The Rich Eisen Show discusses the latest NFL news, including Will Anderson's contract extension, and the upcoming FIFA World Cup. Peter Farrelly joins the show to talk about his new film, Balls Up, and his past projects, including Something About Mary and Kingpin.

Cam Hayward discusses the Steelers' chances with Aaron Rodgers and Will Howard, while Tom Pellisero shares his insights on the NFL draft, including potential trades and quarterback prospects.

Zach Galifianakis discusses his new Netflix show, 'This is a Gardening Show', which explores the world of foraging and composting, and how it connects us to our food and the environment. He also talks about his concerns about the rapid advancement of technology and the potential risks of AI. Meanwhile, Rich Eisen and his guests discuss the upcoming NFL draft and the latest news and rumors in the world of football.

The Rich Eisen Show discusses the NFL draft, Jeremiah Love, and potential trades, while also interviewing actor Bob Odenkirk about his new film Normal, which explores themes of identity and redemption through the character of Saul Goodman, a spin-off from the hit series Breaking Bad.

Jonah Coleman, a University of Washington football player, discusses his NFL draft process and potential as a running back. Chris Weber, a former NBA player, shares his insights on the NBA playoffs and the upcoming WrestleMania event. Meanwhile, personal finances and financial planning are also discussed, highlighting the importance of considering the bigger picture when making financial decisions.

The Golden State Warriors, led by 38-year-old Steph Curry, are making a surprising run in the NBA playoffs, while the Live Tour golf league faces uncertainty and potential collapse due to financial struggles and a change in priorities from its Saudi Arabian backers.

Charlotte Flair discusses her journey in the wrestling world, growing up as Ric Flair's daughter, and her experiences as a second-generation superstar in WWE. She shares her thoughts on being a heel, her relationships with other wrestlers, and her passion for women's wrestling.

The Rich Eisen Show discusses the upcoming NFL draft, NBA playoffs, and various sports topics, including the potential of the Los Angeles Rams to draft a new quarterback, the Boston Celtics' chances in the playoffs, and the Los Angeles Lakers' struggles.

NFL draft prospect Carnell Tate is a top target for several teams, including the Jets, who may trade up to secure him. Meanwhile, other top players like R. Vel Reese, Jeremiah Love, and Sonny Styles are also highly sought after. The draft is shaping up to be a thrilling event, with many teams looking to make big moves to secure their top picks.

The Rich Eisen Show discusses the NBA playoffs, specifically the Charlotte Hornets' win over the Miami Heat, and the controversy surrounding a flagrant foul committed by Lamello Ball. The show also features an interview with NFL draft prospect Carnell Tate, who talks about his draft process and his experiences visiting various teams.

Cody Rhodes discusses his wrestling career and upcoming match at WrestleMania 42, while Andrew McCarthy shares insights on male friendship and his new book, Who Needs Friends? Meanwhile, Rich Eisen explores personal finance and the importance of community, highlighting the work of Thrive Ent and Airbnb.

Rich Eisen discusses various sports topics with guests Anthony Rizzo, a three-time All-Star and World Series champion, and other sports personalities. They talk about Rizzo's experiences with the Chicago Cubs and the New York Yankees, as well as his thoughts on the current state of Major League Baseball. Additionally, they discuss the upcoming FIFA World Cup and the WNBA draft, highlighting the achievements of women's basketball players and the growth of the sport.

C.J. Stroud's contract situation with the Houston Texans is a topic of discussion, with some fans hoping he'll be traded to the Pittsburgh Steelers. Meanwhile, Tony Shaloub discusses his new show American Classic and his experiences growing up in Green Bay, Wisconsin. The FIFA World Cup is also on the horizon, with fans planning their summer trips and considering listing their spaces on Airbnb.

Joe Tessator returns to ESPN's Sports Center after 23 years, reflecting on his past experiences and sharing stories about his time at the network. He discusses his upcoming appearance at WrestleMania and shares his thoughts on the NFL draft, including his predictions for Ty Simpson and Caden Proctor. Tessator also talks about his recent visit to Bristol, where he was welcomed back by the ESPN team and reminisced about old times. Additionally, Rich Eisen discusses the FIFA World Cup and how fans can list their spaces on Airbnb during the event.

The Rich Eisen Show discusses the upcoming NFL draft, with guests Ian Rappaport and Daniel Jeremiah, predicting potential trades and player selections. The show also touches on the FIFA World Cup, Airbnb, and TurboTax, as well as the latest news in the NFL, including quarterback injuries and player performances.

Rory McIlroy wins his second consecutive Masters Golf title, and we discuss his incredible journey with golf analysts. Meanwhile, Whoopi Goldberg joins us to talk about her new all-women's sports network and the growth of women's sports, including the WNBA and other exciting developments.

Rich Eisen discusses the NFL draft with Mike Mayock, covering topics such as quarterback development, the Raiders' offseason moves, and the upcoming draft. They also touch on the quarterback position, including the signing of Kirk Cousins and the potential for a rookie quarterback to start for the Raiders.

The Rich Eisen Show discusses various sports topics, including the NFL draft, the Masters golf tournament, and the FIFA World Cup. Tom Pellisero joins the show to talk about the NFL draft and quarterback prospects, including Ty Simpson and Fernando Mendoza. The show also covers other sports news and topics, such as the Texans' plans for extending C.J. Stroud and Will Anderson's contract.

Rich and Brockman weigh in on 2026 The Masters and what makes the annual event at Augusta National Golf Club so special. Actress Olivia Munn joins Rich in-studio to promote the new season of her ‘Your Friends and Neighbors’ series co-starring Jon Hamm on AppleTV, reveals that she originally aspired to be a sports sideline reporter before getting into acting, how she landed her ‘Daily Show’ and ‘The Newsroom’ gigs, and more.   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Comedian Nate Bergetzi discusses his new movie The Breadwinner, his golf game, and his upcoming world tour. Rich Eisen announces his hosting gig on Sports Center and the return of Women's Sports Now for its second season. The hosts also discuss various sports-related topics, including the NFL draft and the Masters tournament.

The NFL draft is approaching, and Rich Eisen discusses the top prospects with Dane Brugler, including Fernando Mendoza, Arvell Reese, and Jeremiah Love. Meanwhile, the 2026 Masters is underway, and Chris Brockman provides updates on the leaderboard, including Patrick Reed's lead and the performances of other top players.

Seth Rollins discusses his upcoming match at WrestleMania, his coffee brand Ammo, and his experience with craft coffee. Rich Eisen talks about the upcoming NFL draft, his return to SportsCenter, and the Rich Eisen Show's move to Disney Plus.

Javon Evans shares his experiences as a young wrestler, including his first WrestleMania experience and his interactions with legends like CM Punk, Roman Reigns, and John Cena. The podcast also discusses the upcoming WrestleMania event and the challenges of being a wrestler, including the importance of life insurance and taxes.

Rich Eisen discusses the NFL draft, quarterback prospects, and college football with Albert Breer, a senior writer for Sports Illustrated. They also touch on the FIFA World Cup, the Michigan Wolverines, and Rich's personal sports moments, including his favorite baseball memories and a recent charity run. Additionally, Rich addresses addiction and Tiger Woods' struggles.

The Big Ten's dominance in college sports is a topic of discussion, with Chris Webber and Rich Eisen analyzing the conference's success in various sports, including basketball and baseball. They also talk about the Michigan Wolverines' recent national championship win and the impact of coach Dusty May's leadership on the team's culture and success.

The Houston Texans' decision to pick up CJ Stroud's fifth-year option has sparked debate about his future with the team. Meanwhile, Rory McElroy is looking to defend his title at the Masters golf tournament, where he will face stiff competition from other top golfers. The PGA Tour has undergone significant changes under the leadership of CEO Brian Rollap, who has brought a new level of professionalism and innovation to the sport.

UCLA basketball head coach Corey Close discusses the team's national championship win and the mental health support provided to players. He also shares stories about his relationship with John Wooden and his experiences as a coach. Actor Emmanuel Shrieky joins the show to talk about his new film, A Love Like This, and his past projects, including Entourage and Call of Duty. The hosts also discuss the upcoming FIFA World Cup and the NFL draft, including Fernando Mendoza's decision not to attend and Dexter Lawrence's contract issues.

Michigan's basketball team secured a national championship, with Jay Bilas praising their defensive performance and UConn's coach Danny Hurley's impressive run with the Huskies. The contrast between Michigan's team, built from transfers, and UConn's loyalty to their players is highlighted, with coaches like Dusty May and Corey Close showing that accountability and high standards can be achieved without being demeaning.

Dusty May, the head coach of the University of Michigan basketball team, reflects on the team's national championship win and discusses the process of building a championship team, including recruiting and managing the transfer portal.

The Rich Eisen Show discusses various topics, including the NFL, basketball, and the upcoming FIFA World Cup, as well as the art of roasting and its impact on people's lives. The show also touches on the importance of resilience and bouncing back from adversity, as well as the pressure of high-stakes situations.

The NFL draft is underway, with experts weighing in on top prospects like Ty Simpson, a quarterback with potential to be a good starter in the league. Meanwhile, the UCLA Bruins won the Women's Basketball National Championship, and the team's victory is being celebrated. The FIFA World Cup is also approaching, and fans are preparing to travel to host cities. As the tax deadline looms, individuals are seeking help with their taxes, and Hyundai is promoting its hybrid vehicles. In the world of baseball, the Red Sox are struggling, and the Mets are looking to make a comeback.

The UCLA Bruins women's basketball team wins their first NCAA title, led by coach Corey Close and players like Lauren Betts, who overcame depression to achieve her goal. Meanwhile, the Michigan basketball team faces off against the UConn Huskies in the Final Four, with coach Danny Hurley and player Alex Caraban looking to make history.

The NFL's quarterback development problem is a major concern, with many teams struggling to find the right players. Rookie quarterbacks like Fernando Mendoza and Ty Simpson are under the microscope, while established players like Kirk Cousins and Lamar Jackson face pressure to perform. The draft is just around the corner, and teams are looking for the next big thing.

The discussion revolves around various sports-related topics, including the sleep score feature on Apple Watch, NFL quarterback Kirk Cousins' move to the Raiders, and Aaron Judge's home run streak. The conversation also touches on the upcoming NCAA men's basketball tournament, the FIFA World Cup, and Eddie Murphy's filmography. Additionally, Chris Pronger, a former NHL player, joins the show to discuss his memoir and share stories from his hockey career.

Landon Donovan opens up about his struggles with mental health and how it affected his soccer career. He also discusses the state of youth soccer development in the US and the need for change. Meanwhile, Jalen Rose talks about the upcoming Final Four and the Michigan basketball team's chances of winning it all.

The Los Angeles Lakers' season is impacted by Luka Doncic's hamstring injury, while actor Jane Kazmarek discusses her personal life and the reunion of the popular TV show Malcolm in the Middle, which is now back on Hulu.

Rich Eisen discusses his top five sporting events of April, including the NFL draft, WrestleMania, the Masters, and tennis, while also talking about his personal life and interests, including his favorite tennis player, Carlos Alcaraz, and his upcoming projects on Disney Plus.

Rich Eisen discusses various sports topics, including Kirk Cousins' contract with the Raiders, Aaron Rodgers' potential return to the Steelers, and the NFL Referees Association's dispute with the league. Tom Pellicero joins the show to break down the details of Cousins' contract and the potential implications for the Raiders. The conversation also touches on the FIFA World Cup, Puka Nakua's rehab, and the latest sports news.

Rich reacts to Fernando Mendoza’s Indiana Pro Day and weighs in on what the Raiders signing Kirk Cousins means for the presumptive overall #1 pick in the upcoming NFL Draft. Three-time All-Pro LB Lavonte David joins Rich in-studio where he reveals why he’s retiring after a storied career with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, shares is favorite stories about playing with Tom Brady, Jameis Winston and being coached by Bruce Arians, and says why the Bucs are in good hands going forward with Baker Mayfield at quarterback. Rich explains what Cousins to the Raiders means for the Pittsburgh Steelers’ commitment to Aaron Rodgers for the 2026 season. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Road to WrestleMania is rarely smooth and the commute to Las Vegas for 42 is no different. This week O'Shea and TJ react to the last episodes of SmackDown & Raw, including: the the heat between Stephanie Vaquer and Liv Morgan, the return of Stephanie McMahon and her slapping Cody Rhodes, why Gunther attacked Seth Rollins and what does it mean, plus so much more. They also have a message for fans and their expectations when meeting athletes outside of the workplace. Plus, they discuss the crowd reaction to TNA World Champion Mike Santana at this week's NXT show at Madison Square Garden. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Rich Eisen discusses the NFL with guests, including Jeremy Fowler and Ken Davidoff, covering topics such as the Philadelphia Eagles' trading of A.J. Brown and the potential for an 18-game schedule. Ken Davidoff also talks about his book, 101 Lessons from the Dugout, which teaches life lessons through baseball and softball. The conversation also touches on the FIFA World Cup, the Big Ten conference, and Indiana football's prospects.

The Philadelphia Eagles' offense has struggled with quarterback Jalen Hurts' play-calling and decision-making, leading to tension with wide receiver A.J. Brown. Meanwhile, the Raiders are considering trading Max Crosby, and the FIFA World Cup is expected to bring a surge in demand for housing rentals on Airbnb. In other news, the NFL Network has changed ownership, and Rich Eisen has released his power rankings of the best players of the NFL network era.

The Pittsburgh Steelers are waiting for Aaron Rodgers to decide if he will play for the team, a situation reminiscent of Brett Favre's indecision years ago. The team's decision to hire Mike McCarthy, who previously waited for Favre to decide, has added to the uncertainty. Meanwhile, the NFL is dealing with labor disputes and officiating issues, including the use of replacement officials and the implementation of new rules to improve accountability and accuracy.

The San Francisco 49ers are gearing up for a potential last run with their current roster, which includes the return of George Kittle from an Achilles injury. The team has also made significant additions to their wide receiver room, including Mike Evans and Christian Kirk. Meanwhile, the 49ers are facing a challenge from the electrical substation next to their stadium, with some players believing it may be causing injuries. The team is planning to rip out the carpeting and change the locker room to address the issue.

The NFL owners' meeting discussed minor rules changes, including officiating rules and the ability for the New York office to eject players without a flag on the field. The league also voted to allow the kicking team to declare an onside kick at any time during the game. Meanwhile, the Raiders and Ravens are working towards a trade involving Max Crosby, and the Eagles are considering trading AJ Brown due to relationship issues with quarterback Jalen Hurts.

The NFL draft is approaching, and teams are making their plans. The Kansas City Chiefs are looking to rebuild their defense, while the Las Vegas Raiders are trying to re-sign Max Crosby. Meanwhile, the Miami Dolphins are looking to add a dynamic running back, and the Tennessee Titans are considering Jeremiah Love as their top pick.

Director Antoine Fuqua discusses his new film Michael, a biopic about Michael Jackson's life and career, and shares stories about casting Jafar Jackson as the King of Pop. Meanwhile, Rich Eisen and his co-hosts debate various sports topics, including the NCAA Tournament, NFL trades, and the Chicago Bears' chances in the upcoming season.

Michigan's women's basketball team is poised to take on Texas in the Final Four, with coach Andrea Carter analyzing the team's strengths and weaknesses. Meanwhile, Illinois head coach Brad Underwood discusses his team's journey to the Final Four and the challenges they face against UConn. The conversation also touches on the importance of coaching, recruiting, and the Big Ten conference in college basketball.

The NCAA tournament has reached its final four, with UConn, Michigan, Arizona, and Illinois advancing to the semifinals. The UConn Huskies' stunning comeback against Duke has left many questioning whether the Blue Devils' loss was due to a collapse or the Huskies' championship DNA. Meanwhile, the Michigan Wolverines and Arizona Wildcats are set to face off in a highly anticipated matchup, with many considering them the de facto national championship game. Jay Bilas joins the Rich Eisen Show to break down the tournament and offer his insights on the teams and players involved.

The NBA is trying to address tanking with new anti-tanking proposals, while the NFL has a different approach to the draft. Meanwhile, in baseball, the Dodgers and Yankees are expected to be top contenders, with the Dodgers looking to repeat as World Series champions.

Chris Weber, a former member of the Fab Five, joins Rich Eisen to discuss the current NCAA basketball season, Michigan's chances, and the rivalry between Michigan and Duke. They also talk about the impact of the Fab Five on the culture and the iconic moments in sports history.

The NCAA tournament is heating up, with the Big Ten dominating the Sweet 16. Arizona's impressive performance has them looking like the team to beat, but Purdue and Iowa are giving them a run for their money. Meanwhile, in Major League Baseball, Opening Day is underway, and the Red Sox are off to a strong start, but the charm of baseball is being lost with the introduction of the ABS automatic balls and strikes system.

Carlos Boozer talks about his sons playing for Duke in the NCAA tournament, his own NBA career, and his family's journey with sickle cell disease. David Cross discusses his new comedy special and fantasy baseball league.

The Rich Eisen Show discusses the opening day of the Major League Baseball season, with the New York Mets facing off against the Yankees and the Seattle Sonics' potential return to the city. The hosts also debate the performance of Aaron Judge and Paul Skeens, and discuss the upcoming season and potential matchups.

The NFL is preparing for the draft, with Ty Simpson being considered a top prospect. Meanwhile, Tom Brady is considering a possible return to the league, and labour negotiations between the NFL and the referees' union are ongoing. The Cleveland Browns have made changes to Myles Garrett's contract, and the Pittsburgh Steelers are waiting to see if Aaron Rodgers will join the team.

Tony D'Angelo discusses his NXT career, including his time in the performance center, meeting wrestling legends, and his upcoming fatal four-way championship match at Stand and Deliver. He also shares his passion for amateur wrestling and capoeira, and talks about his personal life, including his upcoming fatherhood and his love for the Chicago Bears.

The Rich Eisen Show discusses the pros and cons of NBA expansion, particularly in Las Vegas, and how it might affect the league's tanking problem. The show also touches on load management, roster building, and the challenges of balancing player health with competitive interests. Meanwhile, guest Dave Ogleton shares his experiences as a 'Dad Fluencer' and the origins of his popular dad jokes.

Rich Eisen shares his power rankings of the best Super Bowls of the NFL network era, discussing memorable games, players, and moments, including Super Bowl 56, Super Bowl 58, and Super Bowl 49.

The Rich Eisen Show discusses the upcoming Major League Baseball season, with a focus on the Arizona Wildcats and their potential to win the championship. The show also touches on the college basketball tournament, including the St. John's Red Storm and their matchup against Duke. Additionally, the hosts discuss the NBA and NFL, including the NFL draft and coaching changes.

Tiger Woods is set to perform competitively for the first time since back surgery in the TGL, while Kevin Ziegers discusses his role in Taylor Sheridan's new show, The Madison, and his experiences working with Michelle Pfeiffer and Kurt Russell.

Tom Izzo, the legendary coach of Michigan State basketball, discusses his team's chances in the NCAA tournament, the challenges of playing UConn, and the importance of point guards in his program.

Eli Stowers, a tight end prospect from Vanderbilt, discusses his football career, including his transition from quarterback to tight end, and his academic achievements, including winning the academic Heisman and John Mackey Award.

Daryl Doucette, the quarterback for Team USA's flag football team, discusses his experience playing against NFL players and the differences between flag football and tackle football. He emphasizes the importance of treating flag football as its own sport and not overshadowing the talents of flag football players.

Jackson Smith and Jigba's record-breaking contract sparks discussion on market-setting salaries and the impact on locker rooms. Tiger Woods shares his experience with Max Homa, a six-time PGA Tour winner, and discusses the challenges of indoor golf. The Los Angeles Lakers' impressive playoff run is analyzed, with some questioning if they're peaking too early. Meanwhile, Daryl Doussett, the quarterback of Team USA flag football, is set to join the show, and the possibility of flag football being included in the Olympics is explored.

The NCAA tournament has reached the Sweet 16, with teams like Texas, Iowa, St. John's, and Michigan State advancing. Meanwhile, flag football is gaining popularity, with the NFL partnering with Fanatics to promote the sport. Tom Brady and other NFL stars participated in a flag football tournament on Fox, showcasing their skills and highlighting the sport's potential for the Olympics.

Tom Brady's performance in flag football has sparked debate about whether he should still be considered the best quarterback in the NFL. Meanwhile, the NFL is considering new rule proposals, including one that would allow teams to trade draft picks five years into the future. The draft is also on the minds of fans, with speculation about who will be selected first overall and which teams will make blockbuster trades.

