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Colin Cowherd
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Fox Sports Analyst (likely Colin Cowherd or co-host)
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Colin Cowherd
Wait till you're out here next week and you go to the candy drawer they got over here. Oh boy, it's locked and loaded and I'm emptying it twice a week. Yeah.
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Fox Sports Analyst (likely Colin Cowherd or co-host)
All right. Urban Meyer will be joining us in about 30 minutes. He is live from Columbus, Ohio. The Buckeyes take on Penn State. Penn State's got the athletes, I'll tell you. They got the players. But that, that program's in a bit of turmoil right now as they're looking for a coach. So is lsu, so is Florida, and Lane Kiffin's the leading candidate. But I'll tell you to Nobody's surprised the Ravens thumped the Dolphins last night, but Miami has officially started the rebuild process after parting ways this morning with general manager Chris Greer, which is exactly what they need. They also announced they're going to keep Mike McDaniel for the rest of the year. Very smart. Don't put an interim guy in who reels off four or five wins and everybody goes, I'll hire the interim. Okay, don't do that. You know what Miami's got to do next? Go hire Lane Kiffin. Everything about Miami's empty calories last night Time of possession, yards, first downs. Miami as many as Baltimore, and they got blown out. They got no alpha. They got no culture. Mike McDaniel is a great offensive coach. Yeah, come on. I'll get the two later. Here's why you go higher. Lane Kiffin, number one offense in college football, last several years. Half the SEC quarterbacks this year, all that first round draft quarterbacks. Everybody's talking about what a great quarterback draft is going to be for the eight best quarterbacks are from the sec. Lane recruited him. Lane faced him. Lane's looked at film of him. Nobody knows the SEC quarterbacks better than the current best offensive coach. So you get all the Mike McDaniel innovation, but you get an alpha. He played the position. He's a guy's guy. He's got an attitude. That's what Miami lacks. They got a smart guy in the building. They got no culture. They got nothing. They're flimsy. It's empty calories. Last night, you look at the yards, you look at a lot of the box score, you're like, I must have been a close game. And just all empty calories. And by the way, for college coaches now, it used to be college looked one way, the NFL looked another way. But now college coaches like Kiffin, they have free agency. It's called the transfer portal. They pay the players. So Lane Kiffin. And Ole Miss doesn't have a great football program. They're good with Kiffin. They've led college football and offense. The NFL is an offensive league. He has been a CEO. Because in the NFL, you want your coach to be a CEO. Everybody's always like, get the GM first, then the coach. Ah, nonsense. Chargers got Harbaugh first. A week later, they hire the gm, go get Lane Kiffin. At the end of the year, Kiffin can keep bouncing around. Florida, lsu, Ole Miss. It's college football. Take a big swing. Lane Kiffin, take a big swing. College coaches like Harbaugh, they are CEOs. They, they got the transfer portal, the nil. It's all different now. It used to be college coach, he went to high schools. Belichick now coaches college. He just write a check to get guys. So college and NFL is much more similar in style. This isn't about to that. Ship has sailed. They got a clean house. I would. I would move off tua. I would move off the coach. I would move off the gm. Do not put an interim coach in there. Do not do it. Because the guy reels off five out of six wins and everybody in Miami is Like, oh, my God, that's how the Raiders, you know, Antonio Pierce, you get hot, you win a couple games. It's the substitute teacher rule. Everybody's great to the substitute teacher. That's not what you do. So you want the innovation. What does Miami have? Innovation. Don't lose the innovation with Lane Kiffin. You keep the innovation. And the other thing is, I don't. This idea that the GM selects the coach and the GM selects the quarterback. I got news for you. Lane Kiffin knows the quarterbacks in the SEC better than any gm. Season ends. Write a check, get Kiffin. Let Kiffin make sure he likes the gm. I'd have Kiffin pick the quarterback, then have the GM pick everybody else. Remember, folks, I know a lot of these GMs. I think they're really good. I think they're nice guys. They're smart. Half of them like TUA more than Justin Herbert. Half of them. I mean, when Justin Herbert walks into a room, six, six, good looking, strapping guy, four, two, biology major, howitzer for an arm. TUA walks into a room, it's like, are you working Accounting? Certain guys look like pro athletes. Half the GMs wanted Tua in the AFC where the best teams are like, you know, Baltimore, Kansas City, when Burrell's healthy. Cincinnati, it's going to be New England. TUA in the afc. What are we doing? So I think. I think this is the way to do it. Now. Mike McDaniel, after getting blown out. This was not about Baltimore last night. I told you yesterday. They're going to win. They're going to win comfortably. Lamar Jackson's back. They're going to reel off six straight wins or thereabout. We knew they were going to win that game. This is about Miami. GM's out. They're going to keep smartly, keep the coach to the end. And I got nothing against Mike McDaniel. I think he's smart. I'd hire him in a New York minute to be my coordinator. He's not a head coach here. He is after. Listen, the bottom line is you have to cross your T's and dot your I's in the International Football League or. Or you get made pay. So there's. It's a very, very dis. I mean, these are the things that will constantly occur in the National Football League. You won't like the results. No presence. Absolutely. Dan Campbell hit you like a strong drink. Mike Vrabel, intimidating. You know, like Sean McVeigh walks to the podium. He's. He looks and feels like he's six, eight. Horrible presence. Presence. I said this about Kiffin. Kiffin can be snarky. He can be a smart aleck. Oh, you offend the donors, you offend the athletic director. Yeah, get out of that world. I love college football. Get out of that space. Just deal with one owner. You know, you gotta deal sometime. You know, Miami actually isn't that impulsive. Miami, you know, they gave Mike McDaniel a long Runway. I mean, they gave Chris Greer a decade plus to be a gm, and I don't think he's very good. I got nothing against him, but if you have two as a quarterback, you have to have a good backup quarterback and a great O line. They have neither. So a lot of these GMs, you don't major at GM in college. You're a scout. You work your way up. I mean, I. First step, GM's out. Second step, keep McDaniel. Third step, get Lane Kiffin. Let him choose the GM. Because these quarterbacks in the SEC, the eight best quarterbacks going into the draft, four Kiffins either recruited him, faced him, watched film on them. All right, Secondly, Mahomes and Josh Allen faced this weekend again. They've faced nine times. Mahomes has won five, Allen's won four. So when these guys came into the NFL, they had a lot in common. Both came. They didn't win a lot in college. They both went to small markets, Kansas City, Buffalo. Both the teams had coaches that had led their team in a previous season to the playoffs. Both are insanely gifted. Our