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Marcellus Wiley: ‘Russell Wilson is a victim of his own choices’ I SPEAK FOR YOURSELF

Marcellus Wiley chimes in to theorize the events that has led to Russell Wilson’s recent tough stretch. Wiley turns the clock all the way back to the offseason and the moments leading up to the Seattle Seahawks Week 12 defeat at the hands of WFT. The loss is the 3rd straight for Seattle, who currently rest in 4th place in the NFC West division.

Greg Oden on Ohio State's upset win over Duke: 'It was awesome. I couldn't believe it' I Titus & Tate

Mark Titus and Tate Fraizer phone in Greg Oden to discuss the Ohio State Buckeyes’ upset win over Coach K.

Emmanuel Acho: Dak Prescott is not good enough to carry the Cowboys alone I SPEAK FOR YOURSELF

The Dallas Cowboys have been struggling, losing three of their last four games and will play the New Orleans Saints in Week 13 for Thursday Night Football. Mike McCarthy will not be on the sidelines due to a positive COVID-19 test. However, Amari Cooper will return. Dak Prescott says the need for a win is urgent and added that quote: ‘This is a team that’s hungry and pissed off.’ Emmanuel Acho explains why he believes ‘Dak is good enough to carry the Cowboys.’

Bruce Feldman outlines the challenges ahead of Lincoln Riley at USC I THE HERD

Fox CFB Analyst Bruce Feldman joins Colin Cowherd to discuss the current coaching landscape in college football. Feldman outlines the challenges ahead for new University of Southern California Head Coach Lincoln Riley. Feldman believes the rebuild will take longer than everyone expects.

Ohio State’s win & why the Duke Blue Devils needed to lose on Coach K’s retirement tour I Titus & Tate

Mark Titus and Tate Frazier react to the Ohio State Buckeyes upsetting the No. 1 team in college basketball the Duke Blue Devils. Titus and Tate discuss why the country needed Duke to lose during Coach K’s retirement tour and why the Buckeyes should be ranked.

Mark Sanchez on the Lincoln Riley effect at USC: ‘For quarterbacks, where else do you go?’ I THE HERD

Mark Sanchez joins Colin Cowherd on The Herd to discuss how well he thinks Lincoln Riley will settle in to USC. Watch as Sanchez tells Colin his initial thoughts when hearing Riley would be coaching the Trojans, what this means for NCAA football, and what kind of talent he may attract to the team.

Xyon Quinn and Santos Escobar to settle the score Tuesday night

Kyle O’Reilly & Von Wagner look to end Imperium’s reign before it starts

Nick Wright breaks down the Suns’ 17-game win streak, how LeBron’s Lakers can turn their season around I THE HERD

Nick Wright joins Colin Cowherd to discuss the biggest headlines in the NBA. Hear why Nick believes the Phoenix Suns are ‘the best team in basketball.’ He also breaks down whether the LA Lakers can recover from their rough start and move forward with LeBron James in health and safety protocols.

Peter Schrager: Deebo Samuel's season with the 49ers is one for the history books I Cheat Sheet for Week 13

Peter Schrager praises wide receiver Deebo Samuel’s explosive season with the San Francisco 49ers.

Bucky Brooks: 3 Reasons for the Patriots revival

Bill Belichick isn’t the only person responsible for the New England Patriots revival. Your favorite former NFL Scout and player, Bucky Brooks, gives 3 reasons why New England is back on top.

Colin Cowherd explains why it is fair to compare Mac Jones to young Tom Brady I THE HERD

Is it fair to compare Mac Jones to rookie Tom Brady? Colin Cowherd breaks down why it is, including the similarities between both quarterbacks: Bill Belichick as their coach, strong defenses and offensive coordinators, along with body types.

Colin Cowherd says Suns are on a different level: ‘Lakers won’t catch them for the next half decade’ I THE HERD

Colin Cowherd is all in on the Phoenix Suns after their victory over the Golden State Warriors. They have everything, the smart point guard in Chris Paul, devastating scorer in Devin Booker and the athletic rim protector in Deadnre Ayton, and Cowherd explains why all of this puts them miles ahead of LeBron James’ Los Angeles Lakers.

