers the Cardinals' struggles this season, previews Cincinnati-West Virginia and NFL injuries.
Spanning the Globe covers NFL injuries, NASCAR and the Lakers' win over the Suns.
Colin Cowherd shares a pair of stories that made him laugh.
Colin Cowherd sees very good news for Notre Dame. Should they decide to replace Charlie Weis, there are several high profile options available. Plus, a disturbing Tennessee story.
ESPN's Joe Schad gives us the latest on the three Tennessee players charged in an armed robbery. Schad thinks Charlie Weis needs to win the rest of the games to keep his job.
Peter King thinks incentives for NFL teams come into play when they're big enough, like Brady Quinn's $10M. And King is surprised that not much is on the line between the Colts and Patriots.
The daily Football Fix covers Indianapolis (Colts vs. Patriots on Sunday night), Tennessee (three Vols arrested in armed robbery) and San Francisco (Bears vs. 49ers tonight).
Colin Cowherd rates the games for Week 10 in the NFL.
Spanning the Globe covers San Francisco (Bears-49ers Thursday Night matchup), Orlando (Cavs win over the Magic) and New York (Yankees interested in Roy Halladay).
Colin Cowherd shares a pair of stories that made him laugh.
Colin Cowherd hopes Browns coach Eric Mangini did not take Brady Quinn's huge incentive clause into account when naming him starting QB. It could have clouded his judgment.
Jay Glazer talks about his recent trip to Afghanistan and all the work being done amidst the danger. He also discusses the future of Wade Phillips in Dallas.
ESPN's Tim Legler talks about the future of LeBron James. Money is definitely important but if winning is the ultimate goal, Cleveland isn't going to be the ideal spot for LeBron.
Beano Cook talks about the future of Charlie Weis at Notre Dame. Weis needs to win or he's going to be fired. Beano admits that he's been wrong about Weis and losing to Navy proves that.
The daily Football Fix covers Dallas (the future of Wade Phillips), Michigan (expectations of Rich Rodriguez) and the NFL (Larry Johnson clears waivers).
Michelle Beadle talks about her new meaning in life... tabbing LeBron James with a new nickname, The Akron Hammer. Plus, a preview of the latest edition of SportsNation.
Spanning the Globe covers the NFL (Larry Johnson's future, Eric Mangini decision), NASCAR (two races left in the Chase) and Chicago (MLB GM meetings continue).
Colin Cowherd shares a pair of stories that made him laugh.
Colin Cowherd reacts to Kyle Orton's performance in Denver's Monday night loss to Pittsburgh. He says Orton was exposed for the mistake-prone QB that he's been throughout his career.
Spanning the Globe covers the Steelers' Monday night win over the Broncos, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and MLB free agency.
Colin Cowherd shares a pair of stories that made him laugh.
Bob Davie discusses Charlie Weis' future at Notre Dame and looks at this weekend's game against Pittsburgh.
Bengals WR Chad Ochocinco talks about how his team has matured and discusses his relationship with Carson Palmer. He says Chris Henry's injury is a big loss for the team.
Texas QB Colt McCoy talks about how his team has improved this season. He says the offense is finally starting to click and the team is hitting its stride.
Brent Musburger talks with Colin Cowherd about the latest ESPN "30 for 30" documentary on Jimmy "The Greek" Snyder.
Former NBA GM Billy King talks about Allen Iverson's future and says he needs to adjust to a sixth man role.
Colin has received a ton of emails from fans commenting about their NFL teams. He compares the season to a cross country train ride. Relax, we're only halfway through!
Trent Dilfer observes that the Cowboys are playing like a team that is excited to be playing football, while the Giants appear to be burdened. Plus, he talks about the rigor of the season and recruiting.
Todd Blackledge believes Notre Dame can still attract good coaches and players regardless of location and Alabama's defense is so good that the Crimson Tide might be favored in the SEC Championship.
Peter Gammons takes us through the intriguing storylines of the upcoming offseason. And Joe Girardi will be given the benefit of the doubt in the future since he won the World Series.
Colin and Michelle Beadle preview the latest edition of SportsNation after Beadle talks about her trip to Montreal.
The daily Football Fix covers Cincinnati (impressive win vs. Baltimore), the NFC East (Cowboys over Eagles, Giants lose) and college football (Notre Dame loses to Navy, Oregon falls).
Spanning the Globe covers college football (Navy beats Notre Dame, Oregon loses, whose No. 1?) and Denver (Broncos vs. Steelers on MNF).
Colin Cowherd shares a pair of stories that made him laugh.
Colin Cowherd shares Fisch's best bets for the weekend in the NFL and college football.
Chris Fowler and Colin Cowherd discuss the SEC, Oregon and Boise State.
Matt Millen joins the show live on set at Penn State to discuss NFL prospects in the Big Ten and why Tom Brady is such a special NFL QB.
Oregon coach Chip Kelly discusses the big win over USC and LeGarrette Blount's possible reinstatement.
Spanning the Globe covers NFL injuries, the Cleveland Cavaliers and MMA.
The daily Football Fix covers the latest with Tom Cable and the Raiders, college football and NFL injuries.
Colin Cowherd shares a pair of stories that made him laugh.
Sal Paolantonio previews Sunday's Cowboys-Eagles game and talks about Tony Romo and Philip Rivers.
Colin Cowherd points out that money really does buy happiness. The Yankees aren't the only team that spends a lot to win, so don't hate them for it.
Colin Cowherd rates the games for Week 9 in the NFL.
Charles Barkley explains why he wants to be an NBA GM, breaks down some offseason moves and discusses whether LeBron James and Kobe Bryant will ever play together for the Lakers.
Eric Karros talks about the Yankees' three-man rotation for the playoffs, says you have to bring back Johnny Damon, questions the future of Hideki Matsui and talks about the rest of their future.
Mark Schlereth reacts to the Yankees' 27th championship and looks at the biggest NFL matchups this weekend, including Steelers vs. Broncos, Cowboys vs. Eagles and Bengals vs. Ravens.
Peter King wonders if the Bengals can stay mature and hold up on defense, describes the Ravens tough stretch, talks about Dallas' road struggles and how Wade Phillips can keep his job.
Colin and Michelle Beadle talk about why they hate parades and preview today's SportsNation show.
Spanning the Globe covers New York (Yankees beat Phillies to win 27th world championship) and Los Angeles (Lakers off to hot start, plus LeBron rumors).
Colin Cowherd shares a pair of stories that made him laugh.
Do confrontations ever really happen? Colin Cowherd says they are rare -- and he never believed the Brett Myers and Cole Hamels had a confrontation.
Vikings OT Bryant McKinnie talks about playing alongside Brett Favre and says this team is the best team he's ever played on in Minnesota.
Jerome Bettis says the Steelers are a solid franchise from top to bottom and discusses Eli Manning's recent struggles.
Beano Cook talks about Oregon's big win over USC and Notre Dame's chances of playing in a bowl game.
Ken Rosenthal tells Colin Cowherd what he saw happen in the locker room between Cole Hamels and Brett Myers.
Colin and Michelle Beadle talk about Kate Hudson.
Spanning the Globe covers the World Series, college football and the NBA.
Colin Cowherd shares a pair of stories that made him laugh.
After two games of the World Series, Colin Cowherd is ready to see instant replay expanded in MLB.
Colin Cowherd shares a story about an uncomfortable work experience.
Tim Kurkjian says Joe Girardi is making the right call by pitching his staff on short rest and talks about some of the criticism Girardi has faced this postseason.
Jets LB Bart Scott talks about moving on from losses, what his body feels like after a game and the toughest hit he's ever put on another player -- on Steelers QB Ben Roethlisberger.
Broncos WR Brandon Marshall talks about his relationship with Josh McDaniels and the media criticism of the team during the offseason. He talks about what it's like to have Kyle Orton at quarterback.
Diamondbacks OF Eric Byrnes breaks down the World Series and discusses Cole Hamels' recent comments. He says the Yankees still have the upper hand in the series.
Colin and Michelle Beadle try to decide what sports team they should sponsor.
Spanning the Globe covers the Phillies' Game 5 win over the Yankees, the latest with Tom Cable and the Raiders and another win for the New Orleans Saints.
The daily Football Fix discusses the Browns' firing their GM, the fallout from USC's loss to Oregon and the Saints' win over the Falcons.
Colin Cowherd shares a pair of stories that made him laugh.
All it takes for a coach to look smart is a win. Brad Childress suddenly looks like a "cagey sea-captain" who is very trusted by his players. The same goes for Joe Girardi and Chip Kelley.
Trent Dilfer thinks the Dolphins are a complete team. He talks about the Cowboys redeeming themselves, Brett Favre's impressive jaw dropping plays and has no real explanation for Eli's struggles.
Todd Blackledge likes Iowa's chemistry and coaching. He's impressed with Oregon and the Ducks' run offense. He believes Florida is still the best of the top three teams.
Peter Gammons contrasts Joe Girardi and Charlie Manuel, saying Girardi's style is aggressive and detail oriented, which his personnel needs him to be, compared to Manuel managing personalities.