two most gifted quarterbacks, they played nine times. And there have been wild shootouts. The difference to me is that Mahomes has the best offensive coach in league history. Bill Walsh is the only other one in the running. And Josh Allen has a very good coach. And I last year when these teams played, remember that push, push thing Buffalo tried to do? And it looked unorganized. Remember that? It looked like they just told Josh Allen, hey, Josh, you're six. Six. Just reach the ball over and get a first down. And that's the difference. I believe if Josh Allen gets Andy Reid and Mahomes gets McDermott, they both win a ton, but somebody else has the trophies. I really believe that Kansas City, when they played Buffalo last year, were better on third down, were perfect on fourth down, outscored Buffalo in the fourth quarter. Mahomes and Reed do not beat you in the opening drive. They beat you late. When Brady and Belichick were running around winning super bowl after super bowl, they weren't blowing people out. They dominated the Rams, but every other Super Bowl Belichick and Brady were in were won or lost on one possession. The colder the weather gets, the later it gets. In the season past Thanksgiving, small becomes big. The minutiae matters a ton. Situational football is the key to all of it. Again, when the weather's warm, Tua looks like a Pro Bowler. When the weather's warm at 72 degrees and everybody's healthy and comfortable, that's not what the NFL is. The NFL is December. Half your defense is banged up, three or four guys on the ir. The weather stinks, it's cold and the games come down to inches, not feet, feet, not yards. And so to me, I look at McDermott, I think he's a very good coach. I look at Andy Reid as the league gets pivoted to offense as the greatest offensive coach along with Bill Walsh of all time. And so the meetings are always superb. They're the two most gifted guys that have played the position in a long time and perhaps ever. And here's Josh Allen ahead of the matchup this weekend. I think we've played them, I mean, damn near every year since I've gotten here. So yeah, I mean, I guess you.
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Urban Meyer
Can look at it from a perspective of, perspective of we kind of understand what they try to do to us.
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Fox Sports Analyst (likely Colin Cowherd or co-host)
You know, but there's, there's jabs, there's counters, you know, there's, there's different things that you can do throughout seeing each other, throughout the years of making things look the same but being completely different. Listen, you get lucky sometimes where you get, you know, Yankees, Dodgers, big markets, big pressure, World Series, we all got Brady and Manning multiple times. I can remember some of the Tiger on the back nine, Phil Mickelson. In big tournaments you don't get a lot of them in sports, but I do think Mahomes and Allen qualifies as a true all time heavyweight battle. Looking forward to it. Again, I like the Chiefs, I like the over. I think they're going to score points mostly because the weather's fun in Buffalo and these are all time quarterback talents. Be sure to catch live editions of.
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Colin Cowherd
The Herd weekdays at noon Eastern, 9am.
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Fox Sports Analyst (likely Colin Cowherd or co-host)
Pacific on Fox Sports Radio, FS1 and the iHeartRadio radio app. Hey, is Cavino and Rich from Fox Sports Radio. Now, in addition to hearing us live weekdays from 5 to 7pm Eastern, 2 to 4 Pacific on Fox Sports Radio, we're excited to announce a brand new YouTube channel for the show. Yup, that's right. You can now Watch Covino ENRICH Live on YouTube every day. All you got to do, search COVINO and RICH FSR on YouTube again. Go to YouTube. Search COVINOENRICH FSR. Check us out on YouTube. Subscribe Hit that thumbs up icon and.
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Katie Couric
Comment away on the latest episode of Next Question with me, Katie Couric. I sat down with Bernie Sanders, who is 84 years old, has spent 34 years in Congress and he can still pack a rally with people a quarter of his age.
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Urban Meyer
Denver, 34,000 people come out. Salt Lake City, 20,000 people. You know, huge turnouts. People are really dissatisfied about the status quo.
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Katie Couric
His Fighting Oligarchy tour with AOC and other young progressives has become a movement. But is his message too far to the left? Well, he certainly doesn't think so.
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Fox Sports Analyst (likely Colin Cowherd or co-host)
Does that sound like a radical idea, Katie?
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Urban Meyer
Is that too far left for you?
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Katie Couric
Okay, okay, I get your point, Bernie. We talk about the billionaire class, the cost of living, and of course, the government shutdown, not to mention the current state of the Democratic Party.
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Urban Meyer
To me, the failure of the Democratic Party has been an unwillingness to recognize the real issues.
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Katie Couric
Open your free iHeartRadio app. Search Next question with Katie Couric. And listen now.
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Colin Cowherd
I'm Eva Longoria.
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Maite Gomez-Rejón
And I'm Maite Gomez Rejun.
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Katie Couric
And on our podcast Hungry for History, we mix two of our favorite things, food and history.
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Maite Gomez-Rejón
Ancient Athenians used to scratch names onto oyster shells and they called these astrakhan to vote politicians into exile. So our word ostracize is related to the word oyster.
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Fox Sports Analyst (likely Colin Cowherd or co-host)
No way.
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Maite Gomez-Rejón
Bring back the ostracon.
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Katie Couric
And because we've got a very mi casa es su casa kind of vibe on our show, friends always stop by.
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Fox Sports Analyst (likely Colin Cowherd or co-host)
Pretty much every entry into this side of the planet was through the El Golfo de Mexico. No, the America.
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Maite Gomez-Rejón
No, the America.
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Fox Sports Analyst (likely Colin Cowherd or co-host)
El Golfo de Mexico. Continuada.
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Urban Meyer
Ciembo.
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Colin Cowherd
Si.
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Fox Sports Analyst (likely Colin Cowherd or co-host)
Forever and ever.
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Katie Couric
It blows me away how progressive Mexico was in this moment. They had land reform, they had labor rights, they had education rights.
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Maite Gomez-Rejón
Mustard seeds were so valuable to the ancient Egyptians that they used to place them in their tombs for the afterlife.
