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Things aren't looking promising for LeBron James after the Los Angeles Lakers suffer a big blowout at the hands of the New Orleans Pelicans on their home court. Now 10th in the West, Ric Bucher, Greg Jennings and Jason McIntyre discuss whether this Lakers team will even see the playoffs this year, and if so, har far do they think LeBron can take them?

Despite sources circulating of four-time MVP Aaron Rodgers wanting $50 million a year, the Green Bay Packers' quarterback has come out and denied that, telling his friend Pat McAfee that those reports were quote 'categorically false.' Greg Jennings explains why Rodgers' future is based on Davante Adams and other pieces on the Packers' roster.

Bob Pockrass discusses how teammates Kyle Larson and Chase Elliott will move on after the race at Fontana.

Tyler Reddick talked about the numbness in his leg during the race at Fontana and why it was perplexing to him.

Daniel Suarez describes what was going through his head over the last four laps Sunday in Fontana.

Tyler Reddick led 90 laps in Fontana, more than he had total in his Cup career, but a flat tire doomed his day.

Hendrick Motorsports general manager Jeff Andrews explains how the team will handle the Larson-Elliott dynamic after Fontana:

Kyle Larson explains what happened with teammate Chase Elliott at Fontana. Larson describes if this will be more than just a bump in the road in the future for him and Elliott.

Javon Freeman-Liberty scores 39 points in the DePaul Blue Demons' 99-94 victory over St. John's Red Storm.

Super Bowl champions and LA Rams players, Andrew Whitworth and Matthew Stafford, give the command to fire engines in Fontana.

Kendle Moore drops 23 points in the Colorado State Aggies 66-55 win over Utah State.

NASCAR and team officials inspect Ross Chastain’s crashed car after the Cup Series practice in Fontana.

Bob Pockrass shares his 'Fast Thoughts' on the Saturday practice in Fontana. "The Cup practice and qualifying session was wild in Fontana. Maybe more wild than preferred, but nothing to panic about."

Jared Rhoden scores a career-high 30 points to help the Seton Hall Pirates pick up an easy victory against the Xavier Musketeers.

Erik Jones on how twitchy the Cup cars were at Fontana and what could be done: "Part of it is tires, part of it is suspension. There's so many factors, it's not one thing."

"This track is tough." Austin Cindric says there were a lot of mistakes Saturday in Fontana. Does he view those spins as mistakes?

Darryl Morsell dropped 16 points to help the Marquette Golden Eagles get a much-needed victory against the Xavier Musketeers.

Kevin Harvick loses control of his Subway Ford and brings out the caution in Cup Series practice at Fontana.

Five minutes into Cup Series practice, Ross Chastain slams the wall suffering significant damage with Chris Buescher spinning out as well.

John Harrar dropped 11 points and 20 rebounds while Dallion Johnson dropped 15 points to help the Penn State Nittany Lions steal a victory against the Northwestern Wildcats.

Chris Broussard gives his take on the five individuals in sports under the most duress this week. Individuals mentioned are: Philadelphia 76ers guard James Harden, Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers and even an NFL GM. See who else lands on Broussard's 'under the most duress' list.

Mike Tyson says Canelo Álvarez is pound-for-pound the best boxer right now and tells Shannon a fight between Canelo and David Benavidez needs to happen. “God willing that fight happens. If it doesn’t, it would be a shame for boxing.”

Tension is building in Los Angeles after LeBron James' camp is reportedly unhappy with the Lakers after staying pact during the trade deadline. The LA Times put out a column, arguing that LeBron needs the Lakers more than the Lakers need him and suggested that if they want to win another championship and avoid years of mediocrity, they must trade the King. Ric Bucher breaks down why LeBron and the Lakers are 'til death or retirement do us part.'

San Francisco 49ers finished the NFL season in the NFC Championship Game after a loss to the eventual Super Bowl champion Los Angeles Rams. Despite a playoff run that included two road wins over the Dallas Cowboys and Green Bay Packers the 49ers are at a crossroad when it comes to the quarterback position. Prior to the start of the 2021 NFL season the Niners drafted Trey Lance. Jimmy Garoppolo started majority of the season but with a high cap hit many believe now is the time move on from Jimmy G. Marcellus Wiley and Emmanuel Acho decide if the 49ers should give the keys to Trey Lance.

Yesterday, ESPN reported that Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers wants to be the highest paid player in the NFL by quote: 'a wild margin,' which means he is seeking $50 million a year. However, Pat McAfee did say that the report was false. Marcellus Wiley explains why the back-to-back MVP is worth $50 million a year.

Mike Tyson tells Shannon Sharpe that he got into altercations while in prison. “I’m a real troublemaker.”

Joy Taylor likens LeBron James and the Los Angeles Lakers to the television show 'True Detective'. The bubble season ended poetically, but while there are still a bunch of stars, the combination may not be right... watch as Joy lays out why the expectation for the LeBron-era Lakers are out of control.

Taylor Rooks joins Joy Taylor to discuss Philadelphia 76ers. Rooks begins on what fans can expect from James Harden's debut with the Philadelphia 76ers and Joel Embiid making the case for the NBA's MVP award thru the first half of the season.

Miami Heat forward Jimmy Butler joins Joy Taylor and shares his expectations for James Harden's debut with the Philadelphia 76ers tonight against the Minnesota Timberwolves.

Ben Simmons has had a controversial season so far, and many are hoping he may have found his footing with the Brooklyn Nets. But Joy Taylor draws the line at him owing the Philadelphia 76ers an apology. Watch as she explains why she's not sure Simmons has anything to apologize for.

