ESPN College Gameday host Chris Fowler joins “The Rich Eisen Podcast” on the heels of the 2013 college football season with an in-depth look ahead at the biggest storylines around the nation. Fowler joins Rich Eisen in an expanded preview featuring a discussion of No. 1 Alabama’s national title hopes and controversial Heisman Trophy winner Johnny Manziel. Plus, NFL Network analyst and former NFL scout Daniel Jeremiah pops in with his preseason observations, including who he believes will win the New York Jets’ starting quarterback job. 

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ESPN College Gameday host Chris Fowler joins “The Rich Eisen Podcast” on the heels of the 2013 college football season with an in-depth look ahead at the biggest storylines around the nation. Fowler joins Rich Eisen in an expanded preview featuring a discussion of No. 1 Alabama’s national title hopes and controversial Heisman Trophy winner Johnny Manziel. Plus, NFL Network analyst and former NFL scout Daniel Jeremiah pops in with his preseason observations, including who he believes will win the New York Jets’ starting quarterback job. 

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As host of the NFL Network since its inception in 2003, no one has enjoyed more access to the National Football League than Rich Eisen. Over the past 10 years, millions of fans have tuned into NFL Network's coverage of the Super Bowl, NFL Draft and NFL Scouting Combine to find Rich Eisen in the center of the NFL universe. Clearly, the unprecedented exposure to this posse has led Rich Eisen to become completely at ease with referring to himself in the third person. Why else would he name his podcast "The Rich Eisen Podcast?" Wait a minute, I think Rich Eisen just referred to himself in the second person in that last sentence. At any rate, each and every week, Rich Eisen is committed to bring you the best guests from the NFL sidelines and the entertainment world in "The Rich Eisen Podcast." NFL, pop culture, what have you. It's all in one neat package on the very first official podcast of the National Football League. So, please download at your leisure and rate it 5 stars. Rich Eisen would not have it any other way.

The Rich Eisen Podcast

ESPN College Gameday host Chris Fowler joins “The Rich Eisen Podcast” on the heels of the 2013 college football season with an in-depth look ahead at the biggest storylines around the nation. Fowler joins Rich Eisen in an expanded preview featuring a discussion of No. 1 Alabama’s national title hopes and controversial Heisman Trophy winner Johnny Manziel. Plus, NFL Network analyst and former NFL scout Daniel Jeremiah pops in with his preseason observations, including who he believes will win the New York Jets’ starting quarterback job. 

Enjoy, and as always, thanks for downloading!

REP: Chris Fowler, Daniel Jeremiah

https://api.omny.fm/orgs/e73c998e-6e60-432f-8610-ae210140c5b1/clips/1ed7bf61-d8d7-4986-b373-ae3c001c1c93/transcript

Unbelievably, after a four-year run, this is the last-ever incarnation of "The Rich Eisen Podcast." Frequently, in this business, shows like this don't end at the host's request or behest. Usually, shows named after the host come to an abrupt close when the host is shown the door by security while holding office belongings in a cardboard box. 
 
Thankfully, the reason why I'm shuttering this podcast after four wonderful years is because it's turning into a daily three-hour TV show airing on DirecTV's Audience Channel No. 239 and streaming live on the latest venture brought to you by NFL Media, the NFL Now app. NFL Now is also the home to the video archive of the show, which will also be available in audio podcast form on Podcast One as well as iTunes and virtually every other place you've been able to download this program over its lifespan. Best of all for our listeners, NFL Now is internationally available too.
 
It's truly exciting news for your humble host and my podcast compadres Chris Law and Chris Brockman, who are traveling with the show's move to a bigger and broader platform.
 
I started this podcast at the outset of the 2010 season because I thought there was a space in which to connect with the NFL Network fan base and have a conversation about the NFL and the entertainment world in one sitting. And I was rewarded with four years of stupendous football chatter involving fascinating figures from the gridiron and guests from across the TV, movie and music spectrum. Best yet, it did in fact get me closer to myriad football fans worldwide. I can not thank you enough for your passionate listenership. Please follow the show with us into the new horizon. We could not have done it without you. Thanks again and, as always, enjoy this listen.
 