The Lakers are on a hot streak with LeBron James and Luka Doncic leading the team, while the Miami Dolphins make a significant trade for Jalen Waddell and the NFL offseason is heating up with rumors surrounding Max Crosby and A.J. Brown. Meanwhile, the NCAA tournament is in full swing with upsets and exciting games, including a wild finish in the Kentucky-Santa Clara matchup.

The Rich Eisen Show discusses the NCAA tournament, with guests Chris Webber and Flynn Klayman, head coach of the High Point Panthers, who recently won their first tournament game. They talk about the challenges of mid-major programs, scheduling issues, and the excitement of the tournament. The show also touches on other topics, including the Miami Dolphins' plan, bracket predictions, and wrestling news.

Rich Eisen discusses the NCAA tournament, specifically the upsets and surprises in the first round of March Madness, including High Point University's win over Wisconsin and VCU's comeback against North Carolina. He also talks to actor Josh Dumel about his final four picks and his new film, preschool available now on digital.

The NFL's free agency period saw significant activity, with the Raiders' Max Crosby saga being a major storyline. The CBA and its potential changes, including an 18-game season, were also discussed. In the NCAA, the March Madness tournament is underway, with the Lakers' Luka Doncic and LeBron James leading their team to a strong start.

Michael Rubin, founder and executive chairman of Fanatics, discusses the inaugural flag football classic, a high-stakes game featuring Tom Brady and other NFL stars, as well as Team USA, the best flag football team in the world.

The Rich Eisen Show discusses the current state of the NBA, including the injury to Cade Cunningham and its impact on the Pistons' playoff hopes. The show also touches on the Milwaukee Bucks' struggles with Giannis Antetokounmpo's health and the Lakers' recent winning streak, led by LeBron James and Luke Doncic. Additionally, the hosts share their NCAA tournament brackets and predictions, including Michigan and Duke as potential Final Four teams.

Randy Orton's return to form, CM Punk's feud with Roman Reigns, AEW Revolution's high-stakes matches, and more

The Rich Eisen Show discusses potential Las Vegas NBA team names, Women's March Madness, and Men's March Madness, featuring expert analysis from Andrea Carter, a women's basketball analyst for ESPN. The conversation also touches on the Reese's March Madness campaign and the possibility of UConn winning back-to-back national championships.

Max Crosby's future with the Raiders is uncertain after being in talks with the Baltimore Ravens, while Ian Eagle discusses the NCAA tournament and March Madness, and Rory McElroy reveals his menu for the Masters Championship dinner.

The World Baseball Classic concludes with Venezuela winning the championship, and the Rich Eisen Show discusses the tournament's excitement and the upcoming NFL draft, including Daniel Jeremiah's mock draft and his top 10 players, including Jeremiah Love and Makai Lemon.

The Rich Eisen Show discusses the NFL draft, with a focus on the Denver Broncos' acquisition of Jalen Waddle and the potential impact on their draft strategy. Matt Miller joins the show to discuss the draft, including the prospects of Carnell Tate and Jeremiah Love, and how free agency has affected the quarterback and running back drafts.

Rich Eisen and Jay Bilas discuss the NCAA tournament, March Madness, and college basketball, with Jay sharing his predictions for the tournament and discussing the strengths and weaknesses of various teams. They also talk about Dick Vitale's return to calling games in the NCAA tournament and his upcoming broadcast with Charles Barkley. Additionally, they discuss the World Baseball Classic and the Olympic hockey tournament, with Rich sharing his thoughts on the WBC being better than the Olympic hockey tournament.

The Denver Broncos made a surprise trade for Jalen Waddle, a star wide receiver from the Miami Dolphins, in exchange for a first-round draft pick and a third-round pick. Meanwhile, the Dolphins are rebuilding with a new quarterback, Malik Willis, and a young wide receiver room. The World Baseball Classic continues with Team USA facing off against Team Venezuela in a highly anticipated matchup.

Rich Eisen reminisces about his 30-year anniversary of hosting his first Sports Center, highlighting the evolution of sports broadcasting and the nostalgia of past memories. He also discusses middle seat armrests, a comedy special by Derek Stroop, and the excitement of March Madness.

The US is dominating international sports, with the men's soccer team potentially making history in the World Cup, the women's basketball team competing in the FIBA tournament, and the US hockey team winning gold in the Olympics. Meanwhile, the NCAA tournament is heating up, with teams like St. John's and Miami making surprising runs.

Rich Eisen and Seth Greenberg discuss the NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament, including the South bracket, the women's brackets, and potential upsets. They also talk about the World Baseball Classic and the upcoming Major League Baseball season.

The NFL offseason is heating up as teams make moves to strengthen their rosters. The AFC South is shaping up to be a competitive division, with the Jacksonville Jaguars meeting their potential and the Houston Texans making smart bets. Meanwhile, the Miami Dolphins are making aggressive moves, including signing Malik Willis and bringing in Troy Aikman for guidance. The Atlanta Falcons are also looking strong, with Tua Tagovailoa set to start all 17 games and a top 10 offense on the horizon.

John C. McGinley discusses his new HBO show Rooster, a comedy series about a college president who falls in love with a romance novelist. He also talks about his experience working with Bill Lawrence, the creator of Scrubs, and his time on the show. Additionally, McGinley shares his thoughts on the NFL, including the recent free agency moves of Mike Evans and the San Francisco 49ers.

The Ravens' decision to reverse a trade for Max Crosby has left many questioning their motives, with some speculating that tampering may have occurred. Meanwhile, the Raiders are looking to capitalize on the situation, potentially seeking maximum draft compensation for Crosby. The team's need for a strong pass rusher has been a long-standing issue, and Crosby's departure could be a blessing in disguise for the Raiders. As the NFL offseason continues to unfold, teams are making moves to strengthen their rosters, with quarterback battles and free agency signings dominating the headlines.

Kyler Murray joins the Minnesota Vikings, sparking a quarterback competition with J.J. McCarthy. Meanwhile, in the NBA, SGA's free throw merchant reputation is discussed, and Bam Adebayo's 83-point game is celebrated, but also criticized for its final minutes, with Jalen Brown expressing frustration over foul baiting and manipulation.

Vinny Pasquentino discusses his three-homer game in the World Baseball Classic, representing his Italian heritage, and the team's celebration with espresso. Malik Willis, the new quarterback of the Miami Dolphins, talks about his journey and the competition for the starting position.

Rich Eisen discusses the New York Jets' acquisition of Geno Smith, the implications of his return, and the team's rebuilding efforts. Meanwhile, Joe Lennardi joins the show to break down the latest in March Madness, including the one seeds and bubble teams in the men's and women's tournaments.

The Ravens' decision to rescind the trade for Max Crosby has sparked controversy in the NFL, with many questioning the team's motives and the validity of the failed physical. The Ravens ultimately signed Trey Hendrickson, a pass rusher, to a four-year, $112 million contract, leaving many to wonder about the future of Max Crosby and the Ravens' reputation in the league.

The hosts of the No Contest Wrestling Podcast discuss various wrestling topics, including Roman Reigns and CM Punk's feud, Nikki Blackheart's wrestling career and her experience at Lodestone, and upcoming WWE events such as WrestleMania.

Cam Scataboo discusses his recovery from injury and his goals for the New York Giants, while Bam Autobio's record-breaking performance in the NBA is questioned by Rich Eisen and O'Shea Jackson Jr. They debate whether the NBA made a conscious decision to allow Autobio to break Kobe's record, and discuss the controversy surrounding the game.

Rich Eisen discusses the NFL draft, quarterback prospects, and the Raiders' decision to pass on Max Crosby. He also talks to Matt Hasselbeck about Fernando Mendoza's potential as a top pick and the importance of mastering third-down pass protection. In the second half of the show, Rich discusses the NBA and Bam Adebayo's record-breaking 83-point game, as well as the World Baseball Classic and Team Italy's chances of advancing.

The Ravens backed out of a trade for Max Crosby, a key pass rusher, citing concerns over his knee. The move has sparked controversy and raised questions about the Ravens' decision-making process. The Raiders, who were set to receive two first-round picks in the trade, are now left to ponder their next move. Meanwhile, the NFL community is buzzing with speculation and analysis of the deal's implications.

NFL free agency continues with Max Crosby signing with the Baltimore Ravens, while the Cincinnati Bengals face challenges with Miles Garrett and Joe Burrow. The Dallas Cowboys make significant moves, and the New York Jets sign Geno Smith, with Romeo Dobbs also drawing interest from the New England Patriots.

The NFL is in a state of flux as free agency heats up, with big-name players like A.J. Brown and Mike Evans changing teams. The Kansas City Chiefs are making moves to bolster their roster, while the Miami Dolphins are looking to Malik Willis to lead their team. Meanwhile, the Detroit Lions are trying to turn things around with the addition of Isaiah Pacheco.

The NFL's free agency period is underway, with teams making big moves to bolster their rosters. The Las Vegas Raiders are spending big, signing young players like Tyler Linderbaum and Nicoby Dean, while the Dallas Cowboys are looking to upgrade their defense. Meanwhile, the running back market is hot, with several top players changing teams. As the salary cap continues to be a major factor, teams are getting creative with their signings and trades.

The NFL offseason is in full swing, with teams making big moves in free agency. The Dallas Cowboys are looking to fortify their defense, while the San Francisco 49ers are adding a key receiver in Mike Evans. Meanwhile, the Jacksonville Jaguars are making a push for the playoffs, and the Tennessee Titans are looking to make a deep run. The Rich Eisen Show breaks down all the latest news and analysis from around the league.

The NFL free agency period has seen significant moves, with the Ravens acquiring Max Crosby from the Raiders in a trade that sent two first-round draft choices to the Raiders. The move is seen as a major boost to the Ravens' defense, which struggled last season. Meanwhile, the Raiders have signed Tyler Linderbaum to a three-year, $81 million contract, making him the highest-paid interior offensive lineman in NFL history. The move is seen as a key addition to the Raiders' offense, which will feature Ashton Genti at quarterback. Other notable moves include the signing of Jimmy Garoppolo, who is expected to be the starting quarterback for the Arizona Cardinals.

The Miami Dolphins cut Tua Tagovailoa, making him a free agent, and the Kansas City Chiefs sign Kenneth Walker III, a Super Bowl MVP. The Dolphins then sign Malik Willis to a three-year, $67.5 million deal, while the Colts sign Alec Pierce to a four-year, $116 million contract. The Chiefs also re-sign Travis Kelce, and the Panthers sign Jalen Phillips to a four-year, $120 million deal.

UFL head coach Rick Neuheisel discusses the new league's rules, including a four-point field goal and the ban of the tush push, and shares his thoughts on the current state of college football and athletics.

Jennings Dunker, an Iowa Hawkeyes football player, discusses his NFL Combine experience and mullet hairstyle. Romar Dennis, a lacrosse player, talks about his team's chances in the PLL Championship and his humanitarian work.

The NFL free agency period is heating up, with several top players set to hit the market. Kyler Murray, Malik Willis, Geno Smith, and Tua Tagovailoa are among the top quarterback options, while A.J. Brown and Max Crosby are also drawing interest. With the new league year set to begin, teams are scrambling to make deals and secure their rosters for the upcoming season.

The Rich Eisen Show discusses the NBA draft, NFL quarterback prospects, and the Cleveland Browns' interest in Ty Simpson. Mila Jovovich joins the show to promote her new film, Protectors, and shares stories about her career and personal life.

The Rich Eisen Show discusses the NFL and World Cup, with guest Roger Bennett, author of 'We Are the World Cup', sharing his insights on the sport's global connectivity and the Chicago Bears' potential. The show also touches on the New York Jets' quarterback situation and Aaron Rodgers' potential return to the Pittsburgh Steelers.

Martellis Bennett, a former NFL player and Disney Plus star, shares his experiences transitioning from football to show business. He discusses his new show, 'Hey AJ', and his journey to becoming a creative entrepreneur. Bennett also talks about his time with the New England Patriots and his admiration for coach Bill Belichick, who taught him valuable lessons about leadership and character development.

This week on No-Contest Wrestling, it's a 2 for 1! The NEW Intercontinental Champion, Penta rejoins O'Shea and TJ to discuss his wild ride from his WWE debut last January to his title win over "Dirty" Dominik Mysterio in this week's Monday Night Raw. For Lucha Underground fans, we had to ask Penta, could there be an Iyo Sky rematch in the future? Then guys are joined in-studio by one of the top voices in the pro wrestling word, the host of "Insight", Chris Van Vliet. Chris shares how he became a wrestling fan, names his favorite matches, picks his own Bar Fight Crew and more! Plus, O'Shea, TJ, and Chris do a fantasy draft of 10 wrestling all-time greats they'd choose to start their own wrestling company. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Blair Underwood discusses his career, including his role in LA Law, Sex in the City, and Youngblood, a reimagining of the hockey classic. He also talks about his book, A Soldier's Wife, which is a love letter to his mother. O'Shea Jackson Jr. joins the show to discuss the Lakers' season and the controversy surrounding J.J. Redick and Luca Doncic.

Max Crosby's future with the Raiders is uncertain as trade rumors swirl, with multiple teams interested in acquiring the talented defensive end. Meanwhile, Kyler Murray's market is heating up, with several teams vying for the quarterback's services in free agency. Albert Breer of Sports Illustrated breaks down the latest news and rumors in the NFL.

The Arizona Cardinals have released quarterback Kyler Murray, making him a free agent. This move comes as a surprise, given Murray's talent and the team's investment in him. The Cardinals' decision to release Murray raises questions about the team's strategy and the value of contract extensions for young quarterbacks. Meanwhile, other NFL teams are facing similar challenges with their own quarterbacks, including Daniel Jones and Justin Herbert.

The hosts discuss the Boston Celtics' surprising rise to the top of the Eastern Conference, Giannis Antetokounmpo's uncertain future in Milwaukee, and the New York Knicks' chances of winning a championship. They also talk about the NFL, including the Cincinnati Bengals' decision to let Trey Hendrickson explore free agency and the potential impact on Joe Burrow.

NFL analyst Rich Eisen discusses the potential trade of Max Crosby, a top defensive player, and which teams should make a 'Godfather offer' to acquire him. Meanwhile, Von Miller, an eight-time Pro Bowl linebacker, shares his experience at the NFL Combine and his aspirations to become a general manager in the league.

The New York Jets franchise tag running back Brees Hall, while the Giants face a decision on quarterback Daniel Jones. Meanwhile, the Seattle Seahawks may lose Super Bowl MVP Kenneth Walker III to free agency.

Rich Eisen discusses the NFL Combine and Draft with Mike Mayock, covering topics such as player evaluations, positional needs, and team strategies. They also touch on the Cowboys' plans for free agency and the potential trade of Max Crosby.

The NFL Combine showcased a record-breaking group of athletes, with the average offensive lineman standing at 6'5" and 315.9 pounds. Quarterbacks like Mendoza and Ty Simpson impressed, but Jeremiah Love's false start almost beat a seasoned runner's time. The event highlighted the importance of humility, as seen in Sonny Styles' reaction to his impressive performance.

Rich Eisen discusses the latest NFL news, including Jeremiah Love's impressive performance at the Combine, Max Crosby's potential trade, and the quarterback market. Tom Pellisero joins the show to break down the latest news and rumors, including the trade of David Montgomery to the Texans and the potential for Max Crosby to be traded to the Cowboys.

The NFL scouting combine has wrapped up, and the discussion is heating up about top prospects like Fernando Mendoza and Jeremiah Love. Meanwhile, the quarterback situation in Minnesota is causing intrigue, with the Vikings potentially looking to acquire a veteran backup. Elsewhere, Mike Evans is expected to leave the Buccaneers, and free agency is just around the corner.

The Rich Eisen Show discusses the 2026 Scouting Combine, quarterback prospects, and defensive linemen, including Sonny Styles and David Bailey, who impressed with their performances. The show also touches on the Cowboys' decision to franchise tag George Pickens and the implications for the team's salary cap.

The NFL Combine is underway, with top prospects showcasing their skills. Teams are evaluating the talent and making decisions on draft picks. The Cowboys franchise tagged George Pickens, and Stephen Jones discussed the process. The competition committee is reviewing potential rule changes, including replay assist and personal fouls. Jeremiah Love, a top running back prospect, spoke about his goals and experiences.

The NFL Combine is underway, with standout performances from Sonny Styles, a 6'5" linebacker with a 43.5-inch vertical leap, and Fernando Mendoza, a quarterback prospect who has impressed with his leadership and football IQ. The Raiders are considering trading Max Crosby to draft one of these players, while the Jets are eyeing the top pick to select Mendoza. Meanwhile, the Vikings are searching for a starting quarterback, with J.J. McCarthy emerging as a top contender.

The NFL Combine is underway, and teams are searching for the next big thing. Quarterbacks are on the move, with Kyler Murray and Tua Tagovailoa potentially being released. Free agency is heating up, and trades are being made. Caleb Downs, a safety from Ohio State, is a top prospect, while Sonny Styles, a linebacker from Washington, is making waves with his impressive size and athleticism.

NFL head coach Brian Schottenheimer discusses his first year as the Dallas Cowboys' head coach, his approach to the quarterback position, and the team's plans for the upcoming season. The conversation also touches on the quarterback market, with Anthony Richardson and J.J. McCarthy being mentioned as potential targets for the Minnesota Vikings.

The NFL Draft is approaching, and experts are weighing in on the top prospects. Fernando Mendoza is a highly touted quarterback, while Jeremiah Love is a top running back candidate. Ty Simpson and David Bailey are also being considered for the top picks, with Arvel Reese and Caleb Downs also in the mix. The NFL Combine is a key event for teams to evaluate the prospects' skills and abilities.

O'Shea & TJ take the show on the road and bring NCW from the WWE Headquarters in Stamford, CT for the WWE 2K26 CreatorFest Event. The guys bring exclusive interviews with Undisputed WWE Champion Drew McIntyre, WWE World Champion CM Punk, WWE Hall of Famer Paul Heyman, 1/2 of the WWE Women's tag team Champions Iyo Sky, Bayley, Jacob Fatu, Oba Femi, Tiffany Stratton, Chelsea Green, Penta, Xavier Woods, NXT North American Champion Ethan Page, Blake Monroe, and Tyler Breeze in this jam-packed episode. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

John Schneider, the Seattle Seahawks' general manager, discusses his team's Super Bowl win and the challenges of building a successful roster. He also talks about his decision to hire Mike McDonald as the team's offensive coordinator and the importance of stability in the building. Meanwhile, Nick Siriani, the Philadelphia Eagles' head coach, shares his thoughts on the drama surrounding his team and the importance of focusing on the process rather than external expectations.

The 2026 NFL Scouting Combine is underway, with general managers and coaches discussing their teams' strategies and prospects. Ryan Poles, GM of the Chicago Bears, talks about his team's needs and the importance of finding the right players. Mike McDonald, the Super Bowl-winning head coach of the Seattle Seahawks, shares his thoughts on the team's success and the power of synergy and connectedness. Dan Quinn, head coach of the Washington Commanders, discusses his team's changes and the excitement of building a new roster.

The NFL Combine is underway in Indianapolis, with top prospects, including Ruben Bain, showcasing their skills. Meanwhile, teams are evaluating their quarterback situations, with Kyler Murray's future with the Arizona Cardinals uncertain. Sean Payton, head coach of the Denver Broncos, discusses his team's approach to the draft and the challenges of finding the right quarterback.

Rich Eisen Show live from the NFL Combine in Indianapolis, where he interviews Tampa Bay Buccaneers head coach Todd Bowles, Philadelphia Eagles general manager Howie Roseman, and Cleveland Browns head coach Kevin Stefanski about their teams' offseason plans, quarterback situations, and expectations for the upcoming season.

Pittsburgh Steelers General Manager Omar Khan discusses the team's quarterback situation and potential rehiring of Aaron Rodgers. Tennessee Titans Head Coach Robert Sala talks about his approach to building a team and the importance of connecting with players. The NFL Combine is also a focus, with discussions on the draft and quarterback prospects.

The Rich Eisen Show live from the NFL Scouting Combine in Indianapolis, featuring interviews with Jesse Minter, head coach of the Baltimore Ravens, and Jeff Hafley and John Eric Sullivan, the new head coach and general manager of the Miami Dolphins, discussing various NFL topics, including quarterback situations, player evaluations, and team building strategies.

The Rich Eisen Show discusses the upcoming NFL season, focusing on free agency, the combine, and quarterback prospects. They also delve into the running back, wide receiver, and edge rusher markets, as well as the defensive tackle and interior offensive line positions.

Michigan's loss to Duke has made them the underdog in the NCAA tournament, but they still have a chance to win the title. Jay Billis believes Michigan would still favor them in a seven-game series against Duke. The top teams in the country, including Michigan, Arizona, and Duke, are preparing for Selection Sunday and the start of March Madness.

