REShow: Kurt Warner - Hour 1 (2-14-2023)

The Rich Eisen Show

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4.3 • 1.4K Ratings

🗓️ 14 February 2023

⏱️ 48 minutes

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Summary

Rich comments on the controversial ending to the Chiefs-Eagles Super Bowl LVII. NFL Network analyst/Pro Football Hall of Famer Kurt Warner tells Rich why the holding flag on Eagles CB James Bradberry near the end of the Super Bowl was the right call, why Eagles QB Jalen Hurts will only get better, what a 2nd ring means for Patrick Mahomes’ legacy, and why Aaron Rodgers should stay with the Green Bay Packers to give him the best shot to win another Super Bowl. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Hey, it's Valentine's Day!
0:02.5	This is the Rich Eisen Show.
0:05.0	Was it holding?
0:06.0	Yeah, should it have been called?
0:08.0	Hey, just swallow your damn flag, man.
0:10.0	Live from the Rich Eisen Show studio in Los Angeles.
0:14.0	I saw the grab by the back of the jersey and it is a clear hole.
0:19.0	Son of a...
0:20.0	And I fought the player, you know, who said I held him.
0:24.0	Today's guest, Pro Football Hall of Famer, Kurt Warner.
0:28.0	Pro Football Hall of Famer, Calvin Johnson.
0:31.0	ESPN NFL Analyst, Dan Arlovsky.
0:35.0	And now...
0:37.0	It's rich eyes.
0:39.0	Yes, indeed. Welcome to this edition of The Rich Eisen Show
0:43.0	here on Tuesday.
0:46.0	Valentine's Day, everybody. I heart you.
0:51.0	And I heart you through you, Harding the Roku Channel.
0:55.0	If we could use emojis instead of words we would.
0:58.0	That's how we roll here on this show today.
1:00.0	We're thrilled to be here on the Tuesday after Super Bowl 57.
1:04.0	844-204 Rich is the number to dial.
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