In short
The Rich Eisen Show Hour 3 mixes NFL Week 14 stakes with an in-studio interview. Topic: Week 14 playoff implications across multiple divisions, plus a Landman Season 2/3 promotional segment.
Key claims
Seahawks at Falcons are “must-win” for Seattle; Steelers vs Ravens is a massive tie-break swing (6-6 vs 6-6) with Lamar Jackson returning despite missing practices; Bengals (4-8) still have a division shot if Joe Burrow is back and Higgins is cleared; Bills vs Bengals is do-or-die for Buffalo’s division hopes; Colts vs Jaguars hinges on Jonathan Taylor carrying and Sauce Gardner being out; Bears vs Packers is for first place (Bears 9-3, Packers 8-3-1).
Notable examples
Dolphins’ long-time Marino era; Andy Garcia’s custom Scotty Cameron Napa putter used in a Landman office golf tease.
Guests
Andy Garcia (Academy Award-nominated actor; Cuban-American; known for Oceans films; plays Dan Morrell Angelino in Landman) plus earlier-hour mentions of NFL insider Tom Pelissero and coach Bruce Arians.
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Chapters
Tap a time to open that second in VONFL Week 14 Overview
1:30 to 2:14
Rich discusses the stakes of NFL Week 14 and highlights previous segments.
“Live from the Rich Eisen Show studio in Los Angeles.”
Andy Garcia Joins the Show
2:14 to 2:58
Rich introduces Andy Garcia and discusses the show 'Landman'.
“We already chopped up the Thursday night victory for the Lions over the Dallas Cowboys that we saw last night.”
Character Insights from 'Landman'
2:58 to 6:33
Andy Garcia shares insights on his character and working with Taylor Sheridan.
“We love all things Taylor Sheridan, but this show in particular, Andy Garcia is about to come out here on our set, is joined the cast at the end of season one.”
Andy Garcia on the Miami Dolphins
6:33 to 10:44
Andy discusses his long-time support for the Miami Dolphins and their current season.
“But Taylor asked me to come out to Fort Worth to meet him before that he wanted to create this character for me.”
Filming 'Landman' and Golf
10:44 to 14:00
Andy Garcia talks about filming 'Landman' and his golf game experiences.
“with these new rules where the defensive backs can't touch anybody and they can't muscle them.”
Andy Garcia's Golfing Anecdotes
14:00 to 20:00
Andy Garcia shares personal stories about golf and his interactions with fellow golfer Joe Pesci.
“So I just said, well, I'd be I thought it was interesting that I would be putting it.”
Behind the Scenes of Ocean's Eleven
20:00 to 26:20
Andy Garcia discusses his character, insights into filming Ocean's Eleven, and memorable moments on set.
“and Don is in the middle, Scotty Conn, and I'm to the right.”
Fan Call: Coaching Changes for the Giants
28:49 to 31:52
Discussion about potential head coach candidates for the New York Giants.
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Week 14 NFL Preview: Stakes and Matchups
31:53 to 42:00
Analysis of crucial games and implications for NFL Week 14.
“We'll find out if he's got a college football playoff team.”
Traveling for Sports Events
42:43 to 43:51
Rich shares experiences of traveling for sports and the challenges faced.
“city i know what it's like when i'm traveling for big games and events i remember being in Pittsburgh earlier this year and experiencing the beautiful architecture and passion those fans have for their home teams.”
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Caller Discussion: Cowboys' Performance
43:56 to 45:32
Discussion about Cowboy James’ thoughts on the Cowboys and player performances.
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Show Wrap Up and Guest Thanks
46:30 to 46:42
The show wraps up, and Rich thanks his guests and listeners.
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Show Wrap Up and Guest Thanks
46:47 to 47:16
The show wraps up, and Rich thanks his guests and listeners.
“We're back at you here from this space on Monday from our Los Angeles studios, and then all next week we're going to be doing our shows from New York City, from the home offices of ESPN and the family of networks there.”
Transcript
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1:37Rich Eisen:They give it to Jameer. He's gone, baby. We're going to bite a kneecap off. They've intercepted by the lion. DJ Reed. Earlier on the show. NFL Network insider Tom Pelissero. Super Bowl winning head coach Bruce Arians. Coming up. Academy Award nominated actor Andy Garcia. And now it's Rich Eisen. Hour number three of the Rich Eisen Show is on the air. We're live on Disney Plus, the ESPN app everywhere. We say hello to those listening on ESPN Radio presented by Progressive Insurance. Hello to everybody out there on Sirius XM Channel 80. Later on in this hour, I'll give you what else is at stake in week number 14 of the National Football League season.
2:20Rich Eisen:And there is quite a lot at stake. We already chopped up the Thursday night victory for the Lions over the Dallas Cowboys that we saw last night. Tom Pellicero joined us in our number one. Our number two also featured Bruce Arians, as well as our usual What's More Likely. All of it is available on our YouTube channel, youtube.com slash RichEyesAndShow. If you missed anything, there's all three hours of our podcast as well. As you know, one of our favorite shows is Landman on Paramount+. Allie Larder was on this program just a couple of weeks ago, talking about our Eagles as well as Landman Season 2.