Larry Bowa thinks Charlie Manuel did the right thing by waiting to pitch Cliff Lee in Game 5. Bowa talks about Joe Girardi's managing style and says A-Rod's success can be attributed to his hard work.
Colin and Michelle Beadle preview the latest edition of SportsNation. Beadle is not impressed that A-Rod is a centaur, according to a portrait on his home wall. In fact, it's disturbing!
The daily Football Fix covers New York (Giants struggle again, lose to Eagles), Dallas (resurgent Cowboys tied for first) and Oregon (Ducks thrash USC).
Spanning the Globe takes us to MLB (Yankees take 3-1 series lead on Phillies), Green Bay (Brett Favre wins at Green Bay) and the Pac-10 (Oregon hammers USC).
Colin Cowherd shares a pair of stories that made him laugh.
Colin Cowherd shares his best bets for the weekend in the NFL and college football.
Sports Illustrated's Tom Verducci discusses Alex Rodriguez's struggles at the plate in the World Series. How will he fare in Philadelphia?
FOX's Eric Karros joins Colin to break down the World Series. He says the pitching has been great so far in the series.
Kirk Herbstreit previews USC-Oregon and talks all things college football.
Former Packers fullback William Henderson talks about how he thinks Brett Favre will be welcomed into Green Bay and discusses the Packers' rivalry with the Vikings.
Bill Romanowski talks about what's going on with the Raiders and talks about the Broncos' success this season.
Colin and Michelle Beadle preview SportsNation Halloween.
The daily Football Fix previews USC-Oregon, Seahawks-Cowboys and Vikings-Packers.
Spanning the Globe covers the World Series, Vikings-Packers and Giants-Eagles.
Colin Cowherd shares a pair of stories that made him laugh.
Colin Cowherd reacts to the Yankees' Game 1 loss to the Phillies. He says New York is in big trouble.
Colin Cowherd rates the games for Week 8 in the NFL.
The daily Football Fix covers the latest NFL injuries and previews Ravens-Broncos and USC-Oregon.
Spanning the Globe covers the Phillies' Game 1 win, NFL injuries and the Titans.
Trey Wingo and Mark Schlereth join Colin Cowherd in studio to preview all this week's big NFL games -- including Packers-Vikings.
Peter King joins Colin Cowherd to talk about Peyton Manning's season, the Colts and how good a Saints-Colts Super Bowl would be.
Rays CF B.J. Upton breaks down the Phillies-Yankees World Series and the importance of Game 1.
Colin Cowherd shares a pair of stories that made him laugh.
Colin Cowherd examines all sports and decides which teams should be cut from each league.
Colin Cowherd explains why he prefers to the NBA over college basketball.
Colin and Michelle Beadle discuss Halloween costumes and the next edition of SportsNation.
Spanning the Globe covers the World Series, the start of the NBA season and Larry Johnson.
The daily Football Fix covers Brian Westbrook and the Eagles.
Colin Cowherd shares a pair of stories that made him laugh.
Brian Billick looks ahead to this weekend's big Vikings-Packers game in Green Bay and discusses the quality of play so far this season.
Beano Cook looks ahead to this week's big games. He says he's pulling for Texas and Florida this weekend.
Keith Law previews the World Series and breaks down the Phillies' offense and how it matches up with the Yankees. Law says he's still picking the Yankees' to win the World Series, even though Joe Girardi has overmanaged in the playoffs.
Mark McGwire has been hired as the Cardinals hitting coach. He should answer all questions about his past in one press conference. Otherwise, reporters will continue to ask the questions.
Red Sox OF Jacoby Ellsbury talks about facing Yankees pitching and how he's had some success against A.J. Burnett. Jacoby expects the World Series to go seven. Game one will be huge.
Baseball Tonight's Bobby Valentine tells Colin that managers don't work differently in the World Series. The Phils match up well with the Yankees, but the breaks in the game will decide the winner.
Chris Mortensen talks about what the NFL can do about bottom tier teams, why he's not excited for Brett Favre's return to Green Bay, if Jeff Fisher's job is on the line and what makes the Saints great.
The daily Football Fix covers the NFL (Braylon Edwards charged with assault), College Football (Is Tim Tebow struggling?) and Washington (Redskins lose to Eagles on MNF).
Spanning the Globe takes us to Washington (Redskins fall to Eagles), Los Angeles (Lakers open NBA season tonight) and Tennessee (Titans' owner wants Vince Young to start).
Colin Cowherd shares a pair of stories that made him laugh.
After a great weekend, Colin realized one thing. The same teams are winning in every league. Even with everyone pushing salary caps and fairness, the same names dominate. And Colin likes it.
NBA commissioner David Stern talks about the start of the season with Colin Cowherd. Stern discusses the salary cap, globalization, free agency and more.
Trent Dilfer talks about the Vikings decision to go with more Brett Favre instead of Adrian Peterson, resulting in a loss. Dilfer also talks Cowboys, Bengals and Redskins.
Todd Blackledge agrees that Tennessee will improve quickly with a couple recruiting classes under Lane Kiffin. Blackledge says it's a personal decision for a QB to leave early for the NFL.
Peter Gammons talks about how the Yankees have changed under the new Steinbrenners and Joe Girardi. The playoffs are such a different atmosphere because of the time between games.
The daily Football Fix covers the Cowboys getting a marquee win over Atlanta and the latest BCS rankings being released.
Spanning the Globe takes us to New York (Yankees advance to the World Series), New Orleans (Saints comeback win over Miami) and Arizona (Cardinals now 3-0 on the road).
Colin and Michelle Beadle preview the latest edition of SportsNation. Beadle debates whether NFL refs need to start wearing helmets. Colin's solution: hire more athletic refs!
Colin Cowherd shares a pair of stories that made him laugh.
Colin Cowherd opens the show in Columbus, Ohio and talks about his experience watching Game 5 of the ALCS in his hotel room.
Colin Cowherd shares his best bets for the weekend in the NFL and college football.
Ohio State coach Jim Tressel talks about the recent criticism of Terrelle Pryor. He says Pryor is an excellent quarterback who is still learning the position.
Kirk Herbstreit discusses the recent criticism of Ohio State and Terrelle Pryor.
Actor Vince Vaughn talks about making movies that the audience can relate to and what it's like to be a part of Hollywood.
The daily Football Fix covers Tom Cable and the Raiders, the SEC and Redskins coach Jim Zorn.
Spanning the Globe updates the latest on Jim Zorn, the ALCS and college football.
Colin Cowherd shares a pair of stories that made him laugh.
Colin thinks some teams are built for today, some for tomorrow, and some are built to never win. The Phillies advanced to the World Series and are built for today. The Dodgers are built for next season.
Spanning the Globe takes us to Philadelphia (Phillies headed to World Series), Oklahoma (Sam Bradford announcement coming) and Dallas (Crayton not told of demotion/Turned down trade?).
Cowboys' TE Jason Witten says the team feels some urgency this weekend against Atlanta. He talks about his lack of involvement in the red zone and the team's reaction to Patrick Crayton's demotion.
Colin Cowherd shares a pair of stories that made him laugh.
NFL Live's Trey Wingo and Mark Schlereth discuss Week 7. Trey talks Dolphins-Saints and Mark thinks the Cowboys need a statement win vs. Atlanta. Plus, the "Simultaneous Game."
Peter King talks about the turnaround of the Broncos and how players have bought into Josh McDaniels. Colin and Peter also remember the USFL.
Tedy Bruschi tells Colin how the Patriots handle their discipline. It's clear that a healthy scratch means a player is in Bill Belichick's dog house and that's a tough place to get out of.
We 'Rate the Games' for NFL Week 7. Colin's best games: Vikings/Steelers, Falcons/Cowboys and Bears/Bengals. The worst of the week: Bills/Panthers, Patriots/Bucs and Chargers/Chiefs.
Colin Cowherd questions baseball's decision to shy away from adding more instant replay. Why would any company want to produce the fastest product even when it always ends up wrong?
Beano Cook talks with Colin Cowherd about the officiating in a few recent college football games and Charlie Weis' future with the Fighting Irish.
Herm Edwards and Colin Cowherd discuss Jeff Fisher wearing a Peyton Manning jersey at a recent charity event. They don't have any problem with what Fisher did. Edwards also shares his thoughts on the Giants and Ravens.
Keith Law says that instead of MLB expanding the use of instant replay, he'd like to see better umpiring in the games.
Jets RB Leon Washington says the team is still confident despite the recent slide and Mark Sanchez has the support of the team.
Michelle Beadle and Colin Cowherd discuss Manny Ramirez showering during the final moments of the Dodgers' loss to the Phillies. Michelle is not a fan of Manny.
Spanning the Globe covers the ALCS, Jay Cutler's contract extension and the NLCS.
The daily "Football Fix" discusses football in London, the latest college football news and Jay Cutler's contract extension.
Colin Cowherd shares a pair of stories that made him laugh.
Did Joe Girardi overmanage the game in the Yankees' Game 3 loss to the Angels? Colin Cowherd says Girardi is who he is, and he shouldn't be criticized for his moves in this one game.
