NFL Network's own Rich Eisen engaged in some major speculation following the schedule release Wednesday night. While appearing on the network, Eisen suggested the Pittsburgh Steelers' Week 1 opponent was a massive clue the NFL expects Aaron Rodgers to sign with the team.

Rich Eisen is reportely returning to ESPN after leaving the network 20 years ago, and he's bringing his show with him.

Rich Eisen returns to ESPN. ESPN is expected to air "The Rich Eisen Show" beginning this fall on ESPN+ and Disney+, with the possibility

During Tuesday’s episode of “The Pat McAfee Show,” the former All-Pro punter reacted to the news of ESPN and Eisen joining forces to bring “The Rich Eisen Show” to Disney+ and ESPN+ for streaming beginning weekdays this fall from noon to 3 p.m. ET — the same time McAfee’s talk show airs on the network’s linear channel.

The real one that jumps out at me in terms of a team is… We’re all waiting on a particular Malibu resident to say, ‘I am going to play football this year,’" Eisen said.

While ESPN is not expected to televise Eisen's show, it could play an essential role in an upcoming direct-to-consumer streaming product. Eisen may also find a home on ESPN Radio,

Gionnotti shredded the popular NFL voice for being a terrible talkshow conductor after the recent reveal that Eisen will be returning to ESPN with his self-named show nearly two decades after he exited.

Rich Eisen, a veteran sports broadcaster, is set to make a comeback to ESPN after two decades. His show, 'The Rich Eisen Show,' will be streamed on ES

Longtime ESPN host Rich Eisen is returning to the network after 20 years. According to The Athletic’s Andrew Marchand, he will bring his daily show to ESPN, and it is expected to play the primary role in the network’s new direct-to-consumer platform.

Rich Eisen is taking “The Rich Eisen Show” from The Roku Channel to ESPN nearly two decades after he left the network in 2003, The Athletic reported on Monday. Eisen’s program, which runs from noon to 3 p.

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