The Rich Eisen Show discusses the NFL Scouting Combine, quarterback prospects, and the importance of pass rushers in the league. Lewis Riddick shares his insights on the upcoming draft, highlighting the potential of Malik Willis and Carson Beck, and the need for teams to prioritize playmakers like Jeremiah Love and Bijan Robinson.

The NFL's tanking problem is a topic of debate, with some arguing for a draft lottery to prevent teams from intentionally losing games. Meanwhile, free agency is heating up, with big-name quarterbacks and wide receivers set to change teams. The competition committee is also considering changes to the on-side kick rule, and the NFL Scouting Combine is just around the corner, where teams will be evaluating top prospects and making key decisions about their rosters.

Rich Eisen discusses the NFL with his guests, including Daniel Jeremiah and Chris Weir, about the upcoming Combine and potential quarterback moves, including Aaron Rodgers and Malik Willis. They also talk about A.J. Brown's future and his comments about Mike Vrabel's coaching style.

Chris Weber discusses the Pistons' success, particularly Cade Cunningham's performance, and how it compares to other teams in the NBA. He also talks about his own experiences as a Bad Boys fan and his interactions with Charles Barkley. Additionally, Tom Pellicero discusses the upcoming NFL Combine and the quarterback situations, including Aaron Rodgers' potential return to the Steelers and Patrick Mahomes' recovery from injury.

The Olympics bring families together, and the women's hockey team's thrilling gold medal win is a testament to teamwork and determination. In the world of sports, the NFL draft is heating up, with top prospects like Fernando Mendoza and Jeremiah Love drawing attention. Meanwhile, the NBA season is in full swing, with Cade Cunningham leading the Detroit Pistons to a strong start. College football is also on the minds of fans, with the draft prospects of players like Mendoza and others being closely watched.

The Rich Eisen Show discusses the Miami Dolphins' quarterback situation, with Teron Armstead predicting Tua Tagovailoa's departure and Malik Willis emerging as a potential solution. Earthquake, a comedian from DC, joins the show to talk about his life, career, and favorite sports teams.

Kyle Van Noy discusses the Seattle Seahawks' defensive performance in Super Bowl 60 and the future of the D-tackle position in the NFL. He also shares his thoughts on the Ravens' new head coach, Jesse Minter, and the team's chances in the upcoming season.

The Olympics are in full swing, with the Winter Games bringing unique sports like curling to the forefront. NBC's Mike Tarico shares his experiences hosting the Olympics, including a whirlwind three-week run and a memorable halftime show. Rich Eisen and Mike reminisce about their time on ESPN's SportsCenter, discussing the art of storytelling and the influence of legendary sportscasters like Marv Albert.

The passing of Robert Duvall is remembered by Billy Bob Thornton, who shares stories about his mentor's life and career. Meanwhile, the director of the 30 for 30 documentary on Stuart Scott, Andre Gaines, talks about the making of the film and Stuart's impact on sports journalism.

Rich Eisen discusses the upcoming NFL draft with Mel Kuyper Jr., ranking new head coaches who could make a Vrabel-like turnaround. Meanwhile, John Cena shares a previously untold story about SummerSlam 2021 on the No Contest Wrestling podcast.

The world of college basketball is getting crazier, with UCLA's head coach Mick Cronin ejecting his own player in a heated moment. Meanwhile, the Michigan Wolverines are dominating the Big Ten, and the Duke Blue Devils are gearing up for a showdown with Michigan. On the NFL front, Luke Keekly, a Pro Football Hall of Famer, discusses his enshrinement and the Carolina Panthers' ascension. The Seattle Seahawks' defense is also making waves, with a talented young roster and a resurgent Sam Darnold.

"Never seen 17" WWE World Champion John Cena joins O'Shea and TJ for an epic all-encompassing interview. The recently retired, future WWE Hall of Famer joined the guys in-studio to discuss his love of wrestling and the business, his legendary 20+ year wrestling career, and what he wanted to accomplish in his final year competing in the WWE. The conversation detailed Cena's humble wrestling beginnings which included him sleeping in his car in Venice Beach, a woefully short-lived career as an airport chauffeur in early life, and how a moment in the back of a bus became a turning point in his wrestling career. John reveals never before told stories about The Bloodline (including the original planned ending of his 2021 SummerSlam fight against Roman Reigns), how he and AJ Styles conceptualized their love letter to wrestling at Crown Jewel 2025 in Australia, and why he chose to end his career the way he did. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Ramona Shelburne discusses the NBA's All-Star weekend, the league's efforts to combat tanking, and the upcoming labor dispute between the WNBA players and the league. She also touches on the potential return of Jason Tatum and the Cleveland Cavaliers' chances with James Harden.

The Dodgers' massive spending has created a huge disparity in Major League Baseball, alienating fans and sparking debate over the salary cap and draft system. The MLB Players Association is facing a leadership crisis, with Tony Clark resigning amid an investigation into financial improprieties. The collective bargaining agreement is set to expire in December, and a lockout is likely, with the owners pushing for a salary cap and the players opposing it.

The Rich Eisen Show discusses the top storylines of the NFL offseason, including the quarterback carousel, the Miami Dolphins' rebuild, and the potential free agency market. The show also touches on the Hyundai Hope on Wheels program and pediatric cancer research.

Kansas State head coach Jerome Tang was fired for cause after his team's dismal performance, but the justification for his termination is being questioned. Meanwhile, the NFL is gearing up for the Combine and the draft, with Tyreek Hill being cut by the Dolphins and Fernando Mendoza's potential as a franchise quarterback being discussed.

The NBA All-Star game saw a resurgence in energy and competition, thanks in part to the mini-game format and the leadership of Victor Wemby. Meanwhile, the NFL is dealing with a quarterback situation crisis, with teams like the Jets and Dolphins struggling to find a reliable signal-caller. The Dolphins have released Tyreek Hill, and his future is uncertain. The NFL combine is approaching, and Fernando Mendoza is expected to be the top pick. The tanking crisis in the NBA is a major concern, with teams like the Jazz and Pacers not trying to win. LeBron James is facing an uncertain future, and his comments on the matter are being closely watched.

The NBA All-Star game saw a resurgence in energy and competition, thanks in part to the mini-game format and the leadership of Victor Wemby. Meanwhile, the NFL is gearing up for the combine, with teams looking to address their quarterback situations. The Dolphins have released Tyreek Hill, and the Jets are in dire need of a quarterback. The tanking crisis in the NBA continues, with teams like the Jazz and Pacers seemingly not trying to win. LeBron James' future is also up for debate, with his comments on his potential last All-Star game sparking speculation.

Tim Hardaway Sr. shares his experiences as a five-time All-Star and Basketball Hall of Famer, discussing his time with the Golden State Warriors and the impact of Magic Johnson's leadership on his career. He also talks about his book, Killer Crossover, and his thoughts on current NBA players, including LeBron James and Chris Paul. Additionally, Rich Eisen discusses the quarterback draft class and the pressure on young quarterbacks to perform.

The Rich Eisen Show discusses various sports topics, including the Russell Wilson trade, Olympic sports, curling, the World Baseball Classic, the Super Bowl, MLB, NBA, the NFL draft, and quarterbacks.

The Rich Eisen Show discusses the latest developments in the NFL draft, including Trinidad Chambliss' bid for a sixth year of eligibility and the implications of sleep science on quarterback performance. Field Yates shares his mock draft, highlighting top prospects such as Jeremiah Love and Carnell Tate, and speculates on the potential for Ty Simpson to be the second quarterback taken in the draft.

The Rich Eisen Show discusses the latest NFL news, including the quarterback carousel, free agency, and the upcoming draft. They also dive into the Max Crosby situation and the potential for Fernando Mendoza to be the Raiders' new quarterback. Additionally, they talk about the Seahawks' Super Bowl win and the challenges they face in the offseason.

Chris Webber, a Basketball Hall of Famer, shares his experiences playing in the NBA All-Star Game, including a memorable encounter with Bill Russell, and discusses the current state of the league, including the rise of Victor Wembanyama and the San Antonio Spurs.

The Seattle Seahawks' defense is being compared to the legendary Steel Curtain defense of the 1970s, with Rod Woodson, a member of the greatest defense of all time, praising their performance in Super Bowl 60. The team's general manager, John Schneider, has been instrumental in building the defense, and Mike McDonald, the head coach, has been credited with implementing a system that allows the team to play fast and physical. The Seahawks' defense is being hailed as one of the best in the league, and their performance in the Super Bowl has sparked comparisons to the Steel Curtain.

Oba Femi discusses his rise to fame in the wrestling world, including his debut at the Royal Rumble and his interactions with Brock Lesnar. He also talks about his time in NXT, his relationship with John Cena, and his upcoming matches. The podcast also touches on the retirement of Big E and AJ Styles, and the upcoming appearance of John Cena on the show.

Dwight Howard shares his experience playing in the 2008 Olympics, his memorable dunk contest performance, and his charitable work with dog rescue. He also discusses his podcast, Above the Rim with D12, and his love for the game of basketball. Meanwhile, Rich Eisen shares his NFL power rankings and discusses the Seahawks' Super Bowl win with O'Shea Jackson Jr.

The NBA season is heating up, with teams tanking to get the highest pick possible. Giannis' future with the Bucks is uncertain, and LeBron's decision on whether to stay with the Lakers or explore other options will be crucial. Meanwhile, the Clippers' trade of James Harden has left fans wondering if they'll ever win a championship with Kawhi.

Kurt Warner discusses the Seattle Seahawks' Super Bowl 60 win, praising Sam Darnold's critical throws and the team's overall performance. He also weighs in on the New England Patriots' chances in the AFC next year, citing their youth and inexperience on offense.

Seattle Seahawks linebacker Ernest Jones discusses his team's Super Bowl 60 win, his personal journey, and the team's culture, while comedian Joel McHale shares his experiences as a die-hard Seahawks fan and talks about the team's uniforms and culture.

The Seattle Seahawks dominated the New England Patriots in Super Bowl 60, with their defense shutting down the Patriots' offense. Mark Schlereth, a three-time Super Bowl champion, praises the Seahawks' defensive line and notes that they controlled the line of scrimmage, which is key to winning games. He also discusses the Patriots' struggles with their left side of the offensive line, particularly Will Campbell, and how they failed to adjust their game plan to counter the Seahawks' defense.

The Rich Eisen Show discusses the Seattle Seahawks' Super Bowl 60 win and the potential for Sam Darnold to lead the team to future championships. Al Michaels joins the show to share his insights on the game and the NFL, including his experiences calling Super Bowl XLIX and the Miracle on Ice. The conversation also touches on Herb Brooks' leadership and the legacy of the 1980 US Olympic hockey team.

The Seattle Seahawks dominated the Super Bowl, with Sam Darnold leading the team to a championship. The Seahawks' defense was a key factor in their victory, with six sacks and eleven quarterback hits. The team's performance has sparked debate about their potential for future success, with some analysts predicting a dynasty run.

The Rich Eisen Show discusses Super Bowl 60, the halftime show featuring Bad Bunny, and the Seattle Seahawks' victory. Rich Eisen shares his thoughts on the game and the halftime show, while also discussing his connection to Stuart Scott and his appreciation for Bad Bunny's performance. Bert Kreischer joins the show to talk about his Netflix series 'Free Bert' and his experience working on the project.

Steve Young discusses the Seattle Seahawks' Super Bowl win and praises quarterback Sam Darnold, who he believes has the potential to be one of the top quarterbacks in the league. Young also talks about the game's defensive strategy and how it affected the outcome. Additionally, he shares his thoughts on the NFL's current state and how it has changed over the years.

The Seattle Seahawks dominated the Patriots in Super Bowl 60, with a stellar defensive performance and a strong team effort. Sam Darnold, the quarterback for the Seahawks, had a remarkable game, avoiding mistakes and leading his team to victory. The Seahawks' coach, Mike McDonald, was praised for his leadership and ability to connect with his players, creating a winning team culture.

Keegan Michael Key discusses his upcoming Super Bowl commercial with State Farm, where he plays a character who gets penalized for triple pumping in the end zone. Rich Eisen and his guests predict the outcome of Super Bowl 60, with some predicting a close game between the Patriots and Seahawks.

Rich Eisen discusses the NFL with guests, including Pro Football Hall of Famer Marshall Falk, who is now the head coach at Southern University. They talk about Super Bowl 60, the MVP award, and the Hall of Fame class. Rich also shares his top five under-the-radar X-Factors for the big game.

Deion Sanders and Emmitt Smith reminisce about their NFL careers, sharing stories of their time together on the Dallas Cowboys and their experiences with other legendary players. Meanwhile, Emmitt Smith expresses his disappointment with the Pro Football Hall of Fame voting process, particularly the exclusion of Bill Belichick and Robert Kraft from the first ballot.

Steve Smith Sr. joins the Rich Eisen Show to discuss the upcoming Super Bowl 60, where the Seattle Seahawks will face off against the New England Patriots. The two quarterbacks, Drake May and Sam Darnold, are expected to have a big impact on the game, and the defenses of both teams will be put to the test in a potential shootout. Steve Smith Sr. shares his thoughts on the game and predicts a Seahawks victory.

Christian McCaffrey discusses his season with the 49ers, his relationship with Sam Darnold, and the importance of hard work and dedication in football. He also talks about his journey to the NFL, his experiences with injuries, and his approach to leadership and motivation.

Rich Eisen discusses Super Bowl 60 with Kurt Warner, analyzing the Seattle Seahawks' and New England Patriots' past matchups, and predicting a close game. Later, Seth Rollins joins the show, sharing his excitement for WrestleMania and joking about presenting the Hall of Fame class at NFL Honors.

CM Punk discusses his upcoming match at WrestleMania 42 against Roman Reigns, his journey to becoming a WWE champion, and his thoughts on the current state of wrestling. He also talks about his love for the band Living Color, his wife AJ Lee's return to the ring, and his predictions for the future of NXT and wrestling.

Charles Woodson discusses his Super Bowl experiences and the importance of health awareness, particularly for those with high blood pressure and type 2 diabetes. Octavia Spencer joins the conversation, promoting the Detect the SOS health mission and the importance of detecting kidney disease and cardiovascular events.

Rob Gronkowski shares his experience of winning the Super Bowl with the New England Patriots and describes the emotions of the game, including the Malcolm Butler interception. He also talks about his relationship with coach Bill Belichick and his hopes for the Patriots' future.

The Rich Eisen Show discusses Super Bowl 60, the matchup between the Patriots and Seahawks, and the parallels between this game and a previous Super Bowl. Cam Hayward, a Steelers defensive tackle, joins the show to talk about the game and his own experiences, including his relationship with Mike Tomlin and the possibility of Aaron Rodgers returning to the Steelers.

Three-time Super Bowl champion/NFL on FOX Analyst/’Stinkin’ Truth’ host Mark Schlereth and Rich preview the Seattle Seahawks vs New England Patriots Super Bowl LX including QB Sam Darnold’s stellar play down the stretch, the importance of offensive line play in who wins on Super Sunday, his MVP prediction for the big game, and shares a NTFW story about his trip to Super Bowl XXXIII. AEW CEO/Jaguars exec Tony Khan and Rich discuss All-Elite Wrestling’s big MJF vs Brody King match, Jacksonville’s huge year-one turnaround under new head coach Liam Coen, and more. Rich reacts to Todd Monken’s first press conference as the Cleveland Browns’ new head coach. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Rich Eisen Show discusses the NFL Hall of Fame, Robert Kraft's potential induction, and the impact of Josh McDaniels on the Patriots' dynasty. The show also explores the Seattle Seahawks' Super Bowl run, Sam Darnold's performance, and the trade that brought him to the team.

Troy Aikman discusses the challenges of quarterback development and the importance of a strong coaching staff and front office in a quarterback's success. He also shares his thoughts on the current state of the NFL and the upcoming Super Bowl.

Rich Eisen discusses the sale of NFL Network to ESPN, reminiscing about its 24-year history and the hard work of its employees. He also talks to actor Nikolai Coster-Waldau about his latest projects, including The Last Thing He Told Me on Apple TV and his experiences on Game of Thrones.

Actor Josh Lucas discusses his love for the Seattle Seahawks and the emotional rollercoaster of watching football. He shares his experiences with his 13-year-old son, who is a huge fan, and talks about the team's impressive season. Lucas also discusses his work on the Apple TV series Palm Royale and the importance of kindness and professionalism on set.

The Seattle Seahawks and New England Patriots are set to face off in Super Bowl 60, with the Seahawks' quarterback Drake May looking to lead his team to victory against the Patriots' quarterback Sam Darnold. The Seahawks' general manager John Schneider has made key moves to build a strong roster, while the Patriots' GM Elliott Wolfe has also made strategic decisions to get his team to the Super Bowl. The two teams will clash in a battle of talent and strategy, with the Seahawks looking to prove themselves as a more complete team.

A weekly staple on 'The Rich Eisen Show' since 2018, 'Overreaction Monday' is now also an extended podcast with Rich and Chris Brockman debating the latest in the NFL. Today's topics: 1:10 - The Vikings would be the ones playing in Super Bowl LX if they'd kept Sam Darnold 6:05 - A non-QB will win MVP on Super Sunday 9:55 - Drake Maye and Darnold will combine for less pass yards than Tom Brady's Super Bowl record (505 versus the Eagles) 13:00 - There's going to be more turnovers than touchdowns in Super Bowl LX 15:20 - Two of the coaches hired in this cycle we'll make championship weekend in 2026 18:40 - Trey Lance, Zach Wilson or Mack Jones will be the next Sam Darnold 21:40 - Myles Garrett is going to ask for a trade from the Browns... again... and he's right too... again 24:45 - Behind Klint Kubiak and Fernando Mendoza, the Raiders won't finish last in the AFC West next season 28:20 - LaFleurs + Harbaughs will combine to win more games than multiple entire divisions in 2026 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Joe Brady, the 21st head coach of the Buffalo Bills, discusses his relationship with Josh Allen and his approach to leading the team. Casey Affleck, a die-hard Patriots fan, shares his thoughts on the team's Super Bowl 60 appearance and the controversy surrounding Bill Belichick's Hall of Fame induction.

The Cleveland Browns hire Todd Monken as their new head coach, replacing Jim Schwartz, who was reportedly unhappy with the decision. The team's quarterback situation remains uncertain, with Deshaun Watson's future in question. Meanwhile, the NFL prepares for the Super Bowl, and other teams make coaching changes. In other sports news, tennis players Djokovic and Alcaraz advance to the final, and Giannis Antetokounmpo's trade status is uncertain.

The Rich Eisen Show discusses Super Bowl 60, the NFL playoffs, and the upcoming draft, featuring Daniel Jeremiah's mock draft and analysis of the Patriots and Seahawks rosters.

Rich Eisen discusses the top Super Bowl 60 storylines, including Drake May's potential to become the youngest quarterback to win a Super Bowl, Sam Darnold's redemption story, and the Seattle Seahawks' chances against the New England Patriots.

Baltimore Ravens' new head coach Jesse Minter discusses his leadership style, his relationship with Jim Harbaugh, and his plans for the team, including working with Lamar Jackson and building a strong defense.

The Pro Football Hall of Fame controversy surrounding Bill Belichick's first ballot Hall of Fame status continues to unfold, with some voters citing process-related issues rather than punishment for past scandals. Meanwhile, Kyle Yuschek, a fullback for the San Francisco 49ers, discusses the team's successful season and the importance of leadership and culture in their success.

Ethan Page discusses his journey in wrestling, from his early days as a fan to his current role as a professional wrestler. He talks about his favorite wrestlers, including Randy Orton and AJ Styles, and shares stories about his time in TNA and Triple A. Page also opens up about his personal life, including his struggles with weight loss and his passion for collecting toys and video games. The conversation also touches on his favorite superhero, Batman, and his experiences with Marvel movies.

The NFL Hall of Fame voting process has left many in the football community stunned, particularly with Bill Belichick not being a first-ballot Hall of Famer. Coaches and players alike have expressed their disappointment and frustration with the decision, citing Belichick's impressive coaching career and numerous Super Bowl wins. Meanwhile, Matthew Stafford's season has come to an end, and he is now considering his future in the league. As the NFL prepares for the Super Bowl, the Seattle Seahawks and New England Patriots are gearing up for the big game, with many expecting a closely contested match.

Jerry Rice, the GOAT, shares stories about his time with the San Francisco 49ers, including his experiences with coach Bill Walsh and the team's dynasty. He also discusses the controversy surrounding Bill Belichick's potential induction into the Pro Football Hall of Fame.

