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That's what these college kids love. So is Coach Belichick gonna love all this gimmick stuff? Handing out belts, handing out a chain to a guy that gets an interception. Earlier on the show, NFL Network insider Ian Rappaport, Fox Sports college football analyst Bruce Feldman. Coming up, actor Omar J. Dorsey, plus latest news and more. And now it's Rich Eisen. Our number three, the Rich Eisen Show is on the air. The aforementioned Omar J. Dorsey is in our green room.
He's a diehard Atlanta Falcons fan who, for some reason, just when we just had a very nice chitchat, wants to talk Georgia football instead. Nice. I think that's smart. You think so? Should we call it good play? Good play.
Smart audible. So is being in the show Bookie, which season two premieres tomorrow on Max, which you can see right here through the Roku portal. Uh, Sebastian Maniscalco, uh, is on this program, uh, as well with him, uh, as well as basically Rob Corddry's on the show as well. And he will be here on Friday, I believe.
Fantastic. One of the next couple of days, Rob Corddry will be here. That's him. He came and he did a, he did a segment called Ballin here once upon a time. Do we still have that? Uh, yeah, probably on earth ball. I mean, that was from, I think 2015.
So it was, it might've been like literally like year one or something. Oh yeah. Definitely.
Definitely. You're one. He did a segment called Ballin. Basically they're not born where the Rob Corddry show. Well, what it was, was a send up of sports casting similar to the, um, the sweet sassy molasses skit with Ray Romano on, on, um, SNL in which by the way, Tim Meadows played Stuart Scott. And when I heard that somebody that Stuart was sent up on SNL and I'm like, Oh, who was the other guy? And then I watched Ray Romano do his thing. I'm like, I'm not the sweet sassy molasses guy.
Am I? Remember that? Sweet sassy molasses was the catch. One of the many catchphrases that made no sense.
Made no sense. And Tim Meadows would just go booyah and booyah and booyah. And Stuart was not happy about it.
B Y O B bring your own booyah. Stuart's not happy about it. I'm like, dude, come on.
What didn't he like about it? Just because it, it was clearly, um, sending him up, man. He didn't take that as, uh, it's just like imitations, the greatest form of flattery, especially on SNL, right? Dude, they weren't, they weren't like sending up anybody else.
They weren't making fun of, they chose him. Hmm. I'm sitting down for that documentary on Friday. Oh yeah. You know, I'd been wondering what the deal was with that.
What, what, what deal was? Well, if you were going, if they were going to have you involved, I mean, I have some insight. I would say so to share.
All right. But, um, um, yeah, they're coming here in LA. Yeah.
So do they need us? Uh, for what? I mean, because, you know, we watch Stu, like you could almost say that I'm a, I'm a child. I'm a kid. I'm a kid. I mean, cause you know, we watch Stu.
Like you could almost say that I'm a, I'm a child of. Is this what we're doing? Not enough for you? You need more? Yeah.
I would love more than no contest wrestling that you're recording later on. That's not enough. Look, man, give it all to me. I got a big plate. You know what I'm saying? I'll take, I'll take more on.
Okay. The other one from that was, uh, pull out the checkbook and pay grandma for the rub down. That's right.
Well, they just stay made. What year was that? Is that? Oh, one 2099. Yeah. I don't know. It got posted on YouTube in 2013.
Oh, that definitely wasn't then his name was Chet Harper. Shit. It's almost six minutes, dude.
They crushed it. Why am I bringing this up anyway? Oh, Rob balling. Yeah. He was making fun of, of sportscasters opinionating from a desk like this one. That's what that was.
Okay. Didn't expect to go on a, uh, on that tangent, but Omar Dorsey is going to come out again. Um, he plays the role of Ray. Why did you laugh at the kids? Happy go Jackie on the big white guy, like a donkey eating a waffle. What does that mean?
Imagine if anybody ever said that on sports center. Okay. Okay.
Oh, this is great. Yeah. People are just posting the quotes in the comments. I mean, this is on the video from years ago. It was 99. There was 99.
Okay. Yeah, man. March 13th, 1999. That was Saturday. So it was probably maybe the next day or the day after that.
Someone said it was like, cause back in the day, you'd be texting somebody like, or now you'd be texting somebody like, like I'm watching a movie with, with Taylor, uh, a couple of months ago and on a Saturday night, my phone starts blowing up because Seinfeld name check me. Remember that? Oh yeah. Yup.
You got to get to white castle before the weirdo show up shit. Harper. Someone said that stew dropped a sweet sassy molassie email afterward, but not after, not initially. Initially his for initial reaction was really, huh? And then I think he began to realize, Oh, okay. I'm so ridiculously popular that out of all the sports center anchors, they choose me.
Right. Speaking of leaning into it, I leaned into it earlier in hour one, number of people that have texted me the article about the Ohio state assemblyman who was, who is trying to make it a felony to plant a flag in the middle of Ohio stadium, but only that stadium do it anywhere else in the state of Ohio, just not against Ohio state. Um, the number of people, uh, I've lost track, but none more proud for me to sit here when talk about best dad ever, how I'm raising my child, Cooper, who is off for the day, texted me the article saying bill would make flag planting at Ohio state, a felony.
