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The Rich Eisen Show

ESPN

Sports

4.3 • 1.4K Ratings

🗓️ 14 October 2021

⏱️ 48 minutes

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Summary

Rich Eisen previews the Buccaneers taking on the Eagles on Thursday Night Football and explains why we’ll never get tired of watching Tom Brady perform in primetime. Rich explains which 3-2 teams need to win most in the NFL’s Week 6 including the Raiders, Broncos, Panthers, Titans, Browns, Bears, and Packers, and examine the Raiders’ chances to get past the Jon Gruden controversy and live up to their potential on the field under interim head coach Rich Bisaccia. On the anniversary of the release of ‘Pulp Fiction’ the guys debate which is the best scene from the Quentin Tarantino classic, and discuss if Brockman and Sarah Tianna will be able to co-exist in the same household of the Red Sox and Braves reach the World Series. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	This is the Rich Eyes and Show.
0:03.0	We may end up in the Hudson.
0:04.0	I have to be like,
0:05.0	Sully, you are one of the most multi-taskers I've ever seen.
0:09.0	The Rich Eyes and Show.
0:10.0	I gotta make sure to clap at least the Sully.
0:12.0	Yes!
0:13.0	Sullenberger of the Rich Eyes and Show.
0:15.0	I'm a phenomenal multi-tasker.
0:16.0	When we think we're multi-tasking,
0:18.0	what we are in fact doing is switching rapidly.
0:20.0	The pre-tests, not doing either well.
0:23.0	Today's guests,
0:24.0	the second gentleman of the United States.
0:27.0	Douglas Amhar.
0:28.0	Co-host of Good Morning Football.
0:30.0	Kyle Brandt from Shark Tank.
0:32.0	Damon John.
0:33.0	Bill's quarterback,
0:35.0	Josh Allen.
0:36.0	And now,
0:37.0	it's Rich Eyes.
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