Best of The Herd
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The episode opens with promotional segments for multiple iHeartRadio podcasts, including The Clifford Show, NFL Daily, Sports Slice, and The Away End, highlighting their new content and guest appearances. Colin Cowherd then dives into a deep analysis of the current NBA playoffs, focusing on the Lakers' dominance over the Rockets and the critical role of LeBron James as a force multiplier compared to Kevin Durant's more isolated play. He praises J.J. Redick's coaching acumen and contrasts the experience of veteran players like Marcus Smart and LeBron with the pressure faced by younger teams. The discussion shifts to the San Antonio Spurs' loss without Victor Wembanyama, emphasizing how veteran players like Drew Holiday and Jeremy Grant stepped up in clutch moments. Cowherd then transitions to the 2026 NFL Draft, offering sharp critiques of rumored Dallas Cowboys trade-up moves, arguing that their defense needs depth and secondary help—best addressed with their current picks rather than trading up. He analyzes mock drafts by Todd McShay, highlighting top prospects like Jeremiah Love, Arvel Reese, and Ty Simpson, while cautioning against overvaluing certain players. The episode concludes with a lighthearted exchange on quality of life, with Cowherd and guest Urban Myers debating Florida’s appeal versus California’s challenges, ultimately celebrating the vibrancy of Southern California sports culture.
LeBron James elevates teammates more than Kevin Durant, who operates in a silo despite his elite talent.
Veteran players like Marcus Smart and Drew Holiday deliver under pressure when young teams falter.
Dallas Cowboys should avoid trading up in the 2026 NFL Draft—focus on addressing secondary depth with current picks.
Jeremiah Love is the best player in the draft and should be a top pick, not just a running back.
Quality of life, including state taxes and sports culture, matters deeply for athlete and coach decisions.
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Podcast Promos & Intro
Multiple promotional segments for iHeartRadio podcasts including The Clifford Show, NFL Daily, Sports Slice, and The Away End, featuring guest hosts and content previews.
Lakers vs Rockets: LeBron’s Force Multiplier Effect
“LeBron is the Swiss Army knife. KD's the scalpel.”
Spurs Without Wembanyama: The Role of Veterans
“The kids got tight. And San Antonio did.”
2026 NFL Draft: Dallas Cowboys Trade-Up Rumors
“You go back to Demarcus Lawrence in 2014. It's the last time they've traded up in the first three rounds.”
Mock Draft Breakdown & Top Prospects
“I don't look at this kid as a running back. I look at him as an offensive weapon.”
“I don't look at this kid as a running back. I look at him as an offensive weapon.”
“LeBron is the Swiss Army knife. KD's the scalpel.”
“I think he's the best player in the NFL draft.”
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Guests
LeBron James
person
iHeartRadio
other
Kevin Durant
person
Dallas Cowboys
other
Colin Cowherd
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2026 NFL Draft
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J.J. Redick
person
Los Angeles Lakers
other
Victor Wembanyama
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Jeremiah Love
person
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The Herd with Colin Cowherd • 41m • 3/31/2026
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