As Week 2 of NFL free agency gets underway, Rich Eisen welcomes NFL Media columnist Michael Silver for a recap of the week’s biggest signings. Silver discusses whether or not the addition of cornerbacks Darrelle Revis and Brandon Browner are enough to get the New England Patriots back to the Super Bowl. Plus, Silver sheds light on the Denver Broncos’ approach to free agency, including the controversial acquisition of free-agent wide receiver Emmanuel Sanders. Finally, Silver and Eisen review the New York Jets and Carolina Panthers, and discuss how each team has fared in free agency. 
Next, Eisen welcomes back television host Seth Meyers, who dials in from New York for a chat about his transition from “Saturday Night Live” to his new late-night television show “Late Night with Seth Meyers.” Meyers shares stories about Peyton Manning’s SNL appearance and weighs in on which athletes he’d like to have on his new show. Plus, as NFL Network’s “Dynasty Week” continues, Meyers discusses growing up a fan of the Pittsburgh Steelers teams of the 1970s.

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As Week 2 of NFL free agency gets underway, Rich Eisen welcomes NFL Media columnist Michael Silver for a recap of the week’s biggest signings. Silver discusses whether or not the addition of cornerbacks Darrelle Revis and Brandon Browner are enough to get the New England Patriots back to the Super Bowl. Plus, Silver sheds light on the Denver Broncos’ approach to free agency, including the controversial acquisition of free-agent wide receiver Emmanuel Sanders. Finally, Silver and Eisen review the New York Jets and Carolina Panthers, and discuss how each team has fared in free agency. 
Next, Eisen welcomes back television host Seth Meyers, who dials in from New York for a chat about his transition from “Saturday Night Live” to his new late-night television show “Late Night with Seth Meyers.” Meyers shares stories about Peyton Manning’s SNL appearance and weighs in on which athletes he’d like to have on his new show. Plus, as NFL Network’s “Dynasty Week” continues, Meyers discusses growing up a fan of the Pittsburgh Steelers teams of the 1970s.

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The Rich Eisen Podcast

As Week 2 of NFL free agency gets underway, Rich Eisen welcomes NFL Media columnist Michael Silver for a recap of the week’s biggest signings. Silver discusses whether or not the addition of cornerbacks Darrelle Revis and Brandon Browner are enough to get the New England Patriots back to the Super Bowl. Plus, Silver sheds light on the Denver Broncos’ approach to free agency, including the controversial acquisition of free-agent wide receiver Emmanuel Sanders. Finally, Silver and Eisen review the New York Jets and Carolina Panthers, and discuss how each team has fared in free agency. 
Next, Eisen welcomes back television host Seth Meyers, who dials in from New York for a chat about his transition from “Saturday Night Live” to his new late-night television show “Late Night with Seth Meyers.” Meyers shares stories about Peyton Manning’s SNL appearance and weighs in on which athletes he’d like to have on his new show. Plus, as NFL Network’s “Dynasty Week” continues, Meyers discusses growing up a fan of the Pittsburgh Steelers teams of the 1970s.

Enjoy, and as always, thanks for downloading!

REP: Seth Meyers, Michael Silver

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