Former NFL stars and LSU legends Jarvis Landry and Leonard Fournette react to NFL Week 9, starting with the Cleveland Browns going for two in OVERTIME against the New Orleans Saints and what it means for Shedeur Sanders’ future. The guys get into Puka Nacua’s knee injury and how the Los Angeles Rams are using him, whether Jonathan Taylor’s on the move before the trade deadline, and who’s the most DYSFUNCTIONAL team in football between the Dallas Cowboys, Indianapolis Colts and the winless Los Angeles Chargers, plus Justin Herbert trade talk. Jarvis gets REAL about what a losing locker room actually feels like, then it’s Joe Burrow’s MVP case, Drake Maye’s rough day against the Green Bay Packers, whether the NFC North is the best division EVER, power rankings, and a Monday Night Football preview of the Buffalo Bills at the Minnesota Vikings.

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Colin is  joined by John Middlekauff, host of “3 and Out” on the Volume.

They start with the overall quality of play in the NFL taking a hit due to short weeks and the international games and the late afternoon broadcast window being much worse than prior years (2:30).

They discuss the 24 team College Football Playoff format (9:30), and what to make of Ohio State suffering their third loss of the season to Oregon and their historic dominance suddenly looking shaky (15:30).

They react to the news of Jacksonville Jaguars trading with the Eagles for Jordan Davis and Colin lauds Liam Cohen for being aggressive in pursuing the Super Bowl (27:00) and gives credit to Eagles GM Howie Roseman for acquiring great draft assets for the rebuild (31:00)

Colin argues that the Chargers should keep Jim Harbaugh and Justin Herbert and then clean house after their disastrous season (36:45) and discuss the upside and downsides of “CEO” coaches that don’t call plays (41:00). Colin highlights the impact of Jeffrey Simmons on the Bears defense (55:00), and they react to the news of Rams wide receiver Puka Nacua heading to IR (59:00). 

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Colin is  joined by John Middlekauff, host of “3 and Out” on the Volume.

They start with the overall quality of play in the NFL taking a hit due to short weeks and the international games and the late afternoon broadcast window being much worse than prior years (2:30).

They discuss the 24 team College Football Playoff format (9:30), and what to make of Ohio State suffering their third loss of the season to Oregon and their historic dominance suddenly looking shaky (15:30).

They react to the news of Jacksonville Jaguars trading with the Eagles for Jordan Davis and Colin lauds Liam Cohen for being aggressive in pursuing the Super Bowl (27:00) and gives credit to Eagles GM Howie Roseman for acquiring great draft assets for the rebuild (31:00)

Colin argues that the Chargers should keep Jim Harbaugh and Justin Herbert and then clean house after their disastrous season (36:45) and discuss the upside and downsides of “CEO” coaches that don’t call plays (41:00). Colin highlights the impact of Jeffrey Simmons on the Bears defense (55:00), and they react to the news of Rams wide receiver Puka Nacua heading to IR (59:00). 

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Thoughts on the 24 Team College Football Playoff next year

Why the Chicago Bears should be considered Super Bowl Favorites

Guest: Robert Griffin III

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He shares this week’s edition of Where Colin Was Right, Where Colin Was Wrong: Why he was right about Texans QB CJ Stroud but wrong about the Patriots.

Plus, 3-time Pro Bowl QB Matt Hasselbeck joins the show to talk about the Packers’ dominant win over the Patriots and Green Bay QB Jordan Love playing like an MVP.

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Colin Cowherd discusses the Bears QB Caleb Williams throwing 4 interceptions, but Chicago still pulling out a win over the Buccaneers. He explains why he’s more confident in the Bears as Super Bowl contenders despite the sloppy win.

Jordan Love is red hot right now and people need to start ranking him higher

His thoughts on Notre Dame beating Miami and people complaining about the "Not a catch" call.

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Colin Cowherd discusses the Bears QB Caleb Williams throwing 4 interceptions, but Chicago still pulling out a win over the Buccaneers. He explains why he’s more confident in the Bears as Super Bowl contenders despite the sloppy win.

He shares this week’s edition of Where Colin Was Right, Where Colin Was Wrong: Why he was right about Texans QB CJ Stroud but wrong about the Patriots.

Plus, 3-time Pro Bowl QB Matt Hasselbeck joins the show to talk about the Packers’ dominant win over the Patriots and Green Bay QB Jordan Love playing like an MVP.

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John Middlekauff is back with another episode of 3 & Out, delivering instant reaction to an incredible Sunday Night Football matchup as the Chicago Bears survive four Caleb Williams interceptions to defeat Baker Mayfield and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. John breaks down how Chicago managed to pull out the win despite the turnovers, Caleb Williams' performance, Baker Mayfield and the Bucs' missed opportunity, and what the result means for both teams moving forward.

John also reacts to the biggest results from NFL Week 9, including the San Francisco 49ers dominating the Las Vegas Raiders, the Green Bay Packers destroying the New England Patriots, and the New York Giants defeating the Philadelphia Eagles in a huge NFC East showdown.

John examines what these results mean for the playoff picture, which teams are establishing themselves as legitimate contenders, and which teams have serious questions to answer as the season progresses.

From quarterback performances and coaching decisions to division races and playoff implications, John breaks down everything you need to know from another wild NFL Sunday.

Subscribe to 3 & Out with John Middlekauff for NFL Week 9 reactions, Sunday Night Football analysis, quarterback breakdowns, game recaps, coaching insight, and unfiltered takes on the biggest stories across the NFL.

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Richard Sherman reacts to NFL Week 9 as the Seattle Seahawks bounce back behind Drew Lock and a dominant defensive performance, the San Francisco 49ers force five turnovers against the Raiders, and Jordan Love lights up the Patriots with Christian Watson and Matthew Golden. Does Seattle have a quarterback debate brewing, and where do the Packers belong in a loaded NFC North?

Sherm also breaks down C.J. Stroud’s five-touchdown performance against the Chargers, Kenneth Walker III’s three-touchdown day for the Chiefs, another fourth-quarter comeback from the Broncos, and Joe Burrow’s big win in Madrid. Plus, Mitchell Eisenstein checks in from Miami after the Lions’ victory over the Dolphins.

Also in this episode:

• Cowboys survive the Colts as CeeDee Lamb goes off—and George Pickens’ absence raises questions.

• Shedeur Sanders impresses, but Cleveland falls short on a two-point attempt in overtime.

• The Giants keep finding ways to win behind a disruptive defense.

• Myles Garrett makes an immediate impact for the Rams, while Puka Nacua’s knee injury raises concern.

• Bills–Vikings preview: Can Brian Flores’ defense slow down Josh Allen?

Subscribe to the Richard Sherman Podcast for NFL reactions, breakdowns and unfiltered takes. Drop your biggest Week 9 takeaway in the comments.

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