Tim Kurkjian talks about Joe Girardi's pitching moves in the Game 3 loss to the Angels. Kurkjian says most of them made sense, but he didn't understand putting Alfredo Aceves in the game in the 11th inning.
1050 ESPN New York's Michael Kay weighs in on Joe Girardi's pitching moves. He feels Joe Girardi's moves were over the top.
Patriots LB Junior Seau talks about his return to the NFL, his new television show and recent criticism of Tom Brady and the team.
Florida Gators coach Urban Meyer talks about the big win over Arkansas, Tim Tebow's return from his concussion, dealing with being in the spotlight and more.
Colin and Michelle Beadle discuss prenups, divorces and relationships.
The daily "Football Fix" talks about whether Michael Crabtree will start for the 49ers this week, the Jets struggling and the latest on the San Diego Chargers.
Spanning the Globe talks about Denver's big win over San Diego, the Phillies taking a 3-1 NLCS lead and the Angels Game 3 win over the Yankees.
Colin Cowherd shares a pair of stories that made him laugh.
Colin is always impressed with teams that travel well. Everyone can win at home but can you go on the road and still perform at a high level? The USC Trojans and Phillies certainly can.
Jim Kelly tells Colin about the latest ESPN 30-for-30 offering on the USFL. Jim says the league had plenty of talent and proved that another league could challenge the NFL.
Trent Dilfer tells Colin what makes the Saints so good and why Drew Brees is so accurate. He discusses a bad week for Jets QB Mark Sanchez and how the Titans are too good to be winless.
Todd Blackledge thinks Ohio State's Terrelle Pryor should be improving at a faster pace. After watching Alabama this weekend, Todd has concerns about its QB. Florida and Texas are better than the Crimson Tide.
Peter Gammons comments on the weather affecting the ALCS. A-Rod has stopped playing to his image and it's helped him at the plate. The Phillies have been the best at just performing.
Former Phillies reliever Mitch Williams talks about the accomplishments of Ryan Howard. Mitch thinks Charlie Manual has been the perfect manager for Philadelphia.
The Football Fix takes us to San Diego (Chargers-Broncos on MNF), Washington (Jim Zorn no longer calling Redskins plays) and College Football (first BCS Standings released).
Spanning the Globe takes us to College Football (first BCS Standings are out), MLB (Cliff Lee dominates, Yankees-Angels) and Tennessee (Titans blown out, Fisher in trouble?).
Colin and Michelle Beadle preview the latest edition of SportsNation. Michelle loves football in the snow... Colin, not so much.
Colin Cowherd shares a pair of stories that made him laugh.
Colin Cowherd explores Joe Torre's decision to leave Clayton Kershaw in the game. Joe Torre is beloved for one reason -- he lets players work their way out of trouble. Would you rather have Clayton Kershaw mad at himself or mad at Joe Torre?
Sal Paolantonio explains what's wrong with Tom Brady. He says Brady is still worrying about his knee. Sal Pal also previews this weekend's Ravens-Vikings game.
Kirk Herbstreit and Colin Cowherd examine why Oklahoma has struggled in big games, debate the top five programs of the last five years and discuss USC-Notre Dame.
Heisman trophy winner Tim Brown says he thinks Charlie Weis is safe as long Notre Dame competes with USC this weekend.
Colin Cowherd shares his best bets for the weekend in the NFL and college football.
The daily "Football Fix" covers Saints-Giants, Wade Phillips and college football.
Spanning the Globe covers Phillies-Dodgers, this weekend's biggest college football games and the weather situation in New York.
Colin Cowherd shares a pair of stories that made him laugh.
Rush Limbaugh's bid to buy the Rams has been denied. Colin Cowherd compares this to a Vegas trip. Limbaugh's response was manipulative and brilliant.
Trey Wingo and Mark Schlereth discuss Rush Limbaugh's bid to buy the Rams and what's gone wrong in Washington. Plus, the guys play the "Simultaneous Game."
Peter King doesn't think you can compare Tom Brady to his old self just yet. He says Mike Shanahan could top the list to replace Jim Zorn in D.C. And his take on Rush Limbaugh's failed bid.
Joe Buck says Rush Limbaugh is a polarizing figure where the line could get blurred but the Rams need someone to pay attention. Plus, an ALCS and NLCS preview.
Dallas Clark talks about how special it is to play with Peyton Manning. He says home field advantage would be nice but it hasn't helped them in the past.
The Football Fix takes a close look at the AFC North (Steelers/Browns issues), South Bend (USC/ND clash this weekend) and the NFL (injury update).
Spanning the Globe takes us around the NFL (Rush Limbaugh's bid denied, coaches on the hot seat, injury update) and to Los Angeles (Dodgers series vs. Phillies starts tonight).
Colin Cowherd shares a pair of stories that made him laugh.
Colin Cowherd explains the difference between college fans and NFL fans. He uses the Jets and Notre Dame as examples.
Colin Cowherd discusses why the NFL can keep Rush Limbaugh from owning an NFL team.
USC coach Pete Carroll joins Colin Cowherd to preview this weekend's game against Notre Dame. Carroll talks about Matt Barkley and Jimmy Clausen.
Angels 3B Chone Figgins tells Colin Cowherd that he's expecting a close ALCS series with the Yankees.
Beano Cook and Colin Cowherd examine the Heisman candidates and Charlie Weis' future at Notre Dame.
Adam Schefter discusses Rush Limbaugh and whether the NFL would allow him to be an owner in the league. He also discusses the Braylon Edwards deal and whether the Bills should trade Terrell Owens.
Spanning the Globe gets the latest on U.S. soccer forward Charlie Davies' injuries, Yankees-Angels and Rush Limbaugh.
The Football Fix takes a close look at the Colts, Raiders and Rams.
Colin Cowherd shares a pair of stories that made him laugh.
Everyone in the NFL is copying the Wildcat in the NFL -- so Colin Cowherd wonders why NBA teams don't copy Phil Jackson's Triangle offense.
Packers LB A.J. Hawk says his team is just a few plays away from being undefeated. He also shares his thoughts on the Wildcat offense and Ohio State.
Vikings RB Adrian Peterson talks about what he eats, when he realized he could play in the NFL and having Brett Favre on the team.
Michelle Beadle and Colin Cowherd preview another edition of "SportsNation."
Eric Karros and Colin Cowherd break down the Dodgers' sweep of the Cardinals and preview the Dodgers- Phillies NLCS.
Spanning the Globe recaps a big win for the Dolphins, previews USC-Notre Dame and recaps the latest in the MLB playoffs.
The Football Fix covers the Jets, Bills and USC-Notre Dame.
Colin Cowherd shares a pair of stories that made him laugh.
The Broncos beat the Patriots on Sunday and head coach Josh McDaniels is part of a new wave of coaches who can relate to today's player. Look what he's done with QB Kyle Orton.
Peter Gammons thinks the Angels' lineup is very dangerous with three potential MVPs on the roster. The series with the Yankees will be interesting. Changes are coming for the Red Sox, too.
Todd Blackledge sees one weakness in Texas, says Urban Meyer is old school but relates to younger players and thinks Notre Dame's defense will have a hard time with USC.
Trent Dilfer talks about the Broncos win over the Patriots. Kyle Orton's performance shows he's had the talent; now he has coaching, too. Dilfer also discusses Peyton Manning.
Hall of Famer Don Shula talks about the use of the wildcat in the NFL. We've seen young coaches and QBs have success in the league and Shula thinks it's from the advanced training in college.
Academy Award winning Director Barry Levinson talks about directing 'The Band That Wouldn't Die'. Barry tells the story of the Baltimore Colts through the band.
Spanning the Globe takes us to Denver (Broncos beat Patriots), MLB (Red Sox swept, Phils take 2-1 lead) and Cincinnati (Bengals beat Ravens).
Colin Cowherd shares a pair of stories that made him laugh.
Colin and Michelle Beadle preview the latest edition of SportsNation. Michelle hasn't been a fan of the NFL throwback jerseys.
Colin Cowherd reacts to the Cardinals' Game 2 loss to the Dodgers. He picked them to make it to the World Series, but it is not looking good now.
Spanning the Globe covers the MLB playoffs, Broncos-Patriots and the SEC.
The Football Fix updates the latest on Eli Manning's injury, looks at Falcons-49ers and previews this weekend's big SEC games.
Beano Cook discusses the Bobby Bowden situation and Florida State and whether Tim Tebow should play this weekend.
Sal Paolantonio previews Broncos-Patriots and Bengals-Ravens. He also shares his thoughts on the Eagles' offense with Michael Vick.
Kirk Herbstreit previews the college football weekend. He says he would be shocked if Tim Tebow played this weekend.
Bengals QB Carson Palmer says he's feeling healthy this season and talks about Mark Sanchez's rookie season. He also tells Colin Cowherd about when things finally started clicking for him in the NFL.
Colin Cowherd shares his best bets for the weekend in the NFL and college football.
Colin wishes athletes would just admit they get nervous before games. They're just like us; athletes get anxious. Look at Alex Rodriguez and Brett Favre.