And then he wrote so soft, even a 13 year old gets it. Way to go. Coop coopy. The do so soft says Cooper Eisen. I think we're all in agreement.
That's my man right there is indeed. You know, could you imagine, could you imagine what it takes for somebody to actually use their time as a, as a, as a, as a lawmaker to do this and just, what do you think? So it'll pass. And then what is it wasn't embarrassing enough that, that there was pepper spray being used, that you're just going to handcuff somebody. Is that what's happening? You really, that's the way you're going to see it work. Right.
Lock them under the jail. And there's no self-awareness. That's what I'm talking about with these Buckeye fans.
There's zero self-awareness that they had something to do with stirring it up. The band did Michigan's just Biden, its own time, having the worst season it's had since, you know, pre Harbaugh just Biden it's time. Oh, did you see that they put a poop emoji over the Michigan flag? So you're thinking about Michigan at this point in time.
No question. Whoever came up with that idea in the band is thinking we'll do it because what are they going to do? Beat us when they come here in a couple of weeks, no chance. Zero self-awareness that you could do everything in your power in four quarters of play to prevent that sort of action.
8 4 4 2 0 4 Rich number to tell. Speaking of the football in the state of Michigan, lions have the bills in front of them this week. And then after that, after the Buffalo Bills come to visit, they go visit Chicago. Now the bears have a Monday nighter at Minnesota.
Oh boy. Is it possible the bears could come into that game still not having one since week six? And the lions could just keep on keeping it miserable. Yes.
Right. And then they're at San Francisco on a Sunday night. Monday night, pardon me. And then they're home from Minnesota to wrap it. And if Minnesota can keep winning, Chicago at home at Seattle home for Green Bay, those are tall orders.
I mean, this thing can go any way, right? Could you imagine that the lion season that they haven't lost since week two could possibly come down to not even winning the division or be in the one seat? Because the Eagles are right there. And who's also right there are the Vikings.
Yeah. Again, we don't talk about the Vikings, we don't talk about the Vikings 11 and two. I mean, the lions and Vikings could absolutely switch spots, right? Because the Vikings definitely, they have some tough games. Again, this Vikings team after taking on Chicago at home on a Monday night, it's got to go visit Seattle, which has Green Bay coming in. I mean, the next three weeks for Seattle are, they're like an NFC North team. It's Green Bay, Minnesota at Chicago for Seattle while the Rams try to track them down.
And then the NFC is, a lot of people think it's kind of set, but it's not. The Eagles have the Steelers this week. And then at Washington home for Dallas, home for the Giants. So while the Eagles take on Pittsburgh at home, in the three seat in the AFC, the Lions welcome in the two seat in the AFC. And then Philadelphia goes to a division opponent, the best division opponent that's out there for them, with all due respect, TJ, I think you'll agree, at Washington to try and sweep them up.
And then they got the rest of the division, Dallas and the Giants, while the Lions face, as I mentioned, Buffalo, Chicago at home, I mean in Chicago, and then at San Francisco, home for Minnesota. This thing is not settled. So when everybody goes to Dan Campbell and talks about the one seed, this is what I love about this guy, man. He's not sitting there going, well, we just got to take a one week at a time. We're just going to, we need, we, we, this thing's up in the air. We've, we've, we've got to make sure that we take care of the division first.
He's talking about the challenge of being the one seat and the pressures that come with it. I love it. I think it's great. I think it's great for us. I think, yeah, I think it does. It keeps you sharp. I think, you know, I've mentioned this before.
I think we, we do well with pressure and, and it's the right kind of friction and, and stress that we need. And, and it's motivating. And so, yeah, I love it.
I think it's great. And look, nobody's going to lose. Nobody's losing. So we're going, man.
I don't think, I mean, I think, I know I just did the like morning GIF by saying, I don't think, but I think I just went like, you know, just verbally, I just verbally did the morning GIF. That a Detroit Lions head coach is talking like this and can talk like this and can back up talking like this is so weird to me. I, I think not enough people are understanding what's happening in Detroit right now. That this is going into week 15 of an NFL season, the clear best team in the NFL. Eagles right behind him. Sure. Bills right behind him. Sure. Two time defending champs right behind him. Sure. Steelers right behind him. Sure.
You know, any given Sunday, blah, blah, blah. But he can talk like that. And people aren't going like, oh man, what's he saying? He's full of it. Read the room.
No, you read the room. The Lions can talk this way. He just backs it up, man. I just fear, like I said earlier, that it's going to come down to the situation. Like last year, kick the field goal, you go to the Super Bowl. He's not going to do it.
