Colin’s joined by Danny Parkins, host of “First Things First” on FS1.

They begin with the strong start for Danny’s Chicago Bears and why every Bears fan should be happy with the results 25 games into Caleb Williams career. (3:00) Colin highlights the importance of getting the quarterback right because the bottom 6-7 teams are completely unwatchable (8:00).

They debate why international NBA stars like Jokic and SGA  in the NBA Finals don’t get as much traffic as stars like Ohntani in the World Series (17:00). They discuss the must-watch nature of the World Series and the  watchability of postseason vs. regular season baseball and debate whether Luka’s brand combined with the Lakers could buck the trend (19:30).

Colin argues he’s been right for years that Joel Embiid was fool’s gold and despite his talent, he doesn’t mesh well within the construct of a team (29:30). 

They talk about the great turnaround in Sam Darnold’s career  and discuss the huge whiffs by the Vikings and Browns letting Darnold and Baker Mayfield leave and thrive elsewhere (36:00).

They look ahead to the upcoming NFL slate and which games they like from a betting perspective (41:30), and debate where the Packers coach stacks up against other coaches in the league (54:00). 

Finally, they give their takeaways from Zohran Mamdani’s win in the NYC mayoral race and Danny is happy he doesn’t have to watch any more ugly  anti -Mamdani political ads. Colin argues that political parties, like NFL teams, are only good when they land their star (1:02:00).

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Colin’s joined by Danny Parkins, host of “First Things First” on FS1.

They begin with the strong start for Danny’s Chicago Bears and why every Bears fan should be happy with the results 25 games into Caleb Williams career. (3:00) Colin highlights the importance of getting the quarterback right because the bottom 6-7 teams are completely unwatchable (8:00).

They debate why international NBA stars like Jokic and SGA  in the NBA Finals don’t get as much traffic as stars like Ohntani in the World Series (17:00). They discuss the must-watch nature of the World Series and the  watchability of postseason vs. regular season baseball and debate whether Luka’s brand combined with the Lakers could buck the trend (19:30).

Colin argues he’s been right for years that Joel Embiid was fool’s gold and despite his talent, he doesn’t mesh well within the construct of a team (29:30). 

They talk about the great turnaround in Sam Darnold’s career  and discuss the huge whiffs by the Vikings and Browns letting Darnold and Baker Mayfield leave and thrive elsewhere (36:00).

They look ahead to the upcoming NFL slate and which games they like from a betting perspective (41:30), and debate where the Packers coach stacks up against other coaches in the league (54:00). 

Finally, they give their takeaways from Zohran Mamdani’s win in the NYC mayoral race and Danny is happy he doesn’t have to watch any more ugly  anti -Mamdani political ads. Colin argues that political parties, like NFL teams, are only good when they land their star (1:02:00).

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Nick Wright reacts to all the massive moves at the NFL trade deadline, starting with the New York Jets tear down and megadeals between the Dallas Cowboys and Indianapolis Colts for Quinnen Williams and Sauce Gardner. Then, Nick previews Week 10 of the NFL season, including games with tons of playoff implications on the line, like Jalen Hurts' Philadelphia Eagles playing against Jordan Love's Green Bay Packers, and Matthew Stafford's Los Angeles Rams facing off with the San Francisco 49ers. After, Nick discusses the future of the NBA with Luka Doncic and Victor Wembanyama following the Los Angeles Lakers' win over the San Antonio Spurs, and what the Arizona Cardinals are going to do with Kyler Murray. Later, Nick and Damonza answer your questions. #Volume

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NFL betting expert Chad Millman and professional sports gambler Simon Hunter deep dive into their best bets for NFL Week 10. They tell their gambling audience their favorite NFL matchups across the board, leading up to their final five against the spread bets for their weekly NFL pick 'em pool contest. We also have Simon's weekly Sharp Calls segment, where Simon recaps the phone calls he's received from fellow professional gamblers responding to our Tuesday show. NFL betting picks and predictions provided today include their best bets for Monday Night Football, with Jalen Hurts and the Philadelphia Eagles visiting Wisconsin to take on Jordan Love and the Green Bay Packers. They also dive into the Indianapolis Colts, fresh from their huge trade for Sauce Gardner, as they take on Michael Penix and the Atlanta Falcons. There's a huge inter-conference matchup between Lamar Jackson the Baltimore Ravens vs. J.J. McCarthy and the Minnesota Vikings, and Josh Allen's Buffalo Bills facing the hapless Miami Dolphins. We'll hear a quick word about Bo Nix and his Denver Broncos on Thursday Night Football vs. the Las Vegas Raiders, and an intriguing divisional matchup between Bryce Young's Carolina Panthers and New Orleans Saints with new rookie quarterback Tyler Shough. Picks and predictions for NFL Week 10 also include our Brass Balls Bet of the Week, Round Robin parlays, over/under picks, survivor pool picks, Simon's biggest bets of the week, moneyline favorites and so much more. #Volume

