Colin Cowherd

Both New York teams, embarrassing.

Atlanta, irrelevant.

D.C.

was good for an hour.

They're back to being weird.

Dallas, eh.

I mean, Houston for years, awful.

Miami will be atrocious this year.

Since 1987, the Jets and the Giants have made the playoffs at the same time twice.

And the league is literally on fire.

But market size matters.

New York and Chicago have a combined 11.5 million TV households.

Kansas City and Buffalo combined for a couple million.

Like, big markets matter.

And I think this is the year that the big markets return.

I put out my herd hierarchy, my post-free agency, post-draft herd hierarchy.

Both teams from L.A., Chicago, Detroit, Houston, Philadelphia.

And by the way, Dallas is somewhere around 11 or 12, and the New York Giants, to me, will be the most improved team in the league.

Matt Hasselbeck, last week, post-draft, talking about a team that didn't make my herd hierarchy, big market, Dallas.

Yeah, I think the Cowboys, in terms of talent, now have 10, 11, 12 elite players.