He's, that's my only worry for this squad. Like you're going to snatch the feet from the jaws of victory. Well, I get that's how we, yes, they do it. But then again, you hear also, you know, uh, Andrew Whitworth was on what the football with Susie and Amy, everybody should check that out. Um, Richard Sherman also telling the story that they were going to go for the field goal at the end of the game on Thursday night when we first thought they were going to go for the field goal and leave the time left on the clock for Green Bay and not run the risk of not making it on fourth down and not going for the ability to wind the clock all the way down to one second and kick it. Then they were, he was going to go for it. And then Jared Goff went up to him and heard the decision and basically goes, Oh man, I wanted to go for it. And Dan Campbell heard that.
And then you could see him get on the microphone and say something to somebody. And he goes, all right, let's go for it. So it was Goff who basically inspired that decision that he initially was going to turn it down from spinal tap 11 to something else and leave it up to the defense to make sure that there was no game tying field goal opportunity for Green Bay at the end with enough time left on the clock because they were going to do it right then. But QB said no. The QB said, he didn't say no. He basically expressed disappointment in not being given the opportunity to execute the risky play.
And then upon hearing that the coach is like, all right, let's try it your way. That makes the fact that he fell down even more insane. No doubt about it. Right.
Right. And so, so again, we, we in the media talk about this stuff, but until NFL films, cameras, or microphones reveal it, or folks who are getting set to do Thursday night football post-game show material are overhearing it from the sideline. You don't know, but I do hear you. I mean, we were talking about it.
That was an overreaction Monday subject matter is that he's going, he will in fact be the impediment and his risky play. But when the rest of the team hears it and buys it or advocates for it, it works. And I just love and I just love how many coaches be like, you know what? We're just taking one at a time. One seed would be great. We just wanted to win the division.
That's all our, you know, that's what our goal is before the preseason and anything after that would be gravy. He's like, no, I love the pressure. Let's bring it. And this is the Detroit Lions head coach. It just doesn't compute for anybody who's, you know, over the age of five. Oh, I just, I just looked this up. So in the Superbowl era, the Lions have eight double digit win seasons. Okay.
The Chiefs have nine in a row. Yeah. Right.
Like this is not a team that's accustomed to having any type of real success. And guess who may face each other on the final day of the season? Uh, that's what I think is gonna happen. Yeah. 8 4 4 2 0 4. Rich is the number to dial.
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It is Omar J. Dorsey back here on the Rich Eizen Show. I love that, please bet responsibly is the tagline of season two. Exactly, yeah, man. It's funny because I used to be a avid gambler. Used to be? Yeah.
Past tense? I mean, you know, I might dabble a little bit, but I think like when I live in New Orleans, I live across the street from the casino, I had my own parking space. I pull my car up, they just, oh, Omar, you're back.
Okay, just lay right here, you're good. I just walk in, get in my roulette table, get in my poker room and then COVID hit and then they closed the casinos for three months and that just knocked all the gambling out of me. But let me just ask you this question, Omar. When you're pulling into your own personalized parking spot at a casino, did that ever dawn on you that you have a personalized parking spot at a casino? I know. And that should be something that you address in your lifestyle that never dawned on you? The tagline is bet responsibly and I don't think I was doing that.
Got it. Yeah, yeah, so I had to learn. This reminds me of a story when I was in college at the University of Michigan and I would order from the same pizza place every single day. I didn't realize I was ordering it every single day, but when I started to know the delivery people by name from Bell's Pizza and they one day showed up with my pizza with a bag of chips, potato chips.
And I thought to myself and I verbalized it, I'm like, why? I didn't order any potato chips. They said, you just order so much from us, we just feel the need to give you something extra. And the bag of chips is what it was.
And I thought to myself, okay, I order so much pizza that they're now giving me potato chips as well for free. That should be a moment to pause and think of my own behavior. Exactly, yeah. Is what I'm saying.
Yeah, yeah, yeah. So basically you're telling me that if I have my own parking space at the casino, I should look at my own behavior. That's what I was saying. Oh, okay, I get it. And it shouldn't take a pandemic to snap this straight.
But it did and I was like, what am I doing? Yeah. Yeah. So listen, man, I play a bookie on the show.
Yes, sir. I have my own bookie in real life, whatever. So I tried to bet on a Mike Tyson fight, right? The most recent one?
Yeah, with Jake Paul. And my bookie didn't answer my phone call for like an hour or two. I was trying to put a bet in, he didn't answer. So after the fight, he said, do you know why I didn't answer your phone call?
Because I love you. Yeah. I mean, Omar, you obviously were going to bet Tyson knockout, right? Yeah, because I'm old. Right, exactly.
I'm old and my inner childhood thinks Mike Tyson can beat anybody. Oh, I put 50 on that. Well, I put way more than 50 on it, trust me. Yeah, man. But like, so my bookie said, Omar, I'm not taking that bet from you.
We can bet NFL all day, but we're not betting on that fight, man. Did you tell this story to Chuck Lorre and Nick Pecan so they could put this in the show? I did tell them that. I told them that the next day.
The very next day I told them that. I was like, man. He was like, yeah.
And Nick was like, yeah, that was a sucker bet. Yeah. Like my inner childhood. My inner, I remember Mike Tyson knocking out Michael Spinks. Yes, of course.
