Rich Eisen and Celtics fan Chris Brockman react to the devastating injury to Boston star F Jayson Tatum late in the Knicks’ Game 4 win in their series.

Many consider Rich Eisen one of the top sportscasters in the world today, but it hasn’t always been smooth sailing for the 55-year-old. At one point, he had to leave ESPN to create his own brand. This led to the creation of “The Rich Eisen” Show in 2014,

Eisen — known for hilariously running the 40-yard dash at various NFL combines — left ESPN in 2003 to join the NFL Network, becoming its primary host. He was drawn to the opportunity to be the “tip of the spear” of a new channel dedicated to the NFL.

Rich Eisen weighs in on the Eagles vs Cowboys season opener, QB Tyler Shough and the New Orleans Saints, George Pickens, Aaron Rodgers, the Browns' QB competition, Bears TE Colston Loveland, and the NBA Playoffs.

Rich Eisen, who first captured audience attention during his ESPN tenure two decades ago, is set to make a surprising return to the network where his career took off. Starting this fall, “The Rich Eisen Show” will transition from its current home on Roku to ESPN.

Former SportsCenter anchor Rich Eisen is returning to ESPN. Eisen is joining the network as a part of its upcoming direct-to-consumer offering, according to The Athletic. Eisen’s show -- The Rich Eisen Show -- will be a part of ESPN’s programming moving forward. The Athletic reports that the show could also be a part of ESPN Radio.

Rich Eisen reacts to the NFL announcing the 2025 season will kick off Week 1 with the Philadelphia Eagles hosting their NFC East rival Dallas Cowboys.

Having appeared across multiple stages, you might wonder if David Spade would be willing to take his signature sarcasm to the depths of the ocean—literally—if given the chance. After all, with a net worth of $70 million,