The Rich Eisen Show

Rich reacts to the Jacksonville Jaguars’ big trade deadline deals to beef of their defense, and weighs in on Cowboys owner Jerry Jones claiming WR George Pickens will be staying put in Dallas.
In ‘Overreaction Tuesday’ Rich weighs in on the Vikings’ dire QB situation, WR Justin Jefferson’s future in Minnesota, the Jacksonville Jaguars’ Super Bowl chances after beefing up their defense via trades for big name players, the injury to Rams All-Pro WR Puka Nacua, and if the 3-5 Houston Texans can snag the final AFC Wild Card spot this year.
Broncos LB Alex Singleton tells Rich how he played in an NFL game last season after missing just one week following surgery after discovering he had testicular cancer, breaks down Denver’s chances to remain atop the AFC West, discusses the leadership styles of QB Bo Nix and HC Sean Payton, and more.
Rich reacts to the 49ers trading for Colts WR Keenan Allen and to the Vikings’ pursuit of Raiders QB Kirk Cousins.

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Rich and the guys react to Carson Wentz and the Minnesota Vikings’ dreadful night in their 23-6 MNF loss to the Buffalo Bills in one of the all-time worst offensive displays in a prime time game.
Pro Football Hall of Famer Luke Kuechly tells Rich why trading for a QB might not be the magic bullet to fix the Vikings’ offense, which teams are the most legit Super Bowl contenders in the NFC and AFC, what’s behind the Carolina Panthers’ recent struggles, and what the loss or All-Pro WR Puka Nacua for the foreseeable future means for the L.A. Rams’ playoff hopes.
The guys weigh in on how 49ers WR Brandon Aiyuk’s desire to play this season would pan out.

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Rich weighs in on the 5-2-1 New York Giants’ chances to win the NFC East this season, and react to the Dallas Cowboys almost suffering another late collapse before staving off the lowly Indianapolis Colts.
The guys react to Myles Garrett’s 3-sack return to the Rams and the Seahawks getting the win with backup QB Drew Lock and how some key injuries could impact L.A.’s and Seattle’s playoff hopes.
Rich comments on the College Football Playoff officially expanding to a 24-team tournament next season.

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ESPN’s Marcus Spears and Rich break down the top contenders in the NFC and debate if the Rams or Seahawks (or both) have the best chance to be a playoff team this year, discuss his concerns about the Vikings and if Minnesota should trade for Kirk Cousins or Justin Herbert, and explains what’s at stake for the Buffalo Bills on Monday Night Football.

Rich and the guys debate if it’s time for the Raiders to trade Cousins and hand over the reins to #1 overall draft pick Fernando Mendoza, and considers if the 0-8 Chargers would go full rebuild mode and trade Justin Herbert.
The guys react to Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes injuring his elbow in Week 9 only to return to the game as if nothing had happened.

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Rich and the guys react to the Chicago Bears overcoming 4 Caleb Williams interceptions to beat a feisty Tampa Bay Buccaneers squad on Sunday Night Football and forecasts that the NFC North’s 2nd-place team could likely have to play on the road in the playoffs against an inferior NFC South champion.
Rich explains why the 3-6 Bucs are still the team to beat in the NFC South, weighs in on the San Francisco 49ers improving to 7-1 on the season with a relatively easy Week 9 win over the Las Vegas Raiders, and Patriots fan Brockman laments Jordan Love and the Green Bay Packers dismantling New England 45-27.
Rich reacts to the Jacksonville Jaguars landing Atlanta Falcons S Jessie Bates and debates which teams should make a run at Indianapolis Colts RB Jonathan Taylor.

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