In 90 seconds. I remember him beating everybody, right? Remember him beating Larry Holmes, beating him up for Muhammad Ali. I remember all of this stuff. So this is the eighties and this is 2024. But I'm just saying like, my inner childhood wanted Mike Tyson to win and I knew he was gonna win.
And he's 60 something years old. Well, exactly. Which is why your bookie was looking out for you there. Yeah, man. I'm watching it with my kids on a Friday night, sitting there on Netflix, watching it on Roku. How was your stream? Was it buffering? Actually, it was great. Okay, good.
It was great. So I'm watching it and we're watching Jake come in with his brother, Logan, in a car and Logan is spraying Jake's new body spray and it's just like this setup right here. It's just filled with product placement for the Paul family and it's going like half a mile an hour. Okay, my oldest son is saying, my oldest son is just like, Dad, why don't they just get out of the car? It'll be faster. I'm like, I don't have an answer for you, man. But just you wait. Do you know who's not going to walk into this arena in a car going half a mile an hour spraying anything? I am, Mike.
That is correct. And he then strolled in and he had that look on that we remember when we were kids and they both, my kids were 16 to 13 year old boys. They were like, oh man. And I'm like, I said to them, you have no idea. What's about to happen? Well, no, what used to happen, I don't know.
I'm assuming what's going to happen is not what happened. But for a split moment, my teenage boys got to see what we experienced as kids. I'll call ourselves kids then.
Well, we weren't kids then. But that's what we were hoping to see, just that puncher's chance in the first round and take this guy with his body spray and knock him back to the millennium. You know what I mean? Yeah, but you know, he's 60 something. Look, he's 60, but he looked good for a, look at him, he looks great.
I wish I looked like that. Look at him, man. I know, tell me about it. So your bookie didn't take your phone call prior to this fight. He didn't take it because he said he loved me.
He said, man, no, I love you. I can't do this to you. I could have took your money, but nah, we have other things to bet on. Please tell me he did not take your phone call prior to the last four Atlanta Falcon games. Oh no. Man, stop. Stop. I stopped betting on the Falcons, Rich.
I stopped, man. I tell you, I thought when Kirk Cousins threw for 500 yards in that, was it the Monday night game? No, it was a Thursday night game against the Bucks. Against the Bucks. I was like, oh man, we're going to the Super Bowl again.
And then the wheels fell off. It's four games in a row. We were in first place.
We were good. Six and three. Six and three. With a tie break already over the best next team in the division. We had a two game lead because we won both games against them.
And then it's like, missed field goals from cool, bad defense, horrible special teams, and the quarterback has thrown seven interceptions and no touchdowns in the last four games. Not to correct you, but it's eight. It's eight. Oh my God. See, man, I don't. I'm sorry. I should just let stuff like that go. I know, but I can't. I can't, man.
And it breaks my heart. But we do have a really good rookie quarterback. I don't even want to think about it.
We paid the man $100 million. But do you think, let me ask you about, this is the question of the moment in Atlanta and for Falcons fans right now. Do you think they should go to the kid and say, all right, it's your show right now. Let's see what you can do right now down the stretch. Nah, because it's like, no, the season is still on the line, right?
Yes. So we can't just give our $100 million quarterback and throw them under the bus. We can. You know who would do that? Bill Belichick would do that.
Nick Saban would do that. But I don't know, man. We got to just keep them, man. We got to keep them, man. Plus, you've got two winnable games. You're in Vegas against Desmond Ritter. And so- Oh, well, I can't. And if Desmond Ritter beats us- That's what I'm saying. Listen.
That's what I'm saying. That was the worst quarterback in Falcon history. So if you want some get right games, you're at Desmond Ritter and then welcoming in Tommy DeVito of the Giants, who's just been renamed the starter of the Giants about an hour before you sat in this chair. And then you got another cousin's return game, you know, at You Like That. Yeah. Cousins. You Like That.
Yes, it is. So that's why- But you see, Washington scares me, right? I mean, you know, I know Jayden Daniels is, you know, he's a rookie, but you know, he scares me. I don't think he's a rookie anymore.
I think he's got enough under his belt and he's shown enough at this point in time. He's about 26 years old now. Yeah, halfway between his current age and cousin's. Exactly.
I know, right? Him and Pennix both, man, because Pennix has grown too, isn't he? Yeah, Pennix is 24 going on 25, which is the point about when you're drafting him to sit him, it's kind of like, well, wait a minute. Yeah, he's been playing in college.
He'll be Flacco by the time he starts. Exactly. Yeah, man, no. So no, I think we'll be okay, man.
I mean, I don't know. What does the Bucs schedule look like? They got an easy schedule too.
Interesting that you say that because we have the ability to put it up and I believe our staff, crack staff, there it is. Well done, everybody. Okay, see the Chargers, that's a tough game. Yeah, out here and then at Dallas, home for Carolina, which by the way, is just falling out right now.