Ben Watson doesn't bench 535 pounds any more. Watson previews this weekend's game against a physical Broncos defense and explains why Wes Welker is hard to cover.
Trey Wingo and Mark Schlereth talk Cowboys because they're more interesting than 90 percent of the NFL. Plus, the Simultaneous Game and other hairy discussion.
Peter King looks ahead to Patriots vs. Broncos. There's not much disharmony in Denver. He talks about the game plan for Donovan McNabb in Philly and Braylon Edwards' motivation.
Tom Verducci discusses the Yankees' confidence in Derek Jeter, the dangerous Dodgers under Joe Torre and the Red Sox-Angels series. Boston has better pitching.
The Football Fix covers the Seahawks (latest with Matt Hasselbeck), Chargers (GM says team is soft) and the NFL (injuries this week).
Spanning the Globe takes us to the NFL (latest with injuries), CFB (Dez Bryant ruled ineligible) and MLB (playoffs started last night).
Colin Cowherd shares a pair of stories that made him laugh.
Bob Davie discusses the Bobby Bowden situation. He says it has to be Bobby Bowden's decision on when he leaves Florida State.
Hall of Famer Fran Tarkenton discusses Brett Favre playing for the Vikings. He loves the way Brett Favre plays the game but he doesn't like the way Favre treated the Packers.
Colin Cowherd discusses the Twins win over the Tigers. He says it's amazing to see how great MLB can be when the games matter.
Spanning the Globe covers the Braylon Edwards trade, the Dodgers' pitching issues and Yankees-Twins.
The Football Fix covers the Braylon Edwards trade, Michael Crabtree signing with the 49ers and Tim Tebow's status for this weekend.
Colin Cowherd shares a pair of stories that made him laugh.
Keith Law and Colin Cowherd preview the MLB playoffs. Law says Red Sox-Angels will be close and likes the Phillies to beat the Rockies.
Herm Edwards shares his take on the Braylon Edwards trade and Michael Crabtree signing with the 49ers.
Colin Cowherd shares his incredibly detailed MLB playoff preview.
Colin Cowherd reacts to Brett Favre's big win over the Packers. He says that while Aaron Rodgers is very good, Favre is great -- and that made all the difference.
Vikings WR Bernard Berrian tells Colin Cowherd about Monday night's win over the Packers. He says the atmosphere made it feel like a big game and that Brett Favre didn't seem nervous.
Colin and Michelle Beadle preview the latest edition of SportsNation.
Spanning the Globe covers the Vikings-Packers, Twins-Tigers and the latest with the Eagles.
The Football Fix discusses the latest on Michael Crabtree, Tim Tebow's injury and a big win for Brett Favre.
Steve Mariucci says Brett Favre's performance in the win over the Packers was one of Favre's best performances ever.
Colin Cowherd shares a pair of stories that made him laugh.
Colin has never been good at figuring out those optical illusion pictures. Tony Romo has been an illusion this season. Is he a great QB or a QB that keeps making bad decisions?
ESPN's Trent Dilfer talks about structure and discipline and how it can make a quarterback, like Jay Cutler and Tony Romo. Trent predicts a blowout win for the Vikings on MNF.
Ron Jaworski agrees this is one of the biggest MNF games ever. Brett Favre isn't nervous for tonight, but you will see energy in his game. Ron also believes the NFL needs to protect the QB's.
Todd Blackledge talks about LSU being a premiere program with Les Miles. Todd isn't sure if Bobby Bowden is to blame for what's happening on the field with Florida State.
Peter Gammons says the Yankees can outlast any team in the playoffs. We're going to have a very interesting postseason because there aren't many clear favorites in the matchups.
The Football Fix talks about the Vikings (Duel in the Dome tonight), the Saints (Drew Brees slowing but Saints still win) and college football (Will Tebow play this weekend?).
Spanning the Globe covers the Vikings (Brett Favre facing his former 'Pack' tonight), MLB (Twins/Tigers playoff) and college football (LSU wins, prepares for Florida).
Colin Cowherd shares a pair of stories that made him laugh.
Oregon's LeGarrette Blount could be reinstated before the end of the college football season. Colin Cowherd believes in harsh punishment but he also believes in second chances.
Georgia coach Mark Richt explains how the school put LSU on the schedule for this weekend's game and talks about replacing Matthew Stafford.
LSU coach Les Miles shares his thoughts on Tim Tebow and the popularity of college football today.
Spanning the Globe covers the Dodgers and Chicago's Olympic bid.
The Football Fix talks about Saints-Jets, Patriots-Ravens and the weekend's college football games.
Colin Cowherd shares a pair of stories that made him laugh.
Colin is digging the NFL going pink for breast cancer awareness month. He thinks it's similar to when MLB put a logo on its bases. It's brilliant. The NFL always evolves.
Peter King says the Ravens are best in the NFL but their WRs need to hold up. The Patriots will be good for 3-4 years. Peter likes the Vikings on MNF but Brett Favre will be pressured by his old team.
Trey Wingo and Mark Schlereth would take Aaron Rodgers as their QB to start a franchise. They think the Steelers will take care of the Chargers and play the Simultaneous Game.
Chris Fowler thinks Colin needs to back off his original prediction that Colorado will beat West Virginia. He's not sure Michigan will dominate the Big Ten. And why Boston College this weekend?
Ryne Sandberg says it just wasn't the Cubs year. He thinks once the Dodgers get a playoff win, their struggles will be forgotten. He likes the Yankees experience and roster against Detroit.
The Football Fix discusses USC (latest with Stafon Johnson's injury), the NFL injury report and Chargers vs. Steelers.
Our weekly segment of "Rate the Games." The best and worst games of the NFL weekend.
Spanning the Globe takes us to Philadelphia (Phillies win NL East again), the NFL (latest with injuries) and sports business (Michael Vick and Nike endorsement).
Colin Cowherd shares a pair of stories that made him laugh.
Is it OK for Texas Tech coach Mike Leach to ban his players from using Twitter? Colin Cowherd doesn't have a problem with it and explains why.
Spanning the Globe updates the Eagles QB situation, the Red Sox clinching the wild card and the Broncos 3-0 start.
The Football Fix discusses the Browns QB situation, Tim Tebow's concussion and what's next for the Denver Broncos.
Colin Cowherd shares a pair of stories that made him laugh.
Former Patriots LB Tedy Bruschi discusses the Jets' surprising start. He also says the Patriots are the smartest team in football and that Tom Brady proved he is back in the Week 3 win over the Falcons.
John Clayton talks about the Jets' surprising offense and the Steelers' disappointing start. He also previews Monday night's meeting between the Packers and Vikings.
Beano Cook discusses when Tim Tebow should return to the Gators and looks at how the national championship race is shaping up.
Colin Cowherd says the Cowboys are an average team, but not special. The problem is their head coach, Wade Phillips.
Bob Davie discusses Tim Tebow's injury and what makes Florida different from every other college football team.
New ESPN analyst Bobby Valentine discusses his time in Japan and takes a look at the Yankees as they head into the playoffs.
Adam Schefter discusses the Cowboys' performance in the win over the Panthers. He also talks about Redskins coach Jim Zorn being on the hot seat.
Bears TE Greg Olsen talks about Jay Cutler and the emergence of tight ends in the NFL.
Spanning the Globe talks about the Cowboys' win over the Panthers, the latest in MLB and Stafon Johnson's weightlifting injury.
The Football Fix discusses the Bills' play-calling, Chad Pennington's shoulder injury and the injury suffered by Stafon Johnson of USC.
Colin Cowherd shares a pair of stories that made him laugh.
Brett Favre is dominating in the first and fourth quarters. That's why Brad Childress personally drove to pick him up. And Jay Cutler has been equally as impressive the last two weeks.
Trent Dilfer isn't concerned about the Steelers' start, talks about how personality is key in successful QBs, how the Patriots made adjustments, and credits Jay Cutler and Brett Favre.
Todd Blackledge thinks Iowa's win over Penn State was no fluke, credits Tate Forcier and Rich Rodriguez for Michigan's success and expects Cal to play well vs. USC.
Peter Gammons talks Red Sox-Yankees, thinks the Red Sox rotation is fine, agrees that Alex Rodriguez's life has been simplified and previews the first round.
The Football Fix previews Monday Night Football between the Cowboys and Panthers and takes us inside the NFC North (Favre finish, Lions win).
Colin doesn't remember an NFL season with so many bad teams. There's one common denominator among those teams: they have no quarterback.
The Monday Morning Moron brings us some very short-sighted emails from the weekend. We hear about Cal's landslide loss and the Broncos and Jets winning because diva QBs left town.
Colin and Michelle Beadle expect a lot of Brett Favre talk today on SportsNation.
Spanning the Globe looks at the NFC North (Favre's winner, Lions, Cutler's performance), MLB (Red Sox, Yankees, Tigers) and CFB (Tebow hurt, Miami/Cal lose).
Colin Cowherd shares a pair of stories that made him laugh.
"Uncle Colin" hands out some important advice for guys.
Colin and Michelle Beadle preview the show and Michelle explains why she doesn't like talking on the phone.