The debate over Bill Belichick's eligibility for the Pro Football Hall of Fame continues, with many questioning the decision to hold him back due to the Spygate scandal. Meanwhile, Kurt Warner and other experts weigh in on the topic, discussing the importance of considering a coach's overall body of work and the potential impact of past mistakes on their legacy.

The Seattle Seahawks are gearing up for Super Bowl 60 against the Patriots, with their quarterback Sam Darnold leading the charge. Meanwhile, the Pittsburgh Steelers have introduced a new head coach, Mike McCarthy, who is looking to bring a winning season to the team. The Patriots are also dealing with a shoulder injury to quarterback Drake May, but coach Bill Belichick is not concerned about it.

The Rich Eisen Show discusses the latest NFL news, including the upcoming Super Bowl, quarterback performances, and team dynamics. Guests include Mark Schlerith, who shares his insights on the Seahawks' defense and the Patriots' offense, and Matt and Marilyn, who debate the finger of blame for quarterbacks who don't make the Super Bowl.

The Buffalo Bills have elevated their offensive coordinator Joe Brady to be their new head coach, replacing Sean McDermott. This decision comes after a tumultuous season, and many are wondering if Brady has what it takes to lead the team to a Super Bowl victory. With Josh Allen at the helm, the Bills are looking to make a deep playoff run, but they'll need to navigate the challenges of the NFL coaching carousel and prove themselves as a legitimate contender.

The Pittsburgh Steelers have hired Mike McCarthy as their new head coach, a decision that has sparked debate among fans and analysts. McCarthy's track record in elevating offenses and developing quarterbacks has been cited as a key factor in his hiring. Meanwhile, the Cleveland Browns continue their coaching search, with several candidates still in the running, including Grant Yudinski, Nate Scheelhaase, and Jim Schwartz. The Buffalo Bills are also looking for a new head coach, with Josh Allen's involvement in the process making it a unique and intriguing job. The NFL's coaching carousel is in full swing, with several teams still searching for their next leader.

The New England Patriots, led by quarterback Drake May, are heading to the Super Bowl after a surprising season. Their journey has been marked by a relatively easy schedule and a strong team effort. Meanwhile, Sam Darnold and the Seattle Seahawks are looking to make a statement in the big game.

The Seattle Seahawks are moving on to Super Bowl 60 after defeating the Los Angeles Rams in the NFC Championship game, with Sam Darnold leading the team to victory. The game was filled with drama and points, with both teams showing exceptional quarterback play. Meanwhile, the New England Patriots are heading to the Super Bowl after a snowy AFC Championship game against the Denver Broncos, with Drake May running for the final first down to secure the win.

The Patriots are the underdogs in the Super Bowl matchup against the Seahawks, with many considering it an overreaction to count them out. Meanwhile, Sam Darnold's redemption arc is a compelling storyline, and the coaching carousel continues to spin with Mike McCarthy taking the helm in Pittsburgh.

The NFL coaching search is heating up, with several teams looking for new head coaches. The Browns are conducting a unique search process, gathering data on candidates and requiring them to complete homework assignments. The Steelers are considering Mike McCarthy, who has a strong track record of developing quarterbacks. The Patriots are on the doorstep of the Super Bowl, while the Jets are looking to rebuild with a new GM and coach combination.

The New England Patriots are heading to the AFC Championship game, facing off against the Denver Broncos led by quarterback Jared Stidham, who hasn't thrown a pass in over 740 days. Marcus Jones, a key player for the Patriots, discusses the team's preparation and strategy for the big game, while Rich Eisen and Chris Brockman analyze the potential impact of a Super Bowl appearance on various players' career narratives.

The Denver Broncos face off against the New England Patriots in the AFC Championship game, with Drake May looking to become the first quarterback to win three playoff games against top-five total defenses in a single postseason. Meanwhile, Miami Dolphins head coach Jeff Hafley discusses his coaching philosophy and plans for the team, including a potential quarterback competition.

The Miami Dolphins' new head coach, Jeff Hafley, is ready to lead the team, despite being a first-time NFL head coach. The Dolphins are also considering their quarterback situation, with Tua Tagovailoa's future uncertain. Meanwhile, the Denver Broncos are preparing for the AFC Championship game, where Jared Stidham will make his first start in 749 days, and Sean Payton is looking to make the most of the opportunity.

Rich Eisen discusses the college football transfer portal, its impact on the sport, and the coaching carousel. He also talks about the Seattle Seahawks' chances in the NFC Championship game, Sam Darnold's performance, and Mike McDonald's coaching style.

The Denver Broncos are facing the New England Patriots in the AFC Championship game, with Jared Stidham set to start for the injured Bo Nix. The Patriots are favored, but the Broncos' defense has the potential to dominate the line of scrimmage and make the game look like the Eagles-Chiefs Super Bowl last year. Meanwhile, in the NFC Championship game, the Los Angeles Rams are facing the Seattle Seahawks, with Teron Armstead predicting a big day for Devontae Adams and a Rams win in a close one.

Trick Williams discusses his journey from NXT to SmackDown, becoming a WWE superstar, and his experiences with Lash Legend and other wrestlers. He also talks about his upcoming matches, including the Royal Rumble and Saturday night's main event, and shares his thoughts on his career and personal life.

Legendary sportscaster Bob Costas and Rich discuss Andruw Jones’ and Carlos Beltran’s election to the Baseball Hall of Fame, how the Los Angeles Dodgers’ seemingly limitless payroll budget could impact the next round of labor talks, and if the NFL’s Overtime rules are in need of some adjustments. ‘No-Contest Wrestling’ co-host O’Shea Jackson Jr. stops by the studio where he reacts to an ESPN deep dive story into his beloved Lakers’ infighting amongst Jeanie Buss and her brothers. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Terry Pagula's press conference raised more questions than answers, with the Bills' owner trusting Brandon Bean to move the franchise forward. Meanwhile, the coaching carousel is spinning, with the Ravens and Raiders potentially targeting Lamar Jackson, while the Chargers hire Mike McDaniel as their run game coordinator. The Raiders' decision to hire a new coach could impact their chances of landing Jackson, while the Chargers' hiring of McDaniel could lead to a Super Bowl appearance next year.

The Buffalo Bills' owner, Terry Pegula, has fired head coach Sean McDermott, citing a need for change after a disappointing season. The decision has sparked controversy, with some questioning the timing and reasoning behind the move. Meanwhile, the team's quarterback, Josh Allen, has been thrust into the spotlight as the Bills prepare for the Super Bowl 60 playoffs.

The Rich Eisen Show discusses the latest in college football, NFL quarterback play, and coaching decisions, including the upcoming draft and potential quarterback prospects, with guest Jordan Palmer, a quarterback guru and consultant.

Fernando Mendoza's incredible leap for a touchdown in the national championship game has left fans in awe, showcasing his toughness and determination. The Indiana Hoosiers' dominant performance against the Miami Hurricanes has sparked a conversation about the team's future and the potential for repeat success. Meanwhile, Chris Fowler reflects on the game and the larger implications for college football, including the expansion of the playoff bracket and the importance of special teams.

Indiana Hoosiers football coach Kurt Signetti's team has made a remarkable turnaround, going from 713 all-time losses to a 16-0 season, including a college football playoff appearance. The team's success has sparked questions about the secret to their success and what it means for college football moving forward.

The Denver Broncos face off against the New England Patriots in the AFC Championship, with Drake May leading the team. The Patriots' defense has been impressive, and CJ Stroud's struggles have been evident. The game will be a tough one for the Broncos, but they have a chance to make it to the Super Bowl.

The Buffalo Bills' head coach Sean McDermott was fired after nine years, and the team is now searching for a new head coach. The coaching search is expected to be a highly competitive process, with several top candidates already emerging. The Bills are looking for a coach who can lead the team to a Super Bowl victory, and they are considering a number of different options, including Mike Tomlin and John Harbaugh. Meanwhile, the Pittsburgh Steelers are also searching for a new head coach, and they are considering a number of different candidates, including Mike McCarthy and Brian Flores.

The Buffalo Bills' season came to an end with the firing of head coach Sean McDermott, while the Los Angeles Rams pulled off a stunning comeback in the NFC Championship game, with Caleb Williams making an incredible throw to force overtime and then Cam Curl making a crucial interception to seal the win.

The NFL playoffs are heating up, with the Rams, Seahawks, and Patriots emerging as top contenders. Quarterbacks like Matthew Stafford and C.J. Stroud are making headlines, while coaches like Sean McVay and Mike Vrabel are facing tough decisions. The Texans' C.J. Stroud is under scrutiny after a disappointing playoff performance, and the Seahawks' defense is dominating the competition.

Blake Corum, a running back for the Los Angeles Rams, discusses his journey from the University of Michigan to the NFL, sharing his experiences and insights on the game, his teammates, and the upcoming divisional playoff weekend.

Christian Kirk, wide receiver for the Houston Texans, joins the Rich Eisen Show to discuss his team's journey to the AFC Championship game, his personal growth, and the upcoming divisional playoff matchup against the Patriots.

The NFL playoff weekend is underway, with several teams vying for a spot in the Super Bowl. The Buffalo Bills face off against the Denver Broncos in the divisional round, while the San Francisco 49ers take on the Seattle Seahawks. The Houston Texans and New England Patriots also face off in a highly anticipated matchup. Meanwhile, the Los Angeles Rams and Chicago Bears meet in a battle of two of the league's top teams.

John Harbaugh's marriage to the Giants seems obvious, but the team still had to win to secure him. Meanwhile, Mike Tomlin's decision to leave the Steelers after 15 seasons has left fans and players emotional, with some wondering if he'll return to coaching. The divisional playoffs are wide open, with any team capable of winning. The NFL Players Association needs to get its own house in order before discussing the CBA and NIL deals. Tomlin's next move is uncertain, but he could be a great fit as the NCAA commissioner. The Bears' wild card win over the Packers was a satisfying moment for fans, and the team is looking forward to the divisional playoffs.

Rich Eisen discusses the NFL, Super Bowl, and John Harbaugh's hiring as the Giants' head coach. He also talks to Rob Lowe about his experience at the Super Bowl and his iconic hat. Additionally, they discuss Mike Tomlin's potential retirement and the tax season with TurboTax.

The New York Giants hire John Harbaugh as their new head coach, bringing 18 seasons of experience from the Ravens. Meanwhile, in college football, Dante Moore decides to stay at Oregon, turning down the Jets and a potential NFL draft spot, and Josh Pate discusses the current state of college football, including the transfer portal, agent representation, and the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on player eligibility.

The Hardy Boys, Matt and Jeff, share their journey from trampoline wrestling to becoming one of the greatest tag teams in wrestling history, discussing their early days, their rise to fame, and their experiences in TNA and WWE.

Rich Eisen discusses the departure of Mike Tomlin from the Pittsburgh Steelers with Jerry Dulak, and Adam Ray joins the show to talk about the Seahawks and their chances in the playoffs.

Rich Eisen discusses the departure of Mike Tomlin as the Pittsburgh Steelers head coach, the team's search for a new coach, and the upcoming NFL playoffs. He also talks about the Chicago Bears' resurgence under Ben Johnson and the Buffalo Bills' chances in the playoffs.

The Pittsburgh Steelers are holding a press conference to discuss Mike Tomlin's decision to step down, while the New York Giants are interviewing John Harbaugh as their potential new head coach. Meanwhile, Aaron Rodgers is considering his future with the Steelers, and Jalen Hurts' performance is being questioned by former quarterback Kurt Warner.

Rich Eisen discusses the shocking news of Mike Tomlin stepping down as head coach of the Pittsburgh Steelers after 19 years, and the potential implications for the team and the NFL coaching carousel. Tomlin's decision to step down, rather than being fired, means the Steelers retain his rights to his coaching contract, and any team interested in hiring him will need to negotiate with the Steelers for compensation.

The NFL playoffs are underway, with several teams making strong impressions. Aaron Rodgers' future is uncertain, while Josh Allen and Patrick Mahomes continue to shine. John Harbaugh's departure from the Baltimore Ravens has sparked speculation about his next move, potentially joining the Los Angeles Chargers, who have parted ways with Greg Roman. The Chargers' offseason is off to a tumultuous start, with Justin Herbert's future a key concern.

The Pittsburgh Steelers' season came to an end with a 30-6 loss to the Houston Texans, leaving the team's future uncertain. Aaron Rodgers' final game as a Steeler was marked by a pick-six, and his future remains unclear. Meanwhile, the Texans' defense was dominant, holding the Steelers to just six points and returning a fumble for a touchdown. The team's resilience and ability to overcome adversity have earned them a spot in the divisional round, where they will face the New England Patriots.

The Los Angeles Rams survived a thrilling playoff game against the Carolina Panthers, thanks to Matthew Stafford's incredible fourth-quarter comeback. Meanwhile, the New England Patriots dominated the Los Angeles Chargers, with their defense playing championship-quality football. The Patriots' win has them in prime position to win the whole thing, and their defense is a major reason why.

The Buffalo Bills' Josh Allen led his team to a thrilling victory over the Jacksonville Jaguars in the wildcard round, with Khalil Shakir setting a career high in receptions. The Bills' defense also played a crucial role in the win, with Trey White and Brandon Cooks making key contributions. The team is now moving on to face the Denver Broncos in the divisional round, with many fans confident in their ability to make a deep run in the playoffs.

The Philadelphia Eagles' season came to an end after a disappointing loss to the San Francisco 49ers in the Wild Card Weekend. The Eagles' offense struggled to find its footing, and the team's inability to overcome its defensive woes ultimately led to its demise. Meanwhile, the 49ers continued their impressive playoff run, with Brock Purdy leading the charge. The Chicago Bears, on the other hand, pulled off a stunning comeback against the Green Bay Packers, thanks in large part to the heroics of quarterback Caleb Williams.

The NFL Wild Card Weekend saw several shocking results, with Caleb Williams leading the Chicago Bears to a stunning comeback victory, and Kyle Shanahan's San Francisco 49ers pulling off a major upset against the defending champion Philadelphia Eagles. Meanwhile, Josh Allen's Buffalo Bills are on a collision course with the New England Patriots, and Justin Herbert's Los Angeles Chargers are struggling to find their footing. As the coaching carousel continues to spin, John Harbaugh's future is uncertain, with several teams vying for his services.

The NFL and college football seasons are heating up, with quarterback prospects and coaching changes dominating the headlines. The Dolphins' decision to hire John Eric Sullivan as their new general manager may impact their chances of landing John Harbaugh, while the AFC and NFC wild card weekends promise to be unpredictable. Meanwhile, Aaron Rodgers and the Packers face off against the Texans, and the Steelers' chances of making a deep playoff run are being debated.

Dennis Leary discusses his new show Going Dutch, and shares a story about Wayne Gretzky. The Rich Eisen Show also talks about the NFL and college football, including the Jaguars and Josh Allen.

The Miami Hurricanes are moving on to the national championship game after a thrilling win over Ole Miss, and the Chicago Bears are gearing up for a big game against the Green Bay Packers. Ashton Kutcher, a die-hard Bears fan, joins the show to discuss the upcoming game and his team's chances.

Rich Eisen discusses the latest NFL coaching changes, including the Tampa Bay Buccaneers' purge of several coaches and the potential for Jerry Jones to win four Super Bowls as the Dallas Cowboys' owner. He also talks to William Stanford Davis, the actor who plays Mr. Johnson on the hit TV show Abbott Elementary, about his experiences growing up in St. Louis and watching baseball legends like Stan Musial and Bob Gibson.

The NFL coaching carousel is in full swing, with John Harbaugh being fired by the Baltimore Ravens and Mike McDaniel being let go by the Miami Dolphins. The Dolphins are now searching for a new head coach, with John Harbaugh being a top candidate. Meanwhile, the Pittsburgh Steelers and Green Bay Packers are also facing coaching uncertainty, with Mike Tomlin and Matt LaFleur's futures in question.

The Miami Dolphins fire head coach Mike McDaniel, and the NFL coaching carousel continues. Richard Sherman discusses the Seahawks' chances in the playoffs, and the team's defense is considered one of the best in the league. The Seattle Seahawks face the Los Angeles Rams in a crucial playoff game, and Richard Sherman believes they have a good chance of winning. The NFL coaching cycle is discussed, with some coaches being treated like players and being let go after a few years. The Rich Eisen Show also discusses college football, including the Indiana Hoosiers and their coach, Kurt Signetti, who is known for being a tough and demanding coach.

O'Shea and T.J. welcome NXT star and former TNA Knockouts World Champion Kelani Jordan to the No-Contest family! She discusses growing up as the youngest of 7, moving from warm Florida to cold Michigan for college, her time as a gymnast, taking her first in ring bumps and her relationship with current United States Champion, Carmelo Hayes. Kelani also chooses her dream WrestleMania opponents and decides who'll be in her Bar Fight Crew! The guys also react to WrestleKingdom 20 and say farewell to the legendary, Hiroshi Tanahashi. They also have some strong opinions about this  week's "Stranger Things" themed episode of Monday Night Raw, and T.J. reveals some dream matches he'd love to see. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Patriots fan Chris Brockman reveals his level of confidence ahead of New England’s Wild Card matchup with Justin Herbert and the Los Angeles Chargers. Rich reveals his final NFL Power Rankings of the season ahead of this weekend’s Wild Card Games. Actor Seann William Scott joins Rich in-studio to plug the new season of ABC’s Tim Allen/Kat Dennings ‘Shifting Gears’ sitcom, preview the NFL playoffs, shares a great story about filming the hilarious ‘tranquilizer dart in the neck’ scene in ‘Old School’ with Will Ferrell, and reflects on the career success of his ‘American Pie’ mom Jennifer Coolidge. O’Shea Jackson Jr. drops by the studio ahead of taping the newest episode of his ‘No-Contest Wrestling’ podcast with TJ. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The college football world is changing rapidly with the transfer portal and NIL deals, allowing players to jump teams and coaches to re-recruit. The Indiana Hoosiers and Miami Hurricanes are two teams that have taken advantage of this new landscape, with Frank Signetti's coaching and the support of rich alumni like Mark Cuban making them dominant forces in the sport.

Rich Eisen discusses the latest news in the National Football League, including the departure of John Harbaugh as head coach of the Baltimore Ravens and the upcoming Wild Card Weekend. He is joined by Mike Tomlin, head coach of the Pittsburgh Steelers, who shares his thoughts on the Ravens' decision and the Steelers' preparation for the playoffs. Kurt Warner, a former NFL quarterback and current analyst, also joins the show to discuss the Wild Card Weekend matchups and share his thoughts on the MVP award.

Michigan head coach Kyle Whittingham discusses his decision to leave Utah and join the University of Michigan football program, his plans for quarterback Bryce Underwood, and his experiences as a coach in the Big Ten Conference.

The Rich Eisen Show discusses the NFL wild card weekend, with Mark Schlerith analyzing the matchups and teams, including the Jacksonville Jaguars and Seattle Seahawks, and praising Bijan McCaffrey's exceptional season.

The Rich Eisen Show discusses the NFL coaching carousel, focusing on coaches on hot seats, including Jonathan Gannon and Kevin Stefansky. The show also touches on the Cleveland Browns' struggles with Deshaun Watson and the potential for Stefansky to become the next head coach of the Giants.

The Baltimore Ravens' disappointing season has left fans wondering about the future of head coach John Harbaugh and quarterback Lamar Jackson. The team's inconsistent play and lack of accountability have raised questions about whether they have what it takes to make a deep playoff run. Meanwhile, the coaching carousel is spinning, with several teams looking for new leaders. The Rich Eisen Show discusses the latest developments and what they mean for the Ravens and the rest of the NFL.

The Pittsburgh Steelers' wild card win over the Baltimore Ravens was a game of the year, with Aaron Rodgers leading the team to victory in the fourth quarter. The Jaguars are hosting the Buffalo Bills in a wild card Sunday triple header, with Liam Cohen, the Jaguars' head coach, discussing his team's turnaround and the challenges of facing Josh Allen. The coaching carousel is spinning, with several teams letting go of their head coaches, including Pete Carroll of the Las Vegas Raiders.

The NFL season is coming to a close, with the playoffs just around the corner. The Steelers and Texans are set to face off in the AFC Championship, while the Seahawks and 49ers are battling for the NFC West division title. Quarterbacks are under pressure to perform, and the coaching carousel is spinning with teams looking to make changes. The season has been marked by upsets and surprises, and it's anyone's guess who will make it to the Super Bowl.

Michael Irvin joins the Rich Eisen Show to discuss the Ole Miss Rebels' impressive season, the University of Miami's resurgence, and his thoughts on the Super Bowl contenders. He also shares stories about his time playing with Emmett Smith and his superstitions on the sidelines. Additionally, Rich Eisen reveals his top five NFL stories that have slipped through the cracks, including the Jacksonville Jaguars' surprising season and Trey McBride's monster year.

