Welcome to another edition of the Rich Eisen podcast presented by Papa Johns.

Yes, all it took was two episodes of this podcast being broadcast on NFL.com and iTunes all around the planet for us to reel in a big time sponsor to help give out pizzas

to all folks who appear on this podcast that's how giving the folks of Papa John's and their

fresh ingredients are to this here podcast and it's a big time podcast today and allow myself to promote

myself we have got a great lineup. Drew Brees,

the most valuable player from last year's Super Bowl, and the king of New Orleans will be joining

us here on the podcast today. Coming off a loss. Coming off of a loss. So you always got to give

props to players who stay true to their word that they're going to show up after they

get an L hung on them as the Atlanta Falcons did in most heart-wrenching fashion for the Saints

with a bunny of a field goal from the guy Garrett Hartley who kicked him into the Super Bowl last year

missing in overtime allowing the Falcons to come back on the field against the defense that

probably thought its day was over,

and win that game in the Superdome and take a half-game lead in the NFC South.

We'll talk with Drew Brees about that game, about rebounding from that game.

I also will, of course, talk about the Super Bowl win and the city of New Orleans with a man who's been so giving of his time and has woven himself into the fabric of that Bayou City.

We'll have Drew Brees here on this podcast.

My other guest today is a guy who rarely does anything of this sort.

It might just be his very first podcast interview ever, none other than Larry David, the creator of Seinfeld,

the creator of Curb Your Enthusiasm, the funniest shows, perhaps of all time.

Certainly, Kerb is one of my favorite shows.

I know a lot of fans out there feel the same way.

I'm going to ask L.D. about Seinfeld Kerb, his beloved Jets, and also set up a couple of, I guess,

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