The Philadelphia Eagles' 'Tush Push' play has sparked controversy, with the Green Bay Packers proposing to ban it, citing it's not a football play and lacks skill. Meanwhile, the Dallas Cowboys are facing criticism for their offseason moves, and the Los Angeles Lakers are being discussed as a potential topic for the show. [... more]

Florida Man stories continue with a villager convicted of golf cart road rage, a woman arrested for fleeing from a traffic stop, and a dentist saving a man's life. Meanwhile, Dwayne Johnson's Army deal backfires, Kamala Harris is called a 'brat' in a bizarre Economist article, and Ilona Maher, a rugby player, responds to criticism about her appearance. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the latest developments in American politics, particularly the Supreme Court and term limits, as well as the cultural wars surrounding identity and free speech. The hosts critique the left's approach to politics, citing examples of hypocrisy and double standards. They also discuss the Olympics, women's sports, and the intersection of politics and culture. [... more]

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Rich Eisen discusses the NCAA investigation into Michigan's sign stealing scandal with NBC Sports analyst Todd Blackledge. They also talk about the Ohio State-Michigan matchup and the Penn State Nittany Lions' struggles. Later, Joe Thomas, a Pro Football Hall of Famer, joins the show to discuss the Eagles' innovative 'brotherly shove' play and how to stop it. Additionally, Rich Eisen shares his thoughts on the Texas Rangers' World Series run and the Philadelphia Phillies' chances in Game 7. [... more]

The Bengals saved their season with a win, and Joe Burrow's performance has fans wondering if he's back to his old self. The Philadelphia Eagles are dominating with a physical style of play, and the New York Jets are struggling with Zach Wilson's performance, leading to calls for Aaron Rodgers to come to their rescue. [... more]

Aaron Rodgers' decision to leave the Green Bay Packers is dominating the conversation, with many speculating about his future. Meanwhile, Jalen Carter's arrest warrant has pulled him out of the NFL Combine, leaving draft boards uncertain. The Eagles' push rule is also under scrutiny, with some calling for it to be banned. [... more]

Rich Eisen discusses the pitch clock in baseball with Jeff Passan, and Pete Weber, a Hall of Famer and professional bowler, joins the show to talk about his viral phrase 'Who do you think you are?' and its impact on sports culture. [... more]