2:56Rich Eisen:Billy Bob Thornton's been on here before. We love all things Taylor Sheridan, but this show in particular, Andy Garcia is about to come out here on our set, is joined the cast at the end of season one. He's featured in season number two quite a bit, including just this past weekend's episode. He plays an individual named Dan Morrell Angelino. It just depends on if he's just, I guess, laundering money or making it. this is him in a scene with Demi Moore that's coming up this very weekend your husband he left you quite a mess it wasn't intentional
3:42but yes he did
3:50snakes are cannibals did you know that I did not They eat rabbits, mice, squirrels, quail, but they also eat each other. I know my business is similar, but the snakes, we have a code. We only eat other snakes, no rabbits, no mice, no quail. I'd like to help you, but I can't negotiate with you. not because you're a woman. You're not a snake. Have Tommy reach out.
4:29Rich Eisen:Are you calling Tommy a snake? Well, maybe not a snake, but he's a hawk. And hawks, they eat snakes too. Tommy being the Billy Bob Thornton character, the awesome stuff, Andy Garcia is here on the Rich Eisen Show. Let's go. Hi, how are you? Good to see you. Do these lines written by Taylor Sheridan just jump off the page? You're saying, I can make a meal of this when I'm sitting down on camera to do it. He's such a great writer. You can just say the words. It's not only his writing, the way how he can write individually for every character, so uniquely specifically, but also his storytelling, the arcs of his stories with the characters, which is very important in an ongoing series, his ideas about that.
5:17and of course the voicing of this central character for billy bob is just quite extraordinary you know this he can't take a step without the basically having the uh you know the weight of the world on his shoulders right coming at him from all angles all the time and now we have in this new season also sam elliott has joined the show as his dad yeah and them together you know billy and sam
5:38Rich Eisen:together are really sublime you know what a cast too i mean you got an academy award nominee that you're across from right there and then he is amazing in the show right and and you know we had ali larder here just the other yeah the other week and michelle everybody everybody just it's it's a it's a group of scenery chewers you know what i mean like it's like you're all chewing up the scenery and and and in the good way you know um and i i can't get enough of it what what did taylor sheridan tell you about your character i don't want to i don't want to spoil anything Because we're kind of still learning about how dark you are or how, you know, I'm rooting that you're going to turn into a nice guy a little bit here.
6:17Rich Eisen:I'll be honest with you. From the fan point of view. He has two names. He does, I know. You set him up already when you opened the show. You know, in the first season, you learn about him a certain way. Yes. And in the second season, he kind of sees the other side of the coin. Right. Right. But Taylor asked me to come out to Fort Worth to meet him before that he wanted to create this character for me. And of course, for me, I found that to be a great privilege. You know, I was a big fan of his already, not only from Yellowstone, but from early from his movies. He wasn't. He's still an actor. But I knew him as an actor.
6:50But also I knew him, you know, of the films he wrote, which were quite extraordinary. I said, this guy can really write. And so when I got the call that he says that he wanted to create this character, told me that there was essentially this kind of cartel presence in the Permian Basin and in Texas and I had no idea.
7:08Rich Eisen:That's the thing about all his shows too. By the way, obviously, you know, you've worked with Costner before. He's worked with Costner. We saw what Yellowstone has been basically the base of operations for everything else out of it. And, you know, watching Taylor Sheridan's Lioness, for instance, just the fact that he learns that world and now I'm learning it. he seems to be so detail-oriented in every world that he creates. Yeah, and it's based on a podcast, too. You know, it's Christian Wallace's podcast. Sure. But the words are tailored, you know. Right. But, you know, that was it. I said, you know, he said, I want to create this character for you.
7:48And I said, I'm in. I'm all in. I said, you know, let's go. Right. There was nothing written yet, but I said, I'm all in.
7:53Rich Eisen:Yeah. And you didn't even see a written word. No, no, no. Like you're all. Don't need to. don't need to no no we spoke about life and movies and the character where he was from and he says no it's you he's not from texas he's you know my pastor and we started to spitball a little bit about okay then so he's he's maybe south florida he's cuban he's the connection to where the source okay the raw material comes from you know and he developed this this this uh area and through time these relationships in the business world and and then he went off and wrote but uh i was happy that he was a fan he had seen a movie of mine many years ago with al ashby called eight million ways to die and he was a fan so so part of that one i i i was you know like i said i was privileged that he thought of me you know so you're saying that your character galeno roots for the miami dolphins is that what you're saying right now i hadn't picked up on that yeah what do you what do you think of your miami dolphins right now well we're a little bit of a streak you know you are i mean what kind of if we can win out you never know maybe we'll sneak in you know we have a some You kind of just went, for you, something called higher register, which is a gag or a bit that we do around here.
9:02Rich Eisen:When you mentioned Dolphins, I went in my register. Well, the register goes up, and you've got to go higher register in order to believe it. Like, hey, if we went out. Oh, I see. You know what I mean? Like, hey, you never know. You never know. I'm a glasses half full kind of guy with the Dolphins. Well, this kid, HN, when he gets the ball, it's a home run almost every time. What happened also is that McDaniel, very cleverly, because of his abilities, he put a tackle as a secondary tight end and sometimes in the backfield as a fullback. And it's opened up a little bit more of the zone blocking and more people out there blocking for the HNs of the world.
