REP: Snoop Dogg, Drew Brees, LaMarr Woodley, Jeff Garlin and Dan Patrick

The Rich Eisen Podcast

NFL and Rich Eisen

Sports, News, Tv & Film

4.5 • 672 Ratings

🗓️ 25 January 2011

⏱️ 101 minutes

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Guests include Snoop Dogg, Drew Brees, LaMarr Woodley, Jeff Garlin and Dan Patrick

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0:00.0	One of the 50 greatest NBA players of all time, Charles Barkley.
0:05.7	Rex Ryan is my favorite coach.
0:07.7	Why is that?
0:08.8	Just the thing about a coach who is as freaky as the players.
0:12.0	I love that.
0:13.2	The Academy Award winning director, Stephen Soderberg.
0:16.1	So when I do analysis, my name is the bituation.
0:20.2	So I should refer to you, Stephen Soderberg, as the bituation. Yes, that's my name is the bituation. So I should refer to you, Steven Soderberg, as
0:22.6	the bituation. Yes, that's my
0:24.7	name. What is your name again?
0:26.7	The bituation. He's none other than
0:28.5	Reggie Wayne. I get a text
0:30.6	on my two-way. It's my buddy. You know, it's my bro. My amigo.
0:35.1	A padre. Homey. Open
0:36.7	it up and look at her.
0:38.0	It says, Lord dead.
0:44.4	I don't download many podcasts, but when I do, I prefer the Rich Eisen podcast, presented by Papa Johns.
0:53.4	Welcome to the Rich Eisen podcast presented by Papa Johns.
0:56.2	We've got a monster show in store today, worthy of the Super Bowl by week and the Pro Bowl week combined into one.
1:02.8	We have Drew Breeze, pro bowler of the NFC, joining us on this program.
1:07.2	Jeff Garland have to check in with him after the Bears get dispatched by the Green Bay
1:12.0	Packers and the whole Cutler hoopla going on in Chicago. Need his thoughts on that. Dan Patrick
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