REShow: Scott Van Pelt - Hour 1 (9-12-23)

The Rich Eisen Show

ESPN

Sports

4.3 • 1.4K Ratings

🗓️ 12 September 2023

⏱️ 54 minutes

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Summary

Jets fan Rich recounts his team’s long history of bad luck with the latest being the season-ending Achilles injury to Aaron Rodgers, and makes a plea for GM Joe Douglas to lob a call into Tom Brady. ESPN’s Scott Van Pelt tells Rich what it was like to witness Rodgers’ injury in-person, how much blame should go to the controversial artificial turf at MetLife Stadium, and weighs in on Josh Allen’s 4-turnover game in the Bills’ overtime loss on Monday Night Football. Rich weighs in on what it will take mentally for Aaron Rodgers to return to the Jets next season. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	And he will be set.
0:02.0	And Aaron Rogers gets up on the limp.
0:04.0	Aaron Rogers is sitting down in the field.
0:06.0	He's hurt.
0:07.0	Son of a...
0:08.0	This is the Rich Eyes and Show.
0:10.0	I'm talking about the frickin' New York Jets
0:12.0	having a curse hangin' over.
0:14.0	From the Rich Eyes and Show studio in Los Angeles.
0:18.0	Every time we think we're out,
0:21.0	you got the football gods.
0:23.0	Pull us back in.
0:24.0	Today's guest, ESPN's
0:26.0	Sports Center anchor, Scott Pampelt,
0:29.0	Senior Raider for the MMQB, Albert Breer,
0:32.0	and a phone network analyst, Daniel Germaya.
0:36.0	And now it's Rich Eyes and Show.
0:40.0	Yes, it is.
0:41.0	Welcome to this edition of The Rich Eyes and Show Live
0:44.0	on the Roku channel.
0:46.0	This Rich Eyes and Show terrestrial radio affiliate,
0:48.0	Sirius XM, Odyssey, and so much more.
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