Yeah, man, the young boys doing good, the kids. And then home for New Orleans. Ask me one last question about the football and then we'll get to your career. You mentioned how you were living in New Orleans. Yeah.
Being a Falcon fan in New Orleans? Man, I was the best. But you know what? Like my favorite little restaurant, they kept a flag that said 28.3. Man, I'm going to tell you, right?
I used to just look at it every day, like, and they did it for me. They were just trying to be, they were just being petty. But the food was that good that you kept going back? Yeah, it was really, it's New Orleans, man. Look, man, when I was in New Orleans, I weighed 300 pounds, dude. Because I ate that much and I was drinking that much in New Orleans. It's New Orleans, right?
The cuisine is amazing. And you had your own parking spot at a casino. My God, your lifestyle. I know, exactly, I was the worst in New Orleans. I was about to say, congratulations on being successful. Listen, man, I was so glad when that show got canceled. Because I was like, man, I can't. I was like, this show is going to kill me.
This city is going to kill me. But no, no, I had a great time in that city. But they had the little flag up that said 28.
They had 48.3. They were so petty down there. Well, listen, everybody talks about bears, packers, back when the Jets were actually, you know, meaningful. Jets, Patriots, and, you know, you could name all these rivalries. But the rivalry that few people talk about are, is it, is Falcons and- Falcons and Saints. Because you know what? That's things, that's real.
It's very real. And we always, the Atlanta fans go down there, we second line down the stadium. And we did it this year and then Koo missed the field goal.
So there you go. And that's another game we lost in New Orleans. We should have won that game. I think Koo missed too. I don't know what's wrong with Koo. Koo was the most accurate kicker in NFL history until this year. Now he's kicking like 70%.
We could say the same thing about Justin Tucker in Baltimore, right? I know, man. He was number one. He was the best, right? Yeah, man.
So I don't, I don't know. I think the only answer is kickers, man. It's kickers, man. Like they got way too much power.
That would be another episode of Bookie, right? Kickers. Kickers, that is. Kickers, man. Kickers, man. That's good.
That's a good title for an episode. Kickers, man. Kickers, man.
I'll let, well, I mean, if anybody knows about kickers, it is Nick Pichai. Yeah, I know, yeah. I know, he's a Buffalo guy. I know, I should.
He's a Buffalo guy. I'm sorry I said that. He knows why I left. I know, Nick.
I'm sorry, man. I see Nick tonight, though. Nick is my brother. Me and Nick just go out. Like, he'll just text me like, Omar, let's go get lunch. And like on some random Wednesday. Yeah. Like, let's go get lunch, Omar.
Like, let's go, man. I love Nick. I love Nick. Tell him I said hi. I definitely will. For sure. Brockman, you like this man's gear on Bookie. Well, yeah. I knew he was coming in today, so I decided to just start re-watching Bookie last night, saw the first two episodes, and I just like, I was hoping you'd come out in a cool, crazy jacket.
Yeah. Because your outfits on the show, the jumpsuits and the sweatsuits are outrageous. So listen, when I got, when I first met the wardrobe designer, right, she was like, well, what do you want to wear, a suit? What do you want to wear?
Like, you know, I said, you know what? I want to wear a suit, but I want it to be a track suit. I want to wear track suits the whole time. I want that to be my look. I want that to be my aesthetic. So she was like, ah, okay. Yeah, that might work.
So then we talked to Chuck and talked to Nick about it, and they were like, perfect. So I have the easiest wardrobe in the world. It takes me 30 seconds to get in the wardrobe every day.
Nothing. I just walk in there, get my track suit on, zip it up, and just go right to set. So it doesn't take me longer. I don't do hair and makeup, you know. You know how we are.
You know what I'm saying? I don't need 20, 30 minutes in hair and makeup. Just give me some lotion. Let me put my track suit on.
Can't be ashy. I'm good. You know what I'm saying? So I don't need like an extra, you know, like you go to set, you need an hour to get into the works. Like, nah, just put my stuff on.
I'm good, man. So I love those track suits. Well, fashion was front and center.
Last time, Sebastian Maniscalco was on our program. He was talking about that you need to be of a certain age to wear Air Force 1s. And if you're too old. Air Jordans. Air Jordans. Air Jordans, yeah. How old is too old to be rocking Jordans? Yeah, that's what he said. How old is too old to be rocking Jordans? And it was off the charts.
Everywhere. So do you know who is, you know who wears Jordans all the time? Is it him? Chuck Lorre. Chuck looks like he's 35, but he's like 70. This dude's shoe game is ridiculous.
72. He comes in with Travis Scott. So I'm like, who's dressing you?
Who's Ken doll are you? Well, I mean, he can afford it. Yeah, oh no, yeah, no. I mean. Yeah, he can. He can go toe to toe with Phil Knight. Oh yeah, yeah, man.
So no, yeah, but. But is Sebastian wearing Jordans on the show? No, he doesn't wear Jordans on the show. He wears like some comfort shoes.