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Katie Couric
Listen to Hungry for History as part of the My Cultura Podcast network, available on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.
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Maite Gomez-Rejón
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Danny Trejo
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Fox Sports Analyst (likely Colin Cowherd or co-host)
Urban Meyer, 17 years as a college football head coach, three natties, SEC Big Ten, Fox Sports Football analyst is joining us live. Ohio State plays almost, you'd call it like a wounded animal. Penn State football's got all sorts, NFL bodies and players, they're a bit beat up right now. Those are dangerous teams to play. You know, I gotta ask you, you know, lsu, you got the governor involved. Yikes. You got Florida, you got Penn State. Like I thought Brian Kelly was a midwest personality. And it just never felt like a fit of those three jobs. And I'm talking from donors, athletic department expectations, lsu, Florida, Penn State. Is there one that jumps out to you today is the best job? I would.
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Urban Meyer
They're all three blue blood programs. They're all three that have national championship expectation. But to answer your question, the one that stands out to me, and you can say I'm somewhat biased, is Florida. I just think that's, you know, Florida and LSU to me are right there. And it's all about recruiting base. You know, the problem with Penn State, Penn State's got the same problem Notre Dame does. You have to go recruit the world. You can't, you can't put a little footprint. Lsu, you can fill a team with, you know, with a short plane ride from Baton Rouge, the G, you can certainly fill A roster with a 3, 4 hour radius around your school. So I would put one of those two. It's just the whole dynamics. What's happened with LSU is the reason I have them behind Florida is I don't really understand what's going on there with a governor now, there's no ad. And I'll tell you, I had Jeremy Foley, Gene Smith, Chris Hill and Paul Krebs. And you have got to be like this with that ad. And if you don't have one and if you're reporting to the governor or the board of supervisors, whatever, to me that's just, you'd have to really research, research that one.
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Fox Sports Analyst (likely Colin Cowherd or co-host)
What I mean, I always had a theory on Brian Kelly. I just don't, you know, listen, I think he's a really good coach. I think he went down there and sometimes it happens in life. When you took jobs from Utah to Bowling Green to Florida to Ohio State, you could have taken another job, but it wouldn't have been authentic because you were kind of worn out from it. You'd done it, you had your mark on college football. I think Brian, and I do not blame him, I think it happens to a lot of men, get in their 60s and they go to their family and they're like, listen, we just got offered a boatload of money. We can get a second house now in West Palm Beach. I think I'm going to roll up my sleeves. And I just don't think quite he understood the intensity of lsu. When I, I don't know, these coaching buyouts, I don't like firing guys in week six or seven. What do you make of the buyouts? Are you surprised by it?
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Urban Meyer
I am, but it's all market value. It's, it's something that. It really started towards the last half of my career when you saw all these zeros showing up in your contract and I'd never been a big money guy and fight for this and fight for that, they would offer me a contract, I'd have someone look at it. And I normally just signed it right then because they treated me fairly. But I can see that if you're going to start getting fired after winning 70% of your games and you see James Franklin was, you know, you got to protect yourself and your family because the, you know what you're putting yourself through and is it worth that kind of money, there's a lot of argument, maybe it's not, but it is what it is. And I think more than ever now, Colin, when you saw those three coaches get fired, you know Coach Napier, it was a losing record. The other two, the other two, 25 years ago. Those guys are coaching forever. So I think I heard the governor say that we're not going to do that anymore. Of Louisiana. That's the market value, man. That's. That's what's happening.
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Fox Sports Analyst (likely Colin Cowherd or co-host)
I want to ask you about Lane Kiffin. I do believe coaching in college now with a transfer portal, it's like free agency in the NIH Miles, like a salary cap that it does give you some experience in college now that you didn't have 10 years ago. And there's a little NFL feel to it. Lane's also an offensive coach. The NFL is an offensive league and it's a big year for quarterbacks. And he's seen half of these guys. The draft quarterback prospects, according to Mel Kuiper. I got a bunch. I got a Bama guy, a South Carolina guy, Oklahoma guy, Garrett Nussmeier. I got a bunch of guys. SEC guys. Lane's recruited him. Lane's seen him. Lane's coached against him. He's look at film. What do you think about Lane Kiffin doing the NFL?
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Urban Meyer
Lane Kiffin, We've actually become pretty good friends. We talk a lot and text a lot. And I think he is matured. I think he's one of the top coaches obviously in the game. He also, he's got something I'm jealous of. He also enjoys himself. You know, when I was coached, I was a nut job. You know, it was hard for me to get a good night's sleep. And he, I see him and I admire that, how he's first, he's matured, seems like everything's in order. And obviously he's a hell of an offensive football coach and a hell of a coach. So I, I thought could be success. Successful at every level. Remember, he went to the Raiders as a very young guy. Yeah. But let me, let me throw this about the SEC quarterbacks. We talked about this a minute ago and Todd McShay is a guy that I respect as well as including GMs.
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Fox Sports Analyst (likely Colin Cowherd or co-host)
Yeah.
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Urban Meyer
His opinions, those quarterbacks in the SEC, I'm not sure. Neither is Todd. Are those guys the first round guys that you take and say, you're my quarterback and I'm going to rest my career or not. We're not. You know, I agreed with Todd. He said most of those guys could probably get one more year before they can and go back. Go to the NFL.
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Fox Sports Analyst (likely Colin Cowherd or co-host)
Yeah. I think, I think Mendoza at Indiana and I think Dante Moore feel like first round picks. I Also think late first round. If you're the Rams and have Stafford and don't need a starter today, Lenore Sellers at South Carolina is a guy I could take, take 25th, sit in for a year, learn from a great pro, that that's what I would do. But I think Dante Moore and Mendoza, to me, I'm like, okay, there's some juice there. I don't see a lot of juice with Ty Simpson. I think he's fine. It feels late. Second, you know, there you go. Here's what I worry about with Ohio State. Ohio State's better, but Penn State's got a lot of guys and, you know, they're a little wounded as a program. And Ohio State kids, they can watch the games and they can go, guys, hey, I'm going to. I'm going to have 10 catches in this one. Do you worry about Ohio State? The worst kind of teams to play. You're a big favorite, but they got a bunch of talent and would make their season beating you. Does Penn State worry you if you're the Buckeyes?