      

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Unbelievably, after a four-year run, this is the last-ever incarnation of "The Rich Eisen Podcast." Frequently, in this business, shows like this don't end at the host's request or behest. Usually, shows named after the host come to an abrupt close when the host is shown the door by security while holding office belongings in a cardboard box. 
 
Thankfully, the reason why I'm shuttering this podcast after four wonderful years is because it's turning into a daily three-hour TV show airing on DirecTV's Audience Channel No. 239 and streaming live on the latest venture brought to you by NFL Media, the NFL Now app. NFL Now is also the home to the video archive of the show, which will also be available in audio podcast form on Podcast One as well as iTunes and virtually every other place you've been able to download this program over its lifespan. Best of all for our listeners, NFL Now is internationally available too.
 
It's truly exciting news for your humble host and my podcast compadres Chris Law and Chris Brockman, who are traveling with the show's move to a bigger and broader platform.
 
I started this podcast at the outset of the 2010 season because I thought there was a space in which to connect with the NFL Network fan base and have a conversation about the NFL and the entertainment world in one sitting. And I was rewarded with four years of stupendous football chatter involving fascinating figures from the gridiron and guests from across the TV, movie and music spectrum. Best yet, it did in fact get me closer to myriad football fans worldwide. I can not thank you enough for your passionate listenership. Please follow the show with us into the new horizon. We could not have done it without you. Thanks again and, as always, enjoy this listen.
 
 Learn more about your ad-choices at <a href="https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com">https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com</a>

Unbelievably, after a four-year run, this is the last-ever incarnation of "The Rich Eisen Podcast." Frequently, in this business, shows like this don't end at the host's request or behest. Usually, shows named after the host come to an abrupt close when the host is shown the door by security while holding office belongings in a cardboard box. 
 
Thankfully, the reason why I'm shuttering this podcast after four wonderful years is because it's turning into a daily three-hour TV show airing on DirecTV's Audience Channel No. 239 and streaming live on the latest venture brought to you by NFL Media, the NFL Now app. NFL Now is also the home to the video archive of the show, which will also be available in audio podcast form on Podcast One as well as iTunes and virtually every other place you've been able to download this program over its lifespan. Best of all for our listeners, NFL Now is internationally available too.
 
It's truly exciting news for your humble host and my podcast compadres Chris Law and Chris Brockman, who are traveling with the show's move to a bigger and broader platform.
 
I started this podcast at the outset of the 2010 season because I thought there was a space in which to connect with the NFL Network fan base and have a conversation about the NFL and the entertainment world in one sitting. And I was rewarded with four years of stupendous football chatter involving fascinating figures from the gridiron and guests from across the TV, movie and music spectrum. Best yet, it did in fact get me closer to myriad football fans worldwide. I can not thank you enough for your passionate listenership. Please follow the show with us into the new horizon. We could not have done it without you. Thanks again and, as always, enjoy this listen.

REP: The Final Rich Eisen Podcast

https://api.omny.fm/orgs/e73c998e-6e60-432f-8610-ae210140c5b1/clips/ad72fd29-c632-4adf-a850-ae3c000919af/transcript

Rich Eisen dials in from Atlanta, the site of Thursday Night Football’s Week 3 contest between the Falcons and Buccaneers, to discuss the latest from around the National Football League.   Who stood out in Week 2? Are the Saints and Colts in trouble starting out 0-2? Plus the latest with the Adrian Peterson child abuse allegations, and more from a wild couple of days in the NFL.  
Before previewing Week 3 with producers Chris Law and Chris Brockman, Rich welcomes in a fourth voice to the show and one that podcast fans will soon be familiar with. Ted Mulkerin, who was the longtime head writer of "The Late Late Show" with Craig Ferguson is taking his talents to "The Rich Eisen Show" and coming on board with the gang for the new show which launches Monday, October 6th on DirecTV's Audience Network and the brand new NFL NOW App.  
 
