Speaking of Buckeyes, Urban Meyer, the ex-college and NFL head coach, made an appearance on Fox Sports’ "The Herd with Colin Cowherd," where he said he would be a fan of the 14-team College ...

Urban Meyer joined Colin Cowherd to discuss Ryan Day's push for multiple automatic bids in the CFP and the biggest names ahead of the 2025 Draft. 5 DAYS AGO・the herd with colin cowherd・16:27 ...

Now, Day will attempt to achieve next season what Urban Meyer could not: winning consecutive national championships.

On Thursday, former Ohio State Buckeye head coach Urban Meyer joined Colin Cowherd's 'The Herd' to weigh in on the matter. "The reason he is slipping is because they are looking at the competition ...

Urban Meyer joins Colin Cowherd on The Herd to break down Shedeur Sanders’ strengths and what makes him a special talent. He also highlights the potential red flags that could impact Sanders at ...

The NFL draft is just over a month away, and one of the most talked-about prospects is Shedeur Sanders, the star quarterback from the Colorado Buffaloes. He is the son of Pro Football Hall-of ...

Hunter has expressed a desire to play on both sides of the ball, just as he did in college. Urban Meyer, a college football analyst for Fox Sports and a former national championship-winning coach ...

21 by the Pittsburgh Steelers. Urban Meyer appeared on "The Herd with Colin Cowherd" to discuss why Sanders has been declining recently. Meyer stated that it was due to something he could not change.

At the same time, expanding the playoffs even more was always a card on the table as well. Speaking of Buckeyes, Urban Meyer, the ex-college and NFL head coach, made an appearance on Fox Sports’ “The ...

"I called a GM, friend of mine, and [Shedeur Sanders] slipped a little bit here," Meyer explained. "The reason he's slipping is they're looking at the competition that he played. I don't know if I ...

But I understand, throughout the NFL, there's a concern about if he can make the throw in the tight windows, because in the Big 12 conference, he didn't have to do that very much," Meyer noted ...