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Urban Meyer
Of course they do, because the one thing that's not in question is talent. I'm going to do this on Big Noon tomorrow that you have. Texas has more for five stars than Ohio State. Penn State has as many four or five stars. I think it's like a 60, 65 or something like that. So it's basically the same roster. And then all of a sudden you. Penn State was three points away from playing a national title last year. The majority of that team came back. They were seven points ahead in overtime against Oregon, and then it fell apart. So the question is not if talent is there. Now, they lost their quarterback. But here's the issue. You get exposed sometimes when things go bad. In Ohio State last year, it went real bad against Wolverines. What happened? They got exposed and it got better. I worry a little bit about Penn State. They got exposed when they lost that game and they fell off the map and lost three games. So talent is there. What I would do if I was Ryan Day, I would show them the UCLA film and say, this is the same team that lost in new Mexico by 25 points. So don't. Don't start questioning talent that you're going to see across the line of scrimmage from you.
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Fox Sports Analyst (likely Colin Cowherd or co-host)
Okay, so I think. I think USC is going to beat Nebraska, because I do. I want to ask you a question. I do feel like players feed off a coach, his psychology. And I think Lane, I think Lincoln knows. It's one thing to lose, you know, you can go lose to some big dogs, you can go lose at Notre Dame, you can lose at Oregon. You can't at USC in year four lose to Nebraska. And I, that is a you better not lose it game. Because I think I always say, wake up Saturday night at 9 o'. Clock. If USC is lost in Nebraska, I mean, you get. Jen Cohen is going to be taking calls. So I tend to think the players will feed off the urgency of Lincoln. Lincoln knows how big this is. You have any feel on that game?
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Urban Meyer
I saw, you know, USC to me is a team A. I've said this before about a couple of teams. Team, Team A and Team B. I witnessed the Team A and I witnessed the Team B. I saw the team B in live in a person against Illinois. That was not a great team. And then I saw them just beat the mess out of the Wolverines. And they look like they had it all. The line of scrimmage, they had a skill. The quarterback was playing great, played good defense. If team A shows up, they're better than Nebraska. They're just a better team. Nebraska is a really good team. But usc, if team A shows up, that's a wrap. If team B shows up, we get a problem. And I agree with you. You lose your fourth year to Nebraska, I'm not sure what's going to happen. I don't know all that, but that's, that's not obviously not good.
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Fox Sports Analyst (likely Colin Cowherd or co-host)
Columbus, if you're in Columbus, I've only been there three times. Now, since you're the, you know, you're the guy there. Are you taking the crew out? Is there a place you go every time? You got a little haunt there in Columbus?
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Urban Meyer
Oh, yeah, we got the Urban Meyer Pine House last night. We had our podcast there. And then we're going to Jeff Ruby's Steakhouse tonight. So you only been here three times?
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Fox Sports Analyst (likely Colin Cowherd or co-host)
Listen, I only go.
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Urban Meyer
Let's go, man. It's a mecca here of college football.
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Fox Sports Analyst (likely Colin Cowherd or co-host)
I only go where I'm invited, Coach. You know, I've only gotten a couple limitations there.
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Urban Meyer
I'm gonna talk to Fox about this.
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Fox Sports Analyst (likely Colin Cowherd or co-host)
That's right. All right. Urban Meyer, the great Urban. Seeing you, coach. All right.
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Urban Meyer
Thanks, brother.
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Fox Sports Analyst (likely Colin Cowherd or co-host)
Urban Meyer's Pint House. Does that sound good on a Thursday? Friday night sounds good to me. Of course, jmax in training doesn't sound good to him. You know, he's got the gun show here. J. Mac with the news.
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Danny Trejo
No, no, no, no, no.
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Fox Sports Analyst (likely Colin Cowherd or co-host)
Turn on the news.
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Colin Cowherd
This is the Herdline news. What? Colin, it's getting crazy on the NFL. NFL front. Lot of movement on these injuries on a Friday and one game to watch is Bears, Bengals. Everybody's very excited for the Bears to bounce back against Cincinnati. Caleb Williams has not been great. This is a great spot for him. Bears legend Olin Crutch believes that it's on Ben Johnson to get Caleb going against the bungles.
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Urban Meyer
I would like to see him get.
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Fox Sports Analyst (likely Colin Cowherd or co-host)
Into this quarterback going.
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Urban Meyer
As you know, that's what we're watching for, right? And Caleb has three interceptions and two touchdowns in the last four games. And that critical interception he threw against the Baltimore Ravens, you know, I put.
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Fox Sports Analyst (likely Colin Cowherd or co-host)
That on coach Van Johnson.
- [30:37]
Urban Meyer
I think they're tied together. I think that offense is all tied together. Waiting for the schemes, the concepts to put the ball in the end zone.
- [30:44]
Fox Sports Analyst (likely Colin Cowherd or co-host)
In the red zone.
- [30:47]
Colin Cowherd
Some. Some news literally in the last three minutes. So the Bengals have activated Sean Clifford from the practice squad. He is a quarterback. That probably means Joe Flacco is not going to go. Colin. Oh probably means it's Jim. Jake Browning, the immortal Jake Browning. What? Washington Huskies. Isn't that where he.
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Fox Sports Analyst (likely Colin Cowherd or co-host)
He was Jake. I think when Jake came into the league and people didn't have a lot of film on him, he can. He's a professional. He's a backup. He's a professional. I, I do think with backups, I mean you can have as much video as you want on Justin Herbert or Mahomes. They're going to make plays. But the more video you get, the more looks you get at backup talent, you can minimize the damage they can do. And so I think, I think, I really do think this is a really good matchup for Chicago. I think the offense is going to be comfortable. My take is in the games in which DeAndre Swift has had the ability to pick up chunk yards for the Bears this year. He did not last week putting more onus on Caleb third and long. I think the Bears are going to have a very robust run game and this is going to be the Bear fans. This is going to look like a little bit at times, a little bit like the Dallas matchup. Caleb's got an extra beat. They're running the ball. Your play action on second and four, third and two. I like the Bears here.
