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The Rich Eisen Show

REShow: Kyle Shanahan - Hour 3 (05-03-21)

The Rich Eisen Show

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4.31.4K Ratings

🗓️ 3 May 2021

⏱️ 56 minutes

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Summary

Rich begins the hour explaining why the Bears moving up to draft Justin Fields was a win-win-win for Chicago’s GM, coach, and new QB.   Rich offers up his long-awaited reaction to the Jets drafting Zach Wilson #2 overall and why, though his favorite team has been down this road many times before, “this feels different” and why he’s filled with hope the franchise can turn around its fortunes at long last.     San Francisco 49ers Head Coach Kyle Shanahan tells Rich when he knew he was going to select Trey Lance at #3 overall in the NFL Draft, why Jimmy Garoppolo remains the Niners’ staring QB…for now, how much a role his dad, former NFL head coach Mike Shanahan, played in the pre-draft evaluation leading up to the Trey Lance selection which leads to the shocking reveal that Washington had planned on drafting Russell Wilson in the 4th round the year they drafted RG3 in the first round, confirms that he did indeed call the Packers about a possible trade for disgruntled QB Aaron Rodgers, and how many players called and texted him on Sunday to let him know they were alive following his macabre existential comments in his last press conference leading up to the draft.     Rich ends the hour recapping what happened behind-the-scenes at this year’s RunRichRun event including Michael Vick’s eye-popping 40-yard dash time despite pulling a hamstring halfway through. And make sure you check out Rich's other podcast: Just Getting Started with Rich Eisen. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0

If there is a guy that actually has the power or leverage to say, hey, you know what, good

0:16.6

luck.

0:17.6

Let's go to the right. The news of quarterback refusing to restructure with contract is man

0:23.8

by stock.

0:24.8

Earlier on the show NFL network analyst Daniel Jeremiah NFL network insider Ian

0:31.1

Rappaport coming up 49ers head coach Kyle Shanahan. And now it's a rich. I said, all right,

0:41.2

everybody. Our number three of the rich eyes and show us on the air. We're back here and

0:45.8

Los Angeles, California after the NFL draft. You okay. Kyle Shanahan of the San Francisco 49ers

0:52.6

calling in in 20 minutes time. I cannot wait to talk with him. One of the sharpest minds

1:00.8

in our business and the guy who along with Lynch and Jed York who's going to be on tomorrow's

1:07.0

show, the owner of the Niners that let's choose Tray Lance who on his behalf on behalf of 49ers

1:14.0

fans. I'm so happy for them. What a choice. I think they nailed that choice. They nailed

1:20.1

that choice. And I think he was the better choice out of everybody that was out there

1:25.0

in terms of upside. And that's not that's not anything against Justin Fields. I know

1:29.8

that that sounds like it is, but I don't know. I just think that Tray Lance has got a huge

1:35.4

upside in the national football league and in the hands of Kyle Shanahan. He's in great

1:38.8

shape. Chris Brockman, we already addressed the Mac Jones and our number one. You said

1:43.9

he's like a minivan when you wanted a you wanted a sports car. Just something a little

1:47.9

flash. Well, here's a sports car. The sports car was free agency. All right. How did you

1:52.3

enjoy that spin around the rock and free agency? I did really enjoy that. It was like top

1:56.4

down cruise in the beach. That was your man. I like I'm good. That was your joy. Right.

2:00.0

That was your men of real peace racing in the car through Westwood. All right. Okay.

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