REShow: Stanley Tucci - Hour 3 (01-28-22)

The Rich Eisen Show

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4.3 • 1.4K Ratings

🗓️ 28 January 2022

⏱️ 52 minutes

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Rich reacts to Cowboys Owner Jerry Jones’ latest comments about Mike McCarthy’s job security in the wake of Sean Payton suddenly becoming an available head coach. 4-time Emmy Award winner and Oscar-nominated actor Stanley Tucci and Rich discuss his new AMC+ show ‘La Fortuna’ and says why you can often find him and his son ‘mudlarking’ (google it) along the Thames river in London, reveals that he gave Ving Rhames his iconic nickname back in their college days in a round of ‘Celebrity True of False,’ and explains why cooking and food play such an important role in his life and why Italian gas station food is FAR superior to the ones in the United States. Rich breaks down the four possible Super Bowl matchup: Rams vs Chiefs, Rams vs Bengals, 49ers vs Chiefs and 49ers vs Bengals. Chris Brockman offers up his ‘Sneaky Good Games’ betting picks for the 49ers vs Rams and Bengals vs Chiefs. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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1:53.0	So when Dan Quinn was out there and about there, the defensive coordinator of the Cowboys this past week.
2:00.0	And I said, you know, Cowboys may have to act quickly because if they don't want to lose him, one way to keep him would be making the head coach.
2:07.0	And you know, Steven Jones said the, you know, the Cowboys executive saying, no, there's no plans to do anything there.
2:19.0	But Jerry didn't come out and say, he's our guy. No vote of confidence.
2:23.0	Now he's saying it was kind of a part of a plan to get Dan Quinn back. It's kind of weird to be very honest with you.
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