- [32:12]
Colin Cowherd
So one thing that helped me a week ago, Colin was two teams were heading into a buy and they're bad teams and I had this feeling there's a little quit in them. They're thinking about their vacation. So here's who's on a buy next week. The Cowboys I think they're still pretty good, right? They're fighting for a walker, so they're not giving up. The Chiefs, obviously they're not giving up. But the Bengals have a buy next week and if Joe Flacco don't start this game, I wonder if we're going to see some shoulder slumped defensively. Offensively, you're thinking about their trip to Cancun, taking the girlfriend to Hawaii, taking the IG girl side piece to wherever. This to me screams Ben Johnson. Caleb, run game. I'm with you. I like the Bears a lot. All right, let's move on. Next game, Denver Broncos. They are 6 and 2, lead the AFC west by a game and head to Houston. This is a big game against the Houston Texans. Line is kind of flip flopped a little bit here. Bo Nix, he's been pretty clutch. Leading record breaking comeback against the Giants a couple weeks ago. Knicks is not overlooking the Texans top ranked defense. They fly around, they do a really good job of attacking the first football.
- [33:22]
Fox Sports Analyst (likely Colin Cowherd or co-host)
Making tackles in space, fast flowing defense.
- [33:28]
Urban Meyer
They don't do a whole lot, but they do what they do really well.
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Fox Sports Analyst (likely Colin Cowherd or co-host)
And they're very consistent at it. They have some key players that you definitely have to be aware of.
- [33:38]
Urban Meyer
You know, just good football players.
- [33:40]
Fox Sports Analyst (likely Colin Cowherd or co-host)
Well, I mean it's Will Anderson if you can.
- [33:44]
Colin Cowherd
He's a menace.
- [33:45]
Fox Sports Analyst (likely Colin Cowherd or co-host)
Yeah, if you can keep Will Anderson out of the pocket. I, this is a stay away game for me. I, you know, the Texans don't give me a lot of consistency. They'll be hot, cold, great half, bad half, so I stayed away. I think Denver's got better personnel, but I said it last week, if, if you can keep the Denver pass rush off CJ Stroud. Last week against the Niners, he had that extra beat. C.J. throws a beautiful football. So this is a stay away game for me. I don't have a strong lean. Denver's the better team. Texans at home, always dangerous.
- [34:15]
Colin Cowherd
Yeah, this is a real difficult game to handicap. So Denver AT has been pretty impressive. Now they got to go on the road against a pretty nasty Houston defense. Houston hasn't shown up in their primetime games. Remember they choked against Baker. Right. They were awful against the Seahawks and I feel like that has kind of skewed the perception of them. People think, ah, they're Houston, they're not that good. There's still a lot of good players on this team. I think Woody Marks, the running back out of usc I believe.
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Fox Sports Analyst (likely Colin Cowherd or co-host)
Excellent.
- [34:43]
Colin Cowherd
He's in line for a big game. Uh, not maybe on the ground, but catching the passes out of the backfield field. That's a struggle for the Denver defense. So we'll talk about this game here in about 10 minutes. Yeah, I'll leave it at that. Final story. Colin, you know, there's this thing called the radio hall of fame, and we got to give you a shout out. Big congratulations are in order to the big guy, Colin Cowherd. He's now in the radio hall of fame in Chicago. Here's some images we got from last night for the audience watching on FS1.
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Fox Sports Analyst (likely Colin Cowherd or co-host)
Pretty cool.
- [35:15]
Colin Cowherd
There he is, accepting the honor.
- [35:16]
Urban Meyer
Suit.
- [35:17]
Fox Sports Analyst (likely Colin Cowherd or co-host)
I had a suit and a tie you get about once every five years. I wear a suit and a tie. There's Kim commando. She was the MC radio hall of famer herself. And there you go. Thanks to everybody, the radio hall of fame, Julie Talbot, Premier Radio iHeartradio. That's a big old head of gray hair.
- [35:38]
Colin Cowherd
Look at that.
- [35:39]
Fox Sports Analyst (likely Colin Cowherd or co-host)
Yeah, there's Julie.
- [35:40]
Katie Couric
Yeah.
- [35:41]
Colin Cowherd
Excellent, man. Listen, it's a pretty big honor winner. Yeah. It's not like I work with hall of famers all the time.
- [35:46]
Fox Sports Analyst (likely Colin Cowherd or co-host)
No kidding. You should be a little more respectful. Yeah. Oh, by the way, Alice Cooper and Martha Quinn. So Alice Cooper is to your right. What a great guy that is. Oh, my God. He is the greatest guy for handicapped. He's a great golf. He does, too. I walked up, I said, alice, A, where's the python? B, what's your handicap cap? He's got that python thing. He's like a radio. He went from all the great music, and he has a radio show. He's been doing it. And he said last night, he goes, I. Radio never gets old. Because I love radio. I've told people that before, you know, tv. There'll be a point when they'll be just like, coward, Your teeth fell out during the opening rant. Radio, Radio. I could wear a hoodie and be like, 104. Yeah.
- [36:36]
Colin Cowherd
You're in the hall of fame, and you're talking to a guy dressed as Austin Reeves wearing a headband, a doofus, kind of.
- [36:44]
Fox Sports Analyst (likely Colin Cowherd or co-host)
J. Max. A little J. Mutch today with the. The biceps. All right, thank you, guys. Thanks, everybody who has supported us and our staff here and Ryan and Jason and Greg Tuohy and everybody back. Appreciate it. Mikhail. Libby. I'm just forgetting people. We just got great people everywhere. Thank you very much. Blah, blah, blah. All right, we're done. Okay. Well, you know, listen, it's. It's a weird year. It's favorites. I'm not a fan of favorites. J. Max got his picks right around the corner. We wrap it up in a Friday next Be sure to catch live editions.
- [37:21]
Colin Cowherd
Of the Herd, weekdays at noon Eastern, 9am Pacific.
- [37:24]
Katie Couric
On the latest episode of Next Question with me, Katie Couric. I sat down with Bernie Sanders, who is is 84 years old, has spent 34 years in Congress and he can still pack a rally with people a quarter of his age.
- [37:38]
Urban Meyer
Denver, 34,000 people come out. Salt Lake City, 20,000 people. You know, huge turnouts. People are really dissatisfied about the status quo.
