News about Colin Cowherd

One or two of its media partners is likely to give the NFL a Christmas gift early this year. With the league's recent news that two games would be played this year, the league is expected to open the bidding to NBC, Fox Sports, CBS, ESPN-ABC, and Amazon Prime Video, a multi-billion-dollar franchise that will collectively pay the NFL $110 billion through 2033. Front Office Sports was the first to announce the bidding process. The NFL refused to respond to the website, and did not respond to DailyMail.com's request for more details right away. Michael McCarthy of FOS puts the over/under on opening bids at around $50 million.

Although Kelce was chastised for the confrontation, Reid and Reid seemed to have chuckled as they marched toward their third Super Bowl title in five years. Reid appeared on The Herd with Colin Cowherd on Thursday and joked about what he might have done if Kelce were there. Reid chuckled, 'I didn't hear him coming or else I would have forearm ripped him.' 'You know, he got me.' Reid then took a more serious tone, emphasizing Kelce's passion, leadership, and importance to the team. Reid also shared how Kelce is like a son to him.

Colin Cowherd of Fox Sports has reported that his Rhode Island home had been shattered recently, before guessing that Taylor Swift might have been the intended victim. Cowherd described how he and his wife returned home from a night out to find a car on their driveway in a video shared to TikTok. Cowherd discovered her boyfriend was already inside the car and immediately called the cops after speaking with a woman inside.

With Colin Cowherd, FOX Sports analyst Jason McIntyre dismissed a suggestion that New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers has something significant in the works. McIntyre said he had received emails from Rodgers relating to his appearance on Joe Rogan's podcast, but that he had no clue about what might be going on. At our quick trip to the Super Bowl, we heard something about Rodgers,' McIntyre said before stopping himself.'

On the duo's 'Calm Down' podcast, Andrews said, 'We're not going to win in this situation.' 'But I just listened to Colin Cowherd on about people who suspect Taylor Swift is ruining the NFL.' No, she is not.' Andrews later revealed that it was actually the 49ers' NFC Championship matchup with the Lions that sold better in terms of viewership than Chiefs-Ravens last Sunday.

Whoopi Goldberg of The View has slammed 'toxic masculine' men who have been getting riled up by Taylor Swift's return to screen time at her boyfriend Travis Kelce's NFL games. In Wednesday's version of their show, Goldberg and her ABC co-host Joy Behar addressed the actor's bizarre obsession with him, asking football fans why they are'so p***ed'. Analyst Colin Cowherd recently defended the coverage from 'weird and insecure' fans, as Kelce's Kansas City Chiefs braced for the Super Bowl next Sunday, revealing that the pop star appeared for an average of 25 seconds on each NFL broadcast. The View's hosts similarly took aim, with Goldberg, 68, saying: 'What are you so p***ed about?Why are you so mad? In this world, there are just so many things to be angry at. Why are these men toxically masculine?'

Colin Cowherd, a FOX Sports analyst, defended broadcast networks for featuring Taylor Swift while still chastising those who are still complaining about how often she's seen on television. Swift has made a name for herself in NFL broadcasting, but there have been slews of people who don't want to see her on television. Cowherd blasted those critics who said that their claims had been dismissed and that their vitriol against Swift could have traces of misogynism.

Colin Cowherd has made a bold assertion about Aaron Rodgers, saying that the Jets quarterback's football IQ isn't very high' in a new segment. Rodgers, 40, is no stranger to controversy, as he's proudly refused the COVID vaccine and earlier misled the public about his identity, saying he was 'immunized' before admitting he hadn't been denied the shot. Now, Cowherd has taken aim at Rodgers' football acumen after a disastrous rookie season with the Jets in which he tore his Achilles in Week 1.

Tyreek Hill, a Miami Dolphins quarterback, was shot and injured Colin Cowherd after the sports analyst insulted his team. Since predicting Dallas would'blow them out, the Fox Sports host poured cold water on the Dolphins' 22-20 victory over the Cowboys.' The Cowherd also said Miami hadn't achieved anything "remarkable" to earn the respect the Dolphins have been demanding, despite downplaying their playoff chances.

According to reports, the Chicago Bears had discussions about recruiting Michigan Wolverines head coach Jim Harbaugh as a substitute for Matt Eberflus. Harbaugh's name is expected to be a hot topic during this off-season's NFL coaching blitz, much as it has every year since he left the San Francisco 49ers to begin his tenure with Michigan. When she was asked if Harbaugh's name had surfaced in coaching discussions, the Athletics' Dianna Russini appeared on 'The Herd with Colin Cowherd'.

