REShow: Steve Wyche - Hour 1 (9-27-2023)

The Rich Eisen Show

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🗓️ 27 September 2023

⏱️ 53 minutes

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Summary

Rich weighs in on the NFL’s apparent lack of parity and debates which 3-0 team (Eagles, 49ers and Dolphins) will remain unbeaten the longest, and reacts to Colin Kaepernick’s letter to the New York Jets asking for shot to join their depleted quarterback room. NFL Network reporter Steve Wyche joins Rich in-studio to discuss the possibility that conservative Jets owner Woody Johnson has the stomach to sign Colin Kaepernick to the team’s roster in the wake of Aaron Rodgers’ season-ending injury and Zach Wilson’s poor play so far, what makes the Miami Dolphins’ offense so unstoppable, Brock Purdy’s NFL MVP candidacy, how the Cleveland Browns can win the AFC North, Davante Adams’ unhappiness with the Las Vegas Raiders, and why the 1-2 Chargers can still contend in the AFC. Please check out my other productions: Overreaction Monday: http://apple.co/overreactionmonday What the Football with Suzy Shuster and Amy Trask: http://apple.co/whatthefootball Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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3:00.0	at the same time. The NFC East established many moons ago, three 2-0 teams within it for
3:07.5	the first time since 1989. The NFC, seven of the nine teams, whoo, at 2-0. How about
3:16.5	them apples? Seven. Just two when the AFC is supposed to deep end of the pool. And just
3:24.0	when you thought, maybe just maybe we're going to have a ton of parity in this league.
3:29.8	Because if I'm not mistaken, just taking a look at everything, only two of the nine undefeated
3:37.2	teams played each other. So you had a shot to come out of this with eight 2-0 teams entering
3:44.4	week four, being free and out. How about that? Parity. And the football gods looked at those,
3:53.5	thinking about parity in the same way. They looked at Jets fans and said, no, we are not doing it
4:00.0	this way. Same football gods, very, very stern. Maybe using Eric B. Enemy type turns, saying no,
4:13.1	screw your parity, stuff it in a box. Don't even say that word anymore. And then, sorry,
4:18.8	here we are entering week four, three 2-0 teams. And Creme De La Creme are now three and
4:27.7	all. Absolutely. Creme De La Creme. The cream rising to the top. And it's the two teams in the NFC
4:36.9	championship game last year. And over in the AFC, the two teams in the AFC championship game,
4:41.6	you got the chiefs of two and one. And now suddenly, the darling of 10-year-old girls everywhere.
4:49.6	And the Cincinnati Bengals, avoiding the dreaded 0 and 3 start with limp and Joe borough
4:57.2	doing just enough to take the Bengals off that griddle. It's a dance sweep in the nation.
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