- [37:48]
Katie Couric
His Fighting Oligarchy tour with AOC and other young progressives has become a movement. But is his message too far to the left? Well, he certainly doesn't think so.
- [37:59]
Fox Sports Analyst (likely Colin Cowherd or co-host)
Does that sound like a radical idea, Katie?
- [38:01]
Urban Meyer
Is that too far left for you?
- [38:02]
Katie Couric
Okay, okay, I get your point, Bernie. We talk about the billionaire class, the cost of living, and of course the government shutdown, not to mention the current state of the Democratic Party.
- [38:16]
Urban Meyer
To me, the failure of the Democratic Party has been an unwillingness to recognize the real issues.
- [38:23]
Katie Couric
Open your free iHeartRadio app search next question with Katie Couric and listen now.
- [38:29]
Colin Cowherd
You know the shade is always shadiest right here. Season six of the podcast Reasonably Shady with Gisele Bryant and Robyn Dixon is here dropping every Monday as two of the founding members of the Real Housewives Potomac. We're giving you all the laughs, drama and reality news you can't handle. And you know, we don't hold back. So come be reasonable or shady with us each and every Monday I was going through a walk in my neighborhood. Out of the blue, I see this huge sign next to somebody's house. Okay, the sign says my neighbor is a Karen.
- [39:11]
Fox Sports Analyst (likely Colin Cowherd or co-host)
No way.
- [39:13]
Maite Gomez-Rejón
I died laughing.
- [39:16]
Colin Cowherd
I'm like, I have to know you are lying. Humongous, y'.
- [39:21]
Urban Meyer
All.
- [39:21]
Colin Cowherd
They had some time on their hands. Listen to Reasonably Shady from the Black Effect Podcast Network on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts.
- [39:33]
Danny Trejo
Welcome fellow seekers of the dark. I'm Danny Trejo. Won't you join me in Nocturnal Tales from the Shadows, an ethology of modern day horror stories inspired by the legends and lore of Latin America. Take a trip from ghastly encounters with evil spirits to bone chilling brushes with supernatural creatures and experience the horrors that have haunted Latin America since the beginning of time. You should probably keep your lights on for Nocturnal Tales from the Shadows. Listen to Nocturnal Tales from the Shadows as part of my Kultura Podcast network, available on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcast or wherever you get Your podcast, Jenna World.
- [40:34]
Maite Gomez-Rejón
Jenna Jamison, Vivid Video and the Valley is a new podcast about the history of the adult film. I'm Molly Lambert, host of Heidi the Heidi Fly Story, and I'll be your tour guide on a wild ride through adult films. We get paid more than the men. We call the shots. In what way is that degrading? That's us taking hold of our Life. In the 1990s, actress Jenna Jameson crossed over into mainstream culture, redefined stardom, then left it all behind. Mind I'm a powerful woman. I think that's intimidating to a man. With a cast of hundreds of actors and comedians playing key figures, we'll take a look at how adult films became legal in the 70s, hugely profitable in the 80s and 90s, and fell off a financial cliff in the 2000s. Listen to Genaworld on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts.
- [41:33]
Colin Cowherd
Tomorrow, a huge day of football kicks off with big noon Saturday is Jeremiah Smith leads top ranked Ohio State against rival Penn State at the shoe. Then at 3:30 Eastern, it's a battle in the Big 12 as number 13 Texas Tech takes on K State. It all begins with big noon Saturday tomorrow on Fox.
- [41:55]
Fox Sports Analyst (likely Colin Cowherd or co-host)
All right. Halloween is upon us. I'm very excited for the children today in America getting cavities their parents will pay for for decades to come. Here we do it, we call it Tomorrow's headlines today, predicting outcomes. Colts at the Steelers. What say you, J. Mac?
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Colin Cowherd
All right, so we have a Hollywood theme. So they're all going to be funny. Hollywood headlines. I will say this, Colin. There are seven road favorites on Sunday and I'm starting with the Colts. They're one of them Colts. Steelers can p Pittsburgh bounce back. The headline will be culture geist. Steelers stay haunted at home. I know everybody's taking Pittsburgh here. I like the Colts. I'm sorry, Colin. Listen, if you want to play that whole Mike Tomlin voodoo and this is a great spot and he gets his team up for it, go ahead. That's all you. The reality is this Pittsburgh defense is the worst Tomlin's had in a decade. Okay. And the Indianapolis Colts, you know, you could start comparing them, you know, somewhat favorably to that greatest show on turf with Kurt Warner. That's how late it's been for the market to catch up to these guys. Colin. They have six games where they've scored 31 or more points. And it's not only indoors, they're able to move it on the outdoors as well. I think Jonathan Taylor's a lock to win offensive player of the year. I mean, you got pass catchers all over the place. Tyler Warren's a matchup nightmare for the Steelers. I do think Pittsburgh scores on the Colts defense, which. Which isn't great and I haven't faced a lot of guys, but I like the Colts here. I mean, all signs to me, 6 and 2 against the spread Indy tied for best in the NFL. Don't you think that maybe it's possible this is just a really good team?
- [43:36]
Fox Sports Analyst (likely Colin Cowherd or co-host)
It is. Yeah. It is a risk. Offensively, it's an exceptional team.
- [43:40]
Colin Cowherd
Yeah.
- [43:40]
Fox Sports Analyst (likely Colin Cowherd or co-host)
Tomorrow's headlines. Today, Niners at the New York Giants without Scatter Boo.
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Colin Cowherd
You know, it's rare, but sometimes Colin Cowherd has an impact on me in this game. It was felt big time. Their headlines for Niners Giants will be kittle shop of horrors. Giants plants clipped by Niners. I'm going with you on this. Gosh, I hope it's Brock Purdy. My goodness. I don't know, Mac Jones feels like he's kind of sort of falling apart. And I do have questions about this Niners defense. Colin, we've seen it. Without Bosa, without Bryce Huff last week. They can't get to the quarterback. Yeah, and if you're not hitting dart. Listen, he's making plays, the kid. I know you don't love him as rookie of the year, but the numbers right now and the odds say he's the favorite. I'm not saying he's going to be the franchise quarterback for what he's done this year without Malik Neighbors and now knows Scatterboo. Listen, they play well at home, right? They showed well against the Chargers, got kind of lucky there to beat them 21:18. And I'm going to rock with the Niners here only because I trust Kyle Shanahan and I think you said it best earlier this week. He was angry when he stepped to the podium. He had the hat pulled down and he's like, kind of gruff. I like Shanahan and the Niners to bounce back.