Enjoy, and as always, thanks for downloading! 
      

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Rich Eisen dials in from Atlanta, the site of Thursday Night Football’s Week 3 contest between the Falcons and Buccaneers, to discuss the latest from around the National Football League.   Who stood out in Week 2? Are the Saints and Colts in trouble starting out 0-2? Plus the latest with the Adrian Peterson child abuse allegations, and more from a wild couple of days in the NFL.  
Before previewing Week 3 with producers Chris Law and Chris Brockman, Rich welcomes in a fourth voice to the show and one that podcast fans will soon be familiar with. Ted Mulkerin, who was the longtime head writer of "The Late Late Show" with Craig Ferguson is taking his talents to "The Rich Eisen Show" and coming on board with the gang for the new show which launches Monday, October 6th on DirecTV's Audience Network and the brand new NFL NOW App.  
 
Enjoy, and as always, thanks for downloading! 
 Learn more about your ad-choices at <a href="https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com">https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com</a>

Rich Eisen dials in from Atlanta, the site of Thursday Night Football’s Week 3 contest between the Falcons and Buccaneers, to discuss the latest from around the National Football League.   Who stood out in Week 2? Are the Saints and Colts in trouble starting out 0-2? Plus the latest with the Adrian Peterson child abuse allegations, and more from a wild couple of days in the NFL.  
Before previewing Week 3 with producers Chris Law and Chris Brockman, Rich welcomes in a fourth voice to the show and one that podcast fans will soon be familiar with. Ted Mulkerin, who was the longtime head writer of "The Late Late Show" with Craig Ferguson is taking his talents to "The Rich Eisen Show" and coming on board with the gang for the new show which launches Monday, October 6th on DirecTV's Audience Network and the brand new NFL NOW App.  
 
Enjoy, and as always, thanks for downloading!

REP: NFL Week 3 preview

https://api.omny.fm/orgs/e73c998e-6e60-432f-8610-ae210140c5b1/clips/44782a3f-0190-46b0-bc5d-ae3c00091a14/transcript

Rich Eisen dials in from the road in Baltimore as Week 2 of the NFL is set to kick off from Charm City with the Steelers visiting the Ravens. Eisen and the crew discuss the recent and ever-evolving news surrounding the Ray Rice domestic violence incident and the subsequent fallout from the League's handling of the incident. The guys also look ahead to Sunday and roll through their Week 2 NFL Weekly Picks Em selections.
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Rich Eisen dials in from the road in Baltimore as Week 2 of the NFL is set to kick off from Charm City with the Steelers visiting the Ravens. Eisen and the crew discuss the recent and ever-evolving news surrounding the Ray Rice domestic violence incident and the subsequent fallout from the League's handling of the incident. The guys also look ahead to Sunday and roll through their Week 2 NFL Weekly Picks Em selections.
Enjoy, and as always, thanks for downloading!
 Learn more about your ad-choices at <a href="https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com">https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com</a>

Rich Eisen dials in from the road in Baltimore as Week 2 of the NFL is set to kick off from Charm City with the Steelers visiting the Ravens. Eisen and the crew discuss the recent and ever-evolving news surrounding the Ray Rice domestic violence incident and the subsequent fallout from the League's handling of the incident. The guys also look ahead to Sunday and roll through their Week 2 NFL Weekly Picks Em selections.
Enjoy, and as always, thanks for downloading!

REP: NFL Week 2 preview

https://api.omny.fm/orgs/e73c998e-6e60-432f-8610-ae210140c5b1/clips/23d493da-9fb3-40e3-b41a-ae3c00091a6d/transcript

REP: Chris Fowler, Daniel Jeremiah

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