Aaron Rodgers and the Jets made their Hard Knocks' debut Tuesday night on HBO. Nick Wright reacts to Episode 1 and weighs in on if a change of scenery was all Rodgers needed at this point in his career. Watch along as Nick predicts if Rodgers will find success this season in New York.
The 2000s New England Patriots, 1990s Dallas Cowboys, 1980s San Francisco 49ers and 1970s Pittsburgh Steelers dynasties all have one thing in common: a Top 10 or 5 defense that helped them win Super Bowls with their star offensive players. Meanwhile, the Kansas City Chiefs are attempting to pull off a third Super Bowl victory and start a dynasty with a below-average defense, the first in history. However, do they really need a top defense with Patrick Mahomes and Andy Reid driving the ship? Nick Wright does not think so .. at least a Top 10 defense. Watch as he explains why the Chiefs only need a mid-tier defense and a Top 10 one with Chris Jones would have them go undefeated.
The NFL season is here! Nick Wright dives into his AFC preview for all 16 conference teams, discussing what fans know, hope and fear for each squad. Watch as Nick dives into what we know about his Kansas City Chiefs, hope for the prince and Jacksonville Jaguars and fear for Derrick Henry and the Tennessee Titans organization.
The Dallas Cowboys have not been to a Super Bowl in over 30 years (sorry Cowboys fans) and their defensive star Micah Parsons is over the drought. The two-time All-Pro said quote: 'I can't wait for mine. I've only been here two years and I'm tired of watching.' Emmanuel Acho, Joy Taylor, LeSean McCoy and Jordan Schulz debate whether Parsons can lead America's Team to a Super Bowl win or not.
Emmanuel Acho releases his Top 5 QBs who must win now list which features: Denver Broncos' Russell Wilson, Chicago Bears' Justin Fields, Los Angeles Chargers' Justin Herbert, Baltimore Ravens' Lamar Jackson and Minnesota Vikings' Kirk Cousins.
Nick Wright takes a look at the NFC and reveals his predictions for how to season will unfold for each team. He divides his predictions into three categories: What we know about each team, what we hope for, and what we fear. Watch as he lays out why we know the Philadelphia Eagles, with a hungry Jalen Hurts at it's head, will win 10 games minimum this season. Plus, he hopes the Dallas Cowboys offense can match the strength of their defense, and fears that despite all their good projections, we may just be looking at the same old Detroit Lions.
Chris Broussard alongside Kevin Wildes, Nick Wright and Greg Jennings reveals the latest edition of Broussard's Under Duress List featuring Tampa Bay Buccaneers QB Baker Mayfield, Washington Commanders coach Ron Rivera and San Francisco 49ers HC Kyle Shanahan.
Only six Cowboys players have been around longer than Michael Gallup. But injury recovery may mean Dallas sees a version of the receiver they haven't in years.
Cincinnati Bengals DT D.J. Reader spoke to the media and explained if others thought the defense had peaked, it would be crazy. Nick Wright, Chris Broussard, Greg Jennings, and Kevin Wildes debate if the Bengals' defense is good enough to keep them afloat if Joe Burrow is out to start this season.
Nick Wright, Chris Broussard and Kevin Wildes react to a report Aaron Rodgers flashed frustration at New York Jets joint practice with the Carolina Panthers.
FOX Sports CFB analyst Mark Ingram joins Colin Cowherd on The Herd to chat the latest news in football. Ingram reacts to the changing RB market in the NFL.
Neymar is headed for an exit from Paris Saint-Germain to follow his former teammate Lionel Messi away from the French champion in its turbulent summer.
From the handling of Anthony Rizzo's injury to the trade deadline to Giancarlo Stanton's lack of hustle, Ben Verlander believes the current state of the Yankees is unacceptable.
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Dak Prescott continues to throw interceptions during training camp, including three this week. Despite happening at practice, is this a big deal? Colin Cowherd believes it is 'something.' He then breaks down why this is proof Dak is not a 'front man of a great band.'
The Dallas Cowboys are in trouble. Trevon Diggs continues embarrass Dak Prescott. After catching back-to-back interceptions off the quarterback during training camp, Diggs raised some eyebrows by sending the football flying in what looked like an attempt to show Prescott up. And then most recently, Diggs offered Prescott some NSFW insults after forcing him out-of-bounds on a play. Craig Carton, Greg Jennings, and Antonio Cromartie decide whether this is a red flag, and signals a lack of respect for Dak on the Cowboys, despite the quarterbacks attempts to clear up these interactions in press conferences?
Cincinnati Bengals fans might be sweating a bit after news breaks that their quarterback Joe Burrow is still 'several weeks away' from being able to return after his calf injury took him out of training camp. Craig Carton invites Antonio Cromartie and Greg Jennings to weigh which is more important: That Burrow return by Week 1 and bolster the Bengals chances at a Super Bowl appearance, or that he be rested until healthy, and risk his team missing out on the playoffs entirely.
The Women's World Cup quarterfinals are here and if you are looking to bet on the big games, Chris "The Bear" Fallica has you covered. Read to see the spicy parlay he likes.
The Cubs have unlocked Cody Bellinger's elite talent again, and they believe it's here to stay. They'll soon have to decide how much they're willing to bet on it.
Lauren James, who's scored three goals for England at the Women's World Cup, will be suspended for the quarterfinals and, if necessary, the semifinals.
Hinata Miyazawa isn't a big scorer for her club in Japan's women's league and was the final player cut from the last World Cup roster. And yet, she's now in first place in the Golden Boot race.
The Matildas have gotten into a winning rhythm and look cohesive both technically and tactically. Now, superstar Sam Kerr is back. So how will the world-famous striker be added into the fold?
Generational talents Marta, Christine Sinclair and Megan Rapinoe have all played in their final Women's World Cup and are leaving the game in a much different place than when they started.
Aitana Bonmati doesn't subscribe to the theory that women's soccer is its own separate entity. To her, excellence is excellence, and excellence is worth copying.