Characters from the game begin to discuss her music as the 33-year-old pop star begins to immerse herself in American football. Terry Bradshaw, the NFL broadcaster, expressed reservations about Swift's tour appearances on FS1's The Herd on Tuesday. When host Colin Cowherd asked Swift if she would perform for the duration of her three-hour sets, the four-time Super Bowl champion had reservations about it. 'Maybe you don't't have it,' Bradshaw said.

According to Fox Sports' Colin Cowherd, Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift's budding friendship isn't a love tale but rather a calculated publicity stunt carried out by the social media-savvy NFL star. I'm not into this stuff, and my gut tells they're trolling all of us,' Cowherd told his followers on FS1's 'The Herd.' 'I have a feeling that the Kelce's are really good on social media, that his brand is exploding, and he's on like six commercials now.'

Shannon Sharpe may soon be working with Stephen A. Smith, but he's also teaming up with Colin Cowherd, as the pair revealed on Wednesday. Sharpe and Cowherd announced that the NFL Hall of Famer would be bringing his 'Club Shay' podcast to The Volume, a Cowherd-owned sports podcasting firm. The show was previously broadcast on Fox Sports before Sharpe left the network in June.

Dwayne Haskins was one of a list of players he believes are unlikely to win a Super Bowl, according to Colin Cowherd, 16 months after the former quarterback died in a car crash. Cowherd assembled a 20-man list of quarterbacks who, in his opinion, "will not win a Super Bowl," which featured the likes of Teddy Bridgewater of the Detroit Lions and Justin Fields of the Chicago Bears. However, Haskins, the ex-Washington Redskins and Pittsburgh Steelers player who died last year, was also on the list.

LeBron James' recent revelation that he would be returning for a 21st NBA season has caused some anxiety, not for the decision itself, but rather the way the Los Angeles Lakers star delivered the news. James told the audience he'd be back for 2023-24 after briefly considering retirement at the end of this year, and he'll be back for 2023-24. Former ESPN anchor Dan Patrick, who chastised James and the network for selecting the right time to make the announcement, was unsatisfied with the news.

Metcalf demonstrated his lightning speed when hawked Baker down at Seattle's eight-yard line two years ago after the Cardinals were able to block a TD pass on his team's three-yard line. On Fox Sports this week, the 25-year-old wide receiver wondered if he played for the Miami Dolphins wideout Tyreek Hill before being asked whether he has the highest speed in the league. Metcalf replied with a broad smile: 'Yes, I am.' "I am a person who reads.'

Tom Brady is no longer a footballer, but that doesn't mean he's given up on his new position as an announcer with Fox Sports. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback, who recently departed on Monday, told host Colin Cowherd that he will not be ready to move to the booth until 2024. In other words, NFL fans will go through the entire season without Brady in 2023, for the first time this millennium. When asked if he'd take some time off, Brady said, 'Decompression's sorely needed.'

Sean Payton, the former New Orleans Saints coach, spoke with the Houston Texans on Monday and said he is "definitely" interested in the team's vacancy. The Texans are coming off a 3-13-1 season and fired head coach Lovie Smith last week. Smith is the third head coach the team has fired in as many years, after David Culley and Romeo Crennel. Payton, an offensive whiz who led New Orleans to a Super Bowl victory at the end of the 2009 season, is expected to make a high salary compared to rivaling Los Angeles Rams head coach Sean McVay's reported $15 million per year. In addition, Payton, who abruptly resigned with the Saints, could have to compensate New Orleans with one or two draft picks. On Monday's episode of 'The Herd with Colin Cowherd,' Payton discussed the benefits with Saints GM Mickey Loomis: be a mid- or late-round pick.'

Sean Payton, the former New Orleans head coach, has described how the Saints franchise came within minutes of bringing Drew Brees and Patrick Mahomes into the quarterback room. During the 2017 NFL Draft, the Kansas City Chiefs traded up to the tenth pick in a trade with Buffalo -- one spot ahead of Payton and New Orleans. Marshawn Lattimore, the Saints' 2017 defensive rookie of the year, was picked in 11th over the Saints' 11th pick.

According to reports, Ben Simmons and the Philadelphia 76ers have reached an understanding over the player's grievance allegations. Simmons, the current Brooklyn Nets quarterback, has been suspended after the team withheld nearly $20 million from his salary for refusing to play games last season. According to ESPN, the two groups have signed a settlement deal.

Ben Simmons was given a $50 million lifeline by the Brooklyn Nets in a highly publicized trade with James Harden, before he repaid the team by abandoning them in the NBA playoffs. Now an NBA analyst has revealed the brutal way he walked out on his new teammates.