9:41Rich Eisen:Plus the way he schemes things up. It comes from, obviously, the San Francisco world where just all you got to do is just get one little extra angle, one little extra motion. and suddenly that step will hit a crease and off you can go. We're certainly going to be as fast as he is. So how far back with the Dolphins do you go from the beginning? From day one. From day one, I was there opening kickoff when Joe Auer took the opening kickoff 105 yards. No kidding. In the Orange Bowl, yeah. You were physically there? I was physically there in the 60s, and I went all through the Shula years and the undefeated season.
10:16I was at every game in the Marino years, And then I moved to L.A. on 78. And now periodically we would go back and see a game. But mostly in those days it wasn't like the Sunday ticket. So we'd find satellite places that had satellites. Eventually I got a satellite from my house to watch the games. Did you meet Marino? Yes, yes. Give me that one. What do you got for me there? Oh, my God. He's the best. And I asked him, you know, I was at one of the games. I was sitting with him in their booth up there. Yeah, yeah. And I said, Dan, what do you think you would do? with these new rules where the defensive backs can't touch anybody and they can't muscle them.
10:54And you're like, oh, my God. He didn't even have to answer. He just laughs, right? He just went like that. It'd be thousands and thousands of yards.
11:01Rich Eisen:5 ,000 every season. 6 ,000 wouldn't even be any stretch. Yeah, I mean, you know, there's been great passers of the ball in the NFL, you know, from Joe Namath and all. But I think, hands down, I think Marino is the greatest passer, too, you know, in the game. I mean, you got to sit here and he and Elway from the 80s. Yeah. Suddenly, you know, with each passing year, a lot of people forget how incredibly great they were. Amazing. You know, so that so Marino. So you go way back in the day. Way back, yeah. Die hard, die hard. Gary, you're premium making that moment in the Super Bowl. Come on, come on.
11:38Rich Eisen:Well, I mean, that actually prevented that prevented the Dolphins from having the final score match their record. of 17-0. If he made that field goal, they'd have been up 17-0. Instead, it made it 14-7, which they won. I'm not bringing up the losses to you. You know what I mean? I thought you were talking about Gary Uprimi trying to make the pass. And instead of, had he not made the field goal, it would have been 17-0 as the final score for a 17-0 team. Oh, I see what you're saying. Instead, it was 14-7 as the final score because of what happened. Alright, so we got the Miami Dolphins there. Landman, again, is available every single Sunday on Paramount+.
12:21Rich Eisen:And congrats, season three's picked up. Yeah, I just heard this morning before, as soon as I got here. I got to come here more often. How many times have we had that? This is like instance three or four where this has happened, where an actor in the show has been on the show that day when it got announced, a new season. Yeah, yeah, that's amazing. Like I said, it's a privileged situation to be in, a lot of fun. and, you know, the cast, the play with that cast and with that writing is really beautiful. And again, just look at that cast that's up on there on the screen. It really is phenomenal with Taylor Sheridan at the controls as well.
12:55Rich Eisen:And you're working on your golf game while you're shooting Landman? Is that what I understand here? I did actually because Taylor, I think it's in the episode four this weekend. He had written this thing in a monologue that Billy comes to my office and he says, you can, you know, basically say something to the effect. It's a tease. There you go. It's a tease saying, you know, you can pretend you can play golf at the country club. But I know, you know, I saw you kill a man in front of me. You know, I know who you are. And so I saw that. I called Scotty Cameron and he made he's made me these Napa putters, which is the putter that Ben Crenshaw kind of made famous.
13:32The old. Sure. 80, 80, 802 Wilson, 80, 802 from the 60s, you know, Palmer and stuff. And he made me that putter. He says, and so when Billy comes to see me, I said, I'm going to be putting in my office. And then the director, Stephen Kay, said, oh, great. Just keep. So we have this kind of rather intense scene. And my character is just putting through it. So Taylor Sheridan writes a scene for you to play golf in your office. No, no. He just mentioned that he Billy said, I know that you like to play, you know, play golf. So I just said, well, I'd be I thought it was interesting that I would be putting it.
14:07You know, golfers. Oh, you suggested. I just brought it out and brought the putter with me. And I said, what if I'm putting to the director? And he said, great, let's do that. You know, golfers, we have a chance to practice our putting wherever it is. We'll just sit right here. On a break, everybody would be putting. Look over your right shoulder.
14:24Rich Eisen:There's the surface right there. I'll look up from this desk actually getting ready to do the show. And I'll see him putting over there. And I'm like, what's happening? So exactly. So if you zoom into that shot, you'll see the little Scotty Cameron label on the putter. So that's Danny Morrell's putter. It's a gunmetal blue Napa. It's called Napa. Scotty said, I'm going to make it gunmetal. That's a great flex, by the way, Andy, to just be like, hey, Scotty Cameron, can you make me a custom putter? Yeah, he's been good to me. He's been good to me, yeah. How is your game going? It's my handicap's going up.