Philip Rivers' inspiring comeback as a 44-year-old NFL quarterback, his decision-making process, and the impact on his family and football world. Meanwhile, Dan Lanning proposes a radical change in college football, eliminating bi-week games and conference championships, and focusing on a single national championship game.

The College Football Playoff is heating up with Indiana's Cinderella story, while NFL quarterbacks like Fernando Mendoza and Lamar Jackson are making headlines. Meanwhile, the Miami Dolphins are searching for a new general manager, and coaching searches are underway. As Wild Card Weekend approaches, teams are gearing up for the semifinals, with the likes of Ole Miss and Miami vying for the national championship.

The hosts discuss various wrestling topics, including the current state of AEW, NXT, and WWE, and predict who will hold the championships in 12 months. They also share their dream matches, including a triple threat match between Charlotte Flair, Soruka, and Monomy Toyota, and a fatal four-way match featuring Kurt Angle, John Cena, Cody Rhodes, and Hulk Hogan.

Rich Eisen discusses various topics with his guests, including the NFL, football, and quarterbacks, as well as comedy and stand-up with Kumail Nanjiani. They also touch on the Golden Globe-nominated comedy special 'Night Thoughts' and cricket, a gentleman's sport with geopolitics.

Rod Woodson, a Pro Football Hall of Famer, shares his insights on the Ravens-Steelers rivalry, the inconsistency of NFL officiating, and the upcoming playoffs. He also discusses Lamar Jackson's struggles and the potential for a wide-open playoff field.

The Rams' loss to the Falcons has put them in a tough spot, staring down a wild card weekend visit to Philadelphia. Devontae Adams is expected to return, but the team still needs to get Quentin Lake and D.J. Humphries back. Meanwhile, the Ravens are facing big decisions, including Lamar Jackson's contract, and the Steelers are dealing with the possibility of a coaching change. The Chiefs are also looking to rebuild after Patrick Mahomes' injury.

Rich Eisen discusses the latest in college football, including the hiring of Kyle Whittingham as the head coach of the University of Michigan football team. He also talks about the NFL, including the New York Giants' coaching search and the Houston Texans' chances in the playoffs.

Kurt Warner praises Brock Purdy's quarterback play, saying he's proving that there's different ways to succeed in the NFL. He also discusses Caleb Williams' impressive performance, saying he's a real deal special talented quarterback. Additionally, Warner talks about the Jacksonville Jaguars' turnaround under Liam Cohen, saying they've been amazing and superb, and Trevor Lawrence has been awesome. The conversation also touches on Philip Rivers' comeback story, saying it's a cool way to finish off his career.

The 49ers' improbable run to the top of the NFC playoffs, the Bears' resurgence under Ben Johnson, and the Eagles' struggles on offense are all on display as the NFL season heats up. Meanwhile, the Steelers' loss to the Browns sets up a crucial AFC North Championship game.

The NFL season has reached its final stretch, with the playoffs on the horizon. The Chargers are a team to watch, despite concerns about protecting their quarterback, Justin Herbert. Meanwhile, the Ravens and Steelers are struggling, while the Bills and Patriots are looking strong. Quarterbacks are a key factor in the playoffs, with some teams relying on their signal-callers to lead them to victory, while others are dealing with injuries to their QBs.

The Denver Broncos are in a strong position to secure the top seed in the AFC, but they face challenges ahead, particularly against the Kansas City Chiefs and the Los Angeles Chargers. Meanwhile, the Chicago Bears are on a hot streak, and the San Francisco 49ers are dealing with injuries, but still finding ways to win. The Buffalo Bills and Philadelphia Eagles are also in the mix, but the Carolina Panthers and Seattle Seahawks are looking to make a push for the playoffs.

The San Antonio Spurs are a tough matchup for the Oklahoma City Thunder, while the Denver Nuggets are struggling to support Nikola Jokic's incredible play. In college football news, Michigan is reportedly close to hiring Utah head coach Kyle Whittingham as their new head coach, bringing stability and experience to the program.

The Denver Broncos are finding ways to win in one-score games, but their defense has been inconsistent. The Detroit Lions' playoff hopes were crushed by the Vikings, and Jared Goff's performance has been disappointing. The San Antonio Spurs are emerging as a legitimate threat in the Western Conference, with a strong young core and a rivalry brewing with the Oklahoma City Thunder.

Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays everyone! We've had a pretty eventful 2025 here at No-Contest Wrestling, and we wanted to celebrate by giving you all a "Best of '25" episode showcasing live episodes from WWE  World & Fanatics Fest, Hosting ESPN's first ever Pre-Show to the Pre-Show before Wrestlepalooza, and interviews with Superstars such as Roman Reigns, Liv Morgan, Jey Uso, Bron Breakker, Oba Femi, Sean Waltman, Roxanne Perez and much more! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Hall of Famer Eric Allen discusses the Raiders' disappointing season, the Broncos' chances in the playoffs, and the Chiefs' dominance. He also shares his thoughts on the Eagles' inconsistent performance and the Rams' strong roster. Meanwhile, Brian Weber analyzes the NBA's handling of the Clippers' Kawaigate scandal and the potential for a news dump on Friday.

The NFL and NBA are gearing up for Christmas Day games, with the Bills and Eagles facing off in a crucial matchup, and the Lakers struggling to find their footing despite the presence of LeBron James and Luca Doncic. Meanwhile, the NBA is dealing with a triple header of NFL action, which may impact their ratings. The Spurs are looking strong, but the Thunder are still a force to be reckoned with, and the Knicks are a dark horse in the East.

The Rich Eisen Show discusses the NFL and NBA, including the upcoming games on Christmas Day, the potential trade of Giannis, and the impact of quarterbacks and coaches on team success. The show also touches on the upcoming Pro Bowl and MVP awards.

The death of the rivalry between USC and Notre Dame is attributed to 99% USC's fault, as Lincoln Riley couldn't beat the Irish. Meanwhile, Philip Rivers' return to the NFL has sparked a discussion about the development of quarterbacks in the league, with many teams struggling to find reliable backups. In college football, Ryan Day has taken over play-calling duties at Ohio State, and Michigan is searching for a new head coach, with Jed Fisher and Jesse Minter being considered possibilities.

The 49ers' win over the Colts has them in position to lock up the top seed in the NFC, but their chances are uncertain. Meanwhile, Philip Rivers' performance at 44 years old has sparked debate about his potential return next season. In the NBA, LeBron James is weighing in on the importance of playing on Christmas Day, and the Warriors' dynasty is showing signs of decline.

The New England Patriots' win over the Baltimore Ravens has put them back in the mix for the AFC East title, while the Ravens' loss has left them needing to win out and hope for Pittsburgh to lose out to make the playoffs. Meanwhile, the college football playoff committee is facing criticism for its expanded playoff format, which has led to predictable blowouts and a loss of relevance for traditional bowl games.

The Jacksonville Jaguars are making a strong push for the playoffs, led by quarterback Trevor Lawrence, who is playing the best football of his career. The team's first-year head coach, Liam Cohen, has instilled confidence in Lawrence, and the two are perfect for each other. The Jaguars are also getting contributions from other players, including Jacoby Myers and Travis Etienne. Meanwhile, the Chicago Bears are also making a strong push for the playoffs, led by quarterback Caleb Williams, who has improved significantly under the guidance of head coach Ben Johnson.

The NFL season is heating up, with several teams vying for a spot in the playoffs. The Jacksonville Jaguars, led by quarterback Trevor Lawrence, are a legitimate Super Bowl contender, while other teams like the Patriots, Steelers, and Chargers are also in the mix. With the season's unpredictability, it's difficult to say who will ultimately emerge as champions.

The Seattle Seahawks secured a thrilling win on Thursday Night Football, with head coach Mike McDonald discussing the team's strategy and mindset. The game's outcome had significant implications for the NFC standings, and McDonald's emphasis on taking it one play at a time resonated with his players. The team's victory was marked by a historic two-point conversion in overtime, and McDonald reflected on the game's wild sequence of events.

The Houston Texans, once 0-3, are now 9-5 and a real deal team, getting set to take on the Raiders. Coach D'Amico Ryans discusses his team's turnaround and the importance of having a positive mindset, especially after a tough start to the season. He also talks about the role of his backup quarterback, Davis Mills, and how he's been instrumental in the team's success. Additionally, Ryans shares his thoughts on the current state of the NFL and the challenges that come with being a head coach.

The Seattle Seahawks came back from a 16-point deficit to win the game of the year against the Los Angeles Rams in a thrilling Thursday Night Football matchup. Puka Nakua had a career-high 225 receiving yards, and Sam Darnold led the Seahawks to victory with two-point conversions, including a successful one in overtime. The win puts the Seahawks in the playoffs as the one seed, and the Rams' loss drops them to 25% chance to win the division. The controversy surrounding the two-point conversion attempt, which was initially ruled a fumble, was a major topic of discussion, with many questioning the officiating crew's decision.

Rich Eisen discusses the NFL, specifically the New York Giants and quarterback Jackson Dart, with actor Matthew Lillard. They also talk about the Seahawks, Dodgers, and World Series.

Joe Burrow's future with the Cincinnati Bengals is uncertain, while the Miami Dolphins' decision to bench Tua Tagovailoa for Quinn Ewers sparks debate. Meanwhile, actor Jason Clark discusses his role in the Hulu series 'Murdoch Murders' and his preparation for the part.

The Rams and Seahawks face off in a crucial Thursday night game, with the NFC West title and a spot in the Super Bowl on the line. Matthew Stafford is on pace to become the 17th player in the Super Bowl era to lead the NFL in passing touchdowns and passer rating in a single season. Meanwhile, Champ Bailey discusses the College Football Playoff, including the potential for James Madison and Tulane to pull off upsets.

John Cena's retirement from professional wrestling marked the end of an era, with a farewell match that left fans heartbroken. The event saw Gunther emerge as a new force in the WWE, with many speculating about his future and potential rivalries. Meanwhile, the NXT brand continues to showcase new talent, introducing fans to the next generation of wrestlers.

Gary Cole discusses his career, including his time on NCIS, Office Space, and Talladega Nights, while Rich Eisen provides his week 16 power rankings and discusses the NBA Cup and college football with various callers.

The Rich Eisen Show discusses the 2025 NFL season, focusing on the Miami Dolphins' quarterback situation with Tua Tua, and the upcoming college football playoffs. Kurt Warner joins the show to analyze the Dolphins' decision to bench Tua and discuss quarterback prospects in the 2026 draft, including Fernando Mendoza and other top prospects.

The Miami Dolphins' decision to bench Tua Tagovailoa for rookie quarterback Quinn Ewers has sparked a heated debate in the NFL. Meanwhile, Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts is facing criticism from fans for his perceived lack of emotion, with some calling for him to be more expressive on the field. In college football, SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey discusses the challenges facing the sport, including the transfer portal and the need for national standards.

Philip Rivers' remarkable 1800-day stretch without an NFL start has sparked debate about the mental aspect of quarterback play, with some arguing that it's more important than physical ability. The discussion also touches on the AFC playoff picture, with several teams vying for a spot in the Super Bowl. Meanwhile, the Dolphins' quarterback situation remains uncertain, with Tua Tagovailoa's contract and performance being major factors in the decision-making process.

The Rich Eisen Show discusses the Kansas City Chiefs' season, Patrick Mahomes' injury, and the potential retooling of the team. The show also touches on the college football playoffs, the SEC and Big Ten conferences, and the challenges of scheduling games across different sports.

The Pittsburgh Steelers are on a hot streak, winning two games in a row without star linebacker TJ Watt. Aaron Rodgers is leading the charge, throwing two touchdown passes in a game for the 166th time in his career, breaking a tie with Peyton Manning. The Steelers are now one game above the Ravens, entering the final three games of the season. Meanwhile, the Miami Dolphins are struggling, with Tua Tagovailoa throwing a league-high 15 interceptions this season. The Dolphins' front office is facing questions about whether to stick with coach Mike McDaniel, who has led the team to a four-game winning streak despite the quarterback's struggles.

The Jacksonville Jaguars are on a roll, with Trevor Lawrence leading the team to victories and potentially securing the one seed in the AFC. Meanwhile, the Miami Dolphins are fighting to stay in the playoff picture after a dismal start to the season. The Pittsburgh Steelers need to win to stay ahead of the Baltimore Ravens, while the Cincinnati Bengals are playing out the string after a disappointing season.

The Philadelphia Eagles dominated the Las Vegas Raiders, earning their first shutout win since 2018. Meanwhile, the Green Bay Packers are struggling without Micah Parsons, who suffered a torn ACL. The Chicago Bears are on a hot streak, with Caleb Williams leading the team to a 28-point win over the Browns. The Los Angeles Chargers are also making a push for the playoffs, with Justin Herbert leading the team despite a broken left hand.

The Kansas City Chiefs' season has come to an end, and the team is left to ponder the future without Patrick Mahomes. Meanwhile, the Denver Broncos are on a hot streak, led by quarterback Bo Nix, who is making a strong case for himself as a top contender in the NFL. The Buffalo Bills and New England Patriots are also making a push for the playoffs, with Josh Allen and Mac Jones leading the charge. In other news, Philip Rivers is making a comeback with the Colts, and his determination and spirit are inspiring fans and players alike.

The Denver Broncos showed a complete four-quarter game, beating the Green Bay Packers, and solidifying their position in the AFC playoff picture. Meanwhile, the Kansas City Chiefs' season took a hit with Patrick Mahomes' torn ACL, leaving their playoff chances uncertain. The New England Patriots' loss to the Bills has sparked debate about their playoff prospects, while the Jacksonville Jaguars continue to surprise in the AFC South. In the NFC, the Chicago Bears and San Francisco 49ers are battling for division titles, with the Bears facing a tough stretch of games to close out the season.

Derek Brown, defensive end for the Carolina Panthers, joins the show to discuss his team's chances of winning the NFC South division. He talks about the importance of staying in the moment and focusing on the process, as well as his personal growth and development as a player. The show also features a discussion about the upcoming Week 15 games, including the Browns at the Bears and the Bills at the Patriots.

The Rich Eisen Show discusses various NFL topics, including Philip Rivers' return to the Colts, Joe Burrow's frustrations with injuries, and TJ Watt's potential return from a lung injury. Tom Pelissero shares insights on the Colts' decision to play Rivers and the Bengals' struggles with injuries. The show also touches on other NFL teams, including the Falcons, Raiders, and Browns, and their potential coaching and front office changes.

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers' loss to the Atlanta Falcons on Thursday Night Football has left the NFC South wide open, with the Carolina Panthers now in first place. The Buccaneers have struggled with injuries and have been unable to defend their home turf, while the Falcons have shown resilience and determination in their comeback victory.

The University of Michigan's football program is in turmoil after a scandal, with the coaching search underway. The team's future is uncertain, and alumni are weighing in on the situation. Meanwhile, the NFL is heating up, with the Patriots and Mike Vrabel leading the charge, and Philip Rivers is set to make a comeback with the Colts. Joe Burrow's struggles with injuries and the Bengals' performance are also being discussed.

Kurt Warner discusses the challenges of NFL quarterback development, Philip Rivers' comeback attempt, and the improvement of Trevor Lawrence. He also analyzes the performance of Jalen Hurts and Patrick Mahomes, and shares his thoughts on the current state of quarterback play in the NFL.

Rich Eisen discusses the University of Michigan football scandal, the NFL season, and the challenges faced by quarterbacks, particularly Joe Burrow and Andrew Luck.

Joe Hendry shares his journey from being a fan of wrestling to becoming a professional wrestler, discussing his experiences in NXT and WWE, and his inspirations from legendary wrestlers like Ric Flair and Kurt Angle.

Philip Rivers' surprise return to the NFL has sparked a frenzy, with many wondering if he can lead the Colts to the playoffs. Meanwhile, actor Paul Rudd talks about his new film Anaconda and shares hilarious stories about his time on set with Will Ferrell. Rich Eisen also discusses fantasy football, including a guillotine league where teams are eliminated each week, and shares a phone call from a listener who compares Philip Rivers' comeback to a Twilight Zone episode.

Cam Hayward discusses his current situation with the Pittsburgh Steelers, Mike Tomlin's leadership, and the team's chances in the playoffs. Philip Rivers' return to the Indianapolis Colts is also touched upon, as well as college football and the Ohio State Buckeyes.

Philip Rivers' surprise return to the NFL has left everyone stunned, but can he save the season for the Colts and make it to the Super Bowl? Meanwhile, WWE Superstar Gunther is set to retire John Cena in a highly anticipated match, and the NFL playoffs are heating up with the Kansas City Chiefs facing elimination scenarios.

The Los Angeles Chargers' win over the Philadelphia Eagles in overtime showcased Justin Herbert's determination and toughness, despite a broken hand. The team's gritty and resilient performance embodies the temperament and personality of their coach, Jim Harbaugh. Meanwhile, actor Tony Goldwyn discusses his experiences in Hollywood, including his early days as an actor and his family's legacy in the film industry.

The Indianapolis Colts sign Phillip Rivers to their practice squad, sparking debate about the state of quarterback development in the NFL. Meanwhile, college football fans are discussing the possibility of a new system, inspired by European soccer, where teams are promoted and relegated based on their win-loss records.

The Philadelphia Eagles are still a contender in the NFC East despite their recent losses, and their chances of making the playoffs and hosting a home game are still alive. However, they face a tough schedule ahead, including games against the Washington Commanders, Buffalo Bills, and Dallas Cowboys. Meanwhile, the Indianapolis Colts are considering a comeback by Philip Rivers, who has been out of the league for four years, and Jeff Saturday discusses the challenges of Rivers' potential return.

The Pittsburgh Steelers are in first place in the AFC North, with Aaron Rodgers leading the team to victories, including a win over the Ravens. The college football playoff system is under scrutiny, with some arguing that the current system is flawed and that a simpler system, such as the BCS, would be more effective. The Jacksonville Jaguars are on a hot streak, with a win over the Chargers and a chance to make a deep playoff run.

Matthew Stafford discusses his remarkable season with the Los Angeles Rams, his relationship with teammates like Devontae Adams and Puka Nacua, and the team's chances in the playoffs. Meanwhile, Shadur Sanders shines as the Browns' rookie quarterback, breaking multiple records and leading his team to a comeback victory.

The Kansas City Chiefs' struggles continue, with a 2-5 record through 13 games, their worst since 2012. Meanwhile, the college football playoffs are underway, with controversy surrounding the selection committee's choices, and the NFL playoffs are heating up, with the Bills and Patriots vying for the AFC East title.

The Houston Texans' win over the Kansas City Chiefs has sent shockwaves through the AFC, with the Texans now in the running for the AFC Championship game. Meanwhile, the Bills are looking strong in the NFC, and the Ravens are struggling to find their footing. The Colts are also dealing with quarterback issues, and the Panthers are looking to take control of their division.

The Rich Eisen Show discusses the latest NFL news and games, including the Seahawks vs. Falcons and the Rams vs. Cardinals. Andy Garcia joins the show to talk about his role in the TV series Landman and his experience working with Taylor Sheridan. The conversation also touches on Garcia's past roles in Ocean's 11 and his upcoming projects.

Rich Eisen discusses the current state of the NFL, specifically the Dallas Cowboys' struggles and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers' potential for a Super Bowl run. He also talks to Bruce Arians about the Buccaneers' season and the current state of the league. Additionally, Rich Eisen discusses the college football coaching search at Penn State and the hiring of Matt Campbell from Iowa State.

The Detroit Lions' win over the Cowboys has given them a boost in the playoff chances, with Jameer Gibbs leading the team to victory. The Lions' coaching staff and quarterback Jared Goff have been praised for their performance. Meanwhile, the Pittsburgh Steelers are facing questions about their head coach Mike Tomlin's future, with some speculating that he may be on the hot seat. The Arizona Cardinals are also dealing with uncertainty, as quarterback Kyler Murray's injury has raised questions about his future with the team.

The NFL's Thanksgiving weekend saw a 6% increase in viewership, with the season pacing to be the highest viewed in history. The league's EVP of media distribution, Hans Schroeder, discussed the success of the weekend, including the tribute to John Madden on Thanksgiving Day. The conversation also touched on the International Series, with the NFL planning to continue growing the game globally, including a full season of international games. Additionally, Schroeder discussed the partnership with ESPN, which will find a home for NFL Network and make it stronger for the future.

