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This is the best of the herd with Colin Cowherr on Fox Sports Radio.

Oh, here we go on a Tuesday where live in Los Angeles, the show's called the herd. Wherever you may be and however you may be listening, FoxBordsRadio iHeartRadio and FS1.

It is good to have you in today. All sorts of things happening. J.J. Watt yesterday, middle of our show decided to move his act and his talent to Arizona and Joy-Taylor and I were in the herd.

We're in the wild stage and didn't see that common state. We're so often surprised by where stars go. Joy, how are you?

I'm great. It's been a really wild and a real off season so far. And it actually hasn't really even officially started.

It's amazing how many stars, the transaction business and the NFL, Stafford J.J. Watt Carson. I want to talk about this.

So there was a story out there yesterday. It was down to Buffalo and Arizona to different culture cities, fan bases.

And apparently somebody in Buffalo reporter had talked to a former Texans coach and they criticized J.J. Watt.

They said, quote, he's selfish, only cared about his stats. He does a lot of things that hurt the defense. I wouldn't want him.

He cared. He heard us sometimes more than he helped us. So what you're saying is a little rogue. That's been the knock on endemic and sue for years.

He's a little bit of a, you know, doing his own thing, a little bit of a freelancer for the record. I've heard a little bit of that with J.J. Watt.

Little bit. Now this morning, it's interesting. If I lined up and this goes along the lines of what, like the big sports betting companies think.

If I looked at the NFC West this morning, I would take the Rams to win the division. They won 10 games last year with Jared Goff.

I think Matt Stafford's worth a win. I'd have the Rams winning the NFC West at 11 to 5. I would have San Francisco.

If Jimmy Garoppolo is healthy, if he's healthy, battling them for second place. I'm selling some of my stock on Seattle, but they have Russell Wilson.

So I'd pick them third and Arizona for not a shot, but it's the best division in football. So J.J. Watt did not choose the best team in his own division.

He didn't choose the best roster in his own division. He didn't choose the best supervalods in his own division.

He picked probably the fourth best coach in a division. Some would argue the fourth best quarterback in his division.

He didn't choose an area that was closer to home. Arizona was fourth in sacks last year. He didn't choose a place where he'd have the greatest impact.

It may just be this easy. J.J. Watt chose the place that was best for him and his wife, Kalea. She's a pro athlete. He's a pro athlete.

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