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Fox Sports Analyst (likely Colin Cowherd or co-host)
So this is a stay away for me. I'm interested in your take. Tomorrow's headlines. Today, the Denver Broncos at the Houston Texans who are mercurial. You don't know what you get, but man, when they play well at home, watch out for the Texans.
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Colin Cowherd
That mercurial. What are you dropping SAT vocabulary words here in our number three in the power hour. Good stuff. The headline for Texans Broncos will be Texas move the chainsaw massacre. Bo bleeds while CJ Leads. It's a Battle of young quarterbacks. I give a slight edge to C.J. stroud here. Colin, listen, I know Bo carved up the Cowboys. Listen, man, they're terrible. Everybody carves them up. But CJ Stroud had a good game last week against the Niners. This is going to be, I believe, a low scoring game. Two outstanding defenses that get after the quarterback. But the big key for me is no Patrick Surtan here. Also smaller level, Marvin Mims, who excels special teams wide receiver. He's in a concussion protocol. Doesn't look like he's going to go. He's an explosive player. But the certain injury I think is big. If you believe that teams can kind of find their footing in the bye week. Famously Tom Brady and Bruce Arians a couple years ago in Tampa. Yeah, I wonder if Stroud figured out some things because he looked the best he's looked all year.
- [46:05]
Fox Sports Analyst (likely Colin Cowherd or co-host)
Yeah, last.
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Colin Cowherd
Last week against the Niners. And Nico Collins is back. So that's a big get back. I, I like the Texans here. I know you love the Broncos, but who are you taking next five years, C.J. stroud or Bo Nicks?
- [46:18]
Fox Sports Analyst (likely Colin Cowherd or co-host)
I think C.J. stroud is really an elite arm talent, I think. And I think Bo's are more active, better athlete. But CJ's. It looks different. It looks very Drake May when it looks tomorrow's headlines today. This one's a sneaky good game. Panthers at Green Bay. This is going to be sneaky close in my opinion.
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Colin Cowherd
Yeah, you got in my head earlier with this. I'm feeling dumb. The headline for Panthers at the packers will be silent. Silence of the Lambo Panthers strap in for slaughtering. Everybody knows that's your favorite movie.
- [46:53]
Urban Meyer
Yeah.
- [46:53]
Colin Cowherd
So obviously we had to play on Silence of the Lambs. I, I just, I think the bad teams this season, Colin, are very bad.
- [47:00]
Fox Sports Analyst (likely Colin Cowherd or co-host)
Yeah, you're right. You're right.
- [47:02]
Colin Cowherd
The Panthers are in that group. They're just not very good. I know it was Dalton last weekend. They got their doors blown off. So on the road they had at home they've been feisty. Do you remember when they went to New England? Everybody's like, oh, there's a spot for the Panthers. 42 13. Like this defense can't stop anybody. And I do believe something clicked with LeFleur. He was run heavy against Pittsburgh in the first half and second half he's like, you know, screw it. Let's just unlock Jordan love. He had 20 straight completions. And if they just play to their strengths, Jordan Love against his secondary, I think they can roll over them and then you hammer Josh Jacobs. The big question is can they stop the run? And I think the answer with Micah Parsons is yes. Yes. I like the packers here. I know It's a big number 13ish. But give me the packers like 3717.
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Fox Sports Analyst (likely Colin Cowherd or co-host)
This one seems almost too obvious. Tomorrow's headlines today, Tyler Shuck at the Rams. You know this, this is the one that I didn't pick. I think the Rams could take a 34 nothing lead and those games scare me to death. So I stayed away.
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Colin Cowherd
Yeah, the double digit favorites this season I think straight up are eight.
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Maite Gomez-Rejón
No.
- [48:05]
Colin Cowherd
Or nine. And oh, they're they're running away with it. And by the way, favorites are on a 12 and 2 heater. I know this is a big number. You're terrified of it. I'm not. The headline for Rams Saints will be sour patch kids. Saints Puka after too many butterfingers. Listen, I'm sorry, I don't think Tyler Schuck is a an NFL starting quarterback. I know to me the Saints are basically doing a soft tank at this point and I would not be surprised if you hear Alvin Kamara's name bandied about next week ahead of the deadline. There's a receiver they have a couple receivers they have who could be on the market. They'll keep Olave. But I just think this is a rams team. Colin McVeigh off a buy. I know they have the Niners on deck next week and that's a big revenge spot for them after that humiliating loss at Sofi. But this is a really good Rams team. Puka obviously getting back is massive. And the thing I loved about the Rams in London is they totally changed everything. They went three tight ends heavy. The Jaguars were ill prepared. I mean they could pull something off like that against the Saints. And by the way, the Saints losing their center Eric McCoy massive. They could do nothing offensively last week. Rams pick their score. I think they roll here.
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Fox Sports Analyst (likely Colin Cowherd or co-host)
Finally the game of the weekend. Tomorrow's headlines today, Chiefs favorite at the Bills.
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Colin Cowherd
Yeah, I gave you the stat earlier. Josh Allen has not lost as a home underdog in five years in Orchard Park. The headline for Bills Chiefs.
- [49:32]
Fox Sports Analyst (likely Colin Cowherd or co-host)
Oh boy, here we go.
- [49:33]
Colin Cowherd
It the Bills are the Chiefs aren't. Colin Giddy Buffalo I'm on an island and this is funny if you look around at who's picking this game, I can't find anybody taking the Buffalo Bills. I don't, I don't see it anywhere. You love the Chiefs. Everybody at this networks on Kansas City. Why is Everybody off of Buffalo just because Kansas City, you know, destroyed the Raiders in Washington with their backup quarterback. I mean, was that Detroit win that impressive? Detroit away from home has not been otherworldly. So I don't. I think the Bills, I know the injuries hurt and this Ed Oliver situation stinks. Daquan Jones I'm seeing up the middle. Oliver and Daquan are good. They're both going to be out, so they are susceptible to this. The linebackers aren't great. The safeties are mid. The mesh patterns, the cross concepts of Xavier Rice, they could run wild. Now McDermott's a defensive guy. I don't want to go overboard if he gets like. If they get boxed here, they lose by two touchdowns and all of a sudden the Bills are like falling down. The pecking order I think we start to hear about is this McDermott's final run? Because, Colin, they came in as super bowl expectations. You get the Chiefs at home, you got to win this game, man.
