The Herd with Colin Cowherd - 3 & Out - Massive Mailbag, Sanders on the trade block, Favorites in the AFC/NFC

Episode Date: November 22, 2025

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I appreciate it. I just had my son, Kyrie, the first in November. The first of November. Congratulations. There's going to be some pressure on your son to be a hooper. If Shador Sanders has a good game, great game Sunday, and potentially the rest of the year, if he starts, can he be the next quarterback that has traded this offseason

depending on the quarterback class this upcoming draft? Well, I think there are a lot of different variables here. First, is there, and we'll find out, like, after the game and early next week, is there pressure on him to play well? So if Dylan Gabriel passes concussion protocol on Monday or Tuesday, is he just inserted back in the starting lineup? That's what we don't know yet. If Chador plays well, regardless what happens to Gabriel, he will continue to play.

And to me, if he plays, let's say he starts, what's our record, 2 and 8 or something? Let's say he starts 7, 8 games, right? And he plays well in 4 or 5 of them. I think that would bring into play, depending on the quarterback class, especially if there's no one to draft high, that he would be their first. quarterback next year. And they would just use their draft capital to help build the team and Shador would get an opportunity to start this offseason. I think the owner has shown that he likes the headlines. He's like a, I don't know, Midwest version of Jerry Jones, who

loses a lot more than Jerry. I mean, Jerry's way better his job than Jimmy Haslam. But I do think if Shador plays well, assuming that he continues to start, that he would get an opportunity to be the quarterback next year. Maybe they would sign some version of Flacco veteran type Kenny Pickett type guy. And obviously they still have Gabriel on the roster. Maybe they have an off-season competition.

I mean, Dylan Gabriel's not very good. But we're going to find out about Shador. What up, Middilkoff? In 2023, do you think the bills would have been better off missing the playoffs instead of winning five straight to get the number two seed? This would have meant the McDermott

would have gotten fired. And I believe his replacement would have been Jim Harbaugh. Would the bills be in a better position today if they had got rid of McDermott in 23? I like Sean McDermott. I'm not rooting for him to get fired. But to be objective, I'd have to admit that Jim Harbaugh is a much better coach. If you could choose who would you want as your head coach, Jim Harbaugh or Sean McDermott, you would take Jim Harbaugh. And the one thing, which is kind of ironic because Sean McDermott is like a defensive tough guy.

The defense is his baby, yet their defense, and part of it might be the GM too. There's a softness to the organization. Now, I'm recording this podcast. I know it's coming out on Saturday before the Thursday night game. But regardless, like one thing with Jim, obviously the chargers have a bunch of injuries, there is a toughness element to his teams. And I just think you would add the toughness element with the talent of quarterback. I think the sky would be the limit.

Now, yeah, I mean, I think that you never want to miss the playoffs, but in your scenario, I think you could make an argument you would have been better off. John, have a different kind of question. Assuming the Broncos and Eagles both get the one seed, who would you trust to come out on top and win in the following wild card matchups, in addition to covering a hypothetical spread for said matchup? Chiefs at the Colts Jags at the

Pats Bills at the Ravens in the NFC Niners at the Rams Seattle at the Packers Bears at the Bucks I think the Niners just given that they have played

very well against the Rams defense that would be a Niners home game the defense for the Niners is terrible but that would be a an unlucky matchup for the Rams. I think the Rams would do anything to get the Panthers or the bears in that spot. I would say the Chiefs of the Colts, that would be a shitty spot for the Colts.

Now, we'll see that matchup in Arrowhead. Obviously, it would be different in Indianapolis. Jags of the Patriots, you know, the Jags have a pretty good pass rush. It would just come down to how well Trevor Lawrence played on the road and the cold. Don't love that. Bills at the Ravens. You know, the Ravens, Lamar's been banged up this year. I think I would like the bills in that spot,

but Seattle at the Packers would have upset written all over it. Question yesterday. Had Colin had the Broncos going to the Super Bowl a week and a half ago, he was saying Bo Nix wasn't any good. Listen, I'm going to defend him this way. Like, that's the biggest game of Bo Nix's career. It just was. And he outplayed Patrick from home.