And Sebastian has a bad back in real life. So he wears like orthopedic stuff. Yeah. Yeah, so his shoe game isn't like that. But he's a Chicago cat. So I'm quite sure he loves Jordans.
I'm sure he does. Yeah. Walk me through when you were on the set of The Blind Side. Who was on the set when you were there? Sandra was there. Any of the coaches at the time? You know who was there?
Yeah, Orgeron was there. He was the Ole Miss head coach. He was the Ole Miss head coach at the time.
At the time. At the time he was the Ole Miss head coach. It's just wild to see him as a coach at Ole Miss. And I think Saban was a coach at LSU. He was a coach at LSU that time, yeah. Saban was there. It was just like surreal.
I'm like, these are the guys who should have been recruiting me when I was in high school. But I wanted to do a Shakespeare song. There's that. Is that so? Yeah.
Yes. Well, it worked out for you. It worked out a little bit, yeah. But no, I had a good time. It's funny because I remember Orgeron was there. I was there with Sandra. He was like, I think we were in, but I was sitting down in our chairs.
I'm like, this is Orgeron, this is Ed. You know, I can't understand a word he says. He's so cajun. Yeah. Yeah, man, man, man, man. But he's just like, we had a great time just hanging out.
And like you said, Nick Saban at that time was the coach at LSU. And I was like, man, this is like Nick, man. So it was, it was, it was, it was lightweight surreal being around all those cats. So it was you, Sandra Bullock, and Ed Orgeron. Yes, yep.
And, and, and, and uh, uh, uh, uh. Saban. And Saban was there too, yeah.
Holtz. Was Lou there too? Lou was there. Lou Holtz was there.
Uh-huh. Yeah, Lou was there. What's the country guy? What's the, Tim McGraw? He was in the movie, right?
Tim McGraw. Tim was there. So I was, I remember, yeah, it was, it was, it was trippy, man. I liked that movie a lot, man. I had a good time. When was the last time you watched The Blind Side?
Shh. When did you come out? 2009. That's my last time I watched it, but people always like, somebody was watching it on the plane the other day.
I was like, look, that's, yeah, I was in there. Which one do you get when, when you're walking around the most? Anything that you've done?
Uh. Do you get road trip? Anybody stop you for road trip?
A lot of people stop me for road trip. Why do you think that is? Because like it was their childhood and that's like their party time. I almost looked the same that I looked 20 something years ago. God bless you for that. You know what I'm saying?
So it's like. 24 years now. 24 years ago. That is crazy, man. I was, so I still hang with Todd Phillips from time to time. Me and Sebastian hang with Todd Phillips. And we just, we just sit around and laugh, man. We're like, dude, that was his first movie that he ever directed.
You know, it's like. Was that your first movie you were in? That was the first movie I was, I was still in college, dude.
I was still in college 24 years ago. How'd you get hooked up with road trip then? Because I was, my theater teacher at the time was like, you need to audition for this movie. You know, they're doing a film or whatever you should do it. And I auditioned for it and Todd liked it. Todd Phillips put me in my first three movies. Put me in Starskin Hutch, road trip and school for scoundrels. Like he gave me my boost into Hollywood.
You know, and I talked, I think of him all the time for it too. Yeah, man. What's your favorite scene that you were in with road trip? In road trip, it was probably when the little, with DJ Qualls, who's on bookie now, the skinny guy. He's on bookie, he plays the undertaker on bookie. When he was dancing to It's Tricky To Rock Around.
When he was on stage, that was my favorite scene. It's funny because like DJ is on my show now and he was like the breakout star of that movie, man. So yeah. That's pretty cool. It's real cool, man. We have a good time. And me and DJ always laugh about it too.
Like that was his first movie too. Unbelievable. And now you're in the same show, bookie, which you check out season two available on max through Roku right here on the Roku portal. And then before I let you go, sir, you're Georgia Bulldogs, your two cents.
What do you think? Rich, last time I was here, I had so much bluster. Well, you had every right to be bluster.
Bro, I know, but man, listen. Oh, hey, we should have made it to the final four last year. We beat up on Florida State and it felt so bad, but we beat them like 102 to nothing. But like, but y'all won and I was very happy for you. I think I might have texted you too. And I was very happy for you. I appreciate that. Yeah, yeah. But look. I'm still dining on that.
And I will be dining on that for very long. As you should. I'm cautiously optimistic.
You know, our quarterback has a torn something elbow. Yeah, how significant? It is significant, right?
It's two to four weeks, right? No one's actually really saying. Nobody's saying anything.
Nobody says anything. Look, Kirby said he has a upper body injury. Like, bro, you tore a UCL, bro. Come on. You think you'd be out for like six months or something. No, it's like two to four weeks. Oh, okay.
So it's not too long. I like our, you know, like our backup Gunnar Stockton came in, you know, all guns blazing. But it's like, okay, can we ride that all the way to, like, you remember when Ohio State lost all their quarterbacks?
Yes. Cardell Jones. Cardell Jones came in and he ended up playing so good. And he got drafted in the NFL for no reason.
