The Rich Eisen Show

Rich weighs in on the Detroit Lions handing the Vikings their first loss of the season in their Week 8 NFC North battle and debates if it’s time for Minnesota to bench Kyler Murray for Carson Wentz. (2:29)

Michigan fan Rich reacts to unranked USC knocking off the 2nd-ranked Ohio State Buckeyes, and debates on OSU fan caller who wants to replace Ryan Day with Mike Tomlin. (22:03)

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ESPN’s Marcus Spears and Rich break down the latest around the NFL including the Dallas Cowboys’ late-game collapse against the Arizona Cardinals, what Lamar Jackson’s thumb injury means for the Baltimore Ravens and who wins the AFC North, what makes the Chicago Bears his frontrunner to capture the competitive NFC North, if the Broncos can maintain first place in the AFC West, and more. (3:44)

Rich weighs in on the polar opposite statistical Week 8 performance from Joe Burrow and Baker Mayfield that wound up with wins for both the Bengals and Buccaneers. (25:14)

The guys react to the Steelers silencing Browns DE Jared Verse who failed to record a tackle vs Pittsburgh after trash talking the team following a Cleveland win earlier this season. (36:25)

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Rich and the guys react to the thrilling finish to the Broncos vs Chiefs Week 8 showdown that wrested control of 1st place in the AFC West from Kansas City to Denver. (2:02)

Rich and Cowboys fan TJ weigh in on Dallas’ late collapse at home to the lowly Arizona Cardinals led by backup QB Gardner Minshew and 2nd-string RB Tyler Allgeier and what the repercussions from Jerry Jones could be. (19:36)

Rich explains why the injury-plagued Philadelphia Eagles should trade Saquon Barkley and why the New York Giants should go all-in with a trade for Indianapolis Colts RB Jonathan Taylor. (32:37)

The guys weigh in on the possible season-ending thumb injury suffered by Baltimore Ravens QB Lamar Jackson in his first game back after missing time with a hamstring injury. (39:30)

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A weekly staple on 'The Rich Eisen Show' since 2018, 'Overreaction Monday' is now also an extended podcast with Rich and Chris Brockman debating the latest in the NFL. Today's topics:

1:10 - Sunday was the best win of the Dan Campbell Lions era

6:35 - Lamar Jackson has played his final down for the Ravens

10:10 - Everyone associated with the Cowboys is on hot seat second half of the season

15:45 - Joe Burrow has entered the MVP chat and should be the front runner

18:55 - Who have the Chiefs really beaten?! The Broncos are again the team to beat in the AFC West

25:45 - The AFC playoff field is set; the only drama left is seeding

27:15 - Two of Harbaugh / McDaniel / Herbert won't be with the Chargers in 2027

29:45 - If the Eagles not sellers at the deadline, it's Joe Milton's time to try and save their season

35:00 - If the Bears win tonight in Seattle they should be the Super Bowl favorite

36:15 - Viewer Tweet of the Week: The last place team in the NFC North will have a better record than all teams in the NFC East and NFC South
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ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler and Rich discuss the Carolina Panthers firing DC Ejiro Evero, if the Indianapolis Colts would trade All-Pro RB Jonathan Taylor, if big names like Maxx Crosby and Khalil Mack could be on the move, the chances the Kansas City Chiefs, L.A. Rams or San Francisco 49ers trade for a receiver, if we could see Tyreek Hill’s return to the NFL this season, the health of Eagles RB Saquon Barkley, and more.



Rich and the guys debate how much of an impact adding All-Pro DT Jeffrey Simmons will have on the Chicago Bears’ Super Bowl chances, and previews NFL Week 8 with some unexpected outcomes that could change the landscape of each division’s playoff picture

The guys try to convince Rich to wear a Halloween costume on-the-air for Halloween next year

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