REP: NFL Media Mock Draft

The Rich Eisen Podcast

NFL and Rich Eisen

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🗓️ 7 May 2014

⏱️ 65 minutes

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Summary

It’s the 6th annual NFL Media Mock Draft from league headquarters in New York City! Find out where the draft’s top prospects land as the show features an 8-man lineup selecting for four teams each. Who does Brian Billick take with the No. 1 overall pick as he selects for the Houston Texans? Marshall Faulk gets a pair of selections for the St. Louis Rams. Faulk shakes up the draft with his No. 2 selection for his old team. Rich Eisen has high hopes, selecting for the Jacksonville Jaguars at No. 3 overall. Will Johnny Manziel be there for the taking? The “Path to the Draft” crew of Charles Davis and Daniel Jeremiah are back again, sharing their draft expertise. Davis gets a couple first-round selections for the Cleveland Browns and Jeremiah has a surprise pick at No. 29 for the New England Patriots. Michael Irvin has the privilege of selecting for his former team, as he takes a defensive force for the Dallas Cowboys at No. 16. Irvin says the Minnesota Vikings are in a position to take a quarterback. Find out which signal-caller he has going at No. 8. Selecting for his hometown Pittsburgh Steelers, Dave Dameshek gets advice from coach Mike Tomlin right before his pick. Who will fall to the Atlanta Falcons for Steve Mariucci? Listen in as Mooch picks for the Falcons, Bears, Eagles and 49ers. Catch the complete NFL Media Mock Draft on NFL.com. Enjoy, and as always, thanks for downloading!

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0:00.0	Could not be more pleased to have back on the Rich Eisen podcast, Matt Damon.
0:03.3	Are you one of those Patriot fans that takes Glee in the Jets and the butt fumbling?
0:07.7	I made the Liberace movie this year, so that's fine.
0:10.6	There's some butt fumbling in that movie, too.
0:12.4	Just a wee little bit.
0:14.1	Larry David, good to see you, sir.
0:15.4	I think a lot of writers can be offensive coordinators.
0:18.8	What's harder? If I can write stories, why would I be able to draw up a play?
0:23.4	He is none other than Broadway, Joe Namath.
0:26.3	If Mark were to get the nod, and if he played decently,
0:32.3	it's what a big word.
0:34.9	There's only two letters, huh?
0:38.4	Bobby Conav a volley.
0:39.4	I told you about Derek Jeter's story.
0:40.7	Yankees, Atlanta, the World Series.
0:43.4	Screaming, screaming, screaming, nothing, nothing.
0:45.7	He doesn't even look at me.
0:46.6	Finally last that bat, eighth inning.
0:48.5	Jeter comes up.
0:49.3	Derek!
0:50.3	Just turn around, man!
0:51.8	Just turn around!
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