Sal Paolantonio talks about the Eagles' plan at quarterback for this weekend's meeting with the Chiefs and says Vick will take 20-25 snaps in the game.
Kirk Herbstreit and Colin Cowherd preview this weekend's big college football games.
Keith Law says Joe Torre has to be worried about his rotation going into the playoffs. Chad Billingsley is struggling.
Spanning the Globe looks at this weekend's college football games, the NFL and the Red Sox-Yankees series.
The Football Fix previews this weekend's biggest college football games, Vikings-49ers and Colts-Cardinals.
Colin Cowherd shares a pair of stories that made him laugh.
Colin Cowherd shares his best bets for the weekend in the NFL and college football.
Terrell Suggs contends he's the best Pac-10 player ever, not Reggie Bush. Suggs doesn't think his Ravens are the best yet. And he's not surprised by the Jets' start with new coach Rex Ryan.
Trey Wingo and Mark Schlereth discuss Week 3 in the NFL. We talk Cincy/Pittsburgh and why everybody is a Pro Bowler against the Packers O-line! Plus, the "Simultaneous" Game.
Derrick Brooks takes us inside the huddle with some great personal stories. Peyton Manning was the best QB he faced and Barry Sanders the best RB. Plus, how much does Brett Favre trash talk?
Peter King says it's easy to blame Tony Romo, but Dallas' defense has been horrible. The Giants may be 2-0, but he's not sold on their defense either. He doesn't think the Pats' dynasty is over.
The Football Fix covers the 49ers (2-0), the Eagles (Michael Vick activated) and the NFL (check on injuries).
Ari Fleischer says the NFL and the White House are the two most scrutinized things in America. Ari talks to us about the similarities between the NFL and the political world.
Colin Cowherd is surprised by how terrible the Jay Leno show was last night. With plummeting ratings and terrible reviews for network TV, Colin says this is a huge win for sports fans.
Spanning the Globe talks NFL (key injuries), college football (Matt Barkley, Penn St.-Iowa, Ole Miss-SC) and MLB (Bobby Cox retiring, Yankees, Milton Bradley).
Colin and Michelle Beadle preview today's SportsNation show on ESPN2.
Colin Cowherd shares a pair of stories that made him laugh.
Colin Cowherd talks about Plaxico Burress going to prison and what it will be like for him.
Television legend Larry King joins Colin Cowherd in studio and tells Colin that he listens to the show every morning. He calls Colin out for guaranteeing a Tennessee win over UCLA.
Vikings DE Jared Allen talks about what it's been like to have Brett Favre on the team. How good is his team right now?
Colin and Michelle Beadle discuss Chip Kelly refunding an angry fan and mail from viewers.
Spanning the Globe talks about the Yankees, college football and the NFL.
The Football Fix covers Plaxico Burress, the Washington Redskins and college football.
Colin Cowherd shares a pair of stories that made him laugh.
Colin Cowherd discusses the high expectations being placed on Pete Carroll.
Washington coach Steve Sarkisian talks about the big win over USC and how much it helps the program. He also discusses the play of Jake Locker.
Cardinals QB Kurt Warner addresses the health of his wide receivers and talks about setting the passing record in Sunday's win. He says the NFC is looking stronger this year.
Hall of Famer Tony Dorsett discusses the play of Tony Romo and the Cowboys' new stadium.
Spanning the Globe covers Colts-Dolphins, the SEC and NFL injuries.
The Football Fix discusses a big win for the Colts, Matt Hasselbeck's injury and the latest comments from Lane Kiffin and Urban Meyer.
Colin Cowherd shares a pair of stories that made him laugh.
Trent Dilfer talks about what makes Mark Sanchez and Eli Manning such special QBs. He reviews his article about QB rankings (Romo/Rodgers) and sees potential with the 49ers.
Steve Young discusses Mark Sanchez's development, Jay Cutler rebounding, Brett Favre's efficiency and how underrated Drew Brees has been.
Todd Blackledge talks about an impressive start for Miami, where Notre Dame is at, how surprised he was to see USC lose to Washington, and who's No. 2 after Florida.
Colin Cowherd always stresses to buy when the market is low and sell when the market is high. The same goes with sports. Look at Jay Cutler.
The Football Fix takes us to Chicago (Bears defense, Cutler rebounds), New York (Jets/Giants impressive, Jets tampering?) and college football (USC falls, whose No. 2?).
Spanning the Globe takes us to New York (big wins for Jets and Giants), MLB (Milton Bradley suspended/Red Sox streaking) and college football (USC loses, ND survives).
Colin Cowherd shares a pair of stories that made him laugh.
Mack Brown talks about the injury to Oklahoma's Sam Bradford and how he motivates his team even though the Longhorns are often the favorites.
Sal Paolantonio thinks that the Patriots will put a ton of pressure on Mark Sanchez and make him uncomfortable. Paolantonio also predicts that the Bears will start the season 0-3.
Kirk Herbstreit comments on the upcoming weekend in college football, Jim Tressel's coaching philosophy and Colt McCoy's size.
Warren Moon isn't sure why Kerry Rhodes would ignite the dragon that is the Patriots, thinks there are timing issues between Jay Cutler and his receivers and likes Tony Romo as a QB.
Colin Cowherd shares his best bets for the weekend in the NFL and college football.
Colin Cowherd thinks it is funny that people in Chicago are all up in arms about Jay Cutler's comments at the press conference on Sunday.
Spanning the Globe takes us to college football (Georgia Tech-Miami), Dallas (Giants-Cowboys) and Chicago (Steelers-Bears).
The Football Fix takes us to New York (Giants-Cowboys), Washington (USC-Washington) and New England (Patriots-Jets).
Colin Cowherd shares a pair of stories that made him laugh.
Mike Reiss covers New England's reaction to the comments made by Rex Ryan and Kerry Rhodes, the impact of Jerod Mayo's injury and Tom Brady's progression.
Trey Wingo and Mark Schlereth talk about Jay Cutler and the Bears, Aaron Rodgers as a leader, and pressure on the Cowboys. Plus, the Simultaneous Game.
Tony Gonzalez talks about the Falcons outlook, how he prepares differently now, Matt Ryan's "It" factor, and how his new book can help everyone.
Junior Seau would consider returning to the Patriots in November or December, still thinks New England's defense is good, likes Bill Belichick's plan and talks about the Jets rivalry.
Peter King covers Jay Cutler's first game, the Patriots defense and this week's division battle with the Jets, Cowboys-Giants, the Dolphins, and 49ers.
Colin Cowherd knew there would eventually be repercussions against Eric Mangini and the Browns for Mangini's 10-hour rookie bus ride. Now, agents are steering players away from Cleveland.
Spanning the Globe covers college football (Miami/Georgia Tech), the NFL (McNabb, Redskins, Mangini) and Los Angeles (USC QB update).
The Football Fix covers NFL injuries (McNabb's ribs, Matt Cassel, Aaron Ross' hamstring), USC (QB situation, trap game against Washington?) and Jets-Patriots (rivalry).
Colin Cowherd shares a pair of stories that made him laugh.
Spanning the Globe covers the Eagles QB situation, the Yankees' brawl and the Arizona Cardinals.
Colin and Michelle Beadle discuss the Snuggie.
Lou Holtz talks about Notre Dame as it's coming off a tough loss to Michigan. He says he doesn't think Charlie Weis is in trouble.
Television's Dr. Phil discusses Michael Vick and his return to the NFL.
Cowboys WR Roy Williams talks about the new stadium, Tony Romo and Sunday's upcoming game with the Giants.
The Football Fix covers Michael Crabtree's contract situation, USC and the Eagles.
Colin Cowherd shares a pair of stories that made him laugh.
Colin Cowherd marvels at the greatness of Tom Brady. Brady was clutch at the end of Monday night's win over the Bills.
Colin and Michelle Beadle talk about the throwback uniforms the referees wore Monday night and swearing in tennis.
Former Patriots WR Troy Brown breaks down New England's performance in Monday night's win over the Bills.
Michigan coach Rich Rodriguez tells Colin Cowherd about the win over Notre Dame and how he recruited Tate Forcier.
Spanning the Globe covers Chargers-Raiders, Bills-Patriots and MLB.
Colin Cowherd says it's much easier to pick NFL games instead of college football because the NFL is not a league of parity. There are seven or eight terrible teams and that creates mismatches.
Todd Blackledge has a hard time believing Charlie Weis is in trouble, thinks Michigan has found its QB to fit Rich Rodriguez's system, and talks about USC-Notre Dame and UCLA-Tenn.
Warren Moon talks about Matt Hasselbeck and the Seahawks, Drew Brees' numbers, the Cardinals' struggles, Mark Sanchez, the Bears, Packers, Aaron Rodgers, and Cowboys.
Jim Kelly has hope for the Bills' offense under Alex Van Pelt, is very impressed with Mark Sanchez's progress, and talks about NFL parity and playing young QBs early.
Spanning the Globe recaps the Michael Jordan NBA Hall of Fame speech, Notre Dame's loss, Michigan and USC's wins, and the Donovan McNabb injury.
