The Rich Eisen Show

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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Rich reacts to the Seahawks absolutely shutting down the Kansas City Chiefs’ offense on Sunday Night Football spoiling Kenneth Walker III’s return to Seattle. (2:12)

The guys weigh in on the Minnesota Vikings remaining unbeaten despite another so-so game from starting QB Kyler Murray, react to the controversy filled Packers-Lions NFC North showdown that featured some head scratching decisions from Detroit HC Dan Campbell along with questionable officiating that went against Green Bay. (17:37)

Michigan alum Rich says “I told ya so!” after JJ McCarthy’s successful debut as the New York Giants starting QB. (35:53)

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A weekly staple on 'The Rich Eisen Show' since 2018, 'Overreaction Monday' is now also an extended podcast with Rich and Chris Brockman debating the latest in the NFL. Today's topics:

:45 - The Seattle Seahawks will win the NFC West and were right to let Kenneth Walker III leave in free agency.

6:35 - The Kansas City Chiefs got exposed! They aren't good enough offensively to be real Super Bowl contenders.

11:40 - JJ McCarthy and the New York Giants will make the playoffs this year and the Minnesota Vikings will not.

18:20 - The Cleveland Browns won't finish worse than second in the AFC North this season.

21:45 - The Las Vegas Raiders should start Fernando Mendoza in Week 8, and the Vikings should trade for Kirk Cousins.

25:30 - The Los Angeles Rams saved their season with a win in Vegas, but they still need to trade for a wide receiver before the deadline.

30:00 - With Baker Mayfield back, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers are the team to beat in the NFC South.

32:40 - The Chicago Bears are the team to beat in the NFC.

35:25 - Viewer Tweet of the Week: The NFC North is better than every other second-place team in the NFC and will be the first entire division to get to the playoffs.
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