THE HERD - Hour 2 - Top 10 NFL Offseason Additions, Nick Wright

The Herd with Colin Cowherd dives into the NFL's most impactful offseason moves, spotlighting a controversial ranking by host Colin Cowherd that elevates wide receivers like A.J. Brown and Jalen Waddell despite their age and injury concerns. Cowherd argues that the Patriots' acquisition of A.J. Brown is transformative, not just for his stats but for how it forces defenses to adjust, creating space for the entire offense—comparing him to Randy Moss in impact. Nick Wright pushes back, calling the list 'new age' and questioning the overvaluation of aging receivers, while defending Kenneth Walker's move to the Chiefs as a massive upgrade for a historically weak running back room. The debate intensifies around the Miles Garrett trade to the Rams, where Cowherd praises the risk-taking, noting that the Rams now have a sack machine in a team that leads in the fourth quarter—creating more opportunities than ever. Wright counters that while the Browns are clearly tanking, the trade is a win for them, but the Rams face long-term risk if Stafford gets hurt or if Ty Simpson doesn’t develop. The episode also explores the cultural moment of the NBA Finals, with both hosts debating whether Victor Wembanyama is already the greatest player ever, and whether the Knicks’ run is sustainable against a stacked West.