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Fox Sports Analyst (likely Colin Cowherd or co-host)
Yeah.
- [50:41]
Colin Cowherd
And how's it, how's this for a fun stat for you? Kansas City Chiefs nine fumbles this year. They've recovered all nine. Nice luck on their side. It just so happens to always work that way on fourth down. I believe they're 14 of 17 this season. Is that. Is that Mahomes and Reed or is that a little lucky on 4th down? Remember Washington last year year was the best 4th down team in the league. How they doing this year on fourth down?
- [51:03]
Fox Sports Analyst (likely Colin Cowherd or co-host)
Well, it's a little random. I think the fumbles are totally random. Very good stuff. Tomorrow, headlines today with JMac. My lead take today is Miami has fired their GM and they're going to keep Mike McDaniel for the season. My big take is instead of hiring somebody that's never been a head coach, Lane Kiffin's been a head coach at Tennessee with the Raiders, with USC now at Ole Miss and a school, a smaller school in Florida. Hire a head coach and it's a big year for quarterbacks, many of them second round or some are first. Lane Kiffin seen half of them. I would hire him as the head coach. I think college coaching is much more similar to NFL today because I think the transfer portal and the nil is like NFL free agency. In fact, that's what Lane said three years ago about this. It's NFL free agency. You have salary caps now. It's much different. Jim Harbaugh also remember when Harbaugh comes into the Chargers, have you seen their first two drafts? Drafts. These college coaches have an advantage over NFL GMs and NFL coaches. Lane has all these SEC guys. Lane's recruited him. He knows the odometer. He knows the stuff that GMs and coaches in the NFL today do not know. So I think Lane for two to three years, if you gave him some personnel power then you have to hire a gm. But he would have to be amenable to working with Lane Kiffin. Lane's gonna know that personnel. So I'll go ahead real quick.
- [52:32]
Colin Cowherd
So Lane Kiffin gets to pick his quarterback. Everything at Ole Miss, anything he wants, he gets right. He's, he's the man in the state. Yeah, you go to Miami, you got an owner. Always see who the GM is.
- [52:44]
Fox Sports Analyst (likely Colin Cowherd or co-host)
All like all Lane cares about is getting the quarterback.
- [52:47]
Colin Cowherd
But they're not even going to be drafting top four or five, I don't think.
- [52:51]
Fox Sports Analyst (likely Colin Cowherd or co-host)
Well, just be careful. I think, I think you know, they have. You could trade, you know, next year's first round pick in Jalen Waddle to move up three spots and get your quarterback. I mean there's no dominant Andrew Luck, you know there, there it's not, I don't think it's as good a class as the Drake May Jaden Daniels class. I think there's a lot of second round quarterbacks. The kid at South Carolina is a late first to me and I think Dante Moore and Mendoza feel like, you know, solid first round picks. But right now the Dolphins have the fourth pick pick. And by the way, the number one quarterback pick usually isn't the best quarterback. It's often the second or the third quarterback.
- [53:29]
Maite Gomez-Rejón
Yeah.
- [53:29]
Fox Sports Analyst (likely Colin Cowherd or co-host)
So you could stay with Tua, but the dead cat money is overrated. Denver's got in dead cap, you know, hell with Russell Wilson. And they're not only good but their roster's loaded. All right everybody. Dodgers fox tonight. Dodgers are at the Blue Jays. Yoshi's going. He is wire to wire has been there ace all season. We will see you Monday. First things first. Coming up next, the Toyota certified Used vehicle sales event is here. It is packed with great surprises. Choose from a wide selection of low mileage vehicles all backed by Toyota with warranties that begin on the date of purchase. Because when it comes to quality, the best new cars make the best used cars. So don't miss your chance. Find your certified Toyota today, but hurry these great offers and November 3rd Toyota certified used Vehicle sales event where every surprise is a great one. Inventory may vary by dealer, participating dealers only. Comprehensive and powertrain are limited warranties. See TCUV warranty supplementtoyotacertified.com or your Toyota dealer.
- [54:34]
Katie Couric
For details on the latest episode of Next Question with Me, Katie Couric. I sat down with Bernie Sanders. We've talked many times over the years, and today he even throws a few questions my way.
- [54:45]
Urban Meyer
All right, are you ready for another question?
- [54:49]
Fox Sports Analyst (likely Colin Cowherd or co-host)
Hit me, Bernie.
- [54:51]
Katie Couric
We talk about the billionaire class, the cost of living, and, of course, the government shutdown. Listen to Next Question with me, Katie Couric on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. I'm Eva Longoria.
- [55:06]
Maite Gomez-Rejón
And I'm Maite Gomez Rejun. And this week on our podcast, Hungry for History, we talk oysters. Plus, the Miami chief stops by.
- [55:13]
Fox Sports Analyst (likely Colin Cowherd or co-host)
If you're not an oyster lover, don't.
- [55:15]
Colin Cowherd
Even talk to me.
- [55:16]
Maite Gomez-Rejón
Ancient Athenians used to scratch names onto oyster shells to vote politicians into exile. So our word ostracize is related to the word oyster.
- [55:27]
Colin Cowherd
No way.
- [55:29]
Maite Gomez-Rejón
Bring back the ostracon.
- [55:30]
Katie Couric
Listen to Hungry for history on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcast, or wherever you get your podcasts.
- [55:37]
Maite Gomez-Rejón
Jenna World, Jenna Jameson, Vivid Video and the Valley is a new podcast about the history of the adult film industry. I'm Molly Lambert, and I'll be your tour guide on a wild trip through adult films. We get paid more than the men. We call the shots. In what way is that degrading? That's us taking hold of our life. Listen to Gentle world on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.
- [56:06]
Colin Cowherd
This is an iHeart podcast.