The Football Fix talks Drew Brees and the Saints, Brian Urlacher, Jay Cutler and the Bears, and Donovan McNabb and the Eagles defense.
Colin and Michelle Beadle talk about Kanye West at the VMAs, Serena Williams' outburst, Michael Jordan's Hall of Fame speech, and more.
Colin Cowherd shares a pair of stories that made him laugh.
After watching Steelers-Titans Thursday night, Colin Cowherd says he wants referees to only calls the fouls they see. He says refs are making calls because they think they saw a penalty. He wants fewer fouls called.
Colin Cowherd shares his best bets for the weekend in the NFL and college football.
South Carolina coach Steve Spurrier says his team has strong leadership this season.
Sal Paolantonio discusses just how good Ben Roethlisberger is and says he thinks the Steelers are built to repeat.
Rodney Harrison talks about Ben Roethlisberger always finding a way to win and discusses the Richard Seymour trade situation.
Colin and Michelle Beadle talk about Michael Jordan entering the Basketball Hall of Fame.
Spanning the Globe recaps the Steelers' win over the Titans and previews USC-Ohio State.
The Football Fix talks USC-Ohio State, NFL injuries and Steelers-Titans.
Colin Cowherd shares a pair of stories that made him laugh.
Colin Cowherd is fired up for USC-Ohio State and he'll be watching it in 3-D. Meanwhile, six NFL cities could have their home openers blacked out this weekend.
Colin discusses his appreciation for Paul Rudd and recommends another romantic comedy! What is going on?
Colin once again discusses the popular topic of tipping. How much should you tip your waiters when only having wine?
Sports Illustrated's Peter King talks about Brett Favre's recent comments, the start of the NFL season and more.
Hall of Fame QB Joe Montana talks about his sons and his playing career.
Jimmy Johnson joins the show to discuss Tony Romo, Terrell Owens in Dallas and all things Cowboys.
Ronnie Lott discusses what Ben Roethlisberger brings to the game and how tough it is to play in the NFL as defending champions.
Colin and Michelle Beadle get ready for their upcoming chat with Kimbo Slice.
Spanning the Globe discusses Derek Jeter's milestone, the St. Louis Cardinals and the start of the NFL season.
The Football Fix covers Brandon Marshall's contract situation, Steelers-Titans and college football.
Colin Cowherd shares a pair of stories that made him laugh.
Colin Cowherd says there are twenty fanbases that believe they can win the Super Bowl this year.
Ohio State coach Jim Tressel talks about this weekend's game against USC. He says last week's game against Navy was good for the team.
Steelers WR Hines Ward talks about being the defending champions and discusses the Richard Seymour trade.
Beano Cook says he's still picking Ohio State to beat USC this weekend, despite their struggles against Navy. Beano also picks Notre Dame to beat Michigan.
Colin and Michelle Beadle discuss tennis fans and hot topics for SportsNation.
Spanning the Globe previews Wednesday's U.S. World Cup qualifier, examines BYU's high ranking and looks at upcoming games for the Yankees.
The Football Fix covers the Browns QB situation, college football and the Steelers.
Colin Cowherd shares a pair of stories that made him laugh.
Brian Billick joins Colin in studio to talk about the Redskins signing a former Giants player, Brett Favre, Michael Vick and more.
Texas Tech coach Mike Leach explains his idea for a college football playoff system and discusses the Michael Crabtree situation.
Emmitt Smith talks about Richard Seymour being traded to the Raiders and previews the Cowboys' season.
The Football Fix covers Matthew Stafford being named the starting QB for the Lions, the Richard Seymour trade and college football.
Colin and Michelle Beadle discuss whether USC QB Matt Barkley is too cocky.
Colin Cowherd reacts to the news about Shawne Merriman and Tila Tequila.
Spanning the Globe covers the Richard Seymour trade, the Colorado Rockies and Sam Bradford's injury.
Colin Cowherd shares a pair of stories that made him laugh.
Colin Cowherd reacts to the incident at the end of the Oregon-Boise State game as Oregon RB LeGarrette Blount punched Boise State's Byron Hout. He says Blount should be kicked off the team immediately.
Kirk Herbstreit and Colin Cowherd discuss what happened after the Oregon-Boise State game Thursday night. Herbstreit says it could've been a lot worse and talks about trash talking in college football.
Bob Davie says it was an ugly end to the Oregon-Boise State game and weighs in on Oregon RB LeGarrette Blount's reaction after the punch. He says Blount should be suspended indefinitely and Boise State's Byron Hout should be suspended for one game.
Tim Kurkjian talks about Jonathan Papelbon getting fined for slow play and looks at the MLB pennant races.
Colin and Michelle Beadle discuss Carl Edwards' frisbee injury and more.
Spanning the Globe talks about the Oregon-Boise State game, the Buccaneers firing their offensive coordinator and the latest in MLB.
The Football Fix covers the fallout from the Oregon-Boise State game, Michael Vick and the Buccaneers firing their offensive coordinator.
Colin Cowherd shares a pair of stories that made him laugh.
Brad Penny was unhittable in his return to the National League with the Giants. This is why Colin Cowherd doesn't care about NL Wild Card race.
Yankees RF Nick Swisher talks about his love of college football, his team's playoff chances, the new Yankee Stadium and what it's like inside the clubhouse.
Colin and Michelle Beadle discuss a new way to impress NFL coaches.
Jesse Palmer says Steve Spurrier is excited for the new season at South Carolina and shares his thoughts on the Rich Rodriguez situation at Michigan.
The Football Fix covers the Brandon Marshall situation, the start of the college football season and NFL injuries.
Spanning the Globe talks about the new college football season, Michael Vick's future reinstatement and the latest in MLB.
Colin Cowherd shares a pair of stories that made him laugh.
Sports Illustrated's Peter King discusses his NFL predictions and shares his thoughts on Brett Favre.
Erik Kuselias says the MLB pennant races aren't interesting this year, but the race for "Team of the Decade" title is still at stake.
Nationals top draft pick Stephen Strasburg talks about the hype, his contract and the timetable for making the major league team. He says the Nationals aren't rushing him to the majors.
Erik Kuselias shares a pair of funny stories.
Beano Cook joins Erik Kuselias to talk about the anti-Charlie Weis billboard in South Bend and more.
The Football Fix discusses the Jets' interest in Brandon Marshall, an anti-Charlie Weis billboard and recent injuries for the Bengals.
Spanning the Globe covers some recent injuries for the Bengals, the latest in MLB and the Jets' interest in Brandon Marshall.
Colin and Michelle Beadle discuss good-looking QBs and NFL blackouts.
Brett Favre played his second preseason game Monday night and Colin Cowherd explains why the Vikings are better with Favre at QB than without him at QB. He tells fans not to overthink Brett Favre.
Seahawks coach Jim Mora looks ahead to the upcoming season. He talks about how T.J. Houshmandzadeh is fitting into the offense and Matt Hasselbeck's return from injury.
The Football Fix discusses the Osi Umenyiora situation with the Giants, the Chiefs firing their offensive coordinator and Brett Favre's latest preseason game.
Spanning the Globe covers Brett Favre's latest preseason performance, the Dodgers acquiring Jim Thome and Jon Garland and Ricky Rubio's deal to stay in Spain.
Todd Blackledge and Colin Cowherd discuss the recent allegations against Michigan football.
Cowboys LB Bobby Carpenter says the focus this training camp has been on football and everyone has come together as a team.
Peter Gammons explains why the Yankees are the best team in baseball and why players love playing in St. Louis.
Colin Cowherd shares a pair of interesting stories.
Colin Cowherd has no problem with Broncos fans booing Jay Cutler in his return to Denver. He doesn't always agree with booing, but the fans got it right Sunday night.
The Football Fix covers Tom Brady's shoulder and Jay Cutler's return to Denver.
Colin and Michelle Beadle examine Ashton Kutcher's fantasy football advice and Jay Cutler's return to Denver.
Spanning the Globe covers Jay Cutler's performance against the Broncos, the allegations against Michigan football and the Miami Dolphins.
Colin Cowherd breaks down Michael Vick's preseason debut for the Eagles and says he understands why Donovan McNabb put a stop to Vick's involvement in the game.
Spanning the Globe covers Michael Vick's debut with the Eagles, the USC QB situation and Brandon Marshall's issues in Denver.
The Football Fix covers Michael Vick's debut, Brandon Marshall's suspension and Matt Barkley being named the starter for USC.
Colin and Michelle Beadle debate whether pogo is a sport.
John and Patrick McEnroe preview the U.S. Open and discuss Andy Roddick's chances in the tournament.
Trey Wingo and Mark Schlereth discuss Michael Vick's return and the "schism" in Minnesota.
Orel Hershiser says he's not counting the Rockies out of the NL West race just yet. Plus, Hershiser shares his thoughts on the relationship between A.J. Burnett and Jorge Posada.
Yankees GM Brian Cashman talks about Joe Girardi's managerial style and the recent issues between Jorge Posada and A.J. Burnett.
Trent Dilfer joins Colin Cowherd in studio to discuss Michael Vick, Brett Favre and the Cowboys' scoreboard.
