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Why Steelers SHOULD trade T.J. Watt, NFL Schedule Release + Aaron Rodgers | Colin Cowherd: THE HERD
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Why Steelers SHOULD trade T.J. Watt, NFL Schedule Release + Aaron Rodgers | Colin Cowherd: THE HERD
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Colin Cowherd discusses why the Pittsburgh Steelers should trade T.J. Watt in order to build a better offense. Next Colin discusses Drake Maye and the New England Patriots upcoming schedule. Next Colin is joined by Albert Breer to react to the NFL schedule release. They discuss their surprise team for 2026, Los Angeles Rams, San Francisco 49ers, Philadelphia Eagles, Dallas Cowboys, Seattle Seahawks, Las Vegas Raiders. Aaron Rodgers, Minnesota Vikings, Kyler Murray, and J.J. McCarthy. Next Colin discusses the Dallas Cowboys and how far Dak Prescott can take them with this schedule. Finally Colin is joined by Matt Hasselbeck to compare their biggest takeaways from the NFL schedule release as well as the new Aaron Rodgers saga.
0:00 TJ Watt
7:10 New England Patriots
9:01 Albert Breer
27:29 Sports News
40:09 Dallas Cowboys
46:12 Matt Hasselbeck
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