I think he's selling shoes now. Well, I mean, Cardell, he was just, he was big. He was physical. I also remember one time, I think it was, was it J.T. Barrett went down against Michigan and were like, oh great, here comes the backup. And his name was Dwayne Haskins. Exactly.
And then look out, you know, so you, I mean, you never know, man. Yeah, I tell you what, I don't know if you remember this past week against Texas when Gunnar Stockton ran up the middle in overtime and his helmet got knocked off. Well, I was very proud of him. I was like, he is, I was like, man, well, he's not going to last the whole game playing the way that he played that second half. Well, that's why Beck came back in with one arm and handed off for the game winner. Yeah, because he was, he probably had a concussion.
I'm living real about it. I bet he did. I bet he did. That helmet, I saw his knee, everything, but he didn't fumble the ball and I was very proud of him.
He didn't fumble the ball. So them versus Oregon, is that what you think is going to come down to? Because I do. Yeah, probably, probably. That'll be a hell of a game too. It would be, man. But you know, we, we beat up the Pac-10 so bad. Yeah, it's, it's, by the way, it's Big 10 now, sir. Oh, is Oregon Big 10 now? You've been away a long time.
That's last time. Big 10. They're now the Big 10. They moved. They did, they moved to y'all? Yeah, they did. Wow, they beat y'all. They did indeed. Well, them just beat us.
Like a drum. What was the score? I don't recall.
It wasn't great, but it doesn't matter. Hold on, they beat Ohio State and Michigan? Well, Michigan beat Ohio State. I remember that game.
I don't know if you've seen that. I saw it, I was happy for y'all. That was the only score, that final score I can recite to you by memory.
What was it, Rich? 13 to 10. Look at that. That's a real Big 10 score.
Look at me, look at me. Hey, excuse me, the Big 10 Championship game was what, 45-38? So. Oh, really? Yeah. That's what happens when you remove the whole concept of divisions. Right. And that means Iowa doesn't play in the Big 10 Championship game anymore. So that's what happened with the SEC this year.
It's the two best records, right? Everybody's doing that now. Yeah, it's good.
That's a new thing. Good to see you, Omar. Good to see you, Rich. Jorcy, everybody check out.
Bookie season two premieres tomorrow on Max. Come back anytime soon. I know it, Rich. You got it. That's Omar J. Dorsey, everybody, right here on the Rich Eisen Show.
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The cutaway. We like to guess what that individual is like as a stepfather. Brockman, who's up first? Who do we have up first here? First up, Alabama head coach, Nick Saban. What is he, taking a look at Nick Saban. Nick Saban is the kind of stepfather that regardless of how different he may seem to you, in every single Christmas card photo, his hair has been the exact same since he married your mother. He's also the kind of stepfather that wears dress pants and then a white tank top undershirt all the time unless he leaves the house and then he puts on the dress shirt.
Former 49er head coach, current Michigan head coach, Jim Harbaugh. Be gentle here. You'd be having a conversation with him. You think it's going really great. And then he just all of a sudden gets a look on his face and he goes, what was that? And your heart just goes into your throat and you think you've said something horribly wrong.
And you instantly start thinking about all the things that you could possibly be getting in trouble for. Do we have Tom Sula? Yeah, we have a bonus one. You got Tom Sula? I've got this one.
What about your current runner head coach? He is the kind of guy that we will be having a conversation with you and he'll never be looking at you. And he'll be going, how was your day? You got a good day and you start telling him how you do it.
And then he'll always go, hey honey, what's for dinner? Yeah. No matter what you're talking about, you'd be baring your soul. Can we try?
Yeah, you'd be baring your soul. Yeah, yeah. So hold on a minute.
So I'll be your stepson. Okay, yeah. Richie, how was the day? That was great. Dad, let me tell you about what was going on. Hey honey, have you seen the clicker?
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Thank you, please. No applause, just said money. He is here to get set with TJ to record the latest episode of No Contest Wrestling and offer a full-fledged apology for the Los Angeles Lakers play for the last three weeks to four weeks. Am I correct in saying that?
Right here? The Dodgers won the World Series. The Dodgers won the World Series. The Dodgers won the World Series. Oh, you're wearing the Dodgers cap? I will forever have this on as long as I work here to remind everybody that the Dodgers won the World Series.
We also have Blake Snell, which is great. The Dodgers won the World Series for various reasons, and I've talked about this with you, and you know why I'm gonna talk about it on the air. Freddie Freeman's back. A monster. Okay.
Timely pitching. And your dad doing what he did before game two. Yes, be nice to Fat Joe. That game, I don't like this whole thing where people are being mean to Fat Joe. He's a really nice guy. He's just not your dad. Yo, chill, bro, okay?
You're like, Rich, just like, let's put this in perspective. Your favorite team, you're chillin' at the house, minding your business. Your favorite team calls you and is like, yo, we need you to perform. Yes.
Absolutely, I'm on my way. Now they hate you. Well, that's a very important question. The very important question. Did Ice Cube already set the stage? Oh, absolutely.
