The Rich Eisen Show

Rich recaps the night in the NBA Playoffs and touts HIS Golden State Warriors taking a 2-0 series lead on the Denver Nuggets.

Perennial All-Pro LB Bobby Wagner joins Rich in-studio and reveals that he was surprised the Seahawks decided to part ways with him after a storied career and what his parting message is to fans in Seattle, says why he represents himself as an agent and how NFL GM’s react to that, reveals if he came close to signing with the Dallas Cowboys before joining Aaron Donald and the Los Angeles Rams, reveals how Hall of Famer Ray Lewis and 4-time NFL MVP Aaron Rodgers inspired him to be a better player, and reveals why he’s perfectly fine changing his iconic number 54 to 45 in L.A..

Cowboys fan TJ Jefferson reacts to Dallas missing out on Wagner and laments that none of his favorite teams follow him on social media.

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Rich and the guys discuss the logistics of the NFL Draft in Las Vegas which leads to a Del Tufo story about boats, captains hats, and much laughter and ribbing.

In his ‘Overreaction Monday’ segment Rich says if the winner of the Celtics-Nets series will go to the NBA Finals, if Kyrie Irving is the biggest villain in sports right now, weighs in on the Timberwolves’ Anthony Edwars, the 76ers’ Tyrese Maxey and more.

Caesars Sports Book’s Trey Wingo tells Rich why this is the most unpredictable NFL Draft in ages, and how the departure of Tyreek Hill to the Miami Dolphins will impact Patrick Mahomes, the Chiefs offense and the AFC West arms race.

Rich’s better half Suzy Shuster stops by the studio and gives Brockman some much-needed parental advice, and the guys react to Bill Belichick’s 70th birthday cake.

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Rich recaps the Boston Celtics thrilling last-second win over the Brooklyn Nets and weighs in on Kyrie Irving flipping the bird to Celts fans.

Minnesota Timberwolves Head Coach Chris Finch and Rich discuss Minnesota’s “bunker mentality” and how much they’re relying on the multi-talented Karl-Anthony Towns, and the infectious energy Anthony Edwards brings to the T-Wolves locker room. 

Rich reacts to Jordan Poole stepping up for the Warriors in Steph Curry’s absence, breaks down the Jacksonville Jaguars’ and Detroit Lions’ options with the #1 and #2 picks in the NFL Draft, and the guys react to Russell Wilson’s new $25 Million Denver mansion that features a whopping 12 bathrooms.

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3-time NBA champion with the Chicago Bulls BJ Armstrong joins Rich in-studio to discuss how Kyrie Irving flipping off Celtics fans could help the Nets in their playoff run by fostering an “us vs them” mentality that brings his team together, says how the improvement by Jayson Tatum could result in a deep playoff run by Boston, how/if the Lakers can fix their current mess of a roster and build a championship team around LeBron James and Anthony Davis, if L.A. can find a take for Russell Westbrook’s $45 Million contract next season, if the Lakers will have a hard time finding a quality coach to step into their current quagmire, and reveals why he just can’t watch HBO’s ‘Winning Time’ drama about the Showtime-era Lakers. 

Rich and the guys react to the announcement of the next The Match golf event featuring Tim Brady, and Aaron Rodgers vs Josh Allen and Patrick Mahomes.

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Angela Kinsey, co-host of the popular Office Ladies podcast and cast member of The Office, stops by for a midday hang with Suzy Shuster. The ladies, fresh off of a hike through the valley, sit down and discuss life and the path Angela took to get cast as Angela Martin in the popular NBC series.

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Tampa Bay Rays infectiously-upbeat OF Brett Phillips tells Rich why he approaches each MLB games with the same joy he had when he was a little leaguer, and recounts the uplifting story of hitting a home run this season for a young cancer patient.

Rich and the guys react to legendary ESPN Basketball Analyst Dick Vitale announcing he’s cancer-free.

In his ‘What’s More Likely’ segment Rich weighs in on the NBA’s Play-In tournament games, if we’ll see a 50-point NBA game or a 3-HR MLB game, if we’ll see a QB drafted in the top 5 or not until the 20th overall pick, if Kyler Murray is likely to get a new deal or get traded before the draft, and if Sammy Watkins (Packers) or Stephon Gilmore (Colts) will have a bigger impact on their new team. 

Rich engages TJ and Brockman in the latest round of ‘Residual Rich’ where they try to guess the latest checks for Rich’s appearance on CSI: Miami.

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NC State All-American OT Ikem Ekwonu tells Rich how he’s preparing for the upcoming NFL Draft, reveals how his musical theatre background could help him out when it’s time for the rookie talent show in training camp this summer, and drops some hints about his draft night wardrobe that will be inspired by his Nigerian heritage.

Bestselling author and baseball historian Kostya Kennedy and Rich discuss his new Jackie Robinson biography ‘True: The Four Seasons of Jackie Robinson,’ reflects on Robinson’s lasting legacy on baseball, sports and the cultural landscape, and reacts to Clayton Kershaw being pulled from his perfect game bid and the proliferation of analytics in baseball.

In his weekly ‘Big-Ass Grab Bag’ TJ lists the top 5 TV shows he wishes he could wipe from his memory so he could watch them from the beginning again.

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Ole Miss Head Coach Lane Kiffin stumps for Rebels QB Matt Corral to be the top QB chosen in the upcoming NFL Draft and says why NIL is a good thing for student-athletes but if unregulated it’s like the NFL if there was no salary cap.

Rich reacts to the latest developments in the Kyler Murray-Arizona Cardinals saga and wonders which QB-needy would consider trading for the disgruntled quarterback.

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Pro Football Hall of Famer/NFL Network Analyst Kurt Warner tells Rich why the Carolina Panthers should pull the trigger on drafting Pitt QB Kenny Pickett at #6 in the upcoming NFL Draft, why he prefers UNC’s Sam Howell over Ole Miss’ Matt Corral and Cincinnati’s Desmond Ridder, why Davante Adams to the Raiders was the NFL offseason move that will pay the biggest dividends next fall, and if he would rather select a QB in the draft or trade for Baker Mayfield if he were an NFL GM.  

Rich weighs in on Urban Meyer’s podcast appearance where he addressed a recent story that claimed he didn’t know who All-Pro DT Aaron Donald was prior to the Jaguars playing the Rams. 

Rich reacts to Steph Curry telling Draymond Green he’ll be ready to go for the Warriors playoff opener and reacts to the Packers signing WR Sammy Watkins by guaranteeing Green Bay will FINALLY use a first round pick in the NFL Draft to select a wideout for Aaron Rodgers.

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Rich and the guys have some fun with Dodgers ace Clayton Kershaw being removed from his perfect game and wonder what how the Kevin Costner movie ‘For Love of the Game’ would be if today’s emphasis on analytics were transposed into the script. 

CBS Sports/NFL Network Analyst Charles Davis tells Rich who he predicts the Jacksonville Jaguars will select at #1 overall in the NFL Draft, why Oregon DE Kayvon Thibodeaux is more likely to be a star than a bust in the NFL, how the New York Jets should use their two top-10 picks in the draft, why Malik Willis should be the first QB of the board and how the draft will impact Baker Mayfield’s staring options for next season. 

Brockman uses the Kershaw perfect game controversy to let everyone know he’s still mad about the way ‘Game of Thrones’ ended.

Rich lists his top five teams that need to draft a game-changing wide receiver in the NFL Draft.

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