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4th & South - Michael Irvin on INFAMOUS Miami Hurricanes Moment, Hardest NFL hit, & Cowboys stories

NFL Hall of Famer and former Dallas Cowboys wide receiver Michael Irvin joins former NFL stars Jarvis Landry and Leonard Fournette for a raw, unfiltered conversation on how Ohio State's fans fueled the infamous "Belt to Ass" meme. Irvin reacts to Landry LYING to him about pulling his hamstring at the NFL Combine while Michael had backed him as one of the TOUGHEST wide receivers he has ever seen. Irvin also shares LEGENDARY stories of WHY he FEARED playing against one of the HARDEST hitters in NFL history, the legendary safety Ronnie Lott and the Hall of Famer also provides advice to rising star Puka Nacua about navigating the pressures of professional football. Fournette and Landry also react to former Tennessee Titans star Chris Johnson's shocking ALS announcement, LeBron leaving the Los Angeles Lakers, and reflect on O.J. Simpson being removed from the Buffalo Bills Ring of Honor. See omnystudio.com/listener [https://omnystudio.com/listener] for privacy information.

THE HERD – HOUR 1 – Messi Cannot Be Stopped, USA Soccer Is Close To Greatness

With Colin Cowherd out, Jason McIntyre steps in ready to talk all things World Cup. JMac begins by discussing Argentina & Lionel Messi’s historic comeback to advance to the quarterfinals and how Messi continues to add his lore as the greatest player ever at 39 years old. Jason also discusses the Lakers and their pursuit of Jonathan Kuminga and why that's actually smart for Los Angeles. Plus, former USMNT player Dax McCarty joins the show to give his thoughts on Messi’s greatness and the state of US soccer. See omnystudio.com/listener [https://omnystudio.com/listener] for privacy information.

THE HERD – HOUR 2 – New Look Lakers Are Contenders, LeBron Returns To Cavs?

Jason MacIntyre sits in for Colin and makes his picks for the quarterfinals and beyond in the World Cup. Jason talks to NBA reporter Jovan Buha to talk about the free agency moves of the Los Angeles Lakers and whether they can be one of the top teams in the west with their actions. Can they afford Jonathan Kuminga? He also breaks down the end of LeBron James' tenure with the Lakers. Jason explains why criticism about US soccer star Christian Pulisic is part of the growth of soccer in this country, and why he's drawing such heat.   See omnystudio.com/listener [https://omnystudio.com/listener] for privacy information.

THE HERD – HOUR 3 – USA Soccer Needs More Grit

Jason MacIntyre breaks down the fall of USA soccer as they exit the World Cup in defeat against Belgium. Fox Sports soccer commentator Derek Rae joins Jason to discuss the game between Egypt and Argentina he called and the lightning strike of Lionel Messi's goal; Derek also talks about what he thought about Egypt's disallowed goal. Plus, the Athletic's Paul Tenorio, fresh off writing a book about Lionel Messi, talks about the greatness of Argentina's star and how he continues to cement himself as the greatest ever at this age, and why he thinks the moment was too big for Team USA. See omnystudio.com/listener [https://omnystudio.com/listener] for privacy information.

BEST OF THE HERD – Messi Cannot Be Stopped, USA Soccer Is Close To Greatness, World Cup Predictions

With Colin Cowherd out, Jason McIntyre steps in ready to talk all things World Cup. JMac begins by discussing Argentina & Lionel Messi’s historic comeback to advance to the quarterfinals and how Messi continues to add his lore as the greatest player ever at 39 years old. Jason also responds to all the critics of USA soccer following their disappointing loss to Belgium. He argues the team is more talented than it has ever been despite failing to advance past the round of 16. Plus, former USMNT player Dax McCarty joins the show to give his thoughts on Messi’s greatness and the state of US soccer. See omnystudio.com/listener [https://omnystudio.com/listener] for privacy information.