The Rich Eisen Show

Live from Canton, Ohio where Pro Football Hall of Fame offensive lineman
Willie Roaf reveals to Rich how edge rushing legend Kevin Greene provided his ‘welcome to the NFL’ moment, discusses Drew Brees’ lasting impact on New Orleans, Aaron Donald’s possible pairing with Myles Garrett on the Rams’ defensive line, and more.
Carolina Panthers legendary LB Luke Kuechly tells Rich what going
through is mind as he gets ready to take his well-deserved place in the Hall of Fame, going into Canton with Brees, and more.
Rich reacts to the Lions making Jahmyr Gibbs the highest paid running
back in league history, and previews Detroit‘s season with the top 4 questions facing Dan Campbell, Jared Goff and others heading into the 2026 NFL campaign.



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Live from Canton, Ohio where Rich and Southern University HC Marshall
Faulk discuss the challenge of coaching college football in the NIL era,
reveals how fellow Hall of Fame RB Eric Dickerson was the catalyst of his trade from the Colts to the Rams, weighs in on the recent big contracts for running backs Bijan Robinson, Jonathan Taylor and Jahmyr Gibbs, and reveals his choice as the best RB in the NFL.
ESPN legend Chris Berman and Rich discuss his long history of attending
the Pro Football Hall of Fame induction ceremonies.
Hall of Fame DB Rod Woodson and Rich discuss his HOF experience, and
reveals his reaction to Purdue’s new AD taking shots at defending football
nation champion Indiana in his opening press conference.

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Live from Canton, Ohio where Rich sets the stage
for the gold jacket ceremony for this year’s class of Pro Football Hall of
Famers.
Hall of Fame lineman Steve Hutchinson and Rich discuss the emotions of
finding out he was going to be enshrined in Canton, what the experience of being in such an exclusive group feels like, and more.
In ‘What’s More Likely’ Rich weighs in on Lions RB Jahmyr Gibbs, Falcons
RB Bijan Robinson, the Arizona Cardinals, Carolina Panthers, Philadelphia
Eagles, Los Angeles Chargers, Boston Red Sox, New York Yankees, and
more.

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Pro Football Hall of Famer/Thursday Night Football Analyst Tony Gonzalez and Rich preview the upcoming NFL season including Aaron Donald’s possible return to the Los Angeles Rams, why he’s picking the Kansas City Chiefs to win the AFC West despite Patrick Mahomes’ return from a season-ending knee injury and Travis Kelce’s age, and reveals if he regrets saying ‘no’ when Tom Brady once tried to get him to come out of retirement to join him and Rob Gronkowski on a Super Bowl-winning Patriots team. Writer/director/actor Eli Roth joins Rich in-studio where he reveals that his new ‘Ice Cream Man’ horror flick is his goriest movie yet, explains how seeing the sci/fi classic thriller ‘Alien’ as a kid made him want to get into filmmaking, says what he learned from being directed by Quentin Tarantino and starring opposite Oscar winner Christoph Waltz in ‘Inglourious Basterds,’ and more. ‘Women’s Sports Now on ESPN’ host Suzy Shuster drops by the studio.

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Colts Head Coach Shane Steichen and Rich discuss Daniel Jones’ status for Week 1 after suffering a season-ending Achilles injury last year, WR Alec Pierce’s expanded role in Indianapolis’ offense after signing his record contract in the offseason, RB Jonathan Taylor’s 2-year extension, what impact a healthy Sauce Gardner could have in Indy’s defense, and more. Saints QB Tyler Shough tells Rich his mindset heading into his 2nd NFL season after an impressive rookie debut, how he’s likeminded with head coach Kellen Moore, what he’s learned from picking the brain of Hall of Fame quarterback Drew Brees, what WR Chris Olave brings to the table, and more. Rich reveals his top fantasy football sleeper players for the 2026 NFL season.

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