THE HERD – HOUR 2 – Herd Hierarchy: How Far Do The Chiefs Fall? | Caleb Williams Top 3 QB
The Herd with Colin CowherdSummary
The Dallas Cowboys have found success by shifting their offensive strategy, emphasizing a run game that has proven effective for quarterback Dak Prescott. In recent games, teams that have leaned on their running backs have fared better, with Prescott's 27 pass attempts in a recent victory aligning with this trend. The Cowboys' record shows a stark contrast when they prioritize the run, boasting a 7-1-1 record when their running backs receive over 20 carries.
As the NFL trade deadline approaches, speculation arises about potential moves, including the possibility of the Cowboys acquiring star running back Jonathan Taylor. This move could bolster their ground game further, especially given the struggles of teams that rely heavily on passing. Meanwhile, the Seattle Seahawks have made headlines by trading for offensive lineman Quinton Nelson, enhancing their interior line as they aim to solidify their playoff contention.
The podcast also touches on the performance of various NFL teams, with discussions about the Chicago Bears and their defensive strategies as they eye potential trades to strengthen their roster. The overall narrative highlights the importance of adapting strategies in the league, particularly as teams navigate injuries and seek to optimize their chances for success.
Show Notes
Colin shares his latest Herd Hierarchy after week 7 of the NFL season: he drops the Chiefs following their first loss of the season and the Bears rise after a big win over the Patriots. Plus, Nick Wright from First Things First joins the show to react to NFL breaking news: the Seahawks acquire 8-time Pro Bowler Quenton Nelson in their pursuit of a second straight Super Bowl. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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