Giannis Antetokounmpo's future with the Milwaukee Bucks is uncertain, with trade rumors swirling. Meanwhile, Chris Paul's situation with the Los Angeles Clippers is also in flux, with the team considering a buyout or trade. The NBA offseason is shaping up to be a wild ride.

The Rich Eisen Show discusses the Dallas Cowboys' historic win streak, the Detroit Lions' playoff chances, and the Pittsburgh Steelers' struggles. The show also touches on Giannis Antetokounmpo's potential trade, Mike Tomlin's future, and Andrew Santino's charity event for Special Olympics.

The hosts of the No Contest Wrestling Podcast discuss the recent Survivor Series and Monday Night Raw episodes, highlighting key matches and storylines, including the return of Liv Morgan, the rise of Judgment Day, and the ongoing feud between Roman Reigns and CM Punk. They also preview upcoming events, including AEW Dynamite, and share their thoughts on the current state of the wrestling world.

The Los Angeles Clippers' decision to release Chris Paul in the middle of the season has sparked controversy, with many questioning the team's strategy. Meanwhile, the NBA trade season is heating up, with rumors surrounding Giannis' potential trade. In other news, the Savannah Bananas' unique brand of baseball, known as Banana Ball, continues to gain popularity, with the team selling out stadiums and entertaining fans with their creative promotions and trick plays.

The Rich Eisen Show discusses the NFL, power rankings, and Walter Payton Man of the Year award. Andrew Whitworth joins the show to talk about the Dallas Cowboys and Detroit Lions, and the teams' chances in the NFC South and AFC divisions. The show also covers the upcoming games and the current state of the league.

The college football playoffs are underway, with teams navigating the complexities of coaching contracts, NIL, and the transfer portal. Quarterback play is a key factor in determining team success, with some players excelling in the face of adversity. Meanwhile, the NFL playoffs are also heating up, with teams vying for a spot in the championship game.

Lane Kiffin's contract with Ole Miss has been a topic of discussion, with a buyout clause that could be worth millions. Meanwhile, the Chicago Bears are on a hot streak, with Ben Johnson's leadership and Caleb's performance catching attention. Giving Tuesday has also brought out the charitable side of celebrities, including Seth Rollins, who spoke about his love for the NFL and his desire to see Cam Newton return to the field.

Jim Kelly discusses his charitable works, including his son's disease, and his experience playing for the Buffalo Bills. He also talks about the Pro Football Hall of Fame and the importance of giving back on Giving Tuesday.

The New England Patriots are on a 10-game win streak, with quarterback Drake May leading the team to victories. Meanwhile, the New York Giants are struggling, with quarterback Jackson Dart returning from concussion protocol and facing criticism for his playing style. The V Foundation is hosting a Giving Tuesday event, with the Stuart Scott Fund matching donations up to $1 million. The Rich Eisen Show is discussing the latest NFL news and storylines, including the Patriots' dominance and the Giants' struggles.

The Cincinnati Bengals are two games out of first place in the AFC North, but with Joe Burrow back, the season is not over. The Carolina Panthers are also making a push for the playoffs, with Bryce Young leading the team to victories. The NFL and college football seasons are heating up, with many teams still in contention for a spot in the playoffs.

The Denver Broncos are perfectly positioned to win the AFC West division, with a nine-game win streak and a strong schedule ahead. Meanwhile, the Kansas City Chiefs are struggling, with six wins and six losses, and are now six games back of the Broncos. The Chiefs' best path to the playoffs is as a wild card team, but they would need to tie the Texans or Colts to secure a spot. In college football, the Michigan-Ohio State rivalry continues to be a highlight of the season, with Ohio State's 37-14 win over Michigan being a dominant performance. The Big Ten Championship is on the horizon, and the winner will be one step closer to the College Football Playoff.

The NFL and college football are facing issues with coaching decisions, buyout clauses, and the transfer portal, as seen in the recent departure of Lane Kiffin from Ole Miss to LSU. The situation highlights the need for a more professionalized approach to college football, with clearer rules and regulations to prevent power imbalances and ensure fair play.

The NFL season is heating up as teams battle for division titles and playoff spots. The AFC and NFC divisions are neck and neck, with several teams vying for the top spot. In the college football world, Lane Kiffin's decision to leave Ole Miss for LSU has sparked controversy, with many questioning his motives and the impact on his players. As the season comes to a close, teams are making their final pushes for the playoffs and national championships.

The Chicago Bears are having a surprising season with quarterback Caleb Williams leading the team. In the NBA, the Oklahoma City Thunder are dominating with an 18-1 record, thanks in part to the return of Jalen Williams. The Denver Nuggets, led by Nikola Jokic, are also a strong team in the Western Conference. Meanwhile, the Dallas Mavericks are struggling after trading Luka Doncic, and the Eastern Conference is wide open with the Detroit Pistons and Toronto Raptors competing for the top spot. The New York Knicks are also in the mix, but their defense needs improvement.

Lane Kiffin's potential departure from Ole Miss sparks debate about his future in college football, with LSU and Florida reportedly vying for his services. Meanwhile, Joe Burrow's return to the Bengals has revitalized the team, highlighting the importance of a competent quarterback in the NFL.

The Dallas Cowboys are showing promise as a contender in the NFC, with three consecutive wins, including a victory over the Kansas City Chiefs. The team's performance has sparked debate about their legitimacy as a top team in the conference. Meanwhile, the Chiefs are struggling, and their defense is a major concern. As the NFL season continues, teams are facing challenges and making moves to improve their chances of success.

Bronson Reed discusses his wrestling career, including his time in NXT and New Japan, and his upcoming matches at Survivor Series and War Games. He also talks about his favorite wrestling matches and moments, including his experiences with Roman Reigns and Brock Lesnar.

Rich Eisen discusses the latest NFL news, including the Cleveland Browns' quarterback situation and potential sabotage. He also talks to actor Jared Harris about his movies Reawakening and House of Dynamite, and shares stories about his father's experiences in the film industry. Additionally, the show covers Thanksgiving Day football games and the Duke Blue Devils.

Rich Eisen discusses his power rankings, teams that started fast but may struggle to finish, and coaching changes in the NFL, including the Browns' quarterback situation and the Raiders' decision to fire Chip Kelly.

The NFL season is heating up as teams prepare for the Thanksgiving games, with the Chiefs and Cowboys facing off in a highly anticipated matchup. Kurt Warner joins the Rich Eisen Show to discuss the struggles of J.J. McCarthy and the Vikings, while also praising the strong offense of the Dallas Cowboys. The show also touches on the return of Joe Burrow and the Bengals, as well as the Ravens' chances of making the playoffs.

The Rich Eisen Show discusses the NFL playoff picture, with Mark Schlereth analyzing the AFC and NFC divisions, and the teams that are likely to make a push for the playoffs. The show also touches on the Chiefs' recent struggles and the Patriots' strong season, as well as the upcoming game between the Chiefs and Cowboys on Thanksgiving.

Rich Eisen and Jim Gaffigan discuss various topics, including the NFL, Thanksgiving, and bourbon, while also sharing personal anecdotes and humor. They touch on the Rich Eisen Show, Father Time Bourbon, and Disney, highlighting the importance of family and the holiday season.

Rich Eisen discusses the National Football League with guests Sharon Moore, head coach of the University of Michigan football program, and comedian Jim Gaffigan. They talk about the upcoming Michigan-Ohio State game, Brock Purdy's performance, Christian McCaffrey's Hall of Fame potential, and the NFL playoffs.

The Cleveland Browns' Shadur Sanders starts the week, while the Giants' Jackson Dart faces competition from Jameis Winston. Meanwhile, the Detroit Lions' Jameer Gibbs continues to impress, and the Dallas Cowboys' George Pickens is a hot topic in the NFL.

Shadur Sanders makes history as the first Browns quarterback to win in his first career start since the franchise reconstituted in Cleveland in 1999. The rookie's performance sparks hope for the team, but the Raiders' struggles with quarterback play and coaching continue, with Greg Olson taking over as the new OC. Meanwhile, the Colts and Jaguars vie for the AFC South title, and the Ravens look to extend their winning streak against the Bengals on Thanksgiving night.

The Dallas Cowboys' comeback win over the Philadelphia Eagles was a historic one, with George Pickens making crucial plays and Dak Prescott leading the team to victory. Meanwhile, the Los Angeles Rams are dominating the league, with Matthew Stafford throwing 27 straight touchdown passes without an interception. The Kansas City Chiefs are also on a roll, with Patrick Mahomes leading the team to a win over the Colts in overtime.

The Los Angeles Rams are dominating the National Football League, with Matthew Stafford leading the team to a strong season. The Rams' performance has sparked debate about who the second-best team in the league is, with several teams vying for the top spot. The Philadelphia Eagles, despite a recent loss, are still a strong contender, and the Chicago Bears are looking to make a push for the playoffs. Meanwhile, the Indianapolis Colts are struggling, and the Houston Texans are looking to make a comeback in the AFC South.

The Rich Eisen Show discusses various NFL topics, including quarterback performances, team records, and coaches' decisions. They also analyze the Miami Dolphins' chances with Mike McDaniel and Tua Tagovailoa, and predict team records after Thanksgiving games.

The NFL season is heating up as teams battle for division titles and playoff spots. Joe Burrow's potential return to the Bengals, Aaron Rodgers' wrist injury, and Shadur Sanders' first start for the Browns are just a few of the storylines dominating the league. Meanwhile, J.J. McCarthy's struggles with the Vikings, the Steelers' opportunistic defense, and the Buccaneers' quest for a comeback victory are all making headlines. As the season enters its final stretch, teams are fighting for every win, and the stakes are higher than ever.

The Buffalo Bills are struggling after a rough game against the Houston Texans, with Josh Allen being sacked multiple times and failing to score any offensive touchdowns. Meanwhile, the Cincinnati Bengals are hoping to get Joe Burrow back on the field after a recent injury, and the New England Patriots are looking strong in the AFC East.

Vince Gilligan, creator of Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul, discusses his new Apple TV series Pluribus, a story about a mysterious code that spreads happiness and contentment, but also challenges individuality and free will. The show explores themes of human nature, happiness, and the consequences of a world without crime. Gilligan also shares his thoughts on the potential for artificial intelligence to change the world and his own views on AI.

The NFL season is heating up, with the Bills facing off against the Texans on Thursday night. Meanwhile, college football is taking center stage, with the Michigan Wolverines looking to make a run in the Big Ten. In college basketball, Michigan State's Tom Izzo is speaking out against the transfer portal, saying it's prioritizing winning over player development.

The Philadelphia Eagles are on track to repeat as NFC East champions, while the New England Patriots are surprising many with their 9-2 record, thanks in part to the development of quarterback Mac Jones and the team's ability to win games they're not supposed to. The Patriots' strong season has some drawing comparisons to the 2001 team that won the Super Bowl, and they're now threatening to put the road to the playoffs through Gillette Stadium again.

The No Contest Wrestling Podcast discusses the latest WWE and AEW news, including the upcoming Survivor Series event, John Cena's farewell tour, and the Last Time is Now tournament. They also talk about the Women's World Games and the mid-card titles, as well as the return of Dolph Ziggler and Zach Ryder. The podcast also touches on the controversy surrounding Becky Lynch's loss and the potential for a rematch.

The NFL season is wide open, with several teams having a chance to make a run for the playoffs. The Eagles' offense is struggling, and there's tension between Jalen Hurts and A.J. Brown. The Cowboys are looking strong, and the Oklahoma City Thunder are a formidable young team. Meanwhile, LeBron James is thriving in Los Angeles, and the concept of Nepo Babies is being discussed in the sports world. The Cleveland Browns are also in the spotlight, with Shadur Sanders getting his chance to prove himself as a starting quarterback.

Rich Eisen discusses his NFL power rankings, where the Chicago Bears have finally made it onto the list, and the Ravens are one of the best teams in football. Will Smith of the Los Angeles Dodgers joins the show to talk about the World Series, his experience as a catcher, and the Dodgers' special organization.

LeBron James tipped off his 23rd season, becoming the first individual in NBA history to do so. The Lakers' 140-126 win over the Jazz showcased LeBron's impressive performance, with 37 points and a double-double. Meanwhile, in the NFL, Kurt Warner discussed the challenges facing Aaron Rodgers and the Green Bay Packers, while also praising Caleb Williams' growth as a quarterback. Bryce Young's ascension as a quarterback was also highlighted, with Kurt Warner expressing excitement for his future. Additionally, the discussion turned to Justin Fields and his potential future with the Chicago Bears.

The Chicago Bears are on a hot streak, with a 7-3 record and a chance to make a deep playoff run. Meanwhile, the Pittsburgh Steelers are dealing with a quarterback controversy, with Aaron Rodgers potentially playing despite a wrist injury. The Seattle Seahawks are struggling, with Geno Smith facing criticism for his performance, and coach Pete Carroll taking the blame. The NFL is full of surprises, with teams like the Bears and Steelers making unexpected moves to stay competitive.

Aaron Rodgers' potential return to play for the Steelers against the Bears is a topic of discussion, with Mike Tomlin considering his readiness and functionality. The Steelers' offense has struggled with consistency and rhythm, and the team's playoff hopes are uncertain. Meanwhile, Christian McCaffrey's Hall of Fame prospects are debated, with some arguing he needs more longevity and others citing his impressive metrics.

The Dallas Cowboys emerge victorious in a Monday night football game, with C.D. Lamb and George Pickens making significant contributions despite being benched earlier in the game. The team's defense also impresses, with Quentin Williams and Kenny Clark leading the charge. Meanwhile, the Denver Broncos' defense is highlighted as a dominant force in the league, with the possibility of a repeat of Super Bowl 50's defensive performance.

The Carolina Panthers have shown significant improvement this season, with Bryce Young leading the team to a 30-27 win over the Atlanta Falcons. Meanwhile, the Jacksonville Jaguars have been on a roll, beating the Los Angeles Chargers 29-0. The NFL and college football seasons are heating up, with many teams vying for playoff spots and division titles.

The Steelers' win over the Bengals was a dramatic one, with Aaron Rodgers unable to finish the game due to a wrist injury. The Steelers' defense did enough to secure the win, and the Bengals' Jamar Chase is facing a potential suspension after allegedly spitting at Jalen Ramsey. The Ravens are on a roll, with their defense allowing fewer than 20 points in five straight games. The Browns' quarterback situation is a concern, with Shadur Sanders struggling to find his footing. The Bears are making a playoff push, with their defense taking the ball away and their quarterback Caleb Williams leading game-winning drives.

The Philadelphia Eagles dominated the Detroit Lions on Sunday night, with their defense ruling the day and stopping the Lions on fourth down five times. The Broncos won their eighth straight game, and the Chiefs are struggling with a 5-5 record, having lost to all three current occupants of a wild card spot. The Rams are leading the toughest division in football, with a 8-2 record and the best offense in football through 11 weeks.

The NFL regular season is heating up, with controversies surrounding pass interference calls and officiating. The Rams are leading the NFC West, while the Bills are a force to be reckoned with in the AFC. The Ravens' defense is on a roll, and the Carolina Panthers are making a surprising push in the NFC South.

Rich Eisen discusses the top five matchups of week 11, including the Bears and Vikings, and the Seahawks and Rams. He also talks to actor Tracy Letz about his new movie House of Dynamite, a thriller about a missile attack on the United States. Letz shares his experiences working on the film and his thoughts on the human condition.

The Patriots' ascension under Mike Vrabel is a model for the Giants' potential turnaround, while the 49ers' offense is expected to improve with Brock Purdy's return. The Bills face challenges in the AFC East, and the Packers' season is scrutinized amidst injuries and coaching uncertainty.

The New England Patriots are experiencing a remarkable winning streak, led by quarterback Drake May, who is impressing fans and critics alike with his humility and exceptional play. Meanwhile, the Ravens are fighting to stay in contention, and Terrell Suggs reflects on his time with the team and the legacy of Ray Lewis.

Allie Larder discusses her role in the TV show Landman, her experience working with Taylor Sheridan, and her thoughts on the NFL season, including the Eagles and Falcons. Rich Eisen also discusses the NFL and shares his opinions on various teams and players.

Rich Eisen discusses the NFL with Mike Mayock, covering topics such as the Eagles' offense, the Lions' defense, and the AFC and NFC divisions. They also break down upcoming games, including the Chiefs vs. Broncos and Rams vs. Seahawks.

The Rich Eisen Show discusses the current state of the National Football League, focusing on Super Bowl contenders in the AFC and NFC. Teams such as the Philadelphia Eagles, Chiefs, Ravens, Bills, Chargers, and Patriots are analyzed, with expert opinions from ESPN analyst Marcus Spears.

Deion Cole discusses his journey from comedian to actor, the importance of authenticity and likability in his craft, and how he balances his stand-up comedy with dramatic acting roles. He also shares his thoughts on the current state of music and hip-hop, and how it has changed over the years. Additionally, he talks about his experiences performing in different cities, including Chicago and LA, and how they compare.

AJ Styles discusses his wrestling career, including his time in TNA and WWE, and his experiences with John Cena and CM Punk. He also talks about his love of video games and his favorite consoles, including the Sega Dreamcast and Nintendo. The conversation also touches on his personal life, including his wife Wendy and his family, and his experiences as a performer in the wrestling world.

The Green Bay Packers' Matt LaFleur is on the hot seat, while the New York Giants make a coaching change, and the Bengals' Joe Burrow's injury status is uncertain. Meanwhile, the Steelers' reset is coming, and the AFC North is heating up. In the NFL, the Lions' Dan Campbell defends the tush push, and in the NBA, LeBron James returns to the Lakers, and the team's nucleus is shifting.

Dallas Mavericks fire general manager Nico Harrison, and Rich Eisen discusses the implications with ESPN Senior NBA writer Brian Windhorst. Meanwhile, Nikola Jokic is putting together a remarkable season, and the NBA has many storylines, including the availability of John Morant and the performance of various teams.

The Philadelphia Eagles' offense is struggling to find consistency, with A.J. Brown expressing frustration over lack of targets. Meanwhile, the Green Bay Packers are dealing with quarterback issues, and Jordan Love's performance has been inconsistent. In contrast, the Chicago Bears' Caleb Williams is showing promise, and the Los Angeles Rams' Matthew Stafford is leading the team to victories with his exceptional play.

Rich Eisen discusses the Cincinnati Bengals' chances of making the playoffs with Joe Burrow's potential return, and the Dallas Mavericks' decision to trade Luka Doncic. He also interviews Ted Danson and Mary Steenburger about their roles in the Netflix series A Man on the Inside.

The Green Bay Packers' recent losses have sparked debate about Matt LaFleur's job security, with some calling for his firing. Meanwhile, the NFL's collective bargaining agreement and practice schedules are being scrutinized for their impact on offensive inconsistency. The Eagles and Rams are among the top teams in the league, while the New England Patriots and Chiefs are also contenders. The AFC and NFC divisions are shaping up to be highly competitive, with several teams vying for a spot in the Super Bowl.

The Philadelphia Eagles are atop the NFC standings, but their Super Bowl window is uncertain due to their mystifying offense. Meanwhile, the Los Angeles Chargers are looking to make a statement with their young players, including Lad McConkey, who will be participating in the Dr. Pepper Portal ahead of the Texas-Georgia game in Jacksonville.

The Patriots' eight-game win streak has been unbelievable to watch, with the team scoring more than 23 points and allowing 23 or fewer points in each of the last seven games. The Colts and Patriots are in the conversation for the most valuable player award in the NFL, with Drake May and Jonathan Taylor leading the charge. Meanwhile, the Bills are struggling, with eight giveaways in their three losses this season, and their Super Bowl window may be closed. The NFC West is a strong division, with the Rams and Seahawks being top contenders.

The Seattle Seahawks are off to a strong 7-2 start, with Leonard Williams discussing the team's identity and process under Coach Mike McDonald. Meanwhile, the Giants have fired head coach Brian Daboll, and the Chicago Bears are on a roll with Ben Johnson's offense leading the way.

The Ravens are on a hot streak, with Lamar Jackson leading the team to two consecutive wins. The Steelers, on the other hand, are struggling, and their fans are calling for a change in leadership. Meanwhile, the Giants are looking for a new head coach, and Bill Belichick's name is being mentioned as a potential candidate. Paul Tagliabue, the former NFL commissioner, has passed away, and his legacy is being remembered.

The New England Patriots are on a seven-game winning streak, with a highly viable Super Bowl winning team. Jonathan Taylor's impressive performance for the Colts has vaulted him into the MVP conversation, while the Bills and Chiefs are struggling to maintain their position in the AFC. The Ravens are under .500, and the Lions have made a surprising move by changing play callers, with Dan Campbell taking over and leading the team to a 44-22 win over the Washington Commanders.

