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Colin Cowherd · Jun 10, 2025

Cowherd predicts Aaron Rodgers will have a fine but unspectacular 2025 season in Pittsburgh — roughly nine wins, 23 touchdowns and 10 interceptions. He also predicts Shedeur Sanders will take over as the Browns' starting quarterback by around Week 8, and that a dull Cleveland offense will make Cleveland a four-to-six win team. He expects Sam Darnold to have a 'B' season in Seattle, worse than his Minnesota year.

I think this year he'll win the in a nine games, He'll have twenty three touchdowns, ten picks.

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  • Depth Chart CallsJun 10, 2025

    So my guess is there's a lot of dull, small old Shadour by week eight is starting.

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  • He'll have twenty three touchdowns, ten picks. He'll be fine.

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  • I think this year he'll win the in a nine games, He'll have twenty three touchdowns, ten picks.

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  • Season Win TotalsJun 10, 2025

    If they're dull in the first six weeks because they don't have a very good roster. They're probably a four to six win team.

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  • Season Win TotalsJun 10, 2025

    I think this year he'll win the in a nine games

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