The Herd Test

Colin says we should enjoy Steelers QB Big Ben Roethlisberger vs Patriots QB Tom Brady because it’s only happened once before in the playoffs. He thinks Thunder PG Russell Westbrook is completely losing it after his issues

Colin explains why Steelers vs Patriots is so special, why Aaron Rodgers should be the MVP, and the problems with Russell Westbrook. Guests include Peter King, Greg Cosell, Rob Parker, and Reggie Bush.

Colin points out that for the 2nd time since the playoffs started there is a major distraction created by a wide receiver and it’s an example of why they are overrated. He defends Green Bay Packers QB

Colin explains why wide receivers are overrated, the differences between the Steelers and Patriots, and Aaron Rodgers’ problems with his family. Guests include USC OT Zach Banner, Eric Mangini, Washington Redskin CB Josh Norman and UFC star

Even though Colin hates hypotheticals he comes up with one that could mean the end of Patriots QB Tom Brady in New England. He thinks the Cavaliers blowout loss to the Warriors means absolutely nothing. Plus, Nick

Colin explains why Tom Brady should worry, why the Warriors win over the Cavaliers means nothing, and the Chiefs problems. Guests include Eric Mangini, Nick Wright, Chris Broussard, and Bob Kravitz.

Colin thinks Aaron Rodgers won the game against the Cowboys on a different play than the one everyone is talking about. He thinks the playoffs have shown everyone that you need to go get an elite quarterback

Colin goes over the NFL playoff games from the weekend, why the QB is so important, and why Mike Tomlin is not a great coach. Guests include Cris Carter, Daryl Johnston, and Bill Parcells.

Colin shares his Blazing 5 picks for the Divisional Round of the NFL Playoffs and RJ Bell of Pregame.com tells him which picks the sharps in Vegas agree and disagree with.

Colin thinks people are overvaluing the Patriots and undervaluing the Chiefs heading into this weekend’s divisional round. He says both NFL teams in Los Angeles made a mistake in hiring their new coaches. Plus, UFC President Dana