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Colin Cowherd’s NFL Apologies: Aaron Rodgers & Steelers, Baker Mayfield, Dan Campbell | THE HERD
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Colin Cowherd’s NFL Apologies: Aaron Rodgers & Steelers, Baker Mayfield, Dan Campbell | THE HERD
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Oct 2, 202538:1191.8K views
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Colin Cowherd reacts to the latest in the NFL and college football. First, Colin pens apology letters to those in the NFL who have proved him wrong including Aaron Rodgers and the Pittsburgh Steelers, Baker Mayfield and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, and Dan Campbell’s Detroit Lions. Next, he discusses the Minnesota Vikings’ QB issues and wonders whether they regret choosing J.J. McCarthy and letting Sam Darnold leave for the Seattle Seahawks. Then, Colin is joined by Urban Meyer to discuss the latest in college football, including Oregon QB Dante Moore and Penn State head coach James Franklin. Finally, he is joined by Greg Cosell to break down the best quarterback play from the NFL’s Week 4 slate.
0:00 NFL Apology Letters
7:49 Sam Darnold
14:14 Urban Meyer CFB talk
22:50 Greg Cosell QB Breakdown
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