Yeah, this is the Rich Eisen Show. Goats have home life too. Live from the Rich Eisen Show studio in Los Angeles. Rich Eisen. Hello Rich Eisen. Rich Eisen. Oh, that's Suzy Eisen Schoes.

The Rich Eisen Show. And now, sitting at for Rich. Here's Brian Weber.

Welcome to the program. Great to have you with us on a jam pack Thursday. I have roughly four and a half hours worth of content.

I got a cram into a three hour bag. So as always, we move quickly. I don't overwhelm you with guests just two coming up along the way.

I will always carve out time to hear from you. Phone calls taken selectively. 1-844-204 Rich. And when I say that, I get pushed back on Twitter saying, hey, loud guy, whoever you are, why do you give out the phone number if you don't take phone calls? Well, a few things.

I am a radio veteran. I am older than my energetic disposition would suggest. So when you're raised in the radio business, my man, you got to hammer that phone number traffic and weather together.

1-844-204 Rich. 1-844-204-7424. We do have functioning phone lines. The question is, do you have something intelligent to say? Can you get past our call screener?

So it's not up to me if you get on the air. So please don't take it personally. And then more to the point because this is a monumental opportunity on a platform that is so expansive that Rich is built. And I respect Rich, the show his brand so much, I take this gig seriously.

So it wasn't just a facetious throwaway line that I got a lot to get to and we're going to jump right in in less than two minutes talking Derek Carr.

That's the game plan. So if you've heard me here or elsewhere because I am fortunate to have a few other broadcasting roles, I do my best to make sure we cover everything going on, hopefully from a different slant than you've heard elsewhere.

But I do read your tweets. I process them. If you don't even hear your handle on the air, especially if it's three, seven, two, five, six, emoji emoji, your best way to be a part of the program is to hit me up on Twitter.

BW Webber Webber would to be as mentioned, just to guess along the way none. In fact, in this first hour of the program, we're wide open coming up an hour number two. We'll take you across the NFL with Mike Jones.

Who for the seven people who get that reference, I'm sure they enjoyed Mike Jones, long time football journalist, currently working for the athletic final hour of the program.

As the ball bonanza continues, three more balls today. I am sure you've started the countdown to kick off for the bad boy, moeers, pinstripe ball.

I came off the tongue smoothly at Yankee Stadium, horrible weather across the East Coast. Still there's going to be a crowd for that game, unlike many of these unwatchable matchups because Syracuse.

Obviously, if you know anything about geography is in the Empire State and a ton of alumni in the New York Tri-State area, taking on Minnesota, I'm not going to focus on that.

I'm going to look ahead to the games that truly matter as we're closing in on national semi finals, Georgia and Ohio State. Is there any importance in this game for Ryan Day?

I'm not saying that he has any lack of job security, but the last time we saw the buccas they got throttled by Michigan, what if there's another blowout?

What would that mean in terms of internal perception among Buckeye nation and then Rich's beloved Michigan Wolverines taking on a TCU team that I think has been exposed the last few times they hit the field.

We'll cover it all to wrap up the program to 40 Eastern with pfutac from college football news.com.

In addition to Derek Carr, I'm going to get you set for Thursday night football, somehow this is going to be more unwatchable.

That's a word I keep meandering back to.

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