14:58You're working. Yeah, no, but also length. You know, when you have to hit hybrids and three was into par fours, you're going to have to get up and down a lot to keep your handicap to some. The lowest I've ever been has been like a seven. I'm maybe like a 14 now. All right.
15:15Rich Eisen:I got to go here, even though I probably shouldn't, but I'm going to go here. Andy Garcia here on the Rich Eisen Show. You know, I've seen you out at the club. Okay. At Lakeside, yeah. Yes, indeed. And I see Pesci there. Mm-hmm. What do you and Joe Pesci talk about? when you're just hanging out, if you don't mind me asking. Andy Garcia. I don't think anything specific, but we do talk about golf, actually. You know, he'll say. Just golf? Well, he'll look at what I'm doing. He goes, what are you doing? What are you doing? Why are you doing that? But you don't talk about the profession? You never do that?
15:51Sometimes, but I wouldn't say that it's something that we always talk about. I think it's just easygoing. You know, nothing. I wish I could tell you an anecdote or say we like to talk about this or that, but it's pretty easygoing. He loves the game. He takes it. He's very serious about the game. He's very serious about people playing fast in front of him.
16:11Rich Eisen:That I know. Yeah, I know. He kind of bops around a lot. He just finds an empty hole and plays and hits a couple balls. He likes to just be out there. I know that. I feel bad sometimes when I look to my right and I see him zipping past. I'm like, I'm trying. I'm trying to go fast. Well, I'll see him across the way if I'm not playing with him. And I'll go like this. We have a, so he knows that it's me. You know, it's like bringing in an airplane, you know, and he goes, I said, Joe, if I go, if I go like this, it's me. Because a lot of people, you know, will go, hey, hey, Joe, how are you? And I said, I'm just doing this.
16:41That's me. And he'll go like, he'll look and he'll go, hey, how you doing? Oh, my God. He's the best, huh? He's an American original.
16:48Rich Eisen:He told me that he will go up to a kid. Well, I've been told, actually, by people of the club when they bring the kids. And obviously, I know him from Goodfellas. I even know him from like Easy Money, right? From back in the day. But from Home Alone. Home Alone. And he'll go up to a kid who recognizes from Home Alone. And he'll say, I haven't broken into your house yet. I have a picture that reminds me. I have a picture of him with my daughter, Daniela, who's now in her mid-30s. but she was probably 10. Right. And she was at the club with me on my golf cart, you know, and I was playing with Joe and she came up or something like that and he sat on the thing and he took her hand and he put it in his mouth like this.
17:32And I have that shot, so that's just a reminder. I love that guy.
17:37Rich Eisen:So are you in maybe the next Oceans? Are we in the car? I was told I was, I haven't read the script. I was told by Grant Hesloff, who's my golf buddy and producer. I was sitting next to him last night. Oh, yeah? Yeah, yeah. Did you pick his brain about Oceans? Because he's involved in that. He told me, yes, that I'm in it, but I haven't. I wish I had known while I was out flopping him. But anyway, long story short is you were definitely, you think you're, you've been told you were in this next thing. He told me that my character's in it and just trying to get a green light, you know. Terry Benedict.
18:13Seria Benedict is back. Who did you base him on? No one in particular? No one in particular, no. It was just the writing itself, how he's presented. I mean, I had that guy. I remember having a conversation with Soderbergh when we first started. We had our first meeting together. Right. And I said, you know, Stephen, I think this guy is like, you know, he has kind of a military precision, you know, like the art of war kind of guy. He's very disciplined about who he is and the way he dresses and all these things and sort of maybe like an Eastern philosophy about him. Yes. And but he's like he's very precise when he goes through his casino.
18:55People have to fall in to talk to him. He's not going to he's not going through the casino casually. He has things to do and he's like a shark. He's got to keep moving. Right. And if people have to talk to him, they got to fall in and give him the information as he goes. and I mean he said okay yeah that sounds great and that if and he kind of states stuff for that if you see Ocean's Eleven you see the mic there's scenes like that where we want to keep moving and
19:19Rich Eisen:you know is it true that um that some of the scenes in which you're walking in the casino or even um you know when you're you're you're in the back part of the casino and and this is when it's all going the heist is going down the shots of you walking around were shot weeks apart and you had to match your it's possible sometimes that happens where you are in the casino but my favorite story if you have time i please do of oceans 11 i think it was oceans 11 now we were doing the lunch break instead of going to like the catering or whatever uh don cheadle and scotty con and myself we went to the cafeteria at the bellagio and they have this long counter that kind of sweeps like this and this that's in the it's in the casino area there so we sit down in the counter like this and Don is in the middle, Scotty Conn, and I'm to the right.
20:08And this young girl from New York says, how can I help you? And we go, oh, we just want to have some quick lunch. He goes, what are you doing here? He says, no, we're shooting a movie. He goes, you're shooting a movie? He goes, yes, we're shooting a movie. This is Don Cheadle's talking. Yes. Shooting a movie. He goes, who's in the movie? And he says, well, George Clooney, Brad Pitt, Matt Damon, Julia Roberts, Andy Garcia. Andy Garcia's in the movie? Oh my God, heart be still. I'm sitting right here next to him. Heart be still, oh my God, he's my favorite. Can I see him? You think I'll be able to see him?
