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

What a lineup we have in store today.

The NFC West leading head coach of the Seattle Seahawks, Pete Carroll, will join us on the podcast.

And while we're talking about Los Angeles sports legends in terms of Pete Carroll,

a Los Angeles legend is waiting in the wings on this podcast.

None other than James Kahn, Santino Corleone, himself, will join us to talk about his love of the game.

He played in college, in Big Ten football, actually, for one year, a cup of coffee

before starting his legendary film career.

He's also a man who immortalized Brian Piccolo for a made-for-TV movie, by the way.

It wasn't a feature film. Brian's song was a made-for-TV movie, by the way. It wasn't a feature film. Brian's song was a made-for-TV

movie back in the day, and he did that the same year that he made The Godfather. Talk about a

year in the life of James Conn. I also want to pick his brains for whatever stories he can tell

airable stories about his days hanging out with some of the legends of

football back in the 70s, as I know he did.

That's still to come here on the Rich Eisen podcast.

As we are entering week number seven, the week as week number eight actually, we're through

with seven weeks, week number seven, the week that I think we can all say that the Dallas

Cowboys

2010 season came to an unofficial close. Tony Romo out for the next six to eight weeks. The team

is already one in five, oh and two in division. Their one win was out of conference, so they

still don't have a win in conference and we're entering week number eight.

Who would have thought that would be the case for the Dallas Cowboys who can only hope that John Kittner can win more than he loses and only hope Romo is going to be on the short end, that six-week end of the stint that he's going to be spending in a sling trying to come back from a broken clavicle.

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