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In the debut of This Was SportsCenter, Dan Patrick recalls his ESPN rise and Rich Eisen’s public bid for Olbermann’s chair, a move that left Stuart Scott angry but ultimately helped forge Eisen and Scott’s famed SportsCenter partnership; ESPN instead replaced Olbermann with Kenny Mayne, while Patrick and Scott’s rivalry persisted and the show’s hours were notoriously grueling.
Rich Eisen returns to ESPN's Bristol campus to host a retro, midnight SportsCenter, reviving the show's classic era more than two decades after his departure.
NFL Network’s Rich Eisen participates in a Simulcam video that pits his 40-yard dash against notable prospects from the 2026 NFL Scouting Combine, featuring a compilation of workouts and analyst commentary.
Jason Kelce, brother of Travis Kelce, shared on the Rich Eisen show that he declines requests for Taylor Swift concert tickets, despite her offer to provide them. He appreciates Swift's kindness to his family but wants to maintain boundaries and avoid any potential complications.
Rich Eisen, a staunch Michigan football supporter, humorously criticized Ohio State's Marvin Harrison Jr.'s decision to skip the NFL combine, highlighting Michigan's recent dominance over Ohio State and praising Harrison's talent while suggesting he made the right call.
Rich Eisen, while not having an official vote, chose Myles Garrett over T.J. Watt for the NFL Defensive Player of the Year award, leaving Watt in third place on his unofficial ballot. Despite Watt's superior box-score numbers, Eisen's criteria favored Garrett, who is viewed as the favorite for the award. The official winners will be announced in two weeks during NFL Honors on Feb. 8.
Pittsburgh Steelers fans express their frustration with head coach Mike Tomlin and the team's disappointing season, while sports personality Rich Eisen continues to support Tomlin. Eisen received backlash on Twitter from Steelers fans after defending Tomlin on his show, but he took it in stride and even shared some of the posts on his own show. Eisen argues that while Tomlin may not be the right coach for Pittsburgh anymore, he would still be highly sought after if he were to be fired.