The Rich Eisen Show

The world of professional wrestling lost another star far too soon. Benjamin Satterley, better known as Pac (AEW) or Neville (WWE), passed away Sunday afternoon shortly after performing at AEW's "All Out" PPV. Love, condolences, and memories flooded social media as the tragic news spread. O'Shea and T.J. share their thoughts on the loss of one of the best wrestlers and people in the business. Eric Arndt (aka Real1 or Enzo Amore) also joins the show to share memories of a man he deeply respected and loved.
Additionally, Lola Vice makes her second NCW appearance following her Monday Night Raw main roster debut. She shares what she has learned working in both NXT and Triple A over the past year, including her experiences with The Undertaker and Rey Mysterio. Lola also discusses why she made the transition from MMA to sports entertainment and challenges the NCW team to name one of her signature moves.
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Rich and the guys debate which team would be the best fit for free agent WR Tyreek Hill following his cryptic “ready for some cold weather” social media post, and preview what’s at stake for the 3-0 Chiefs taking on the 3-0 Raiders in Week 4. Actor Joe Manganiello joins Rich in-studio to promote his new ‘Bloodlines: A Memoir’ book, the state of his beloved Pittsburgh Steelers and their outlook for the rest of this season. Rich previews Derrick Henry’s first game against the Tennessee Titans since the running back joined the Baltimore Ravens.
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Rich weighs in on the massive fall from grace by NFL MVP runner-up Drake Maye this season, and reveals his brand-new NFL Power Rankings of the league’s top 10 teams heading into Week 4. Michigan alum Rich pays off his debt to TE George Kittle by wearing the 49ers TE’s Iowa helmet for a segment after the Hawkeyes’ last-second win over the Wolverines last Saturday. Rich weighs in on Eagles QB Andy Dalton throwing an INT in his only pass attempt in Week 3 and provides some historical context for the turnover and the incredible connections with another QB whose only pass in an NFL season was also picked off.


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Rich and the guys react to the first day in the MLB Wild Card Round of the playoffs that included a dramatic late-game home from Braves 3B Austin Riley to beat the Phillies, the Padres’ 8-0 trouncing of the Cubs, the Pope blessing the White Sox prior to their Game 1 win over the Astros, and the Yankees’ 9-0 whitewash of their AL East rival Red Sox. Pro Football Hall of Famer/NFL Network Analyst Kurt Warner and Rich discuss Drake Maye’s precipitous falloff this season, what’s (still) ailing the Eagles’ offense, why the Vikings cut bait with JJ McCarthy and what the Giants’ long-term plans could be for the former 1st-rounder, if he’s coming around on the 3-0 Raiders after doubting their success earlier this season, and what the Cowboys did wrong in late in the game in their Week 3 loss to the Ravens.
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Broncos Head Coach Sean Payton and Rich discuss Denver’s penchant for starting slow on offense in the first half of games over the past two seasons, the controversial late Pass Interference call that helped them beat the Rams on Sunday Night Football, and more.

Three-time Academy Award nominee Sylvester Stallone and Rich discuss his new ‘The Steps’ memoir chronicling his early career as a struggling writer that led to his ‘Rocky’ fame including taking jobs as a theater usher and one cleaning the lions’ cage at the Central Park Zoo, why he stuck to his guns to be able to play the iconic underdog Rocky Balboa, reveals which key scene in the beloved Best Picture-winning movie almost never got filmed, and shares some great stories about actually fighting Dolph Lundgren’s Ivan Drago in ‘Rocky 4,’ trying to stop a goal from soccer legend Pelé while making ‘Victory,’ and why he absolutely hated the original director’s cut of the first Rambo movie ‘First Blood’ in a round of ‘Celebrity True or False.’

The guys react to TJ “rage quitting” the show’s guillotine fantasy football league text thread after his team was chopped on Monday Night Football.
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