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Rich Eisen backs Jacksonville and lets "simple math" settle Atlanta

Jeremy Fowler brings trade-deadline questions, while Brian Urlacher joins Eisen to discuss Chicago's reshaped identity.

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What’s More Likely: Rich Eisen Talks Chargers, Bengals, Giants, Eagles, 49ers, Rams, Patriots & More

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0:43Eisen predicts Jacksonville's remaining wins will exceed Baltimore's remaining losses, while expecting the Ravens to recover.
2:37Eisen favors London, Pitts and Robinson in the production comparison because their group has an extra player.
3:40He expects Broncos-Panthers to feature multiple lead changes and come down to the final drive.
7:08Eisen chooses Will Anderson sacks over Justin Herbert touchdown passes.
9:56He expects more significant NFL trades before the deadline than top-25 college upsets.

The Rich Eisen Show collected nearly 13 million views across a busy week, the second-largest weekly gain among its nearby sports-media peers. Subscribers held steady, though the channel's current daily viewing is below its usual pace. NFL Films, meanwhile, is enjoying a particularly strong daily surge.

Eisen posted 26 uploads, with "What's More Likely: Rich Eisen Talks Chargers, Bengals, Giants, Eagles, 49ers, Rams, Patriots & More" drawing the most views of the new releases and carrying the strongest daily momentum. It is a sponsored prediction segment, with Chris Brockman supplying the choices and Eisen supplying answers that range from considered optimism to arithmetic.

Asked whether Jacksonville's remaining wins will exceed Baltimore's remaining losses, Eisen takes the Jaguars, while arguing that the Ravens have too much talent not to recover. Atlanta's skill-player question gets a brisker calculation: Drake London, Kyle Pitts and Bijan Robinson make three players against two. "Simple math!" Eisen says.

The comments have their own agenda. Several viewers make the case for snow games and outdoor football rather than domes; another borrows the segment's format to ask whether Buccaneers completions or Chargers points will produce the bigger total.

Jacksonville also anchors the next-fastest-moving upload, Eisen's argument that the Jaguars are the NFL's best-positioned team after their Thursday victory over Baltimore. Jeremy Fowler's discussion of what Indianapolis wants for Jonathan Taylor rounds out the strongest current momentum.

Elsewhere, the Chargers' hypothetical first overall draft pick gives Eisen a longer-range puzzle. Brian Urlacher brings the conversation back to Chicago, discussing Caleb Williams, Jeffery Simmons and the identity Ben Johnson has built, with room for a favorite Mike Ditka story.

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More likely to be the higher total on Sunday: Buccaneers completed passes or Chargers points?
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Snow games are some of the most entertaining games on TV
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We absolutely do not need domes! It’s called “football weather” for a reason!
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