Giannis Antetokounmpo’s future with the Milwaukee Bucks has been a huge topic of discussion since the team lost in the first round to the Indiana Pacers.
The Kansas City Chiefs have been the kings of the AFC West for the better part of a decade, but Colin Cowherd believes the Chargers can give them a run for their money in 2025.
FS1’s Colin Cowherd took issue with how WNBA players voted for Caitlin Clark ahead of the All-Star game on July 19 at Gainbridge Fieldhouse. Clark will be a captain for the game, but it will come as no thanks from the league’s players.
The Los Angeles Lakers were the top choice of Deandre Ayton after his contract was bought out by the Portland Trail Blazers. On Wednesday, it became official that the Lakers agreed to sign Ayton to a two-year, $16.6 million contract.
Colin Cowherd criticized the WNBA players for voting the Indiana Fever’s Caitlin Clark as the ninth-best guard in All-Star voting. Speaking on his FS1 show Tuesday, Cowherd said a “racial component” played a role in Clark’s snub among the players, adding that their “pettiness has no bounds.” “The pettiness has no bounds,” Cowherd said.
Terrence Parsons Jr. has never been shy about giving his opinion on the NFL, especially when it comes to his younger brother, Micah Parsons of the Dallas Cowboys.
The Green Bay Packers won 11 games in the 2024 NFL season, despite going 1-5 in the NFC North. Now in 2025, the conversation may be shifting to favor the Packers to win the division.
Colin Cowherd seems to have it out for the Pittsburgh Steelers. No matter what they do, when they do it, or who it involves, he tends to lash out on Pittsburgh's decsion making. The Steelers' decision to trade Minkah Fitzpatrick was no different...
Ever since Aaron Rodgers decided to wear the yellow and black, Pittsburgh Steelers fans have been hyped, believing their team now has the quarterback to take them to the next level.
On June 30, the complete voting results for the 2025 WNBA All-Star Game were disclosed. Among these results were the WNBA player voting, which makes up for 25% of who ultimately makes the league's All-Star Game.
Washington Commanders quarterback Jayden Daniels is coming off an impressive rookie season, and Colin Cowherd isn’t afraid to put him up against the league’s elite quarterbacks.
During an episode of "The Herd" this week, Colin Cowherd named seven athletes who are untradeable. There's one in particular that stands out from the rest of the bunch. Cowherd showed love to Patrick Mahomes of the Kansas City Chiefs, Josh Allen of the Buffalo Bills, and Jayden Daniels of the Washington Commanders.
The Washington Commanders believe they’ve found their franchise quarterback in Jayden Daniels, and they’re not alone. From fans to analysts, Daniels' rise with the Commanders has become one of the NFL’s most talked-about storylines heading into 2025.
First it was Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones will fire Brian Schottenheimer after one season, then it was Dallas would get humiliated every Sunday, and now FS1's Colin Cowherd is at it again.
Colin Cowherd isn't waiting until Week 1 to name the NFL's next superstar. During Thursday's edition of "The Herd" on FS1, Colin Cowherd named the most
It doesn't feel as urgent this offseason; however, the Dallas Cowboys are facing yet another major contract negotiation this summer. Defensive star Micah Parsons is looking for a new deal, and chances are he will find it with Cowboys owner Jerry Jones, mainly because Parsons is worth it.
Colin Cowherd sounds like he could use an NFL history lesson. During Thursday’s edition of his “The Herd with Colin Cowherd” show on FS1, Cowherd and Jason McIntyre discussed the impact that the second tax apron has had on the ability of NBA teams to contend year after year.
The Green Bay Packers remain the only elite team to have had a stellar track record when it comes to drafting and training quarterbacks. The team has faced multiple issues over the years, but dealing with an average or incompetent quarterback has not been one of them.
There are many detractors of the 2025 Dallas Cowboys with the hiring of Brian Schottenheimer as head coach, and we can add FS1's Colin Cowherd to the list.
The Los Angeles Chargers are a trendy June team right now. With things quiet around the NFL, not counting the whole Chargers-owner-involved-in-contract-controversy
Colin Cowherd isn't waiting for the NFL season to begin to place a head coach on the hot seat. During this Tuesday's edition of "The Herd" on FS1, Cowherd and his co-host John Middlekauff shared their bold predictions for the 2025 season.
The NBA season is down to one final game, with the Indiana Pacers defending their home floor last night, forcing a game seven in Oklahoma City. It was an extremely back-and-forth first quarter as both teams exchanged blows, but the Pacers led 28-25.
Outrage is the name of the game in talking head sports takes, but Colin Cowherd may have breached new ground with his latest appraisal of Green Bay Packers and Jordan Love.
Yes, Colin Cowherd wants the engagement we are giving him here, and that's how this business works sometimes. But the NFL analyst made a comparison that is so bizarre that was hard to ignore.