He's a professional. So then my answer will immediately be no. Sorry. But I'll take two tickets to game three, right? That'll be my answer to that. I ain't trying to follow that. Yeah.
How was the end of that? Well, they were in a weird position because a lot of the big New York talent, some of them are Mets fans. Shout out to Juan Soto, you jerk. But yeah. Why?
Because he didn't join the Dodgers? Yes. Come on, O'Shea Jr. Absolutely. No, no. I just think it's weird that he left the Yankees for like $5 million more in a year or less.
How many yachts can you water ski behind, man? Come on. If Soto had gone to the Dodgers. Oh, I'd be insufferable. Wait, hold on. Can I just interrupt here?
Just close up. The Bostonian wants to interrupt. Why are you talking to O'Shea like he's an actual baseball fan? Like you can't pick Blake Snell out of a lineup. Bro, first of all, I hated Blake Snell in 2020 because he was about to dog walk us. And then they took him out. Thanks Tampa.
But yeah, it worked out. That was a comment of a baseball fan right there. I mean, not a baseball fan.
I'm gonna be real with y'all. Like, I'm not gonna act like I watched all 162 when I really fell in love with the Dodgers was the team with Kemp and Agon. So like, you know, that was the team that I really was pushing for. If I could go even further back, I liked Mike Piazza because he hit home runs in the video game when I was a kid. And shout out to the Mets, shout out to the TJ. And then yeah, the Manny Wood years. So I've been aware, but I'm just not watching because baseball is chamomile tea. It is the best nap you could get. But in October, every pitch means something. And it's stressful. I love October. The chamomile tea of sports, Major League Baseball.
You can eat while you play. That's insane. They get so bored playing baseball that they set each other's shoes on fire. That's incredible. It's a hot foot.
Come on, bro. And they just lost the old hot foot. That's a crime.
That's crazy, dude. Yeah, you never see that at the end of the bench. Like Mark Madsen wasn't getting his shoes lit up, right? Yeah, get his foot set on fire.
It's America's pastime. So are you concerned about the Lakers or what? I'm always concerned about the Lakers, even when we're like, good. But if you think I am going- Nice, TJ. What was that?
He said, when was that? How about you worry about filling the Intuit Dome, bro? All right, listen. All right, how about you worry about that?
Because they're having a hard time. You got Kawhi upset that he can't play. You know you can't play. Hey, he just came return to practice yesterday.
Practice. Let's start the parade. Let's get it going, right? No, bro. They're garbage. Don't the Clippers have a better record than the Lakers right now? Bro, and where has that gotten them, Rich?
Zilch, zip Zata. I've been on here before. The fans are vermin. No disrespect to the players. No disrespect to the players. Because as fans, sports beef isn't about the team.
You want the players to be on your team if your ride was good. But the fans, you're garbage. Lakers fans are the worst on the planet. TJ, we have a show to do. Don't do this. I'm saying.
But actually, this is a good trap, actually. They're gross, bro. Lakers fans are stink. Who's on the show? Me and O'Shea Jackson. Okay, bro, we are here chopping it up. I like it. Doing what we do. A nice recap of what's been going on with dinner thieves to Pantera.
I like it that you're wearing your gear. Yes, out January 10th, Rich. That's what I was about to say. Yes. Right around the corner. Right around the corner. So when are you going on a tour? On a little press tour? This weekend, I'm going to Miami.
I know, poor me. But I'm going to Miami. We got a stop in Atlanta. I think we're doing some stuff in New York. So I'm gonna be all over the place, but I still will provide everything you need for the no contest wrestling pockets. I also heard you are booked as just a straight up guest to in promotion of dinner thieves to on the third. Oh, yeah?
Yeah, I got no idea. Your people have set you up. Bro, I don't read emails. I'm a texter. You gotta text me.
We noticed that in the early parts of no contest wrestling. I don't do well with emails. No, man, I add to cart too much.
So it's, my emails is full of receipts. Yeah, I'm an add to cart man. That's your nickname, add to cart. Yeah, add to cart, baby. Oh, that is so funny. Check out.
All right. Well, check out no contest wrestling with O'Shea Jackson Jr. and TJ Jefferson, the entire library of it. You've had some great guests. Yeah, I do. Bianca Belair was, two weeks ago, Trick Williams was last week.
Obviously, CM Punk to come out the gate like you did. Yeah, thanks Phil. Yeah, it's been really cool. Got to have some conversations with people.
I never, I got to talk to Eric Bischoff. And you're just two months into it. So you're just getting us started. That's O'Shea Jackson Jr., check out no contest wrestling as soon as we're done. And guess what?
We're done. My World with Jeff Jarrett takes wrestling fans behind the scenes, along with King of the Mountain, Conrad Thompson. I wanted to ask you about what you know, if anything, on the new WWE ID program, where they're apparently going to be working with some independent wrestlers. My encouragement to any independent wrestler out there, build your value and then understand your value. And then you create your own leverage. There's no substitute for hard work and getting over. My World with Jeff Jarrett, wherever you listen.
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