there's not a soul who would have said that over the course of the last two months he had been pretty bad now he had made some plays down the stretch but I do think it was fair to be like this is we saw him Thursday night I get it short week but at home against the Raiders that's one of the worst games I've ever seen

for a team that's like competing to win the Super Bowl and the other thing is like this is not an old player with a bad game it's like if Jared Goff has a bad game like he's proven he's a pretty good player now he don't want him outside but I expect Jerigoff to bounce back this week. Bo Nix, I don't know what I'm getting week to week. So basically the question is,

curious your take on the notoriety they've been getting and the reality come playoff time. Because the defense is awesome, and you can put some clamps, I think we could see a lopsided game for Denver in the playoffs. I just think Bo Nix is one of the biggest wild cards in the league. If he plays well, they can win the Super Bowl. If you tell me he plays like he did

on last Sunday, and they have home field advantage, they are going to be a legit Super Bowl contender. When you have an elite defense, it's why my take on the Ole Miss Rebels, it's like, well, Lane Kiffin could win a championship this year. When's the last time a team with a terrible defense won a championship in college or the pros? It does not happen.

That's why I think a lot of people are like, I don't know about the bills. I think it's fair. I don't know either. Right? It's like, well, I can't quit the Packers. Because when you have a fantastic defense, it's why the Eagles are kind of hitting their stride.

Yeah, their offense is kind of shitty. Who cares? If you're allowing 10, 13 points a game, you're going to win a lot of games. You just are. So I think defense really, really matters. I have no clue on a weekly basis, though, what to make a bow necks.

As a former scout, can you help me understand the reasoning behind drafting a guy like Gabriel in the third round? He's way undersized, mediocre physical traits, When the Browns were evaluating, did they think he could be an elite quarterback? Even if they surround him with weapons and an awesome offensive coach, his ceiling would be someone like Tua,

which you're never winning big with anyway. I understand taking a flyer on Brock Purdy, but he was at the very end of the draft, not the top of the third round. My question is, do you think the Browns drafted him thinking he could eventually be a top five quarterback? When you draft a guy in the third round, you don't think he's going to be a top five quarterback. If you think a guy's going to be a top five quarterback, you draft him in the first round. If they thought he was going to be a superstar, they would have taken him two or five.

So once you get to the third round, like, you just need a quarterback. So I don't know what they personally think of as ceiling. There's no way they could think a ceiling is that high. Now, in their offense, if you can distribute the ball, in theory, you have a good running. game, you can make an average quarterback or an average quarterback can make your offense go. I'm with you, though, based on his traits, to me, he would be an end of the draft flyer at best. I bet a lot of teams had him as an undrafted free agent. Fantastic college player, good guy, but when you have limited physical traits too and you play in a division like the AFC North

in a city like Cleveland, kind of need a big arm. You know, you kind of, it's just a John Watson didn't have a big arm. Now, they got the shittiest version of him. But, like, do you know what works in the AFC North? Big Ben. Joe Flacco. Lamar Jackson. You know, Joe Burrell.

Like, you kind of got to be able to pierce the wind. Ideally, you know, none of those guys are Marino. Flacco's got a huge arm. But you can't have a peace shooter like Dylan Gabriel. And I feel bad because everyone's shitting on him. But the draft is a marketplace. Right. So when you draft him in the third round,

round, you're placing a value on the guy. And to me, the value, you're placing on that guy, it'd be like, I'm making an offer for the house and I offer $500,000. And then the guy that got the house paid a million dollars. It's like, we value that house. We're both in different worlds, right? And to me, when they took them in the third round, I think a lot of people looked around like, what is going on. It's why I theorized that they just drafted them so their owner didn't for Shador Sanders who was plummeting in the draft, which is ironic because they ended up drafting them a couple rounds later. So I've been saying over and over, the Rams, or excuse me, the Browns, it's a clown show. And I do think they get a pretty big pass. Now, maybe Andrew Barry would tell

me my owner is nuts. He forces me to do all this stuff and there would probably be some validity to it, but he always comes out and says, like, that was my choice, that was my choice. If he does get fired, I hope he doesn't tell all, because I would like to know the truth if the truth is not what we know. But right now, they're an embarrassment with an all-time great pass rusher, and a promising looking running back. My question is, if you were the GM of the Raiders, what do you do this off-season? I'd imagine you have to cut Gino, but that is an 18 million dead-caf hit. And this quarterback class is not promising. We probably won't even get a top five pick. Do you keep Pete? I would highly think about