20:47He goes, he's sitting right here. And she looked me up and down and says, no, no. No, he's much taller, more handsome, stronger.
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20:58And then she walked away. did she think you were somebody else and listen i had that you know terry benedict's claw i had like yeah five thousand dollars on me in clothing you know and i took five hundred dollar haircut you know what i mean and it's still like nah it's not good no she really looked at me she went no
21:17Rich Eisen:that's amazing it's kind of it just looks again one of the compliments that we love getting um is from people who watch us and listen to us and he's like looks like you're having fun that movie oh yeah of course looks well though obviously you're all acting yeah like that had to have been a complete well it trickles it trickles down from from george george does you know he's uh joy of life and his sense of humor and and of course weintraub you know and you have you know in that period of people want to have fun you have brad and matt and don and everybody and Scotty and, you know, Affleck, Casey, and, you know, just a bunch of loony toys.
21:59Carl Reiner, I mean. Carl Reiner, God rest his soul. You're right there on the screen. Oh, he was the best. You know, I miss him so much. You know, when someone like that looks, tells you, I remember I was doing this actual scene, and he came, and I said, I said, Carl, what a great pleasure it is to work with you. I've been such a great admirer of yours so many years, you know, forever, you know. And he looked at me and he said, you're beloved. No kidding. That's what he said. And I was like. No kidding. Yeah.
22:35Rich Eisen:That'd be pretty cool for you. Oh, man. It's like, you know, you know, it's it's it's it means the world to, you know, when a colleague or someone that you think, well, you know, you go like, has he been, you know, he's been watching whatever. I did and he has that reaction sure or is a it's a beautiful gift you know that is awesome yeah and I could geek out on this so much but is it also true in the scene where you walk up to all the whales and you're talking three different languages that Soderbergh threw that on you at the last second you had to you had to learn I don't remember I don't remember again these are all things that are a long time I don't remember you know I don't remember I think you remember if you have to learn Mandarin at the drop of a hat.
23:19No, I have a feeling that was in the script and I probably learned. A little snippet where you're saying you're talking to one. No, I think that was in the script and I learned it. I would love to take credit that I can do a little Mandarin gibberish on the spot.
23:33Rich Eisen:My 13-year-old watched it, loved it. And I watch it back. It's a remote drop movie for me. Ocean's Eleven. It's a beautiful film. And you know what's magical also in that movie is the ending over the fountain where people peel off. and I remember, and Claire DeLune is playing and you're not in that and I remember Soderbergh said to the team, to the guys you guys are all there but you guys peel off on your own time, whoever wants to go first third or fourth I'm covering it so it all works and you guys decide when you guys want to go what your individual character wants to go but I just want to leave Elliot Gould there by himself you know why do you think he did that because elliot was the elder statesman of the casino thing no but just to let everybody leave when they're just going to leave organically whose goes first is it wasn't like a pecking order you know let's leave you know danny ocean last or so and so okay so it was more like everybody leaves in their own time however they do it all right i'm gonna i'll put you on a little bit of a spot then before i let you go here okay andy garcia so you haven't read the script yet of the next iteration okay no what do you want Terry Benedict to be coming in and finishing up like a coherent that's it just coherent and uh you know by the way in that movie I think it was in one yeah in one yeah uh this is great there's also there's also a putting scene I try to put a putting scene everything And we were doing this scene with Julia Roberts.
25:10I think it's in 11. And I had told the prop guy, just for the sake of maybe I'll use it or whatever. Because he said, you want any props? And I said, yeah, make me a cane with a putter head. That same map by the old putter head. Because it looks like a cane. It sure does if you flip it over. Yeah. And make me that and we'll see what happens. And there was a scene with Julia. and I think it's in 11, where the scene starts and you see a glass on the floor and a ball comes off camera to try to make it in the glass that's turned over on the floor. I didn't make the putt, but then I come to get the balls and it's a reveal, you know?
25:51So, like I said, the Scotty Cameron putters are in my rider. I love it.
25:58Rich Eisen:That's the way to work it, man. Again, new episodes of Landman available to stream every Sunday exclusively on Paramount Plus. An incredible cast, an incredible show. And Andy, you're the man. Thanks for coming here and sharing your stories. It's great to see you too. I mean, I could go in millions of other directions, but I'll just wait until the next time to come here. Please, anytime. Anything else you want to pop? What's going on here with you? I'm in the editing room. I just wrote and directed a picture that I also acted in. I've been trying to make for like 15 years. So that's what I'm doing now.
26:30We have a great cast. Vicky Creeps, Rose Murray DeWitt, Brendan Fraser, Bill Murray, Dustin Hoffman, Danny Houston, Ewell Vasquez, Damien Beshear. I mean, I was blessed with great actors. Fantastic. And that's right now in the room right now.
26:45Rich Eisen:I'm heading there right now. Fantastic. Well, don't let me hold you up. I want to see that movie. And everybody, check out Landman on Paramount+. Just picked up for season three. Come back and we'll get you season four. How does that sound? Looking forward to that's what it is. Andy Garcia right here on the Rich Eisen Show, back in a moment here in Los Angeles.
