The Rich Eisen Show

ESPN’s Josh Pate and Rich break down the biggest College Football storylines including why the Alabama Crimson Tide might be the best team in the country, what to make of the rocky start to Kyle Whittingham’s tenure at Michigan and the struggles of Wolverines QB Bryce Underwood, what’s on the line in the huge #2 Georgia vs #6 ‘Bama SEC showdown, why the upcoming North Dakota State vs New Mexico game could have wide-ranging national implications, and more. (2:37)

In ‘Overreaction Tuesday’ Rich weighs in on Falcons QB Michael Penix Jr, the 49ers vs Seahawks in Week 5, the 0-4 Texans’ playoffs chances, the Eagles’ postseason odds, if the Broncos will miss the playoffs, and more. (28:52)

Rich and the guys react to reports that the Seahawks were ready to sign Joe Mixon only to pass on the veteran RB after his team physical (39:58)

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Rich weighs in on Bijan Robinson, Michael Penix Jr. and the Atlanta Falcons running roughshod over the New Orleans Saints on Monday Night Football. (2:39)

Super Bowl LV Champion Head Coach, Bruce Arians, tells Rich why Falcons RB Bijan Robinson reminds him of Lions Hall of Famer Barry Sanders, what Kenneth Walker III has meant to the 4-0 Chiefs, why the Seahawks (not the 49ers) are still the best team in the NFC West, and says why he has no love lost for NFL referees who saw two of their own suspended this week for inappropriate on-field behavior. (16:23)

Yankees fan Rich bemoans the Pinstripes’ 4 fielding errors in their ALDS Game 2 loss to the Rays to put New York on the brink of elimination. (34:04)

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Rich weighs in on Jameis Winston improving the Giants to 3-1 with a Week 4 win over the Arizona Cardinals, debates a caller on whether the Eagles would ever fire head coach Nick Sirianni mid-season, and reacts to his alma mater Michigan losing the Little Brown Jug to Minnesota for back-to-back Big Ten losses. (4:30)

The guys break down Rich’s preseason prediction of the Cincinnati Bengals to win the AFC North, and react to Trevor Lawrence and the Jaguars improving to 3-1 and Jacksonville’s chances to land the AFC 1-seed when the dust settles on the regular season. (26:48)

Rich weighs in on the 0-4 Chargers and if there’s an increasingly warming hot seat under Offensive Coordinator Mike McDaniel (and HC Jim Harbaugh???). (37:38)

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Rich weighs in on the Rams’ “crucial” comeback against the Eagles to even their record at 2-2, and explains why he’s genuinely concerned for a Philadelphia team that has dropped back-to-back games. (7:51)

Marcus Spears, ESPN NFL Analyst, and Rich break down the top storylines coming out of NFL Week 4 including the 20th anniversary of the Saints legend Steve Gleason’s blocked punt against the Falcons in the first game in the New Orleans Superdome following Hurricane Katrina, why the 49ers are the best team in the league right now, Kyler Murray running the Minnesota Vikings’ offense, if the Dallas Cowboys defense will improve, what’s ailing the 0-4 Houston Texans’ defense, if Sean Payton will resume calling plays for the Denver Broncos, which 2-2 teams should feel good and which should be concerned, and more. (17:58)

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Rich weighs in on Kenneth Walker III’s latest stellar game in the Chiefs’ Week 4 win over the previously unbeaten Raiders and says what the Silver & Black proved to critics despite the loss, and breaks down Bryce Young and the Panthers’ offense firing on all cylinders in Carolina’s 32-26 Sunday Night Football win over the Detroit Lions who continue to struggle defensively. (3:04)

Brockman and Rich react to Patriots QB Drake Maye finally starting to look like the MVP runner-up in New England’s Week 4 win over the Buffalo Bills. (28:18)

Rich and Cowboys fan TJ react to Dak Prescott, CD Lamb and Dallas’ offense sending the Houston Texans to an 0-4 record to start the season. (35:13)

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