REP: 2012 Playoff Preview and Black Monday recap

The Rich Eisen Podcast

NFL and Rich Eisen

Sports, News, Tv & Film

4.5 • 672 Ratings

🗓️ 31 December 2012

⏱️ 92 minutes

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Summary

Brian Billick With the 2012 regular season in the books Rich and the podcast crew discuss the exciting week seventeen that was in the National Football League and spin in it forward with a look ahead to the 2012 playoffs. Rich is then joined by Super Bowl XXXV winning head coach Brian Billick to discuss the fallout from 'Black Monday' and where he thinks some of the chips will fall for teams that let go of their head coaches or general managers on Monday. Be sure to join the podcast crews NFL Fantasy Playoff Challenge league today. Go to NFL.com/RichEisen and sign up today! Enjoy, and as always, thanks for downloading!

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0:00.0	I see.
0:00.8	Go Acapella.
0:01.7	Now I'm on the West Coast, relaxing and chill, living on the Mead Streets of Beverly Hill.
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0:11.1	She is Olivia Munn.
0:12.4	Drop my name as much as you can.
0:13.8	By the way, I am a first-class name dropper.
0:16.1	The great legendary John Madden, and then on the phone, Steve Marriott.
0:19.9	I mean, that's the thing.
0:21.2	You watch a guy.
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0:25.1	Mouche.
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0:43.6	Here's your host the Rich Eisen podcast presented by Chevy.
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