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28:47Rich Eisen:Back here on The Rich Eisen Show, as a simulcast, we're here on ESPN Radio, presented by Progressive Insurance. Before I get to what's at stake for the rest of week 14, let's go to Joe in Texas. He's been hanging on the longest. What's up, Joseph? Joe. You there, Joe? Uh-oh. Joe. Everybody hangs on for all this time, and then it's time. Pop them back on hold. Anthony in Miami has been hanging on the second longest. What's on, Anthony? What's going on? Hey, Rich. Long-time fan. What's up? I wish I could watch the special for Stuart Scott because he was one of my favorites. I've been a fan of you and Stu since the few years.
29:30Rich Eisen:Yeah, that's coming up next Wednesday. It's coming up Wednesday on ESPN, so maybe you'll be able to catch it. Yeah, I don't have ESPN. I can't afford to get ESPN. I got you, man. But I appreciate you calling in today. What's on your mind? I want to talk about the Giants and who should be their new head coach. because it's quite clear that they obviously need somebody who is a disciplinarian type, someone who commands respect and commands the room. I'm hearing a lot of people saying that if Mike Tomlin gets let go by the Steelers or if he decides to leave, he should do it. I disagree. The person who should be the head coach of the New York Giants is the head coach at Notre Dame, Marcus Freeman.
30:11Rich Eisen:Yeah, I bet you they're, Dave. let me tell you uh i i i think his name's going to be mentioned every single year um and i i don't know what would make it stop other than him taking a job but he is highly impressive what he has done with notre dame would absolutely be something i think the giants are interested in um i don't know if the giants would take a college coach at the very end of the day I don't know what their mindset is going to be. Joe Shane is leading it, but if they wind up with Marcus Freeman, I think every Giant fan would be ecstatic over something like that. Anthony? I see Marcus Freeman as somebody like Jimmy Johnson when he went to Dallas.
30:55Rich Eisen:Why not? Why not? Because when you look at the Giants roster, there is a lot of young players on that roster, a lot of rookies, first, second, third, and even fourth year players. Marcus Freeman has been head coach of Notre Dame four years, which means he's recruited and he was coordinator for Brian Kelly for two. So he's recruited a lot of the players that are on the Giants. He knows what their strengths are. He knows what their weaknesses are. Not a bad idea. Anthony, thank you for the call. Thanks for hanging on as long as you did. That's Anthony in Miami right here. Or if he is from New York City, it sounds like he is from, he's probably known as Anthony in certain parts.
31:35Rich Eisen:That's what we would call somebody like Anthony from Staten Island. Antony. Antony. Or Tony. Hey, man, Marcus Freeman is going to have his name mentioned every coaching cycle in the National Football League, no matter how many times he says, I like it here. Is he ever. And we'll find out if he makes it when we come on the air Monday. We'll find out if he's got a college football playoff team. Wouldn't that be something? Wouldn't that be something? It's a TV show. That's Sunday, right? That'll be, it usually happens during, is it Sunday night or is it usually, it usually happens during game day morning.
32:13Rich Eisen:Usually they get in my ear and say the college football rankings are out and then we pop it on the screen and we're like, okay, now I guess the games are over Saturday. Let's have the adults play. 844-204-RICH, number to dial. Week 14 is just chock full of playoff implicating action. and every single week it ratchets up now. December football, now there's so much at stake coming into this weekend in the National Football League and it's time for me to just lay it all out for you as to what's at stake in week number 14. Hit it please, I need some music for that sort of thing and I'm going to start in Atlanta.
32:56Rich Eisen:There's eight early window games, eight of them. The Seattle Seahawks are in Atlanta. the Atlanta Falcons are playing out the string and I don't know if they're playing for their coach's job I don't mean to ever stir that stuff up but who the heck knows anymore these days I know that they like Raheem Morris there and there's lots to like about with Raheem Drake London's not playing in this game and that doesn't help matters and the Seahawks are coming to the east coast and this is what they do they come east in an early window when you're supposed to beat them and they beat you up instead and the Seahawks are going to need to win this game, knowing that later on in the day, the Rams are taking on the Arizona Cardinals.
33:34Rich Eisen:The San Francisco 49ers are chilling their heels, cooling their heels on their bye week. Seahawks early window, Rams late window, and that's going to be a Jacoby Brissett start, and the Rams last week, early window west to east. They couldn't pull it off against the Carolina Panthers, who are on a bye week this week. So the Rams late window will already know the results of the Seattle Seahawks. These two teams, the Rams and the Seahawks, are on a collision course for their next and final game, which is the Thursday night kickoff to week 16. That's what's at stake between those teams while the Steelers and the Ravens take on each other.
