Colin Cowherd Podcast - Michigan Struggles, LSU Humiliates Clemson, Super Bowl Predictions, Rams vs. 49ers

Bryce Underwood has regressed badly and Michigan's offense looks bleak under Whittingham's conservative, outdated system.

Michigan is probably an eight-win team at best, and Underwood's struggles reflect a broader talent and cohesion issue.

He assumed the network clock was always synced with the officials' clock and was shocked to learn it wasn't.

The outcome was a travesty for Michigan's players, but Western Michigan handled the controversy with class.

Dabo Swinney's refusal to embrace NIL and the transfer portal is a fireable offense for a top college football program.

Clemson's decline stems from losing elite coordinators and Dabo's loyalty to a quarterback who hasn't improved since high school.

Lane Kiffin is the transfer portal king and will improve LSU's quarterback play despite his troll persona.

LSU looks like an NFL team under Kiffin, and his quarterback development will translate to success.

Darian Mensah is the best college quarterback he saw, with a proven journey and elite pairing with Malachi Toney.

The Mensah-Toney connection mirrors Mahomes and Tyreek Hill, making Toney an unstoppable force in college football.

The NIL era has made traditional power vs mid-major games obsolete, and college football should adopt a 24-team playoff with no more mismatches.

Boise State is an outlier mid-major; most smaller schools can no longer compete financially with power programs.

Belichick's friends-and-family staff at UNC is unraveling and won't survive the college environment's multiple stakeholders.

Belichick likely won't survive the season at UNC given the staff's dysfunction and the program's cultural mismatch.

The Seahawks will beat the Lions and Bills to win the Super Bowl.

Seattle will go back-to-back, and Denver and Cincinnati are strong AFC contenders.

Seattle will win a low-scoring game against New England, around 24-13, due to defensive strength and a new OC.

Seattle handles New England well, and the Patriots' weak offensive line makes it a bad matchup.

The Rams may not even win their division due to travel fatigue, Stafford's age, and being a target every week.

The Rams face challenges with Puka's contract, Stafford's injury history, and Seattle's underrated roster.

Naming Tua the Falcons starter is a mistake due to his injury history, weak deep ball, and Stefanski's personnel blind spots.

The decision to start Tua is shocking, and Penix's knee may be too damaged to compete.