firing everybody. Not spy tech. Like I would keep spy tech and I would think about like getting a young coach, maybe even a college guy. Like could I convince Sark to come to Vegas? Could I convince Lane to come to Vegas? And we just tear this thing down in the studs and build it up. I think I might have said on Monday like everything should be on the table, Brock Bowers included. Obviously he's only in a second year and next year third, but you could argue, you know, guys of his caliber sometimes get paid after their third year. To me, if you wanted to keep Bowers, I mean, they're going to keep Bowers, but I'm not promoting trading them. If they did, I wouldn't say it's the craziest thing ever if they got two ones for him and two ones for Crosby and just start it over. Now, what I think

they will do is I do think Max Crosby will be on the trade block this offseason. And the one thing with Gino is, like, he's a good guy, you can get along with quarterback. You could draft a guy and keep Gino. I wouldn't get rid of Gino at this point. No point in eating the money. So to me, it's probably time for Crosby to go. And if Crosby's on the block, it's pretty clear who'd be after him, right? The lions, the Eagles, I would imagine the cowboys would sniff around. There'd be a lot, his market would be fantastic. But that would be the number one thing. I think Pete Carroll, Chip Kelly, the staff, adios. You're a finance guy. Well, kind of. I trade socks.

Well, I invest in stocks. I'm not a day trader. So you understand present value of money and the trade deadline had me thinking. In a lot of cases, wouldn't you rather have a proven productive player now than a potentially productive player if you're lucky in the draft?

Example. Breeze Hall for a third round pick. If you're extremely lucky, you'll get a guy in the third that's as good. Hall has proven to be good. If there is something to be said about the present value of productive, versus the hope of a player you haven't met yet works out a season from now.

Here's the problem. You're not factoring into that variable. Is Breeshall, let's say you don't re-sign them. So you get them for eight games and maybe a playoff game. Let's say you're the Chiefs. It's like, why did the Chiefs come a third round pick? Well, financially, I'm not going to pay Brees Hall $12, $13 million a year, right? So I'm renting him for the rest of the year, which is important. But you'd say, well, I've made five elastic Super Bowls.

If that third round pick just becomes a random starter, not even a good starter, but just a starter on my team, I pay that guy a million dollars for the next four years. And I have a team that is very high price. This is the knock on the Lions. Now, if you want to say, hey, why didn't you guys trade for Jalen Phillips? That's fair. But when you use the Breece Hall example, it's like he's a rent-a-player and most of the teams that would have been interested, the cap is pretty important to them.

So that third round pick, you look around the league, like a lot of third round picks start. And the other thing, in your example, I think you should have removed Brees Hall and used Jalen Phillips in that spot. Because when you use Brees Hall, look how many running backs are all over the league who are good that are drafted in the fourth, fifth, sixth, sixth, seventh round. You know, Sean Tucker, was he even drafted on the Buccaneers? Is he an undrafts free agent? Brees Hall was not a top 10 pick So the guy was drafted in the second round And I'm buying him for a third round pick

So I'm not even getting a discount Like the Eagles didn't have to pay anything To acquire Seguan Barclay You can just find running backs I'd argue like why don't you find the best running back On a practice squad and go claim him Over giving a third round pick for Brise Hall But I hear what you're saying

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Why are the charges so inconsistent? They crush the Steelers and a week later get crushed by the Jax. I had some Jax fans. They were like, middle cuff, you haven't mentioned anything, they killed. It's like, guys, once they were blowing them out, I stopped paying attention. Like, I'm sorry, no hate, I really like Liam Cohen. If the NFL was college football, the Giants would be all over Liam Cohen. He's been impressive.

So I'm impressed with Liam Cohen. But like, the Chargers are going to have some games with their, Justin Herbert got hit on over half the dropbacks. Their offensive line sucks. I think the Chargers could lose anybody any given week at this point in time with their offensive line. Lifelong Tampa Bay Bucks fan and a season ticket holder. So you're a very valuable commodity. The glazers like you. I love Baker and hate Todd. You don't hate Todd personally. He's a good guy, but I know what you mean. My question is, do you think Baker has what it takes to win a

