Super Bowl champion Drew Brees joins the show to tell Colin why he thinks Rams QB Matthew Stafford could play another 3 or 4 seasons after another impressive postseason performance

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Colin Cowherd reacts to Championship Sunday in the NFL! He starts with the Seahawks thrilling win over the Rams in the NFC and how Sam Darnold continues to silence all his doubters.

He discusses the Patriots win over the Broncos and how Patriots head coach Mike Vrable sets the standard for New England who broke an NFL record for road wins in a season.

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Colin Cowherd reacts to Championship Sunday in the NFL! He starts with the Seahawks thrilling win over the Rams in the NFC and how Sam Darnold continues to silence all his doubters. He discusses the Patriots win over the Broncos and how Patriots head coach Mike Vrable sets the standard for New England who broke an NFL record for road wins in a season.

Plus, Super Bowl champion Drew Brees joins the show to tell Colin why he thinks Rams QB Matthew Stafford could play another 3 or 4 seasons after another impressive postseason performance.

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Former NFL scout John Middlekauff reacts to the Seahawks-Rams game that saw the Seahawks soar past LA 31-27 to advance to the Super Bowl for the first time since 2014. John talks about how impressive Seattle has been all season and how Sam Darnold has been extremely impressive. 

Next, John dives into the AFC Championship game that had the weather play a key role in the Patriots 10-7 win over the Broncos. John talks about the decision making that may have cost the Broncos a chance to be in the Super Bowl.

06:38 - Seattle beats the Rams

25:15 - Patriots - Broncos

40:20 - Steelers are not rebuilding

51:02 - What are the Browns doing

54:05 - Bills coaching search

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Richard Sherman reacts to an unforgettable Championship Sunday as the Seahawks punch their ticket to the Super Bowl with a statement win over the Rams and the Patriots survive a gritty battle against the Broncos. Sherm breaks down Sam Darnold’s MVP-level performance against Matthew Stafford, Seattle’s clutch “Dark Side” defense, and how the Seahawks controlled the game when it mattered most. From key third-down stops to big-time plays by JSN, K9, and a masterclass in play design, Sherm explains why this Seahawks team looks built for a title run. On the AFC side, Sherm dives into the Patriots’ defensive slugfest in Denver, Drake Maye’s poise under pressure, Sean Payton’s controversial fourth-down decisions, and what this matchup means heading into a Sam Darnold vs. Drake Maye Super Bowl. Full game reactions, coaching analysis, player breakdowns, and Super Bowl implications — all right here on The Richard Sherman Podcast.

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The matchup for Super Bowl LX is officially set! The NFL playoffs are over, and Chad Millman and Simon Hunter dive into their betting results from two wild Conference Championship games and checking in all on the gambling action. Together they recap today's game between the Denver Broncos and New England Patriots, as two young quarterbacks Jarrett Stidham and Drake Maye battled tenaciously in terrible weather, with Denver covering the spread in a harrowing loss.

They also cover the game that just wrapped between the Los Angeles Rams and Seattle Seahawks in the Emerald City, as Sam Darnold claims victory against potential NFL MVP Matt Stafford. They breakdown the upcoming Super Bowl LX matchup, with San Francisco playing host to an exciting game in just two weeks, which we'll have covered from every gambling angle as always. All of this, plus their Shame On You and Heroes of the Week, all in one live episode. #Volume

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0:06:00 - DENVER BRONCOS VS. NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS RECAP 

0:20:40 - LOS ANGELES RAMS VS. SEATTLE SEAHAWKS RECAP

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Colin is joined by John Middlekauff, host of “3 and Out” to break down the NFL conference championship games.

They start with the Seahawks beating the Rams in a heavyweight fight style shootout and Colin highlights the special teams lapses by the Rams as the reasons Seattle won the game (2:00). They give huge credit to Sam Darnold for two outstanding back-to-back seasons resulting in a Super Bowl appearance and being the winningest quarterback in the league since he took over for the Vikings (8:45). 

Colin argues that the NFC was the superior conference all year and points to the Rams roster that lost as evidence (28:45).

They move to the Patriots beating the Broncos 10-7 in a blizzard and Colin argues the game was useless once the weather started (32:45). They agree that Sean Payton made a huge mistake not kicking a chip shot field goal in the first half to go up 10-0. Colin argues that if Bo Nix plays, Denver wins the game (41:00).  

Finally, they discuss the hire of Mike McCarthy as the head coach of the Pittsburgh Steelers (47:00).

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Colin is joined by John Middlekauff, host of “3 and Out” to break down the NFL conference championship games.

They start with the Seahawks beating the Rams in a heavyweight fight style shootout and Colin highlights the special teams lapses by the Rams as the reasons Seattle won the game (2:00). They give huge credit to Sam Darnold for two outstanding back-to-back seasons resulting in a Super Bowl appearance and being the winningest quarterback in the league since he took over for the Vikings (8:45). 

Colin argues that the NFC was the superior conference all year and points to the Rams roster that lost as evidence (28:45).

They move to the Patriots beating the Broncos 10-7 in a blizzard and Colin argues the game was useless once the weather started (32:45). They agree that Sean Payton made a huge mistake not kicking a chip shot field goal in the first half to go up 10-0. Colin argues that if Bo Nix plays, Denver wins the game (41:00).  

Finally, they discuss the hire of Mike McCarthy as the head coach of the Pittsburgh Steelers (47:00).

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Richard Sherman reacts to Robert Saleh landing the Tennessee Titans head coaching job and breaks down why it’s one of the toughest rebuilds in the NFL, from roster holes to AFC South competition. Sherm and Mitchell Green discuss what Saleh brings as a leader, how the Titans can establish a defensive identity, and why hiring the right offensive coordinator will be critical. The conversation shifts to the San Francisco 49ers’ defensive coordinator vacancy, potential candidates like Jim Schwartz and Raheem Morris, and whether Sherm would ever consider coaching himself. Sherm also gives his unfiltered take on the Buffalo Bills moving on from Sean McDermott, questions the GM’s promotion, and explains why Buffalo’s roster construction is the real issue. To close, Sherman reacts to the NFL’s push for an 18-game regular season, international games, increased injuries, and what players would need in return for that kind of workload. Insightful, honest, and straight from someone who’s lived it — this is NFL talk you won’t get anywhere else.

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