The Rich Eisen Show

Colts RB Zack Moss and guest host Andrew Siciliano discuss his monster Week 5 performance where he rushed for 165 yards and 2 touchdowns, how rookie QB Anthony Richardson compares to his former Buffalo Bills teammate Josh Allen, what makes Gardner Minshew such a unique character off the field, and more.

Rich joins the show from London, England where he and the guys recap the latest in MLB’s NLDS and ALDS series, react to the latest classic press conference soundbite from Miami Dolphins Head Coach Mike McDaniel, and more.

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Rich joins the show from London, England where he and guest host Andrew Siciliano discuss the Raiders’ Monday Night Football win over the Packers and the offensive struggles of Jordan Love and Green Bay’s offense, if the MNF win could catapult the Silver & Black on a winning run, says if Dak Prescott and the Dallas Cowboys should press the panic button after their 42-10 beatdown, says how warm the hot seat is getting under Frank Reich after the Carolina Panthers’ 0-5 start, lists the top performances from NFL Week 5, and explains why he’d prefer his Jets to stick with Zach Wilson at QB instead of trading for Vikings quarterback Kirk Cousins. 

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Guest host Andrew Siciliano and the guys break down the Raiders’ Monday Night Football win over the Green Bay Packers.

NBC Sports Boston’s Patriots Insider Tom Curran and Andrew discuss the “bleak” situation surrounding the 1-4 Pats, how much longer Bill Belichick can hang on to his head coaching job, the possibility Mac Jones is benched for Bailey Zappe, if fans frustration and building vitriol is warranted, and the chances Belichick could land on another NFL team, such as the Chargers, if he doesn’t return to the Patriots next season.

Andrew and the guys speculate on which teams would be most interested in Bill Belichick if they find themselves with a coaching vacancy heading into the 2024 NFL season.

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

02:00  Lions are 49ers’ biggest challenge in NFC

4:15    Falcons are winning NFC South if Ridders keeps balling out

6:00    Burrow is back and Bengals are winning AFC North

8:20    Sean Payton should’ve waited to come back to NFL next season

11:45  Jets are now Zach Wilson’s team even if Rodgers returns

14:30  Patriots are worst team in the NFL

18:45  Puka Nacua/Cooper Kupp are NFL’s best WR duo

21:20  49ers would beat an all-star roster from the other 31 teams

23:15  McCarthy is out of Cowboys miss the playoffs

24:15  NFC East will only have 1 playoff team

26:50  Vikings should trade Cousins ASAP

28:30  Jonathan Taylor’s contact won’t impact RB market

30:20  Steelers still have big time issues on offense despite being 3-2

32:15  NFL Week 6 headline predictions

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Rich joins the show from London, England where he, a Jets fan, and guest host Andrew Siciliano, a Browns fan, attempt to acclimate Patriots fan Chris Brockman as New England sinks ever further into a season of despair. Rich reacts to Joe Burrow and the Bengals strong Week 5 showing and the Steelers rising to the top of the “fascinating” AFC North after their comeback win over Lamar Jackson and the Baltimore Ravens.

Rich and the guys discuss the NFL expanding their international schedule and how adjusting to different time zones effects the play on the field, weigh in on the Miami Hurricanes losing to Georgia Tech after fumbling on a run play when they could have ended the game by simply taking a knee to run out the clock and debate if Caleb Williams’ talent is enough to overcome USC’s atrocious defense.

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Rich joins the show from from London, England and tells guest host Andrew Siciliano if he thinks this will be Bill Belichick’s last season coaching the Patriots, why 49ers QB Brock Purdy is the NFL MVP frontrunner so far, his takeaways from the Cowboys demoralizing loss to the Niners, his reaction to Zach Wilson and his Jets’ win over the Denver Broncos, recaps the Jaguars’ London win over Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills, and in ‘Overreaction Monday’ Rich weighs in on the 5-0 49ers, Dolphins’ rookie RB sensation De’Von Achane, Kirk Cousins on the trade block, Lamar Jackson and the Ravens, Dak Prescott, and if we’re destined for a Michigan Wolverines vs Georgia Bulldogs College Football Playoff title game.  

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Guest host Andrew Siciliano and the guys react to the 49ers’ 42-10 thrashing of Dak Prescott and the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday Night Football, and explains why it’s time to start giving Niners’ QB Brock Purdy is proper respect.

Andrew runs down the biggest injures coming out of Week 5, and explains why Joe Burrow on the Bengals not only showed signs of life but the ability to thrive moving forward.

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Guest host Andrew Siciliano and Chris Brockman debate of the Travis Kelce/Taylor Swift hoopla is good or bad for the NFL.   

CBS Sports’ NFL Analyst Ross Tucker and Andrew discuss his takeaways for the Washington Commanders after their 40-20 loss to the Bears on Thursday Night Football, what Justin Fields’ recent success means for his long-term future in Chicago, previews the Los Angeles Rams vs the Philadelphia Eagles, and shares his wide-ranging insights into which NFL press boxes around the league have the best food options. 

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Rich zooms in from London, England where he and guest host Andrew Siciliano discuss the Chicago Bears’ Thursday Night Football win over the Washington Commanders, reveals the most intriguing NFL Week 5 matchups, reflects back on his fondest memories of Chicago Bears legend Dick Butkus who passed away yesterday, and in ‘What’s More Likely’ weighs in on Bills vs Jaguars, Rams vs Eagles, Ravens vs Steelers, Cowboys vs 49ers, CJ Stroud, Anthony Richardson, Mac Jones, Daniel Jones, and more.  

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Guest host Andrew Siciliano and the guys break down Justin Fields big night in the Bears’ 40-20 TNF win over the Commanders, what it means for Washington HC Ron Rivera’s job security, and if embattled Chicago QB Justin Fields quieted his critics who are hoping to see USC’s Caleb Williams in the Windy City next season. 

NFL Insider Tom Pelissero and Andrew discuss the Bears trading disgruntled WR Chase Claypool to the Miami Dolphins, Chicago ending a 14-game losing streak with a Thursday Night Football win over the Washington Commanders, if Jonathan Taylor will play for the Indianapolis Colts on Sunday after spending the season’s first month on the PUP list, and if Falcons QB Desmond Ridder and Patriots QB Mac Jones could find themselves riding the pine of they don’t step it up pretty soon. 

Andrew recalls his fondest memories of Bears legend Dick Butkus who passed away at the age of 80 after a Hall of Fame NFL career that was followed by a full life for decades after his playing days.

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