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TRADE REACTION: Myles Garrett to Rams, OBJ to Giants + RIGHT-WRONG | Colin Cowherd: THE HERD NFL
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TRADE REACTION: Myles Garrett to Rams, OBJ to Giants + RIGHT-WRONG | Colin Cowherd: THE HERD NFL
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Jun 1, 202633:59150.4K views
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Colin Cowherd is back! He reacts to the breaking news that the Cleveland Browns are trading Myles Garrett to the Los Angeles Rams for Jared Verse. Is this the final piece the Rams need to win the Super Bowl with a stronger roster than the Seattle Seahawks and the Philadelphia Eagles? Next, Colin reacts to the New York Giants signing Odell Beckham Jr. and explains why this move is more about Malik Nabers than it is about OBJ. Then Colin reacts to Shedeur Sanders making $17.7 million from royalties. Will his popularity translate to wins for the Cleveland Browns? Finally, Colin discusses what he got right and wrong this week in sports.
0:00 Myles Garrett
3:17 NFL News
14:52 Myles Garrett
21:06 New York Giants
22:24 Shedeur Sanders
27:35 Colin Right & Wrong
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