34:19Rich Eisen:This is all happening at the same time. The Rams and the Cardinals are later on. But while the Seahawks are taking on the Falcons, the Steelers and the Ravens the first of two times. Six and six versus six and six. And the winner has a massive tie break over the other. As I mentioned, the first of two times these two teams face each other in Pittsburgh in the final game of the year. So what better way to go into the last four weeks of the season than beating your blood rival and having a first place record? and Lamar is just announced today despite him being banged up missing some practices he's going and then the Pittsburgh Steelers are going to be on the road and they're going to be hoping that they'll look up in the crowd and see some terrible towels and make them feel like they are at home even though it's Baltimore and it's a blood sport and there's so much at stake right now because it as this is happening Joe Burrow's back he's back in western New York and the Cincinnati Bengals at four and eight know, know that they still have, regardless of the result, Pittsburgh and Baltimore, a shot to win this division.
35:33Rich Eisen:Because Joe Burrow's back, and it's for the first time since week two. Burrow behind center, and then T. Higgins and Jamar Chase out wide. T. Higgins has been cleared. While the Buffalo Bills, I mean, Darius Slay is like, all right, I'm so glad you picked me up but what do you think eight and four is not is not a good spot to be in with josh allen coming off that win the team he wants to go to is also eight and four i get that one's a big mystery and then you know joey bosa is not playing no terrell bernard playing in this game either i mean what a monster game this is because if the bills lose it their next game is at new england and if they lose that one, the division's done.
36:20Rich Eisen:The Patriots can clinch the division if the Bills lose this game and if the Bengals win it, oh baby, it's on like Donkey Kong. So there is so much at stake for both teams. The season's over if the Bills win this for Cincinnati. I can at least say that even though I've been saying the season is not over. And if the Bills win this game, the division somehow is still in the mix. But the Bengals win this game, then they go home, it'll be Burrow's first home game since week two. And it'll be against Baltimore for them to try and sweep the Ravens. That's a massive game that's at stake there. And while this is happening, the AFC South has a massive game between the Colts and the Jaguars.
37:03Rich Eisen:The Colts, who lost at home last week to the Texans, need to win this game in order to have a shot at their division, one would think. Because they already lost one at home to the Texans. they haven't played the Jaguars at home yet either. The Jaguars would love to tell the Colts not here, not today. No Sauce Gardner. He's out. Jonathan Taylor's got to carry today here, man. Daniel Jones banged up, nicked up. Who knows? The Jaguars are feeling it. And Duval's going to show up in full throat. And the Colts normally don't do very well there in Jacksonville. What a big game this is. Colts win it.
37:38Rich Eisen:They have a great shot at the division. Jaguars win it. and the Colts have got to be wondering what is going on because their next game for them is not easy. They visit Seattle while they're home for San Francisco. Oh boy. And then they have Jacksonville at home and then they're at Houston. They've got to win this. They've got to win some games now. That would be three losses in a row and Jacksonville has been on a heater since that London game against the Rams. So, except for losing at home to Houston, I mean, losing in Houston, a game that they had pretty much wrapped up. Otherwise, that'd be on a five-game win streak.
38:17Rich Eisen:That's a massive game. Meanwhile, while that's happening, the Commanders are at the Vikings. And again, I know these teams are out of it. But Jaden Daniels is back. J.J. McCarthy is in. These are games that the Commanders haven't won since they were 3-2. They're 3-9. The Vikings need to show something. They need to see a pulse. They need to have J.J. McCarthy stop all this conversation about how they made a massive mistake. he's got five games left four games left part five games left in which to prove it that's a big game the Dolphins and the Jets are taking on each other at the same time one eastern window the Jets just surprised the Falcons the Dolphins win this one they take on the Steelers next week they have an opportunity to get back to 500 the Jets would love to stick it to the Dolphins remember the Monday night game where the Jets thought that season could still be redeemed that was the Dolphins only win when they started 1-6 they're 5-7 now here we go the Dolphins need to win this one because they have some tough games ahead meanwhile while that's happening you also have the Titans at the Browns okay you've got Shador another home start you got Cam Ward coming in you got the first overall pick taking on a 5th round selection who thought, or at least many people thought, once upon a time could be first overall.
39:39Rich Eisen:Saints at Buccaneers. Bucs not getting Mike Evans back yet. But the Bucs need to win this game, certainly with Carolina on their bye week. That is a big game in division. That's all good. I mean, the witching hour is going to be insane. And then you've got late window, the Broncos at the Raiders. The Broncos coming off of that big win on Sunday night football. They win this. they would be the one seed above the bi-weekend Patriots, both 11-2 going into the final stretch of the season, while the Raiders at 2-10, they are getting, they need a win in the worst way. I mean, in the absolute worst way, is Max Crosby going to play in this game?
40:17Rich Eisen:You know, the Broncos are hoping that's not the case. I already mentioned Rams and the Cardinals. Bears and Packers, baby. Bears and the Packers are playing each other for the right to be in first place. and this is Ben Johnson's first crack at the Packers and they're the teams coming in at 9-3 and the Packers are 8-3-1 and they're coming off a win against the Lions this game is as huge as possibly can get the Bears are the one seed can the Rams take the one seed back can the Eagles take the one seed back let's pump the brakes a little bit because you got the Texans, the Chiefs on Sunday night the Chiefs at 6-6 they have to win this game they have to win out essentially and hope for some great results in order to make the playoffs.
