THE HERD - Hour 2 - Where Colin was right and wrong, Aaron Rodgers and the Steelers, CJ Stroud's regression, Matt Hasselbeck
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Here we go. Hour two. Nick Sixers tonight. It's going to be a good one. I am developing a new logo on the show today. I'll tell you what that is later. Feel very strongly about a new logo. Not going to give away too much. Matt Hasselbeck in a couple of minutes. Well, we do it every Monday. Top of the second hour, where Colin was right, where Colin was wrong. There's a lot of both this week. And here we go. Where Colin was right. I never bought into the KD. Is everybody as good as LeBron? There it is for years. And I think this series, it's what I've always said about KD. He's Aaron Rodgers. It always ends strangely. And they're Hall of Fame talents. But the gap between KD and LeBron was never more, not just because LeBron was available.
He's been a healthier player. But LeBron took basically C plus and B minus level players, no Luca and little bits and pieces of Austin Reeves and dominated the series. And KD, according to the net rating, the Rockets were better without him. That is the gap between the two. It's not just getting a bucket. How do you squeeze talent out of your teammates? Nobody's ever been better, in my opinion, than LeBron James.
Where Colin was wrong.
Well, the Celtics, the first team to have three different starters not even score in a playoff game, and they've only been tracking that since 1970, so it was pretty bad. Listen, the reality is... once tatum got hobbled and even before they couldn't stop and bead they're so addicted almost paralyzed by their formula to shoot threes they shot a hundred more threes than philadelphia and 50 more than any other playoff team
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–12:09
2
What were Colin's biggest right and wrong predictions this week?
12:09–12:57
3
How does Colin compare Aaron Rodgers to Kevin Durant?
12:57–15:06
4
How does Colin assess the performance of the Celtics in the playoffs?
15:06–33:22
5
What insights does Matt Hasselbeck provide about the NFL Draft?
33:22–38:24
6
What does Colin think about the Steelers' strategy with Aaron Rodgers?
38:24–52:11
Speakers
6 identifiedMore from The Herd with Colin Cowherd
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