The Raiders' struggles continue as they fall to 2-7, with many questioning the quarterback situation and Pete Carroll's leadership. Meanwhile, the NFL season heats up with key matchups between the Rams and 49ers, Eagles and Packers, and the Patriots and Buccaneers. Actor Woody Harrelson joins the show to discuss his new film, Now You See Me, and shares some entertaining stories about his past roles and experiences.

The Dodgers' World Series win has sparked discussions about the team's roster and free agency. Jeff Passan joins the show to discuss the team's plans, including the possibility of acquiring Japanese players like Munataka Murakami. The conversation also touches on the collective bargaining agreement and its potential impact on the sport.

The Denver Broncos are sitting at 8-2, but their offense has been struggling, and they need to improve if they want to make a deep playoff run. The team's next game is against the Chiefs, and they will have to be better on offense if they want to win. The Colts made a big trade for quarterback Daniel Jones, giving up two first-round picks, and the move has raised questions about the team's long-term quarterback plans. Meanwhile, the Jets traded Sauce Gardner to the Colts, and the team is now looking to rebuild with a new crop of players.

Michael Cooper, a five-time NBA champion and defensive player of the year, shares his inspiring story of perseverance and determination. From his humble beginnings to becoming a Hall of Famer, Cooper credits his 'Five Ds' - determination, dedication, desire, discipline, and decision-making - for his success on and off the court.

Brett Gelman discusses his role in Stranger Things, the show's fifth and final season, and his experiences working with the cast and crew. Rich Eisen and his co-hosts also discuss various NFL topics, including the New York Jets, Aaron Glenn, and Sauce Gardner, as well as the Chicago Bears and Philadelphia Eagles.

The NFL season continues with Thursday Night Football, where the Denver Broncos face off against the Las Vegas Raiders. Quarterbacks are under scrutiny, and teams are making moves at the trade deadline. General managers are weighing their options, and team building philosophies are being put to the test. The Eagles, Dolphins, and Browns are among the teams navigating the challenges of the season.

The NFL season is wide open, with several teams vying for the top spot. In college football, the world is changing, with coaches being fired due to poor performance and the influence of social media on decision-making. Iowa head coach Kirk Ference discusses the challenges of coaching in today's environment and the importance of staying focused on the game.

The NFL trade deadline has passed, with several teams making significant moves. The Colts are doubling down on Daniel Jones, while the Cardinals are considering a quarterback change with Kyler Murray's injury. Albert Breer discusses the implications of these moves and the upcoming college football playoff rankings.

Rich Eisen discusses the latest NFL power rankings, focusing on teams like the Colts, Chargers, and Eagles, and analyzes the trade of Sauce Gardner to the Colts and its implications for the Colts' quarterback situation, particularly with Daniel Jones.

The New York Jets are in the midst of another rebuild, with a history of trading away key players and coaches. Kurt Warner joins the show to discuss the team's struggles and the impact of quarterback injuries on the game. Meanwhile, Jacoby Brissette is impressing in Brock Purdy's absence, and Kyler Murray's injury status is a concern for the Cardinals. The team also discusses the trade of Sauce Gardner to the Indianapolis Colts and the implications for the Jets' defense.

The NFL trade deadline has brought significant changes to the league, with the Dallas Cowboys acquiring Quinnen Williams from the New York Jets in a blockbuster deal. The move has sparked discussions about the Jets' rebuilding strategy and their potential quarterback draft pick. Meanwhile, the Jets are also dealing with Brees Hall's desire to be traded, and the team's fans are eagerly awaiting the outcome of these developments.

The NFL trade deadline is approaching, with several teams making aggressive moves to bolster their rosters. The New York Jets traded Sauce Gardner to the Indianapolis Colts for two first-round picks, while the Raiders sent Jacoby Myers to the Jaguars for a fourth and sixth-round pick. Meanwhile, the Seahawks acquired Rashid Shaheed from the Saints for a fourth and fifth-round pick. The Steelers are also looking to make a move, with coach Mike Tomlin hinting that they may be buyers at the deadline.

The Dallas Cowboys are struggling this season, with a 3-5-1 record and a defense that ranks 31st in the league. Meanwhile, the Arizona Cardinals are on a roll, with a win over the Cowboys and a strong defensive performance. Ravens running back Derrick Henry discusses the state of the Ravens and his own personal growth, while also touching on the topic of running backs in the NFL. State Farm is also highlighted as a key sponsor, with Derrick Henry promoting their services.

Mike Santana, the TNA World Heavyweight Champion, shares his journey from growing up in the Bronx to becoming a professional wrestler. He talks about his experiences in Impact Wrestling, his time with LAX, and his recent championship win. Santana also discusses his pride in being the first Puerto Rican-born TNA World Champion and the responsibility that comes with it.

The Seattle Seahawks are on a hot streak, with Sam Darnold leading the charge and Torrey Horton breaking records. The NFC West is wide open, with several teams vying for the top spot. Meanwhile, the Pittsburgh Steelers are considering making a big move at the trade deadline, and the Denver Broncos are on a roll with their defense. The Los Angeles Rams and San Francisco 49ers are also in the mix, with Christian McCaffrey and Matthew Stafford leading their teams.

The Los Angeles Dodgers win the World Series in a thrilling game seven, with Miguel Rojas hitting a tie-breaking home run in the top of the ninth inning. Meanwhile, the New England Patriots continue their impressive season, with Drake Mayfield leading the team to victories and setting records for completion percentage and passer rating.

The Buffalo Bills secured a crucial win over the Kansas City Chiefs, with Josh Allen delivering a remarkable performance, including two rushing touchdowns. The Bills are now the top wild card team in the AFC, while the Chiefs face a tough road ahead, including a bye week and a matchup against the Chargers. In the NFC, the Chicago Bears won a thrilling game against the Cincinnati Bengals, with J.J. McCarthy leading the Bears to victory. The Steelers' defense had a standout performance against the Colts, with six takeaways and a dominant showing from TJ Watt.

The Seattle Seahawks are on a 10-game winning streak on the road, with Sam Darnold leading the team to impressive victories. The Indianapolis Colts, on the other hand, are struggling after a loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers, and their chances of winning the AFC South are dwindling. Meanwhile, the Green Bay Packers are facing criticism for their recent performance, and the Chicago Bears are looking to capitalize on their win against the Minnesota Vikings. The Kansas City Chiefs are trying to stay in the division race, but their loss to the Buffalo Bills has put them in a tough spot.

A former NBA referee shares his story of corruption and scandal, discussing how he was involved in a betting scheme and the impact it had on his life and the league. He also touches on the current state of the NBA, including officiating, player benefits, and the potential for future scandals.

Shaquille O'Neal discusses his partnership with Lily to raise awareness about Obstructive Sleep Apnea, while Morgan Freeman talks about his latest film, Now You See Me, Now You Don't, and shares stories about his career, including his experiences with golf and his iconic roles in films like Shawshank Redemption and Glory.

The Baltimore Ravens are on a roll, with Lamar Jackson leading the charge. The team has turned things around, with a strong defense and a resurgent offense. Meanwhile, the Indianapolis Colts are looking strong, with Daniel Jones and Tyler Warren making a big impact. Fantasy football enthusiasts are taking notice, with many teams relying on these players to make a deep run in the playoffs. As the season heats up, the stakes are high, and the competition is fierce. But one thing is certain: Halloween is just around the corner, and the players are getting into the spirit.

The Miami Dolphins are facing a tumultuous season, with the team's general manager, Chris Greer, being replaced by interim GM Champ Kelly. The move comes as the team struggles to find consistency, with Coach Mike McDaniel's future in question. Meanwhile, the Jacksonville Jaguars are dealing with the loss of rookie Travis Hunter, who suffered a non-contact injury in practice, leaving his season uncertain.

Rich Eisen discusses the latest in the NFL and college football, including the Dallas Cowboys' struggles and the Washington Commanders' season. He also talks to actor Gabriel Luna about his role in the limited series 'Devil in Disguise' and the HBO series 'The Last of Us'. Additionally, Rich Eisen shares his thoughts on the NBA and the impressive start of Victor Wembanyama.

Rich Eisen discusses the NFL season, particularly the Baltimore Ravens and Miami Dolphins, and talks to Oregon head coach Dan Lanning about his team's success and his approach to coaching. They also discuss the challenges of the college football world, including the impact of NIL and the importance of building depth on a team.

The Blue Jays are dominating the World Series, with Trey Savage setting a record for most strikeouts by a rookie pitcher in the history of the World Series. Meanwhile, in the NFL, the Ravens are looking to put a run together and win their division, while the Chargers are in the mix themselves if they can stay healthy. The Colts' offense is impressing, and the quarterback draft class of 2026 is shaping up to be a bit of a disappointment, with no standout quarterback yet. In college football, the quarterback class of 2026 is also underwhelming, with no clear top prospect yet.

Keegan Michael Key discusses his role in the TV show Only Murders in the Building, where he plays a character who translates the anger of former US President Barack Obama. He also talks about his love for the Detroit Lions and the need for a new rule in the NBA to prevent traveling. Additionally, he discusses his favorite football team, Penn State, and their chances of winning against Ohio State.

Rich Eisen discusses the NFL and World Series with guests, including Boog Shambi, who shares his experiences calling the World Series and his thoughts on the current series between the Blue Jays and the Dodgers. They also talk about Lamar Jackson's return to the field and his leadership style, as well as the importance of pediatric cancer research and Hyundai's efforts to support it.

The World Series is now tied at two games apiece, with the Toronto Blue Jays defeating the Los Angeles Dodgers in a pivotal game. Meanwhile, in the NFL, quarterbacks such as Patrick Mahomes, Josh Allen, and Aaron Rodgers are leading their teams to victory, while others like Jordan Love and Kurt Warner are making impressive performances. The Detroit Lions have also made a significant move, signing Aiden Hutchinson to a four-year contract extension worth $100 million.

Enzo Amore, also known as the Real One, shares his journey from being a WWE star to creating his own promotion, Fourth Rope. He discusses his experiences working with Westside Gun and his vision for the future of indie wrestling. Enzo also talks about his time in the WWE, including his debut and his relationships with other wrestlers, such as John Cena and Brock Lesnar.

College football coaches are receiving massive buyouts, with some deals reaching over $70 million. The trend has sparked debate about the value of coaching contracts and the impact on athletic programs. Meanwhile, LSU is looking to hire a new coach, with Nick Saban being a top target. In the NFL, teams are preparing for the playoffs, while in basketball, Victor Wembanyama is making waves in the NBA. Additionally, Hyundai is continuing its efforts to support pediatric cancer research through its Hope on Wheels campaign.

The World Series has reached a thrilling 18-inning game, with Shohei Otani delivering an incredible performance as a designated hitter and pitcher. The game's outcome is still uncertain, with the series potentially heading back to Toronto. Meanwhile, the Philadelphia Phillies are dealing with controversy surrounding Bryce Harper's performance, and the New York Yankees are struggling with their roster and lack of hitting.

The Kansas City Chiefs have turned a corner in the 2025 season, with a fully constituted team and a defense that can get you off the field and be opportunistic. The offense is on tilt, with Mahomes making plays even when picked off. The team is now a game behind the Broncos in the division and faces a tough schedule ahead, including a bye and games against Buffalo, Denver, and Indianapolis.

Drew McIntyre discusses his journey to becoming a WWE champion, his experiences with the company, and his upcoming match against Cody Rhodes for the WWE Championship. He also talks about his time in NXT, his relationships with other wrestlers, and his views on the current state of the wrestling industry.

Rich Eisen discusses the latest in college football, including coaching contracts, buyouts, and the impact of NIL on college programs. He also talks about the Denver Broncos' impressive performance, the Dallas Cowboys' struggles, and the New York Giants' season. Additionally, he touches on the Indiana football team's potential for a championship game appearance and the Colts' and Hoosiers' success.

The Indianapolis Colts are on a hot streak, with Daniel Jones leading the team to a 7-1 record. Jonathan Taylor is dominating on the field, scoring 15 touchdowns this season and tying a record for most touchdowns scored in a season. The team's defense is also playing well, and they're looking like a strong contender for the playoffs.

The Green Bay Packers are on a roll, with Jordan Love leading the team to a win against the Steelers. Aaron Rodgers is still playing well, but the focus is on Love's growth as a quarterback. The Ravens are also making a comeback, with Lamar Jackson returning to the field. The NFL season is heating up, with many teams still in the running for the playoffs.

The Ravens saved their season on Sunday, and the Colts have the best record in the NFL, thanks to Jonathan Taylor's incredible performance. The Patriots are also on fire, with Drake May leading the team to victories. Meanwhile, the Browns need a spark, and the Bears' quarterback situation is uncertain. The Eagles look far and away the best team in the NFC East, but the Cowboys and Commanders are still in the running for a playoff spot.

Michael Shannon discusses his new films, Nuremberg and Death by Lightning, which tell the stories of the Nuremberg trials and the assassination of James Garfield. He also talks about his research process, working with director Jamie Vanderbilt, and his experience playing the role of Robert Jackson. Additionally, Rich Eisen discusses the upcoming World Series between the Dodgers and the Blue Jays, highlighting the young players on the Blue Jays team, including Trey Yusavich and Connerly Early, and the excitement of baseball as a sport.

Tom Izzo discusses the state of college basketball, the G-League, and the impact of NIL rules on the sport, expressing concerns about the lack of clarity and fairness in the system.

The Minnesota Vikings' quarterback situation is a topic of discussion, with J.J. McCarthy's viability being questioned after a high ankle sprain. Meanwhile, the Green Bay Packers face the Texans, and the 49ers will start Mac Jones due to Brock Purdy's injury. The Vikings' decision to draft McCarthy 10th overall and not commit to Daniel Jones or Sam Darnold is also being scrutinized.

The OKC Thunder are looking to repeat as champions, but injuries and teams reloading make it a tough task. The Houston Rockets are struggling without Fred VanVleet, while the Denver Nuggets have made key additions to their roster. The Golden State Warriors are looking to bounce back, led by Steph Curry, and the Los Angeles Clippers are hoping to make a deep playoff run with a healthy Kawhi Leonard. Meanwhile, the NBA is dealing with a major scandal involving gambling and the FBI.

Rich Eisen discusses the NFL season, focusing on the Dallas Cowboys' potential to meet the Philadelphia Eagles in the division, and the New York Giants' chances of winning games despite a tough schedule. Diana Rossini, Senior NFL Insider for the Athletic, joins the show to discuss the Ravens' injury situation and the Eagles' management of A.J. Brown's frustration.

New England Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel discusses his team's start to the season and quarterback Drake May, while ESPN senior NBA writer Brian Winhorst breaks down the latest NBA scandal involving inside information and injury reporting.

A head coach of an NBA team and a player are arrested in separate gambling investigations by the federal authorities, while Victor Wembanyama's dominant performance in his season opener sparks excitement and comparisons to Giannis Antetokounmpo. Meanwhile, Aaron Rodgers discusses his upcoming game against the Packers, and Sean Payton's comments about Russell Wilson are called into question.

Los Angeles Rams head coach Sean McVay discusses his team's success, particularly with quarterback Matthew Stafford, who has been playing at a high level despite initial concerns about his back injury. McVay shares his coaching strategies and how he works with Stafford to create game plans and execute plays.

Rich Eisen discusses the latest in sports, including Justin Fields' struggles with the Jets, Jackson Dart's impressive start with the Giants, and the NCAA's decision to allow a G-League player to play college basketball. He also shares his week eight power rankings, presented by Sonos, and talks to guests including Sean McVay and comedian Tom Papa.

The Rich Eisen Show discusses various topics in the world of sports, including the NFL and NBA, with a focus on quarterbacks and their performances. Guests include Kurt Warner, who shares his insights on the current state of the league and the players, and Rich Eisen, who provides his own analysis and commentary on the latest news and developments in the sports world.

Jeff Perlman discusses his book about Tupac Shakur's life and times, while Rich Eisen talks about the World Series matchup between the Blue Jays and the Dodgers, and also discusses the Seattle Mariners' heartbreaking loss in Game 7.

The Rich Eisen Show discusses various NFL topics, including the Denver Broncos' comeback win, the Indianapolis Colts' dominance, and the New England Patriots' resurgence. The show also touches on pediatric cancer research and the Hyundai Hope on Wheels campaign. In addition, the hosts engage in an Overreaction Monday segment, debating topics such as the best running back in the NFL and the most complete team in the AFC West.

The Detroit Lions' impressive win over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, with Jameer Gibbs breaking records and the team's defense performing well. Meanwhile, the Miami Dolphins' struggles continue, and the Kansas City Chiefs are playing their best football of the year, with Patrick Mahomes at the helm.

In a special 2-interview episode, Shea and T.J. chop it up with San Francisco 49ers tight end and wrestling super fan, George Kittle and the WWE tag team combo of Nathan Frazer and Axiom aka "Fraxiom".  Kittle joined the guys after a big win against the Falcons on Sunday Night Football to discuss how the Niners have persevered through all the injuries so far this season, Christian McCaffrey's stellar play, what Mac Jones brings to the huddle, and some insight on Brock Purdy's injured toe. Kittle also shared how he got bit by the wrestling bug, the moment that wrestling broke his heart, his favorite performers and he chose not only a Bar Fight Crew of wrestlers, but a Survivor Series team of fellow NFL players!  In addition, the 2-Time WWE NXT tag team champions, Fraxiom shared their origin stories of how they came together as a team.  Nathan Frazer and Axiom reveal their favorite tag teams of all time, their Pokemon and gaming fandom and more! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The NFL season is heating up with Monday Night Football doubleheaders and quarterback controversies. Matthew Stafford is having an incredible season, leading the league in passing and putting himself in the Hall of Fame conversation. The Chiefs are looking strong, but can they be beaten? Meanwhile, the Colts and Patriots are making a push for the playoffs, and the quarterback situation in San Francisco is causing tension.

The NFL season is heating up with the Kansas City Chiefs and Colts emerging as top contenders. The Chiefs' offense is back to its explosive form, while the Colts' Jonathan Taylor leads a strong offense. Other notable players, including Matthew Stafford, Dak Prescott, and Daniel Jones, are also making their mark. As the season progresses, the competition for the Super Bowl title will only intensify.

The pain from shingles can affect everyday tasks, and 99% of people over 50 have the virus that causes it. In the NFL, teams are struggling, and quarterbacks are facing challenges. The Colts are impressing with Daniel Jones, and the Kansas City Chiefs are a top contender for the Super Bowl.

The Buccaneers are emerging as a strong contender in the NFC, with Baker Mayfield leading the team to victories despite injuries. Ronde Barber, a Pro Football Hall of Famer, discusses the team's performance and the upcoming game against the Lions, while also sharing his experiences playing against Barry Sanders and his admiration for Baker Mayfield's leadership and work ethic.

The NFL trade deadline looms, with teams like the Bengals, Dolphins, and 49ers facing challenges due to injuries and quarterback situations. The Chargers and Titans are also dealing with health issues, while the Saints appear to be closed off to trading. As the season progresses, teams must navigate their rosters and make strategic decisions to stay competitive.

NFL analyst Ryan Clark discusses the Pittsburgh Steelers' disappointing loss, the impact of Joe Flacco's performance, and the Detroit Lions' potential Super Bowl run. The Rich Eisen Show also covers various NFL teams, including the Bengals, Ravens, and Lions, and discusses the upcoming games and matchups.

Joe Flacco's incredible performance on Thursday Night Football has left many in awe, including Mike Tomlin, who saw it coming. The Bengals' quarterback threw for 342 yards and three touchdowns, leading his team to a crucial win against the Steelers. Meanwhile, Puka Nacole and Jamar Chase continue to impress, with Nacole drawing praise for his ability to be effective in both the run and passing game. Tori Holt joins the show to discuss his experiences playing with Kurt Warner and Marshall Faulk, and shares his thoughts on the current state of the NFL.

Rich Eisen discusses his NFL power rankings, interviewing Larry Fitzgerald about his career and the importance of teamwork, while also touching on breast cancer awareness and pediatric cancer research.

Kurt Warner discusses the current state of the NFL, including the performance of various quarterbacks, teams, and their chances in the playoffs, while also sharing his thoughts on the London games and the Rich Eisen Show.

The Cincinnati Bengals face a must-win game against the Pittsburgh Steelers, while the Buccaneers' quarterback Baker Mayfield continues to impress despite injuries to his team. The NFL season is heating up, and teams are struggling to find consistency.

Rich Eisen Show guest host Tom Pellicero discusses various NFL topics, including the Colts' resurgence with Daniel Jones, Jonathan Taylor's MVP candidacy, and the non-quarterback MVP index, which features players like Devin Lloyd, Nick Bosa, and Amari Cooper.

