The Rich Eisen Show discusses the NBA Draft, Cooper Flag's potential selection by the Dallas Mavericks, and Ace Bailey's unconventional approach to the draft process. The show also touches on the New York Yankees' struggles, including their poor performance in extra-inning games on the road, and the upcoming MLB trade deadline. [... more]

The Tennessee Titans add Jamal Adams, a former All-Pro safety, but his injury history raises concerns about his ability to play. The AFC South is becoming increasingly competitive, with the Texans, Jags, and Colts all making moves to improve their teams. Coaching rankings are also being released, with Andy Reid and Sean McVay topping the list. Meanwhile, Rutgers football is looking to improve after a tough few years, but they still have a long way to go. [... more]

Tom McManus shares the inspiring story of his father, Gene McManus, a former NFL player who served in the US Army Air Corps during World War II, was shot down on their 23rd mission, and later played football at Rutgers University, where he earned a degree and was part of the Eastern College All-Stars team that played the New York Giants in 1947. [... more]

The American Center for Law and Justice (ACLJ) wins a major victory in Colorado, allowing former President Trump to stay on the ballot. Meanwhile, the ACLJ continues to fight for election integrity and freedom of speech on college campuses, while also advocating for the release of hostages held by Hamas in Israel. [... more]

The Israel-Hamas War has sparked anti-Semitic protests on college campuses, with some students defending Hamas and calling for the destruction of Israel. The American Center for Law and Justice (ACLJ) is fighting back, filing appeals to the United Nations and demanding international action for hostages. Meanwhile, the State Department is facing internal difficulties, with some employees criticizing President Biden's policy on Israel. The ACLJ's Faith and Freedom Drive is underway, with the goal of doubling the number of ACLJ champions to 30,000 by next year. [... more]

Joe Mixon discusses his five-touchdown game with the Cincinnati Bengals, while Rich Eisen and his guests analyze various NFL and college football storylines, including coaching changes, quarterback performances, and fantasy football implications. [... more]

The NFL concussion protocol is under scrutiny after Tua Tua Tungo-Viloa was allowed to play despite being hospitalized and showing signs of a concussion. The Players Association is demanding an investigation, and changes to the protocol are being considered. Meanwhile, quarterback controversies are brewing in Pittsburgh and Dallas, with Kenny Pickett and Cooper Rush emerging as key players. [... more]