The Rich Eisen Podcast

REP: Michael Lombardi, Sugar Ray Leonard and Jim Brockmire

Guests include NFL Network insider Michael Lombardi who goes around the league with the latest news.  Next up is boxing royalty as Sugar Ray Leonard joins the show for a brief visit from NFL headquarters in New York.  And speaking of royalty, one of the best color men in the broadcast booth stops by as Jim Brockmire joins the Rich Eisen Podcast in-studio.  Brockmire’s struggles and on-air meltdown were well documented by the folks at Funny or Die, but we thought this legend could use a second chance so we asked him to countdown the top NFL plays of September.  For those of you listening to the podcast via iTunes or online be sure to check out NFL.com/richeisen to watch the video in full.  Its HI-larious.  Enjoy, and thanks for listening. <p> </p> Learn more about your ad-choices at <a href="https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com">https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com</a><p>See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.</p>

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.