The NFL is approaching the trade deadline, and teams are making moves to strengthen their rosters. Quarterbacks are a key focus, with several teams looking to upgrade their position. The Tennessee Titans are hiring a new head coach, with several candidates emerging as top contenders. The Dallas Cowboys are collecting picks and may make a splash move at the trade deadline, while the Jacksonville Jaguars are willing to give up a first-round pick to acquire a quarterback. Meanwhile, the quarterback draft is shaping up, with several top prospects emerging.

The NFL trade deadline is approaching, and teams are making moves. The Bengals acquired Joe Flacco from the Browns, and Mike Tomlin's comments on the trade have sparked controversy. Meanwhile, the Vikings are struggling with quarterback injuries, and J.J. McCarthy's future is uncertain. The team is considering starting Carson Wentz, who has experience and knows what to expect, but McCarthy's potential is still a factor.

Ron Shelton discusses his musical adaptation of Bull Durham, featuring Kevin Costner and Susan Sarandon, and shares stories about the film's production and his experiences as a writer and director. Meanwhile, Chase Daniel and Tom Pelisero analyze the NFL season, discussing Josh Allen, Caleb Williams, Cam Ward, and Dak Prescott, among other topics.

NFL defensive lineman Malik Jackson shares his experiences from the 2015 Super Bowl 50 team, discussing the camaraderie and brotherhood of the team. He also talks about his time playing for the Eagles and the current state of the NFL, including the Bills and Falcons' performances. Additionally, the hosts discuss the current coaching landscape and the possibility of Kirk Ciarrocca coaching in the NFL next year.

The NFL's quarterback draft class is showing promise, with several players making significant contributions to their teams. Caleb Williams and Jaden Daniels are among the standout players, with Williams leading the Bears to a crucial win over the Commanders. Meanwhile, Ben Johnson, the Lions' head coach, is facing scrutiny for his team's struggles, and the importance of developing the offensive line is being highlighted. The conversation also touches on player safety and the need for physicality in football.

The hosts discuss the latest WWE and TNA events, including Crown Jewel and Bound for Glory, and share their thoughts on the matches and storylines. They also reminisce about their favorite wrestling video games, including WWF Raw on the Sega Genesis and SmackDown: Here Comes the Pain.

The Rich Eisen Show discusses the latest NFL news, including the firing of Tennessee Titans head coach Brian Callahan, and the trade of Joe Flacco to the Bengals. The show also touches on the struggles of the Dallas Cowboys defense, and the potential for the Bengals to make a playoff run with Flacco at the helm. Additionally, the show covers the controversy surrounding Bill Belichick's coaching at North Carolina, and the challenges he faces in building a competitive program.

The Ravens' struggles with Cooper Rush at quarterback and the impact of injuries on their season are discussed. The team's roster building and potential moves at the trade deadline are also examined. Additionally, the 49ers' season and their chances of making a push for the playoffs despite injuries are analyzed.

The Kansas City Chiefs' offense is looking high-powered, with Patrick Mahomes leading the charge, while the Detroit Lions' loss to the Chiefs snapped their seven-game prime-time win streak. Meanwhile, Baker Mayfield is dominating as the MVP of the first six weeks of the season, and the Miami Dolphins are struggling with leadership issues under Mike McDaniel.

The Kansas City Chiefs are looking strong, but the Baltimore Ravens and New England Patriots are also making a push. Baker Mayfield is dominating for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, and Drake May is leading the New England Patriots to unexpected wins. Meanwhile, the Colts are facing a tough test, and the Eagles are struggling with their offense.

The Cincinnati Bengals are looking to jumpstart their season with the acquisition of quarterback Joe Flacco, who has a history of leading teams to the playoffs. Meanwhile, the New York Giants are on a hot streak, led by the dynamic duo of Jackson Dart and Scat, and are looking to carry their momentum into the rest of the season. The trade deadline is approaching, and teams are starting to make moves to bolster their rosters. The NFL is full of surprises, and this week's games are shaping up to be some of the most exciting of the season.

The Eagles struggled to find their identity on offense, relying too heavily on the passing game and failing to establish a consistent rhythm. Meanwhile, the Giants' defense, led by Jackson Dart, dominated the Eagles, exposing their weaknesses on both sides of the ball. The Eagles' loss raises questions about their ability to make a deep playoff run, while the Giants' win puts them in a position to make a push for the playoffs.

The Giants routed the Eagles, with Jackson Dart and Cam Scataboo leading the charge. The Eagles, meanwhile, are struggling to find their identity on offense and are dealing with injuries on both sides of the ball. The team's defense was pushed around by the Giants, and they will need to regroup and adjust their strategy to get back on track.

The Rich Eisen Show discusses the WNBA, with a focus on Asia Wilson's incredible performance and her potential to join the league's Mount Rushmore. Michael Irvin joins the show to talk about his recent phone call with a podcaster who questioned Deion Sanders' ability to play against modern-day players, and he shares his thoughts on the current state of the NFL and the Jacksonville Jaguars' young quarterback, Travis Hunter.

Charles Barkley discusses his weight loss journey, the upcoming NBA season, and the WNBA's potential strike. Rich Eisen and Susie Schuster also talk about the NFL, football, and baseball, including the Eagles, Giants, Yankees, and more.

The Eagles' offense has been struggling, with Saquon Barkley getting only one carry in the second half of a game and A.J. Brown having one productive half of football. The team's leaders, including Jalen Hurts, need to rise up and drive change. Meanwhile, the Giants are looking to get a victory against the Eagles, with Jackson Dart making his first start as a rookie and the team's defense trying to make Jalen Hurts uncomfortable. The Bengals are also making a change at quarterback, with Joe Flacco replacing Jake Browning, and the 49ers are dealing with injuries to Brock Purdy and other players, with Mac Jones likely to start again.

A former NBA player turned coach shares his journey from the court to the sidelines, discussing the importance of player development, mentorship, and the care factor in building a successful basketball program at Georgia Tech.

Rich Eisen discusses the current state of the Philadelphia Eagles and New York Giants, while also interviewing John Bon Jovi about his music and charitable work, including the John Bon Jovi Soul Kitchen. He also shares stories about his past experiences with Bill Parcells and Bruce Springsteen.

Rich Eisen discusses the latest in the NFL, including Thursday Night Football, the Atlanta Falcons' Bijan Robinson, and the Detroit Lions' resurgence. He also talks to Baker Mayfield about his impressive performance and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers' ability to win games on a razor's edge.

The Cleveland Browns' quarterback situation is a mess, with Joe Flacco traded to Cincinnati and Dylan Gabriel taking over. Meanwhile, Trevor Lawrence is showing glimpses of elite quarterback play, but also making mistakes that could cost his team games. Drake Mayfield is struggling to consistently play at a high level, but has made some big-time throws and is a promising young quarterback.

The Bengals acquire Joe Flacco from the Browns, while the Chiefs struggle with mistakes and penalties, and the Giants discuss their quarterback situation and the upcoming season, also featuring an interview with Tom Pelfrey about his show Task on HBO Max.

The Bengals acquire Joe Flacco to address their quarterback situation, while the Browns start rookie Dylan Gabriel against the Steelers. The Colts' Danny Dimes is a strong contender for Comeback Player of the Year, and the Patriots' Drake May could be in the MVP conversation by the end of the month. The Broncos are a sneaky contender to win the AFC West, and the Texans could make a push for a wild card spot in the AFC South.

The Jacksonville Jaguars are dominating in the AFC South with a 4-1 record, thanks to their strong defense and opportunistic offense led by Trevor Lawrence. The team's ability to take the ball away and score points in close games has been a key factor in their success. Meanwhile, the Kansas City Chiefs are struggling with penalties and inconsistent play, raising concerns about their Super Bowl aspirations. The Eagles, who are also 4-1, are facing challenges with their offense and may need to make adjustments to stay competitive.

Javon Evans shares his journey from the indie scene to WWE, discussing his favorite memories, opponents, and the grind of the indie circuit. He also talks about meeting legends like CM Punk and the Hardys, and his breakout moment at GCW's The Culture Show.

The Lions and Colts are playing the best football in the NFL, with the Lions having scored 161 points over their last four games and the Colts having won three games by 20 or more points this season. The Lions' Jared Goff is having an impressive season, with seven career games with a completion percentage of 80% or better and three or more passing touchdowns. The Colts' Daniel Jones is also playing well, with a passer rating of 150 or better since 2024.

Baker Mayfield's impressive performance has raised questions about his potential as an MVP candidate, while other teams struggle with quarterback play and coaching decisions. The NFL season is heating up, with teams like the Buccaneers and 49ers showing strong performances, while others like the Cardinals and Ravens are struggling with turnovers and defensive issues.

The Patriots' win over the Bills was the biggest of the post-Tom Brady era, with Mac Jones leading the team to a crucial victory. The Colts are dominating opponents, with Jonathan Taylor leading the charge. The Ravens are struggling due to injuries, while the Bengals need to trade for a new quarterback to stay in the playoff race. The Buccaneers are playing well, with Baker Mayfield leading the team to a 4-1 record. The 49ers are also on a hot streak, with Kyle Shanahan calling great games. The NFL season is heating up, with many teams vying for a spot in the playoffs.

The Denver Broncos' win over the Eagles, the Patriots' victory over the Bills, and the Ravens' struggles have shaken up the NFL landscape, making the AFC a wide-open competition with multiple teams vying for a playoff spot.

Rich Eisen discusses the NFL, fantasy football, and quarterback development with guests, including NFL Network Insider Tom Telesero and actor Jeremy Piven. They also talk about the Rams' loss to the Niners, the overtime rules, and the importance of patience with quarterbacks. Jeremy Piven shares stories about his career, including his time on the Larry Sanders show and Entourage, and discusses his upcoming stand-up tour.

The NFL and baseball playoffs are heating up, with the Yankees and Red Sox facing off in the American League Divisional Series. Travis Etienne, the Jaguars' star running back, discusses his team's success and the challenges of playing both offense and defense. Meanwhile, Shohei Otani is set to make his playoff debut as a pitcher, and Jamar Chase is looking to make a big impact in the postseason.

The San Francisco 49ers are a revelation, officially, with Mac Jones leading the team to a 4-1 record. The quarterback situation is a hot topic, with Brock Purdy's injury and Christian McCaffrey's impressive performance. Meanwhile, the Bengals are struggling offensively and may be looking to trade for a quarterback at the deadline.

Charlie Sheen shares stories from his career, including his experiences with Oliver Stone on Platoon and Wall Street, and his time on the set of Major League, where he discusses the challenges of playing a baseball player and the iconic scenes that have become a part of baseball movie history.

Xavier Worthy discusses his injury and return to the Kansas City Chiefs, while Chris Mannix talks about the NBA and WNBA collective bargaining agreements, and the potential impact on players like LeBron James and Zion Williamson.

Jackson Smith, the dominant receiver for the Seattle Seahawks, discusses his team's success and his personal goals, including a deep playoff run and a ring on his finger. Meanwhile, A.J. Brown's frustration with the Eagles' passing game is highlighted, and the team's quarterback, Jalen Hurts, is praised for his ability to keep his thoughts to himself. The NFL season is heating up, with several key games on the horizon, including a matchup between the Seahawks and the Browns.

Rich Eisen discusses the NFL season, including the disappointing performances of the Houston Texans and the Cincinnati Bengals. He also talks to Alfonso Ribeiro, the host of Dancing with the Stars, about the show's 20th season and the challenges of hosting a competition show. Additionally, Rich Eisen shares his thoughts on the American Century Championship karaoke competition and his experience playing blackjack.

The hosts discuss various wrestling storylines, including Roman Reigns' return, Jay Cargill's face injury, and the upcoming Crown Jewel event. They also touch on the TNA invasion, NXT's dominance, and the potential for Oba Femi to be called up to the main roster.

Rich Eisen shares his power rankings for the NFL, discussing the top teams and players, including the Chicago Bears, Caleb Williams, and Roman Dunze. He also talks to Dylan Gabriel about his readiness for his first start with the Cleveland Browns and the upcoming game against the Pittsburgh Steelers.

The Rich Eisen Show discusses various NFL and baseball topics, including quarterback controversies, team performances, and managerial decisions. The show features interviews with Hall of Famer Kurt Warner and analysis of recent games and player performances.

Rich Eisen discusses the Baltimore Ravens' struggles with Lamar Jackson's injury and Cooper Rush's potential to lead the team. He also talks about the upcoming college football season and the new show 'Chad Powers' based on Eli Manning's famous Penn State tryout video.

The NFL season is underway, with teams struggling to find their footing. The New York Jets are 0-4, with a dismal performance against the Dolphins, while other teams like the Chiefs and the Ravens are showing promise. Coaches and players are under scrutiny, with some calling for changes in strategy and others defending their decisions. Meanwhile, fans are reacting to the latest developments, with some calling for overreactions and others taking a more measured approach.

The Cincinnati Bengals' season is not over despite their struggles, with quarterback Jake Browning showing promise in his performances. The Denver Broncos, on the other hand, are off to a strong start, with quarterback Russell Wilson leading the team to victories. Meanwhile, injuries to key players like Tyreek Hill and Joe Burrow have raised concerns about their teams' prospects.

The Raiders' struggles continue, while the Bears show promise with Caleb Williams. Meanwhile, the Ryder Cup brings controversy and passion, and the NFL season heats up with key matchups and storylines.

The Philadelphia Eagles are undefeated, with A.J. Brown's frustration growing due to limited targets. Meanwhile, the New England Patriots and Jacksonville Jaguars are off to a strong start, with Drake May impressing at quarterback. In college football, Alabama and Georgia's rivalry continues, with Ohio State emerging as a top contender for the national title.

The Dallas Cowboys and Green Bay Packers played to a historic 40-40 tie in a Sunday Night Football game, with Dak Prescott and Jordan Love leading their respective teams. The tie has sparked debate about the NFL's overtime rules, with some calling for a longer overtime period to prevent ties. Meanwhile, the Cowboys and Packers are both in the mix for the NFC playoff spots, but their consistency and ability to play well enough to stay in the mix will be key.

Rich Eisen discusses the NFL with guests, including Kevin Pollack, who talks about his role in the hit show Tulsa King, and the San Francisco 49ers' Brock Purdy's impressive start to the season. They also discuss revenge games, including Micah Parsons' return to Dallas, and the upcoming Ryder Cup.

The Rich Eisen Show discusses the NFL season, quarterback play, and the Ryder Cup. Hall of Famer Steve Young shares his opinions on the current state of quarterback play, the 49ers' 3-0 start, and the Chiefs' struggles. The show also touches on the Lions' surprising start, the Cowboys' potential for a revenge game, and the Giants' need for a clean house in their coaching staff and front office.

The Seattle Seahawks have won three in a row, with Sam Darnold playing out of his mind, leading the team to victories. The question is whether they can keep stacking wins and make the playoffs, avoiding a particular number they don't want to hear. Meanwhile, the Giants have made a significant change, benching Russell Wilson in favor of Jackson Dart, who is expected to start against the Chargers on Sunday.

Michael Irvin shares his story of overcoming challenges, including a knee injury and his wife's Alzheimer's diagnosis, and discusses the importance of leadership, teamwork, and family in achieving championships in football.

Micah Parsons discusses his departure from the Dallas Cowboys and his new role with the Green Bay Packers, while Dan Soder talks about his experience on the TV show Billions and his predictions for the 49ers season. The hosts also discuss fantasy football and the upcoming week's NFL games.

Jackson Dart is making his first career start against the Chargers, bringing energy and athleticism to the Giants. Daniel Jeremiah discusses the Chargers' strong defense and Derwin James' impact, while also sharing his thoughts on the NFC West division and the Seahawks' chances.

Cal Raleigh's historic 60th home run has the Seattle Mariners on the cusp of clinching their division, while the San Francisco 49ers face injuries and a tough schedule, but quarterback Mac Jones and coach Kyle Shanahan are leading the team to a 3-0 start.

The introduction of the Automated Ball Strike Challenge System in Major League Baseball is a game-changer for playoff baseball, allowing teams to challenge umpires' calls and potentially change the outcome of games. Meanwhile, country music star Zach Brown is gearing up for his new album, Love and Fear, and a residency in the Sphere in Las Vegas, where he will push the boundaries of live music with a 40-piece orchestra and 20-piece choir.

Fran Brown, the head coach of Syracuse Football, discusses his team's progress, the importance of NIL and the transfer portal, and his philosophy on coaching and player development. Rich Eisen also shares his power rankings for week four of the NFL season, highlighting top teams and players.

Rich Eisen discusses NFL revenge games, quarterback performances, and team strategies with guest Kurt Warner, a former NFL quarterback and current NFL Network analyst. They analyze the upcoming game between the Cowboys and the Eagles, and discuss the challenges faced by quarterback Micah Parsons in his return to Dallas. Kurt also shares his thoughts on the Giants' decision to start Jackson Dart over Russell Wilson, and the Buccaneers' defense under Todd Bowles.

The No Contest Wrestling Podcast crew shares their experience at WWE's WrestlePalooza event, discussing the matches, including Brock Lesnar vs. John Cena, The Usos vs. The Vision, and AJ Lee and CM Punk's return to the ring. They also talk about the WWE Hall of Fame induction of Stephanie McMahon and their encounter with various WWE superstars, including Seth Rollins and Becky Lynch.

The Rich Eisen Show discusses the latest NFL news, including the Dallas Cowboys' trade of Micah Parsons, the Giants' decision to start Jackson Dart, and the performances of various teams, including the Chiefs, Ravens, Bills, and Chargers.

The Baltimore Ravens are struggling with a poor run defense, while Lamar Jackson continues to impress with his passing skills. Meanwhile, the Los Angeles Dodgers are looking strong with Shohei Ohtani's incredible performance. Rob Lowe discusses his favorite baseball moments and his experience on the TV show West Wing. He also talks about his new show, The Floor, and shares a funny story about meeting Martin Sheen as a child.

The Detroit Lions' impressive performance against the Baltimore Ravens has sparked debate about their potential as a top team in the NFL. Coach Dan Campbell's leadership and the team's ability to adapt to different opponents have been praised. Meanwhile, the New York Giants are starting rookie quarterback Jackson Dart against the Los Angeles Chargers, a move that has raised eyebrows given the team's 0-3 record and the Chargers' strong defense. The Buffalo Bills, led by quarterback Josh Allen and running back James Cook, are also making headlines with their strong start to the season.

The Los Angeles Chargers are off to a great start in the NFL, with a 3-0 record and victories over their division rivals. Justin Herbert is leading the team with impressive performances, and the defense is also looking strong. Meanwhile, Ethan Hawke discusses his career, including his roles in Dead Poets Society and Training Day, and shares stories about his experiences working with Denzel Washington.

The Cleveland Browns' defense is dominating, with Miles Garrett and Mason Graham leading the charge. The team's comeback win against the Green Bay Packers was a significant upset, and they're now 3-0. Meanwhile, Baker Mayfield is leading the league in game-winning drives, and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers are 3-0 for the first time since 2005. In college football, Syracuse's upset win over Clemson was a major surprise, and Dabo Swinney's comments about the team's standard have sparked controversy.

The Eagles' 19-point comeback against the Rams showcases Jalen Hurts' leadership and the team's resilience, while Daniel Jones' impressive start with the Colts has some wondering if he's the real deal. The Giants, on the other hand, are struggling, with their offense failing to score enough points, and their fans are calling for rookie quarterback Jackson Dart to take over. The Bears' win over the Cowboys was a must-win, and Ben Johnson's first career victory has given them a chance to stay in the NFC North race.

Rich Eisen and Chris Brockman discuss the current state of the NFL, analyzing team performances, player statistics, and overreactions to the first three weeks of the season. They debate which teams can win the Super Bowl, discuss quarterback and running back performances, and share their thoughts on the current state of the league.

The Rich Eisen Show discusses various NFL games and storylines, including quarterback performances, running back stats, and playoff predictions. The show also touches on baseball, with a focus on the Dodgers and Clayton Kershaw, as well as music and movies, including Taylor Swift's new album and a mention of Chevrolet trucks and their dependability.

Ashton Genty's usage in the NFL sparks fantasy football debate, while the Miami Dolphins' struggles and the Buffalo Bills' dominance are discussed. The Green Bay Packers and Los Angeles Rams also receive attention as top teams in the league.

The Miami Dolphins' struggles continue as they fall to 0-3, with Tua Tagovailoa's performance under scrutiny. Meanwhile, the Buffalo Bills remain undefeated, with Josh Allen leading the charge. The 49ers' Brock Purdy and Bengals' Joe Burrow face uncertain futures due to injuries.