on the National Basketball Association, but to a lesser degree. Other sports, such as Major League Baseball, college basketball, soccer, the Olympics, boxing, golf and Mixed Martial Arts are discussed usually during important times of the year (such as the World Series in Major League Baseball, March Madness in college basketball, etc.) The show is a mix of Cowherd's own analysis alongside interviews with guests. Regular segments throughout the week include "Where Colin was Right/Where Colin was Wrong", "Hunch or Lunch", "The Blazin' 5" and "The Herd Hierarchy." He always ends his show with a final segment called "best for last." Cowherd used to take phone calls, but ended that practice a few years into his run while on Fox Sports. Regular guests Current Peter King Greg Cosell Joe Buck Joel Klatt Jay Glazer Peter Schrager Daniel Cormier Jim Jackson Mike Joy Champ Bailey Eric Mangini Chris Broussard Nick Wright Nick Swisher Ric Bucher Former Brian Billick Trey Wingo and Mark Schlereth – "The Simultaneous Game" is on during the NFL season every Thursday. Sal Paolantonio Herman Edwards RJ Bell – Every Friday during the NFL season, Cowherd does his "Blazin Five" in which he picks five games against the spread. Bell is a guest at 12:45pm EST to give his Vegas insight on Cowherd's picks. Adam Schefter Chris Mortensen Stephen A. Smith – ESPN New York Tedy Bruschi – ESPN Boston Larry King Jason Whitlock Joe Torre Cris Carter Jason McIntyre Controversies Eddie Guerrero's Death – In November 2005, Cowherd was criticized by former ESPN ombudsman, George Solomon for his treatment of the death of World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) wrestler Eddie Guerrero. Colin was quoted as saying "he passed away doing steroids", implying that Guerrero's death had been caused by steroid use. According to Dr. Kathryn Berg, the assistant chief medical examiner for Hennepin County in Minnesota, the autopsy showed that Guerrero died from a hardening and narrowing of the arteries that supply blood and oxygen to the heart. Using Un-attributed Material – In March 2006, Cowherd was criticized for using a joke on his show that was posted on the "M Zone", a University of Michigan fan blog without crediting it. Cowherd later apologized on-air and gave the M Zone full credit for the material. The M Zone response: "He was very cool about everything. This incident is now resolved and over." The Herd Knocks Blog Offline –