The Rich Eisen Show

Steelers DT Cam Heyward and Rich break down Pittsburgh’s Week 6 comeback win over the Buccaneers led by the late game heroics of Aaron Rodgers, head coach Mike McCarthy spraining his ankle on the sideline, the team’s preparation to play the Saints in Paris in Week 7, what to make of some of the league’s disappointing teams, and explains why there should be three different levels of Roughing the Passer that results in either a 5-yard, 10-yard or 15-yard penalty. (2:05)

Legendary TV producer Chuck Lorre joins Rich in-studio to promote his new ‘Sitcom’ memoir chronicling his career creating classic comedies like ‘Two and a Half Men,’ ‘The Big Bang Theory,’ and ‘Roseanne’ starring the likes of Charlie Sheen, Jim Parsons and others. (21:07)

Knicks fan Rich has a message for critics who doubt New York can repeat as NBA champions his season. (40:55)

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Bills 5-time Pro Bowl OT Dion Dawkins tells Rich why Buffalo’s extended West Coast road trip turned out to be more of a benefit than an ordeal with their back-to-back wins in Los Angeles and Las Vegas, how new head coach Joe Brady has been able to connect with the locker room so well, how he reacts to seeing Josh Allen’s mind-blowing plays up close, and schools us on the importance of always smelling your best. (2:33)

Rich and the guys comment on the NFL’s inconsistent use of Replay Assist that saw polar opposite decisions on two big plays in Week 6, and reacts to ESPN ‘SportsCenter’ host Scott Van Pelt claiming he’d beat Rich in a 40 yard dash. (25:33)

In ‘Overreaction Monday on a Tuesday’ Rich weighs in on the 49ers’ Super Bowl chances, the Commanders’ season outlook, if the Browns won the Myles Garrett trade, Texas Longhorns QB Arch Manning, the Brewers-Rays World Series, and the tip off of the new NBA season. (36:58)

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Rich and the guys react to the 49ers holding off a late surge from the Commanders to remain unbeaten in a Monday Night Football contest that featured more Niners’ injuries and yet another Washington red zone snafu. (2:36)

Pro Football Hall of Famer/NFL Network Analyst Kurt Warner tells Rich why it’s not time yet for the Raiders to start Fernando Mendoza over Kirk Cousins, why the highly-touted Rams and Seahawks have failed to live up to expectations this season, what one question he still has about the 5-0 Chiefs’ offense, why Caleb Williams’ Week 6 return from a hamstring injury was his best game as a pro, if the Cowboys’ ailing offense can be fixed, and why the Giants should bench Jameis Winston for JJ McCarthy. (20:54)

Rich and the guys react to the Milwaukee Brewers vs Tampa Bay Rays World Series matchup. (39:10)

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Rich reacts to Giants HC John Harbaugh claiming Cam Skattebo was NOT benched despite the RB going from bell cow back to getting zero touches in Week 6, lays out the case for JJ McCarthy to take over New York’s starting job from Jameis Winston, and weighs in on the Houston Texans pivotal win over their AFC South rival Jacksonville Jaguars. (1:48)

Rich and the guys react to College Football’s wild Week 7 that saw another #1 team (Georgia) fall, another extra-second end of game controversy (Notre Dame vs BYU), another Arch Manning late-game costly turnover, a stunning list of the last remaining unbeaten teams in the country, Michigan finally benching struggle QB Bryce Underwood, Ohio State ending Indiana’s 22-game win streak, and more. (27:35)

Rich and the guys weigh in on Caleb Williams’ successful return to the Chicago Bears following his (controversial) hamstring injury. (38:49)

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ESPN’s Marcus Spears and Rich break down NFL Week 6’s top storylines including if he sees the Buffalo Bills or Kansas City Chiefs as the best team in the AFC, which team comes out on top in the AFC North, which 2-4 team he’s least concerned about, why the Dallas Cowboys’ season is probably already over, what Sean McVay is doing completely wrong with the Rams this season, breaks down who wins the very competitive NFC North, the return to form of Patriots QB Drake Maye and the Green Bay Packers as a whole, and predicts the 49ers to “dominate” the Commanders on Monday Night Football to cap off the week. (1:33)

Rich weighs in on Jim Harbaugh and the Chargers falling to 0-6 on the season and if moving on from OC Mike McDaniel might be in L.A.’s future in the coming weeks, and comments on the Chiefs improving to 5-0 on the season thanks to the exploits of RB Kenneth Walker III and Josh Allen’s latest exploits that have him as Rich’s NFL MVP frontrunner. (26:05)

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