Former Pro Bowl OT Terron Armstead joins Rich in-studio where he reveals what it was like watching his former Saints teammate Drew Brees go into the Pro Football Hall of Fame why he thinks the Falcons are in good hands with Tua Tagovailoa at QB why he's buying stock in John Harbaugh's New York Giants which teams have the best offensive line to handle a possible Rams' Aaron Donald Myles Garrett combo and if Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs can return to the playoffs after missing out last season In 'What's More Likely' Rich weighs in on the Chargers ers [... more]

Rich weighs in on Vita Vea ending his hold-in after the DT signed a -year contract extension with the Buccaneers and plays the 'NFL Win-Loss Game' with a Chicago Bears fan Rich and Brockman discuss the latest controversies surrounding MLB umpiring snafus and play the 'NFL Win-Loss Game' with a Denver Broncos fan and with Dallas Cowboys honk TJ The guys react to Oregon Head Football Coach Dan Lanning delivering on his promise to send TJ a pair of special Air Jordans in exchange for adding a Ducks pennant to his already crowded wall of teams he roots for Learn [... more]

Dan Lanning, the head coach of the Oregon Ducks, discusses the challenges of college football, including the name, image, and likeness policy, and the potential for a longer college football season. He also talks about his team's prospects and the importance of player development. Meanwhile, Rich Eisen engages in a humorous exchange with Lanning about the Oregon Ducks' Jordan collection and the possibility of adding the team to his banner. [... more]

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. [... more]

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. [... more]

Dylan Gabriel, a top NFL draft prospect and quarterback from Oregon, discusses his draft process, his experience playing in the Big Ten, and his preparation for the NFL. He also talks about his family's support and his plans for the future. [... more]

The Cincinnati Bengals are facing criticism for their handling of pass rusher Trey Hendrickson, who is seeking a trade. Meanwhile, the team's defense is being scrutinized, with some calling it 'pathetic.' The Bengals' owner, Mike Brown, is being accused of being cheap and not willing to pay his players. In other news, college football coach Dan Lanning has signed a new contract extension with the University of Oregon, while Bill Belichick has started spring practices with the University of North Carolina. [... more]

The JR Sportbree Show discusses the latest in college football, including Deion Sanders' potential departure from Colorado and Dan Lanning's possible move to the NFL. The hosts also analyze the Heisman Trophy race, with Travis Hunter and Chider Sanders being top contenders. [... more]

The Kansas City Chiefs are facing a setback with kicker Harrison Butker out for three to four weeks due to a knee injury. Meanwhile, former NFL coach John Gruden has joined Barstool Sports, sparking rumors of a potential return to the NFL. The Dallas Cowboys are struggling with injuries and a lack of talent, leading to speculation about the future of head coach Mike McCarthy and owner Jerry Jones. [... more]

The NFL season is underway, with quarterbacks like Tua Tonga Veloa and Justin Fields facing challenges in training camp. Meanwhile, college football is experiencing a major shakeup with conferences like the Big Ten and Pac-12 expanding and contracting, leading to a potential three-conference landscape. [... more]

Nick Saban's retirement from Alabama has significant implications for the program, with many questioning who will be able to replicate his level of success. The changing landscape of college football, including name, image, and likeness and player empowerment, has made it increasingly difficult for coaches to maintain their dynasties. Alabama's future in college football is uncertain, but one thing is clear: nobody lasts forever, and dynasties are a thing of the past. [... more]