Colin Cowherd Podcast - MNF Reaction, Packer’s Shouldn’t Panic, Daboll Makes DeVito Work, Ohtani’s Creative Contract

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Colin reacts to the Giants win over the Packers on Monday Night Football and explains why the Packers shouldn’t fret losing to New York after winning a tough stretch of games (3:00). He points to the success of Tommy DeVito and Brian Daboll in New York as further proof that offensive head coaches are far better equipped to make it work with backup and below-average quarterbacks (5:00).

 

He also lauds the L.A. Dodgers for the creative and innovative structure of Shohei Ohtani’s record breaking contract, and why it proves the Dodgers have been ahead of the curve compared to east coast teams (9:00). 

 

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Colin reacts to the Giants win over the Packers on Monday Night Football and explains why the Packers shouldn’t fret losing to New York after winning a tough stretch of games (3:00). He points to the success of Tommy DeVito and Brian Daboll in New York as further proof that offensive head coaches are far better equipped to make it work with backup and below-average quarterbacks (5:00).

 

He also lauds the L.A. Dodgers for the creative and innovative structure of Shohei Ohtani’s record breaking contract, and why it proves the Dodgers have been ahead of the curve compared to east coast teams (9:00). 

 

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Follow Colin and The Volume on Twitter for the latest content and updates! #Volume #Herd

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

2023-12-12 14 min Transcript
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