Super Bowl with Todd as a head coach? Fans blame Todd for most issues, but Baker's turnovers need to come down. You think Todd, I would be, I would be a little stunned. And I do think, depending on what happens this weekend. There's a lot of pressure on the Rams. It's not Todd's fault. They've had a bunch of injuries. I think Todd's solid. I think the hard part is,

is, you know, that Liam connection was pretty special. And the power of keeping an offensive coordinator, who's your head coach, there was a reason they were trying to pay him a lot of money. That one could be a regret. It's like, God, I wish we just would have kept Liam Cohen as our head coach. But depending on how this season ends, I could see Todd, but who are your options? The problem is, here's the thing with Todd,

and this is a little Sean McDermott. Now, Sean's had much more success than Todd Bulls. But same type deal, the quarterbacks can get a little out of control. Obviously, Josh is much better than Baker. Part of Baker turning the ball over, one, you kind of depend on him sometimes. I mean, when you guys get injured, your defense's getting shredded, he feels like he has to make plays.

So I don't put the turnovers on Todd for Baker and neither did you, I guess. But yeah, I don't have a great solution. I don't. You guys are kind of in that weird predicament. It's not like your coach is bad where you're going to fire him. You kind of feel stuck with them. You're probably going to win 10 games.

Your GM's pretty good. He likes them. Kind of a weird spot. I'm 25 years old. I was born into being a Jets fan and have been my whole life. Am I and is the franchise at what point can I bail? It's tough, man. it sucks because it doesn't even look bright on the horizon.

It's like, okay, we have a bunch of picks. It's like, guys, this is what you would probably say. We just had a bunch of picks and we nailed like 90% of them. You know those guys, we just traded for a bunch of draft capital? Those were players we drafted. They were good. Quinn and Williams is like 27 years old. Been in a league for a while now.

You know, he's got one or two more years until his second contract is up. and we just traded him first and a second round pick sauce gardener we just traded for two ones Brees Hall like was valued as like a third or fourth rounder on the market that's not even counting Garrett Wilson that definitely if healthy would have gone for a one and a two

so it's like we we hit on picks it doesn't even matter it sucks I don't I don't know what to tell you there is something special if you ever get out of the mud but there does come to a point where it's like this is not fun to watch. It does feel

Aaron Glenn was so likable and then he immediately becomes the Jets coach and starts arguing with everybody. It's like, bro, this is not and I get it. If you had people asking your questions and you suck, it's a miserable way to be as a coach, but you're not going to win that

when you're losing in New York. It's only going to get uglier. And you know, you guys pay Justin Fields. So you can get mad all you want. Like, that's on you guys. and Aaron Glenn early on was like in the offseason singing as praises. It could get really ugly. It really could.

Full disclosure. Huge Broncos fan. I think Knicks is going to be a poor man's Joshie Allen. You're clearly biased. And agree, you have to get them on the move. Wonder if Peyton is saving that and some design runs for some playoff games. Keep up the great work. Grasse on getting married.

Side note. What were your favorite golf courses to play when you work in Philly? He's got a long way to go to become Josh Allen. Okay? Let's just, let's put him the brakes on that. I do think it's very fair to be really excited after Sunday. You outplayed Patrick Mahomes in the biggest Denver Bronco game in a decade. That was, what a badass environment.

29 million people watched. That's cool. That was a cool moment for you as a fan. Let's just see him play back. to back good games. Golf courses. I played some public courses in Westchester. One thing about Philly, the outskirts, some beautiful hills, great terrain, great topography.

I would say the best course I went to was Oronomic. I didn't play it, but Tiger used to host an event in like 10 and 11. My brother flew out and we just went. We followed like Justin Leonard. Nick Watney's from where I live, so we kind of followed him. Badass course, which I think is hosting the PJ Championship. or they're hosting a major in the next couple years, but that was probably the best course that I was around.

We used to have, we used to play golf at this course in New Jersey that used to let, we had some deal with the Eagles. I don't even remember the name. But I remember playing some nice courses in Westchester. Love the show. Never miss an episode. Since you've been watching sports for a few decades now, I was wondering what are your top five or ten sports moments of all time.

Okay, we're going to end on this. I would say being there live, the best things I've ever seen live, I was at game seven of the NBA finals in 2016. Shout out to your dev's son, Kyrie. That was a pretty surreal moment to watch the block for LeBron, had on Andre Aguadala. It's a regret of mine. I drank a little too much.

