The Rich Eisen Show

Steelers DT Cam Heyward and Rich break down Pittsburgh’s win over the Saints in Paris, look ahead to their key AFC North showdown against the Cleveland Browns in Week 8, and discuss his reaction to “silly” roughing penalties, the utter unpleasantness of being on the bottom of an NFL pile, and why he wants to get rid of quarterbacks spiking the ball to stop the clock along with end of game kneel downs. (1:32)

Actor Rob Riggle joins Rich in-studio to promote his new ‘Christmas with the Kringles’ horror/comedy, reveals what it felt like to sink a 100-foot putt in a recent tournament in Pebble Beach, and reveals what it was like on-set filming some of his most hilarious scenes from ‘The Hangover,’ ‘Step Brothers’ and the ‘Jump Street’ movies. (21:20)

The guys discuss the WNBA Finals and if the Brewers will sweep the Rays in the World Series. (38:17)

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ESPN’s Josh Pate and Rich break down College Football’s biggest storylines including Oregon QB Dante Moore missing the rest of the season due to a concussion and what went wrong for the 3-loss Ducks this season, Arch Manning’s rollercoaster of a season for the Texas Longhorns, why the College Football Playoff Selection Sunday could be “complete chaos,” and if USC head coach Lincoln Riley is coaching for his job against Ohio State this weekend. (1:54)

Rams RB Blake Corum and Rich discuss Los Angeles getting back to the basics and running the ball more in their Week 7 win over the Raiders, sharing carries with Pro Bowler Kyren Williams, how L.A.’s locker room is dealing with the rash of injuries to star players, head coach Sean McVay’s message to the team amid their disappointing 3-4 start, facing his former Michigan coach Jim Harbaugh this week, and his former Wolverines QB JJ McCarthy’s starting role for the New York Giants. (17:55)

In ‘Overreaction Tuesday’ Rich weighs in on the Dallas Cowboys’ ‘GOTI’ offense, if the Eagles should be sellers at the NFL Trade Deadline, if Giannis Antetokounmpo regrets joining the Miami Heat, and more. (35:34)

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Rich and Cowboys fan TJ react to Dallas pivotal Monday Night Football win over the Eagles to provide a spark of life to their season and cast serious doubts about the rest of Philadelphia’s year. (2:24)

Kansas City Royals 1B Vinnie Pasquantino and Rich break down the relentless Brewers taking a commanding 3-0 lead on the Tampa Bay Rays in the World Series, what Milwaukee manager Pat Murphy has gotten so right this season, and says why he’s not a fan of MLB’s proposal that would allow teams to choose their playoff opponents. (20:49)

Rich and the guys react to the breaking news of the Colts trading 8-time Pro Bowl guard Quenton Nelson to the Seahawks and ponders if Indianapolis dealing RB Jonathan Taylor is in their near future. (37:04)

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Rich explains why he’s not concerned about the 49ers after San Francisco suffered its first loss of the season to the Atlanta Falcons, and reacts to the
Cleveland Browns improving to 5-2 thanks to another Deshaun Watson 4th quarter comeback. (2:21)

Jets fan Rich weighs in on New York’s latest loss, this one to the previously
winless Miami Dolphins, to drop them to 2-5 on the season, and breaks down the Rams “saving their season” with a pivotal Week 7 win over the Raiders, and debates if the time for Las Vegas to start Fernando Mendoza is drawing close. (20:22)

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ESPN’s Marcus Spears and Rich break down NFL Week 7’s top storylines including the big stakes for the Eagles and Cowboys on Monday Night Football whose loser falls to 2-5 on the season, explains what the Seahawks exposed about the Chiefs’ offense in their 20-3 SNF win, breaks down which teams are in the driver’s seat to capture the NFC’s and AFC’s 1-seed this year, and reveals what the league must do to make officiating more fair for defenses in a game that is geared toward protecting offensive players and rewarding scoring. (1:21)

Rich explains why Pittsburgh Steelers QB Aaron Rodgers is playing his best football since his Green Bay Packers days. (28:33)

Knicks fan Rich reacts to New York’s 0-3 start to the season. (36:37)

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