Todd McShay and Colin Cowherd preview the upcoming college football season and debate the USC QB situation.
Texans QB Matt Schaub says his team feels like they will make a big leap forward this year.
Colin Cowherd reacts to Rick Pitino's latest press conference. He says Pitino feels like he's lost control of the local media.
The Football Fix covers the Cowboys' scoreboard issue, the USC QB situation and the latest on Brett Favre.
Spanning the Globe covers Anquan Boldin's injury, the latest on Brett Favre and Jay Cutler's return to Denver.
Colin Cowherd shares a pair of stories that made him laugh.
Former Patriots WR Troy Brown talks about what Tom Brady was like when he first got started in the NFL and shares some Patriots stories.
In the NFL, one punt hits a scoreboard and it's a national story. Colin Cowherd says the Cowboys' scoreboard needs to be moved, but may not be all Dallas' fault.
Florida coach Urban Meyer talks about the upcoming season and shares some inside stories about Tim Tebow.
Beano Cook finally shares his prediction for the national title game: Florida over Notre Dame. Beano says Notre Dame's schedule helps their bid. He also says Penn State is a dark horse contender for the title.
Vikings DE Jared Allen discusses Brett Favre's impact on the Minnesota locker room. He says Favre's preseason start was surprising, but was appreciated by the team.
Eric Karros joins Colin to break down the Dodgers' recent struggles. They aren't getting production from the top of the order.
Colin and Michelle Beadle discuss the Dodgers and Dale Earnhardt Jr. vs. Brett Favre.
Spanning the Globe covers the Dodgers' struggles, Mark Sanchez being named Jets' starter and the Billy Wagner trade.
Colin Cowherd examines Michael Vick's upcoming start, Mark Sanchez being named the starter in New York and the Seahawks signing Edgerrin James.
Colin Cowherd shares a pair of stories that made him laugh.
Jeremy Schaap says Plaxico Burress takes responsibility for the gun incident and is emotional when talking about his kids. After an hour and 20 minutes, Schaap has sympathy for Plaxico.
Herman Edwards says the biggest thing for Michael Vick is to act appropriately off the field. Herm likes how Mark Sanchez was able to come back after making a mistake.
Jeff Tedford loves RB Jahvid Best's speed and versatility, credits his line play, likes the high expectations to knock off USC, and agrees the Pac-10 plays tough out of conference.
Colin Cowherd talks about how Jets QBs Mark Sanchez and Kellen Clemens threw similar interceptions, but Sanchez gets the benefit of the doubt because he's a rookie.
Spanning the Globe takes us to New York (Sanchez/Clemens' efforts for Jets), Miami (Michael Beasley rehab), and MLB (Dodgers/Rockies, Yankees clubhouse, Mets).
The daily Football Fix covers San Francisco (starting QB named), San Diego (Philip Rivers contract extension) and New York (Jets QB battle continues).
Colin Cowherd shares a pair of stories that made him laugh.
Matt Light talks about having Tom Brady back in the lineup and how the QB prepares for each game. Light feels spoiled for having been with New England for his entire career.
Peter Gammons explains why the Yankees are the best team in baseball and comments on the improved play of Derek Jeter.
Bob Davie predicts Notre Dame will win 10 games and says that LSU is his dark horse team heading into the season.
Brian Blessing talks about how QBs like Jay Cutler and Brett Favre impact the betting lines. Blessing says his favorites for the Super Bowl are New England and Pittsburgh.
Spanning the Globe takes us to Dallas (Cowboys' new stadium), Washington, D.C. (Jason Campbell) and Major League Baseball (Yankees-Red Sox).
Colin Cowherd explains why he couldn't care less about the NL Wild Card race.
The daily Football Fix covers Seattle (Seahawks), Dallas (Cowboys' new stadium) and Minnesota (Brett Favre).
Colin Cowherd shares a pair of stories that made him laugh.
John Clayton says ultimately Brett Favre got what he wanted. He talks about what to expect from Favre in his first start and updates some camp holdouts, like Michael Crabtree.
The Cowboys open their billion dollar stadium for football tonight. R.J. Choppy tells Doug what sets this place apart from any other venue in the world.
Rod Woodson talks about his induction day experience. He doesn't think we'll see the old Brett Favre (winning 13 games). Plus, how Favre's acquisition will affect the locker room.
Tom McCarthy credits the Phillies offense for turning things around. He talks about Cliff Lee, some dressing tips to Pedro Martinez, and the return of Mets reliever Billy Wagner.
Plaxico Burress was used as an example in New York, but most are familiar with gun laws in the city. When you have a case like this, someone always takes the fall.
Spanning the Globe covers New York (Plaxico sentence too harsh?), Boston (Red Sox/Yankees this weekend), and Pittsburgh (Ben Roethlisberger injury).
The daily Football Fix covers Pittsburgh (Ben Roethlisberger injury) and Cincinnati (Ocho Kicko and Bengals win).
Doug Gottlieb shares a pair of stories that made him laugh.
Bernard Berrian talks about what Brett Favre's arrival means for his team, how running routes will be adjusted, how the backup QBs are dealing with it, and the team's goals.
Chip Kelly talks about going from New Hampshire to Oregon, his background, less coverage on the West Coast, his new offense, and all of his uniform combinations.
Keith Law talks about the MLB division races and why most are done. Teams like the Dodgers are showing their flaws now. Keith thinks it comes back to pitching.
Colin can't wait to see the new Texas Stadium, which is filled with a lot of 'firsts' and 'biggest.' Will this bring fans? Will fans be too entertained off the field?
Spanning the Globe covers Memphis (Memphis hoops expected to vacate wins for infractions), Philadelphia (Cliff Lee undefeated with Phils) and Denver (Broncos at odds with Brandon Marshall).
The daily Football Fix covers New York (Plaxico Burress case), Buffalo (Terrell Owens' toe injury) and Denver (Broncos at odds with WR Brandon Marshall).
Colin Cowherd shares a pair of stories that made him laugh.
Ed Werder is in Minnesota and says Brett Favre will fit into this Vikings locker room. Favre's rotator cuff injury is a risk, but it's a risk for both Favre and the Vikings.
Beano Cook is not worried about Brett Favre's legacy. Colin brings up some old-timers that retired 'the right way.' Beano won't reveal his big college football prediction yet.
Tim Kurkjian says bean balls are getting more press because higher profile players are getting hurt. Tim thinks the Nationals scored a win signing Stephen Strasburg for $15 million.
FOX Sports' Jay Glazer talks about Brett Favre's tendency to change his mind. Favre has battled fatigue issues late in seasons. Now, he has to prevent that in Minnesota.
Spanning the Globe covers the Vikings (Brett Favre set to start on Friday), MLB (John Smoltz) and the Browns (verbal tirade from Eric Mangini).
Colin isn't sure why everyone is worried about Brett Favre's legacy. No one can take away what he's done. But he could end up being less than special in Minnesota.
The daily Football Fix covers takes us to Minnesota (Brett Favre signs and practices), Green Bay (Packers' fans reaction to Favre) and Cleveland (Browns still no starting QB).
Colin Cowherd shares a pair of stories that made him laugh.
Chris Mortensen tells Colin Cowherd that Brett Favre is headed to Minnesota Tuesday and will sign with the Vikings pending a physical.
Adam Schefter says he's surprised by how quickly the Favre to the Vikings deal came together. Schefter says the Vikings feel Favre gives them the best chance to make it to the Super Bowl.
Mark Rosen of WCCO in Minneapolis breaks down the news that Brett Favre will sign with the Vikings. Rosen describes what the scene was like as Favre arrived at the Vikings' facility.
Giants tackle David Diehl reacts to the news of Brett Favre's return to the NFL and how it impacts the balance of power in the NFC. Plus, Diehl talks about Michael Vick signing with the Eagles.
Trent Dilfer reacts to Brett Favre's return to the NFL with the Minnesota Vikings. Dilfer says it's worked out well for Favre, but he's not sure it will work out well for the Vikings.
The daily Football Fix covers Brett Favre's return to the NFL with the Vikings and the situation with the Oakland Raiders.
Spanning the Globe covers the Giants' preseason win and the latest from the Oakland Raiders.
Reports out of Oakland suggest that Raiders coach Tom Cable had an altercation with defensive assistant Randy Hanson. Colin Cowherd reacts to the news.
Colin Cowherd says the NFL is very predictable. To prove it, he's picking NFL division winners on Aug. 17. If he's wrong, the staff is in for a big party.
Notre Dame coach Charlie Weis says he's not feeling the pressure of expectations this season. He says he's always trying to win every game. Weis says schedules are always harder than they look.
Sal Paolantonio breaks down the Michael Vick signing. How were the Eagles able to keep this a secret?
Peter Gammons says the Red Sox need to concentrate on the Wild Card and forget about winning the division. Plus, he talks about Carlos Zambrano and more.
Colin Cowherd shares a pair of stories that made him laugh.
Colin and Michelle Beadle discuss whether college football players should be shaking hands before games.
The daily Football Fix breaks down the Jets QB competition, Seahawks training camp and the QB situation in Minnesota.