Another day, another wrinkle in the Aaron Rodgers' saga. Joy Taylor is taking over for Colin Cowherd on The Herd, and she shares her thoughts on the MVP quarterback demanding a $50M contract from the Packers. Watch to see what she thinks this means for Rodgers' future in Green Bay, and how it could effect his teammates.

Greg Jennings joins First Things First to react to reports of Aaron Rodgers stating he wants to be the highest paid quarterback in the league by a wide margin. Jennings shares his surprise over the statement, considering what this could mean for the Green Bay Packers' top players like Devante Adams. Watch as Greg lays out why this move makes Rodgers look selfish.

Bill Plaschke took to the LA Times to urge the Los Angeles Lakers to consider trading LeBron James if they want to save themselves from 'a decade of mediocrity'. Nick Wright and Chris Broussard explore that idea, and decide whether they agree the Lakers should make that move.

The wait is almost over, and James Harden will soon take the court when the Philadelphia 76ers take on the Minnesota Timberwolves. Although Chris Broussard says Harden's legacy is already cemented, he explores what success with Joel Embiid and the Sixers could do for the former Brooklyn Nets player.

No. 22 Ohio State held on to upset No. 15 Illinois on the road, 86-83. The Buckeyes were led by Malaki Branham and E.J. Liddell who scored 31 and 21 points.

Xavier Johnson dropped 24 points and six assists in the victory for the Indiana Hoosiers to help boost their chances to dance in March Madness.

Brooklyn Nets guard Kyrie Irving made headlines prior to the start of the NBA season after revealing his stance on New York City's mandates. Irving's stance limited his play to 14 road games this season in which he averaged 24 points on 45% shooting. When asked about Irving, Nets head coach Steve Nash said Kyrie was excited at the prospect of playing in all of the Nets' games. The news comes after New York's mayor said the city will look to phase out some of its mandates, which will open the door for Irving's return as a full-time participant.

The Golden State Warriors are back to being serious title contenders led by NBA All-Star Game MVP Steph Curry. Yesterday on First Things First, co-host Nick Wright said that if Golden State wins a title this season, Curry will overtake his former teammate and two-time Finals MVP Kevin Durant in the All-Time rankings. Ric Bucher breaks down how Curry could surpass KD with a title depending on the way he wins it.

The Los Angeles Lakers currently sit at the ninth spot in the Western Conference and there has been tension building all week between LeBron James and the team. Reports say that LeBron's camp is frustrated and irritated with Lakers management for staying pact during the trade deadline. According to The Athletic, LeBron and the Lakers could be heading for a divorce. Emmanuel Acho explains why the LeBron-Lakers era has been a success.

Andy Katz breaks down the best conferences in college basketball. In his tier one, he believes there are five conferences who have multiple teams capable of reaching the final four. In tier two, he lists two teams who have one team capable of reaching the final four. And in tier three, Andy names three conferences who might have multiple bids in the NCAA tournament but none that could make a deep run.

Philadelphia Eagles offensive tackle Lane Johnson joins Colin Cowherd to talk Lincoln Riley's departure from OU to USC and what Brent Venables brings to the table as the new head coach. Johnson comments on the future of Indianapolis Colts and former teammate Carson Wentz.

In this Best For Last segment, Colin Cowherd and Joy Taylor play Herd-Stradamus. Watch as Colin predicts the starting quarterbacks in Week 1 of the 2022 NFL season.

Russell Wilson is reportedly frustrated in Seattle, making his future with the Seahawks a question mark. Last year, Russ was reportedly interested in being traded to the Chicago Bears, Las Vegas Raiders, New Orleans Saints, and Dallas Cowboys prior to this year's news for each squad. Colin Cowherd explains why Russ will not finish his career in Seattle and shares his top three ideal destinations for the quarterback.

The Athletic's Sam Amick joins Colin Cowherd to discuss the latest NBA news heading into the second half of the season, including the LeBron James-Los Angeles Lakers dilemma and potential results from it. Amick shares whether Ben Simmons in Brooklyn is a better fit than James Harden in Philadelphia and Rob Pelinka's future as the Lakers' general manager.

The Green Bay Packers and Aaron Rodgers are in a marriage of convenience according to Colin Cowherd... "They're staying together for the kids." Watch as he makes the case that Green Bay would trade Aaron with no hesitation if Jordan Love could play.

The Los Angeles Lakers and LeBron James are reportedly not seeing eye to eye, and Colin Cowherd has a quick solution: trade him. Watch as Colin builds a case for moving off of the NBA star.

A. change in New York City's vaccine mandate could mean that Kyrie Irving will be allowed to play home games with the Brooklyn Nets. Chris Broussard says that could be game changing for the Nets, who look great on paper with Kevin Durant, Ben Simmons, but there are still question marks surrounding Kyrie. Watch as Broussard talks the future of Kyrie with the Nets.

Will Ben Simmons join the Brooklyn Nets when they take on his former team, the Philadelphia 76ers as early as March? Nick Wright thinks so. Watch as he and Chris Broussard reveal with they believe Simmons will take the court against the Sixers.

The rising tension between LeBron James and the Los Angeles Lakers' office was something Nick Wright saw coming from miles away. With LeBron holding up his end of the bargain, bringing a championship and Anthony Davis to Los Angeles, the Lakers are flailing now that it's time to pay up. Watch as Nick and Chris Broussard shares what they make of the situation in Los Angeles.

RJ Young answers a tweet from a fan on whether the UCLA Bruins or Oregon Ducks will be the first Pac-12 team to reach the College Football Playoff before 2026.