REShow: Brent Musburger & Daniel Jeremiah - Hour 3 (03-01-21)

The Rich Eisen Show

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4.3 • 1.4K Ratings

🗓️ 1 March 2021

⏱️ 56 minutes

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Summary

Raiders announcer and VSiN Managing Editor Brent Musburger and Rich discuss the passing of broadcaster and former NFL DB Irv Cross, what Cross brought professionally and personally to the groundbreaking ‘NFL Today’ pre-game show, why he’d take Derek Carr over Deshaun Watson as the Raiders’ starting QB next season, NFL Network’s Daniel Jeremiah and Rich discuss why GPS data could make the 40-yard dash obsolete when evaluating NFL Draft prospects, the market for a potential Russell Wilson trade, the Jets plans at QB, why Mac Jones would be a great fit with the Saints, Alex Smith’s NFL future, and why he was surprised JJ Watt chose to sign with the Cardinals. Rich wraps up the hour debating Chris Brockman about the merits of the Patriots signing free agent-to-be Alex Smith. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	It's a big day for us here at the Rich Eyes and Show.
0:04.5	Hurt those machines back out!
0:06.6	Guess who's back?
0:08.1	Oh my gosh.
0:09.0	It's Rich Eyes and...
0:10.9	You know what I am?
0:11.6	Knowledgeable?
0:12.2	Chris Brockman.
0:13.2	Rich, what do I do during the show?
0:15.3	Workfully.
0:15.9	That's so false.
0:16.9	And light.
0:17.8	Still too false.
0:18.7	Too false.
0:19.5	Get the drop.
0:20.2	I don't have everything ready?
0:21.7	Earlier on the show,
0:23.0	Who's the peacocks?
0:24.4	Pro football talk?
0:25.8	Mike Floreo.
0:26.9	Baylor Head Coach, Scott Drew.
0:29.4	Coming up, Raider's Radio Voice,
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