But I do vividly remember the game ending, and just looking at the Cavs sideline and the eruption, I was like, this is a pretty historic moment. Obviously, the Warriors had won 73 games. They had just come back against the Thunder in seven games in the Western Conference finals, which obviously that loss led to Kevin Durant, but you just knew that something was big. I remember seeing the Dominican Sioux at the game, Jared Gough at the game,

a lot of celebrities at the game. The other live moment, I was at Monday Night Football, the last game at Candlestick. The San Francisco 49ers were playing the Atlanta Falcons. And Navarro Bowman picked off a ball. I think it was Roddy White, bounced off Roddy White. Matt Ryan kind of threw it behind him, and Navaral Bowman took it to the house

and leaped into the end zone, and it like clinched a playoff berth for the 49ers. I remember looking up, it's the loudest stadium I've ever seen. It was like an earthquake. place was shaking. And then they had like an after party. All the famous 49ers were there, Joe Montana, Steve Young, Jerry Rice,

Eddie De Bartolo, Boys the Man. It was like a, it was like a football celebration. But that moment, Navarle Bowman pick it off. I remember watching Jim Harbaugh because I was on the field. Because you used to be able to go on the field with five minutes left in the game, standing next to Chris Berman. Just a moment I'll never forget. And then I did like local TV after.

It was just really cool. I do remember, I used to host a college radio show when I first got into radio on Saturdays. So I would be in the office on Saturdays in downtown San Francisco. And I remember watching the kick six Alabama Auburn. I do think that's one of the crazier moments in my life. Obviously, it's Sabin Dynasty. But just watching, I think Chris Davis, who ended up being an undrafted free agent for the 49ers. I just remember my jaw hitting the floor. I couldn't even believe it was happening.

And clearly looking back, anytime you try something like that, you're at such a disadvantage if, you know, the DB returns it because how many guys on your unit? One, it's long snapper, holder, kicker, maybe a couple tight ends, but it's just offensive tackles, guards, and centers. So you don't have the ability to make an open field tackle. It's not like they're linebackers and safety's on the field for you. I just, that was, that's one moment that's just like entrenched into my brain. Yeah. I mean, there's, I mean, I've been lucky.

I've lived through a lot. I've watched every major sporting event the last, I don't know, 30 years. I mean, Tiger Woods is, you know, I'd say Tiger Woods and Michael Jordan are my favorite athletes. I was so young. You know, you're early 90s. I'm 8, 9, 10 years old. And then Michael, 96 through 98, I'm 12, 13, 14. See, you know, it's really cool, but you don't quite have the sports expertise.

I do think watching Tiger, I remember in college in 2008, when he won the U.S. Open against Rocco on a torn ACL and broken leg. it's any they used to play 18 holes on Monday I don't even think they'd do that anymore but it was just him hitting that put in San Diego at Torrey Pines and then 2019 when he won the Masters I had so much more like perspective as a sports fan understanding of like sports history you know like when Tom Brady as his career went you could really you kind of understood like every the legacy and what was on the line In 2019, Tiger's, is he going to win the Masters?

Like, everyone who had been watching this guy since the 90s just knew, like, this is pretty crazy. And then when he wins it, that walk up the hill with Charlie, that's probably my personal favorite of my adult life, is Tiger 2019 winning the Masters. And I do think we were robbed a little bit. his car accident in 2020 when he flips the Genesis and fucks up his leg and kind of ends his career he was playing really good in 18 and 19

now was he going to go on the same level of run and he didn't know but I do think he would have had a couple more majors and he definitely would have won a lot of tournaments he would have been one of the better American players because technology he could hit fairways mentally he was so much more superior every game was a whole

home game for him. I am glad we got 18 and 19. He won the Tour Championship in 18. He almost won the British Open in 18. He almost won the PJ Championship against Kepka in 18. But winning that Masters against just a crew of like DJ, Kepka, Tony Fienow, Molinari hits it in the water on 15. That was just badass.

That was, and just as a huge fan, it was cool. Like, Charlie kind of got to take it in. but then we were just kind of robbed like his career basically ends whatever eight months later in the ditch in Los Angeles so what are you going to do but yeah that that would probably be my personal favorite Tiger Woods 2019 the volume hey guys it's us the Jonas brothers I'm Joe I'm Kevin and I'm Nick and guess what we created our own podcast called hey Jonas we invented a podcast well we didn't invent it we just contributed to us people to do podcasts We get to ask other people questions because we're sick and tired of being asked questions.

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