Spanning the Globe covers Y.E. Yang's win over Tiger Woods at the PGA Championship, NFL preseason games and Brett Favre.
Colin Cowherd shares his reaction to Michael Vick's return. He's most surprised that the Eagles were able to keep it a secret until the news was announced.
Buck Showalter talks about the Yankees hitting their stride, the Rangers being a serious threat, the Cubs struggles, and a possible Dodgers-Phillies NLCS matchup.
Erik Kuselias shares a pair of stories that made him laugh.
Erik Kuselias' first reaction to the Eagles signing Michael Vick was why not? Maybe he'll make a difference because Philly hasn't been able to win a title.
Spanning the Globe covers Tom Brady's return, Tiger Woods in the second round of the PGA Championship, and reaction to the Michael Vick signing in Philly.
Adam Schefter was surprised the Eagles signed Michael Vick. Schefter thinks Vick will be an offensive weapon, be popular in Philly and be reinstated sooner rather than later.
Mike Lombardi says Michael Vick's press conference was compelling because of how far Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie has come on this issue. Vick has built a lot of allies.
Ron Jaworski thinks Philadelphia is a tough fit for Michael Vick because of the fans and media. Jaws also talks about Donovan McNabb's reaction.
Strong and forceful in pro football works, but until you win, you don't get the benefit of the doubt from your players.
Chargers TE Antonio Gates says LaDainian Tomlinson has looked good in training camp so far and looks ahead to this season for San Diego.
Former Giants head coach Jim Fassel talks about Michael Vick, QB competitions and the UFL.
Colin Cowherd welcomes in Beano Cook to break down the Top 25 teams in college football. Beano won't reveal his national championship pick yet, much to Colin's disappointment.
Spanning the Globe covers U.S. Soccer's loss to Mexico, Pedro Martinez's return and the start of the PGA Championship.
The daily Football Fix breaks down Donte' Stallworth's suspension and injuries in the NFL and college football.
Colin Cowherd shares a pair of stories that made him laugh.
Colin and Michelle Beadle discuss whether it's okay for fans to rat other fans out at games.
Colin Cowherd discusses the scandalous story involving Louisville basketball coach Rick Pitino. Colin says the moral of the story is not to sleep with people you're not married to.
Spanning the Globe analyzes Team USA soccer, the Rick Pitino scandal and the Red Sox-Tigers brawl in Boston.
Colin and Michelle Beadle discuss the Red Sox-Tigers brawl, cologne and drinking beer through a straw.
Colin Cowherd shares a pair of stories that made him laugh.
Washington Redskins defensive back DeAngelo Hall says Jason Campbell is the right guy to quarterback the team. He could never understand why there were rumors of other QBs in Washington. Plus, Hall comments on Michael Vick and the Oakland Raiders.
USC football coach Pete Carroll says he doesn't think his schedule is as tough this year as it has been in the past. Pete gives us some perspective on his QB situation right now and says the strength of his team is the offensive line.
Alexi Lalas sets the scene from Mexico City for the U.S.-Mexico showdown. He talks about the different type of training Team USA has had to endure to get ready. Lalas says the big question is which team is going to show up for the U.S.
Peter King shares his thoughts on NFL training camps, Mark Sanchez and Michael Vick.
Colin Cowherd shares a pair of stories that made him think.
Colin and Michelle Beadle discuss a new training tactic for the 49ers, toenails and more.
Is Yankees-Red Sox really the best rivalry in sports? What about Colts-Patriots? Colin Cowherd examines all the top rivalries in sports today.
Darren Woodson says Tony Romo is more focused this season. He also talks about Michael Vick's possible return to the NFL.
Colts center Jeff Saturday talks about what the season will be like under a new coaching staff. He says the team will be able to handle the change.
Eric Karros talks about the Yankees' sweep of the Red Sox and the Dodgers' recent struggles.
The daily Football Fix examines Patriots' training camp, college football coaches on the hot seat and Tony Dungy's comments about Michael Vick.
Spanning the Globe covers a big win for the Dodgers, Pedro Martinez's return to MLB and Donte' Stallworth.
How much backlash will there be if a team signs Michael Vick? Colin Cowherd examines the possible protests.
Spanning the Globe covers the Yankees' sweep of the Red Sox, another win for Tiger Woods and the Titans' preseason win.
Colin Cowherd reacts to the Yankees' sweep of the Red Sox. Boston looks a lot older Monday morning.
Colin Cowherd shares a pair of stories that made him think.
Peter Gammons breaks down the Yankees' sweep of the Red Sox. There's not a lot Terry Francona can do right now to turn the team around.
Falcons TE Tony Gonzalez says Atlanta has been a great fit for him so far. He says Matt Ryan will eventually be one of the best QBs in the league.
Ken Rosenthal discusses why the Dodgers have struggled lately and what's next for the Red Sox and Yankees.
Colin Cowherd and Michelle Beadle preview their SportsNation television show.
Spanning the Globe covers the Michael Crabtree situation, Rashard Lewis' positive test and Yankees-Red Sox.
While Doug Gottlieb agrees that rookies have little leverage in their contract negotiations, he feels that Michael Crabtree is getting bad advice.
Colin Cowherd shares a pair of stories that made him laugh.
Former NFL head coach Steve Mariucci weighs in on the Michael Crabtree situation. He says Crabtree has an experience agent who will probably get the deal done and his advisor shouldn't be talking.
Herman Edwards talks about the Michael Crabtree negotiations, Jay Cutler with the Bears and Mark Sanchez with the Jets.
Michael Kay says he almost felt sorry for John Smoltz as he struggled at Yankee Stadium Thursday night. Kay also looks at the rest of the series.
Dennis Eckersley talks about John Smoltz's rough outing Thursday night and how the Red Sox and Yankees are going in opposite directions.
Titans head coach Jeff Fisher explains how he's stayed in the NFL so long. He says success comes with creating a great locker room.
Brent Musburger joins Colin Cowherd in studio to talk about college football. He picks Stanford as his sleeper and says the Pac-10 will have a great year.
Angels RF Bobby Abreu says he's having a great year with the Angels and talks about the difference between playing for the Angels and playing for the Yankees.
Former Yankee and World Series champion Bucky Dent talks about the Red Sox-Yankees rivalry.
Spanning the Globe covers Reggie Bush's health, Braylon Edwards and Yankees-Red Sox.
Colin explains how something he read about Vince Young has made him change how he sees the Titans QB.
Colin Cowherd shares a pair of stories that made him laugh.
Colin Cowherd doesn't have a lot of pet peeves, but needy men are one of his worst. Colin thinks Brett Favre is becoming one of those guys.
Colin Cowherd shares a pair of stories that made him laugh.
Mitch Kupchak talks about the negotiations with Lamar Odom and the futures of Kobe Bryant and Phil Jackson. Mitch never thought that Odom would leave the Lakers.
Spanning the Globe takes us to Atlanta (Roddy White), MLB (Prince Fielder and Albert Pujols) and New York (Eli Manning).
Michelle Beadle previews Wednesday's SportsNation television show. Has Colin ever gotten in a fight?
Beano Cook explains why there should be seven automatic BCS bids and why Notre Dame isn't a television draw anymore.
Warren Moon dishes on what it is like for a QB in today's NFL. Warren hopes that Michael Vick will get a second chance in the league and work on his passing skills.
Kellen Clemens explains how he can mentor Mark Sanchez while still wanting to be the starting QB. Kellen expects to be the starter and has taken the majority of the snaps with the first team.
Colin's Football Fix takes a look at the Falcons, Cowboys and Giants.
Michelle Beadle joins Colin in studio to preview Tuesday's SportsNation television show. What do you make of the fights in training camp?
Matt Leinart is reportedly competing for the backup spot in Arizona. Colin Cowherd says you can't develop "toughness" later in life.
Spanning the Globe covers the Plaxico Burress case, the NL Central and college football.
Colin Cowherd shares a pair of stories that made him laugh.
ESPN.com's Chris Low discusses Urban Meyer's new contract with the Florida Gators.
Kirk Herbstreit talks about Urban Meyer's new contract with Florida and his future in college football.
Dodgers GM Ned Colletti discusses how the season has been going so far and how involved the Dodgers were in the Roy Halladay trade talks.
Sal Paolantonio talks about the latest in the Plaxico Burress case and Michael Vick's search for an NFL team.
Colin Cowherd shares a pair of stories that made him laugh.
Colin Cowherd says it's too late for Tony Romo to be growing up. The rest of the NFC is too good now, and the Cowboys may be too late to start competing for playoff wins.
Spanning the Globe covers NFL training camps, the new Red Sox steroid story and Derrick Mason's return to the Ravens.
Hall of Famer Michael Irvin talks about Cowboys' training camp, Tony Romo's "focus" being on football and more news from Dallas.
Sports Illustrated's Tom Verducci joins Colin to look at the MLB playoff races. Who will win the NL wild card?
Michelle Beadle joins Colin in studio to talk about some fun topics in sports. If you had to give up alcohol or dessert, which would you choose? If you could be any person in sports, who would it be?