Colin Cowherd defends Brian Kelly, and his decision to move from Notre Dame to LSU I THE HERD

Colin Cowherd talks Brian Kelly, defending the former Notre Dame coach’s decision to leave the Fighting Irish for a job with the LSU Tigers. People with power and leverage are occasionally going to use it according to Colin, and in today’s. NCAA football league, coaches have never had more power. Watch to see why Colin thinks Kelly had every right to make this move down south.

Shannon Sharpe: The Nets can come out of the East, but I like the Bucks or even a healthy Heat team more I UNDISPUTED

Kevin Durant and the Brooklyn Nets escaped with a 112-110 victory versus the New York Knicks. KD saved his best for last as he dropped 11 of his 27 points in the fourth quarter. James Harden led Brooklyn in scoring with 34 points of his own. Shannon Sharpe explains why the Nets are not the best team in the Eastern Conference but ‘have the best players.’

Skip Bayless: ‘Without Kevin Durant, Warriors will only go as far as Curry’s jump shot takes them’ I UNDISPUTED

The Phoenix Suns continued their hot streak, defeating the Golden State Warriors. The Suns held Steph Curry to just 12 points and 4-for-21 shooting in the contest, extending their winning streak to a league high 17 games. Skip Bayless discuss the events that transpired during the big matchup, including Curry’s low-scoring performance and history playing in the clutch.

Ben Roethlisberger: Loss to the Bengals is like bubble gum, chewed up and spit out

The Steelers suffered one of their worst losses of the Mike Tomlin era on Sunday, falling to the Bengals 41-10. Quarterback Ben Roethlisberger was at the center of the poor performance, finishing 24-for-41 with 263 yards, one touchdown, and a pair of interceptions. He had a season-low 65.4 passer rating in the contest. In his [more]

Sean McDermott praises Mac Jones as he discusses the ‘challenge’ ahead with Patriots

“Josh McDaniels seems like he’s up to his old ways of developing another young quarterback at an elite level.”

Shannon Sharpe: I love what I saw from the Lakers vs. the Kings; Russ and AD took over the game I UNDISPUTED

LeBron James didn’t play last night after entering health and safety protocols, but the Lakers rallied to a big 117-92 win against the Sacramento Kings without him. The purple and gold trailed by 14 in the third quarter, but Anthony Davis and Russell Westbrook combined for 48 Points in the comeback. After the game, AD told reporters quote: ‘We still have to find ways to win. We can’t let that affect us… me and Russ as the head of the snake, we’ve got to be able to continue to lead these guys until LeBron comes back.’ Shannon Sharpe shares his takeaways from last night’s and what it told him about the Lakers.

Dan Orlovsky compares Tua Tagovailoa’s potential to Drew Brees

It’s a lofty comparison, for sure.

AFC playoff picture: Colts still in the hunt after loss to Bucs

Here’s where the Colts stand in the AFC playoff picture in Week 13.

Nick Wright reveals his NFL Tiers heading into Week 13 of the season I FIRST THINGS FIRST

Nick Wright reveals his NFL Tiers ahead of Week 13 of the season. Watch to see where the New England Patriots land after their win over the Tennessee Titans last week. Plus, see where Nick places his Kansas City Chiefs after their winning streak, and what amendments Chris Broussard and Kevin Wildes make to the list.

Chris Broussard: Suns looked dominant against a ‘small’ Warriors team I FIRST THINGS FIRST

In this Drawing A Blank segment, Chris Broussard shares his biggest takeaway from the Golden State Warriors’ 104-96 loss to the Phoenix Suns. Watch as he lays out that, while Steph Curry was having an off game, size is the Warriors’ problem, and that this win was a challenge to James Wiseman.

Nick Wright: If Lakers want to win without LeBron, AD needs to step up I FIRST THINGS FIRST

LeBron James is expected to miss several games due to health and safety protocols, and the Los Angeles Lakers again need a plan on stacking up wins without their star player. Nick Wright tells Chris Broussard and Kevin Wildes why Anthony Davis is the key to Lakers overcoming an extended LeBron absence, but he’ll need to step up and play like he’s one of the NBAs all-time Top 75 players.