Plot Synopsis

Each Sunday morning from 9-10am ET/6-7am PT during football season, host Colin Cowherd talks about, analyzes, and reports on college and professional football. With a set designed as a kitchen and living room, Cowherd sits at a breakfast bar area to talk about different aspects of football with his guests, including these weekly contributors: fantasy football expert Matthew Berry, who will discuss the "Fantasy Fiveski"; "ESPN The Magazine" editor-in-chief Chad Millman; and former Chicago Bears wide receiver Tom Waddle, who is a current ESPN Radio and ESPN Radio Chicago NFL analyst. In addition to talking about hot topics and chatting with guests, Cowherd presents these segments: original digital shorts featuring Cowherd are used going in and out of breaks, including interviews with Bristol "Car Wash" guests conducted in a prop closet; fake infomercials for Colin-created products; a "Cash, Car, Kids Game" that viewers can play at home and make picks with Colin; and much more.
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On Sunday, September 7, 2014 at 9am ET/6am PT on ESPN2, this series returned for its second season with a new title: COLIN'S FOOTBALL SHOW. Each episode of Season 2 opens with a new theme, penned and performed by comedian and recording artist Rodney Carrington. In addition, COLIN'S FOOTBALL SHOW features new segments including: "Colin's Cartoons," which are minute-long animations that illustrate famous stories, as related by former NFL players, including Jerome Bettis and Herm Edwards; "Meat Sandwich," which is a discussion segment in which Cowherd and a guest tackle the meatiest football topic of the week while eating a meat sandwich in Colin's diner; and a comedic and face-paced digital piece with fantasy football advice from Matthew Berry. Return segments include: "Cage Confessionals"; "Bet Sharp" with Chad Millman; and football talk and analysis with former Chicago Bears wide receiver Tom Waddle.