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. [... more]

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. [... more]

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. [... more]

A look back at the first year of the second Trump presidency, the life and legacy of comedy legend Mel Brooks, and the story of the High Pointers Club, a group of adventurers who aim to visit the highest point in every US state. Meanwhile, the Indiana University Hoosiers are gearing up for the college football championship game. [... more]

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. [... more]

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. [... more]

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. [... 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]

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. [... more]

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. [... more]

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. [... more]

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. [... more]

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. [... more]

The hosts discuss various topics in college football, including the potential hiring of Lane Kiffin as the head coach of the Florida Gators, the success of the Indiana Hoosiers under Kurt Signetti, and the struggles of the Clemson Tigers under Dabo Sweeney. They also analyze the strengths and weaknesses of the Alabama Crimson Tide, led by quarterback Ty Simpson, and debate whether they are the best team in the Southeastern Conference. [... more]

The Dodgers are looking to take a 3-0 series lead in the National League Championship Series against the Brewers, while the Blue Jays are trying to tie the series against the Mariners. Meanwhile, in the NFL, Caleb Williams is facing criticism from Troy Aikman, and Kurt Signetti has signed an 8-year contract extension with Indiana University. [... more]

Wake Forest's loss to Virginia has damaged their NCAA tournament chances, but a win over Duke in the ACC tournament could help their resume. Meanwhile, the coaching of Steve Forbes is being questioned, and the legacy of Gene Hackman's character Norman Dale in the movie Hoosiers is being reevaluated. [... more]

Rich Eisen Show guests David Anspaugh, director of the iconic film Hoosiers, share memories of working with Gene Hackman, who passed away. Meanwhile, Rich Eisen is at the NFL Combine, discussing top prospects like Travis Hunter, Cam Scattaboo, and Jackson Dart, and exploring innovative ideas for the game, including a potential new play to replace the onsite kick. [... more]

Jayden Daniels' inspiring story as an underdog quarterback has captivated fans, and his team's chances of winning the Super Bowl are being discussed by experts. The NFL season is heating up, with the Eagles, Chiefs, and Bills vying for the top spot. Quarterbacks are under scrutiny, and their performances will determine the outcome of the championship games. [... more]

Harry Hoosier, a black Methodist preacher, played a significant role in the American Revolution and the abolition of slavery. He traveled extensively throughout the colonies, preaching the gospel and spreading the message of freedom from human bondage and sin. His legacy lives on in the state of Indiana, where he is remembered as a hero and a symbol of freedom. [... more]

Rich Eisen Show guest Mike Madden discusses his father John Madden's legacy, including the Madden NFL video game series and the John Madden Thanksgiving Celebration. Aaron Rodgers talks about his future with the New York Jets, and the team's coaching and management situation. [... more]