41:01Rich Eisen:Absolutely need to beat the Texans because they already have a tie break on the Colts and the Texans. And if the Jaguars win the AFC South, the Chiefs can cash in some of these tie breaks and take care of business until the Texans beat it. And they can also somehow, some way, just wipe the taste of the last two weeks out of their mouths while the Texans have been on a roll. And what better way to say that we are no longer 0-3 and we can not only win this division, We can make a greater run than that if we win the division. And put that card on the table. That's on Sunday Night Football. And then the Eagles come out here to SoFi Stadium.
41:36Rich Eisen:The Chargers want to win this division. They got to keep winning. Justin Herbert with a surgically repaired hand taking on an Eagles team that will not have Jalen Carter. But they will have a home field advantage. And one would think all the fans there won't be booing them every two seconds. That's a big time contest. Certainly with the Cowboys having already lost. They win this. their magic number to clinch the division is two going to the final four games of the year and that's what's at stake in week number 14 let's go we take a break we'll be back with your calls in a moment
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42:59Rich Eisen:That was so infectious. Now it was a great trip, but you know what it's like dealing with the travel. The airport is packed, hotels are booked up, restaurants all busy. And when you have that kind of influx of visitors in your city, a lot of them are searching for a place that feels a little bit more like home during their trip. That's why this can be a smart time to think about listing your own space on Airbnb. If you've got plans to be away this summer, consider listing your space on Airbnb while you're gone and earn some extra cash. It's simple. You're already traveling, so your place doesn't just sit empty while your city is busy.
43:34Rich Eisen:And from my experience on the road, having a comfortable home base can change the whole experience of a trip. So whether it's a big sports weekend, a concert series, or a major event coming to your area, this could be the right time to list your space on Airbnb. Your home might be worth more than you think. Find out how much at Airbnb.com slash host. The Rich Eisen Show, the podcast. Back here on the Rich Eisen Show. We're on ESPN Radio presented by Progressive Insurance. As I mentioned, 844-204-RICH is the number to dial right here on the program. so let me go to a quick phone call right here Cowboy James in San Antonio what's up Cowboy James hey Rich thanks for taking my call hey TJ sir I say I didn't want you to catch all that smoke today by yourself man thank you you know I've been a Cowboy fan since 72 so hey I'm here with you brother I'm here with you I still say that we need to pay Pickens.
44:45Rich Eisen:He had a bad game. I'm not going to hold it against him like you didn't. C.D. Lamb had the drops, you know, a couple of weeks ago. He came back strong. I expect Pickens to come back strong against Minnesota, and I still think he ought to get paid, you know, give him that 60-70 guarantee and about, you know, A million, million and a half above the franchise tag. And we're going to be all good, even if it's for next year. Well, listen, Cowboy James, I'm glad you're there for TJ. I'd like you to be there for me when I negotiate my next contract. Thank you to Cowboy James in San Antonio. ESPN Radio is presented by Progressive Insurance.
45:27Rich Eisen:They make the claims process easy so you can get back on the road in no time. It's why over 43 million drivers trust Progressive. See for yourself at Progressive.com. and in terms of pickings he's going to be he's already heard it i'm sure he's heard it already and he's going to be hearing it certainly since they're on a mini buy like that performance last night they needed him to be like the pickings for the last three weeks and instead you know you look you look at it he's running he'd run you know routes that were in crisp and he let a ball drop right in front of him lights could have been or in his eyes or not it how he's going to handle this is crucially important and if I'm the Dallas Cowboys I'm taking note of it because if he's going in a tank where did that tank come from because he was killing it.
46:13Rich Eisen:Here's the deal he can't go in the tank because CD based upon what we saw last night is not going to play next week. Maybe not. I mean they do have a mini buy. I don't know. I would hope not. So GP3 has got to step up next week. For over 27 years every Hyundai sold has helped fund life-saving pediatric cancer research as part of Hyundai Hope on Wheels. Together Together with over 850 dealers nationwide, they've raised more than$277 million, supporting over 25 ,000 kids in their fight against cancer. Visit HyundaiUSA.com and search Hyundai Hope on Wheels to learn more. Hyundai Hope isn't optional.
46:48Rich Eisen:It comes standard. We're back at you here from this space on Monday from our Los Angeles studios, and then all next week we're going to be doing our shows from New York City, from the home offices of ESPN and the family of networks there. That's wild. That will be indeed wild. That's next week. I want to thank today's guests, Tom Pelissero, Bruce Arians, and the great, cool, chill, awesome Andy Garcia. Thanks for listening to the Rich Eisen Show podcast. You can watch and listen to the Rich Eisen Show live weekdays from noon to 3 Eastern on ESPN Radio, Disney Plus, and on the ESPN app. The Rich Eisen Show, the podcast.
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Rich previews NFL Week 14 and lays out what’s at stake in Rams vs Cardinals, Steelers vs Ravens, Falcons vs Seahawks, Bengals vs Bills, Colts vs Jaguars, Commanders vs Vikings, Dolphins vs Jets, Titans vs Browns, Broncos vs Raiders, Bears vs Packers, Texans vs Chiefs and Eagles vs Chargers.
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