Deion Sanders reveals his bladder cancer diagnosis and subsequent surgery, and is now cancer-free. Meanwhile, NFL players Terry McLaurin and Shamar Stewart show up to work, but with different circumstances. Justin Fields is back on the field after a toe injury, and the Jets are looking for a long-term answer at quarterback. The Hall of Fame inductions took place, with Ichiro Suzuki, C.C. Sabathia, and Billy Wagner being honored. [... more]

The Rich Eisen Show discusses the Cincinnati Bengals' offseason moves, including the potential return of Trey Hendrickson and Shamar Stewart. The show also delves into the world of women's sports, featuring an interview with USA Today sports columnist Christine Brennan about her book on Caitlin Clark and the revolution in women's sports. [... more]

The Cincinnati Bengals are dealing with two major contractual issues: Trey Hendrickson's holdout and Shamar Stewart's refusal to sign due to a default language clause. The team's defense was poor last year, and Hendrickson's absence is a significant concern. Stewart's situation is also causing frustration among fans, who are split on the issue. The Bengals have a strong offense led by Joe Burrow, but their defense and offensive line are major question marks. If Hendrickson and Stewart can resolve their issues, the Bengals could be a factor in the AFC North. [... more]

Hank Aaron hit home run number 700 off of Phillies pitcher Ken Brett on July 21st, 1973. Mike Tyson knocked out Carl Williams in the shortest heavyweight title fight in history on July 21st, 1989. Phil Mickelson won his first British Open on July 21st, 2013. Meanwhile, in current sports news, Jerry Jones is at odds with Micah Parsons over his contract, and the WNBA players are fighting for a fair collective bargaining agreement. Chris Paul is returning to the Los Angeles Clippers, and the Cincinnati Bengals are struggling to finalize a contract with Shamar Stewart. [... more]

The top six NFL rookies to watch in 2025 include Shador Sanders, Cam Ward, Ashton Genty, Travis Hunter, Abdul Carter, and Shamar Stewart. These players have the potential to make a significant impact on their respective teams and the league as a whole. Shador Sanders, the number one pick on the list, fell from the first round to the fifth round due to concerns about his preparation and maturity. Cam Ward, the number one overall pick, is a strictly business quarterback who is all about football. Ashton Genty, a dynamic running back, is expected to plug a hole in the Las Vegas Raiders' offense. Travis Hunter, a two-way player, has the potential to alter the trajectory of the sport. Abdul Carter, a freak defender, is expected to wreak havoc on quarterbacks in the NFC East. Shamar Stewart, a physical freak, is still unsigned by the Bengals and may try to re-enter the draft. [... more]

Rich Eisen discusses the NFL with Tom Pellisero, focusing on the Bengals' contract disputes with Trey Hendrickson and Shamar Stewart, and the Steelers' situation with Mike Tomlin, who may be on a year-to-year contract basis. [... more]