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0:04:30 - SHARP CALLS

0:06:50 - LAS VEGAS RAIDERS VS. DENVER BRONCOS

0:10:13 - NEW YORK GIANTS VS. CHICAGO BEARS

0:14:45 - NEW ORLEANS SAINTS VS. CAROLINA PANTHERS

0:16:50 - CLEVELAND BROWNS VS. NEW YORK JETS

0:25:49 - JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS VS. HOUSTON TEXANS

0:28:40 - NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS VS. TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS

0:33:04 - ARIZONA CARDINALS VS. SEATTLE SEAHAWKS

0:42:57 - LOS ANGELES RAMS VS. SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS

0:49:19 - PHILADELPHIA EAGLES VS. GREEN BAY PACKERS

0:54:50 - BUFFALO BILLS VS. MIAMI DOLPHINS

0:58:56 - DETROIT LIONS VS. WASHINGTON COMMANDERS

1:01:30 - PITTSBURGH STEELERS VS. LA CHARGERS 

1:05:00 - SIMONS BIG BETS, SURVIVOR, PARLAYS AND MORE 

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Colin Cowherd starts with the Los Angeles Lakers hot start under head coach JJ Redick, even with LeBron James on the sidelines. Colin explains why Redick’s coaching style could reshape the future of the Lakers franchise and what it means for the NBA’s most glamorous team

Then, Colin turns to the NFL trade deadline, giving Jerry Jones and the Dallas Cowboys credit for making smart, forward-looking moves — even after parting ways with Micah Parsons. Colin believes the Cowboys are now in a better position than they’ve seen in years

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Greg Cosell of NFL Films joins the show to break down the impressive development of quarterback Caleb Williams and how head coach Ben Johnson has transformed the Chicago Bears offense into one of the NFL’s most exciting units in the NFL.

Topics Covered:

• JJ Redick’s impact on the Lakers’ early-season success
• How LeBron James’ absence is fueling LA’s growth
• Jerry Jones’ Cowboys trade deadline strategy
• Why the Cowboys are better without Micah Parsons
• Greg Cosell on Caleb Williams’ breakout with the Bears

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Colin talks to Rachel Nichols about the Lakers playing well, JJ Redick's coaching style, the future of LeBron James, how teams are defending Victor Wembanyama, and more

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Colin Cowherd starts with the Los Angeles Lakers hot start under head coach JJ Redick, even with LeBron James on the sidelines. Colin explains why Redick’s coaching style could reshape the future of the Lakers franchise and what it means for the NBA’s most glamorous team.

Then, Colin turns to the NFL trade deadline, giving Jerry Jones and the Dallas Cowboys credit for making smart, forward-looking moves — even after parting ways with Micah Parsons. Colin believes the Cowboys are now in a better position than they’ve seen in years.

Plus, Greg Cosell of NFL Films joins the show to break down the impressive development of quarterback Caleb Williams and how head coach Ben Johnson has transformed the Chicago Bears offense into one of the NFL’s most exciting units in the NFL.

Topics Covered:

• JJ Redick’s impact on the Lakers’ early-season success
• How LeBron James’ absence is fueling LA’s growth
• Jerry Jones’ Cowboys trade deadline strategy
• Why the Cowboys are better without Micah Parsons
• Greg Cosell on Caleb Williams’ breakout with the Bears

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Fat Joe and Jadakiss sit down with DMV hip hop legend Wale ahead of his upcoming album 'Everything Is A Lot,' dropping November 14th. Wale tells them about what went into his new project, his collaborations with Rihanna on "Bad (Remix)" and Usher on "Matrimony," the time Kanye West made a song with him and then didn't clear the sample, and how he met Jerry Seinfeld during the production of 'The Album About Nothing.' Joe and Jada also talk trash to Wale about the Washington Commanders and Wizards, Joe says the Knicks are going to win the championship, and Jada tells a story about walking into Def Jam and not recognizing any of the young people running the place.

4:30 - Wale, the sneaker head legend

8:30 - Talking 'Everything Is A Lot'

14:15 - Wale plays "Mirroronnabenz"

18:00 - Being secretive with features

24:15 - Story behind "Bad (Remix)" with Rihanna

26:00 - When Kanye didn't clear his song

28:45 - Fat Joe says Usher owes him sneakers

38:30 - NFL & NBA trash talking

45:30 - Fat Joe's been hanging with Thibs

48:15 - Jada doesn't recognize anyone at Def Jam anymore

56:15 - Never let one of the guys be your hypeman

58:30 - Wale debuts "Belly of the Beast"

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