Best Podcast Episodes About Philadelphia Eagles
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Updated: Apr 27, 2026 – 38 episodes
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“… saying that's my stance and then no one ever apologized to you. It's like when I see sports fans getting angry at each other. Like, ah, fuck the Eagles fans. These guys are dickheads. I'm like, if you're hanging off the side of a cliff and you're about to fall, but a guy's got an Eagles jersey on and he reaches down to pick you up and help you, would you go, sorry, bro, I fucking hate Philly. You're going to let me drop. No, of course not. And that's what Mexico and that's what California's in with the cartels and with the homeless. You got people with resources that can help you out. But …”
“… a controversial stance on COVID. You mean shit we were right about? And you guys never apologized? That stance? Yeah. That controversial one? Yeah. Like my controversial stance of, I thought we should have killed Hitler before World War II. It's like saying that's my stance and then no one ever apologized to you. It's like when I see sports fans getting angry at each other. Like, ah, fuck the Eagles fans. These guys are dickheads. I'm like, if you're hanging off the side of a cliff and you're about to fall, but a guy's got an Eagles jersey on and he reaches down to pick you up and help you, would you go, sorry, bro, I fucking hate Philly. You're going to let me drop. No, of course not. And that's what Mexico and that's what California's in with the cartels and with the homeless. You got people with resources that can help you out. But because they decide to walk with another group of people, you go, you know what? Just pound sand. Get the hell out of here. I don't piss off. You know what happened? You'd be hanging off that cliff. The Eagles guy would show up like Andrew's a big Eagles guy. Yeah. then he'd go he'd reach out he'd go wait a minute are you eagles fan you go i'm a ravens …”
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In a wild comparison, the host argues that even if you're hanging off a cliff, an Eagles fan would help you up—unless you're a Ravens fan! This segment humorously critiques societal issues while highlighting the absurdity of sports rivalries, making for a compelling and entertaining rant.
“… system? Yeah. What do they say? It's easier to be mean and get easier as opposed to be easier and get mean. Yeah, yeah. Damn. A source within the Eagles organization believes Jalen Hurts is not the most coachable player per Jeremy Fowler. Damn. For body language, not always bought in, not the most coachable, and the players notice. Key notes from the Fowler report. Hurts was the person who called four verticals on the Eagles' last play of 2026 NFL playoffs. Not Petula. Wanted to avoid playing under center. Reluctant to let it rip at times, particularly against zone coverage. Pushed back on …”
“Nine on seven. So it's easier to start in that system? Yeah. What do they say? It's easier to be mean and get easier as opposed to be easier and get mean. Yeah, yeah. Damn. A source within the Eagles organization believes Jalen Hurts is not the most coachable player per Jeremy Fowler. Damn. For body language, not always bought in, not the most coachable, and the players notice. Key notes from the Fowler report. Hurts was the person who called four verticals on the Eagles' last play of 2026 NFL playoffs. Not Petula. Wanted to avoid playing under center. Reluctant to let it rip at times, particularly against zone coverage. Pushed back on changes that would diversify the scheme. Poured body language, not always bought in. Diverts from the game plan and changes play calls to the excessive degree. Not the most coachable. Teammates notice. According to Fowler, Hurts stands at a crossroad. Despite his immense success, sources say he had a hand in the Eagles' offense becoming calcified and …”
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Jalen Hurts' reported uncoachability may stem from his desire to simplify and control the game plan, reflecting both a challenge and a potential strength in his leadership style.
“… look like there but i don't know if you guys heard this story at 20 right um the i believe uh pittsburgh yeah We're on the phone with Lemon, and the Eagles just came in, and he was on the phone. He wasn't answering the phone because he was on the phone with the Steelers, and then the Steelers were like, oh, shit, we just lost him to the Eagles. Dude, that was incredible. Makai Lemon was like, what's up? Yeah, this is the owner of the Steelers. We're going to come get you. And he was like, you can see him, like, look at his phone a couple times, like, yo, why are the Eagles calling me? And then …”
“… nailed that part of the uh the build yeah no i i agree and before we go to because i want to talk obviously about today and and this will piggyback a little bit into the jets conversation and quarterbacks and what what the next couple days look like there but i don't know if you guys heard this story at 20 right um the i believe uh pittsburgh yeah We're on the phone with Lemon, and the Eagles just came in, and he was on the phone. He wasn't answering the phone because he was on the phone with the Steelers, and then the Steelers were like, oh, shit, we just lost him to the Eagles. Dude, that was incredible. Makai Lemon was like, what's up? Yeah, this is the owner of the Steelers. We're going to come get you. And he was like, you can see him, like, look at his phone a couple times, like, yo, why are the Eagles calling me? And then he's like, I guess it was like his agent or manager comes in, and you've got to feel bad for Pittsburgh because you could absolutely tell this guy was excited that the Eagles were coming to snipe him from the Steelers. He was like, where's my phone? He was like, the Eagles are trading up for you right now. The Eagles are trading up for you right now. …”
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The Pittsburgh Steelers missed their top draft choice when the Eagles swooped in to snag Makai Lemon right from under their noses. This blunder illustrates the risks of premature outreach during the draft, as the Steelers were left scrambling to explain their pick after losing their intended player. Such a misstep raises questions about their strategy and decision-making in a critical moment.
“… three of the NFL draft. yes it does um okay from the tailgate because i did say so makai lemon thoughts on the makai lemons landing spot um with the eagles right yeah and the whole deal where howie roseman you know apparently or the the steelers were on the phone with the steel with makai lemon and howie roseman makes the trade to steal them away uh i mean just the howie roseman lore just continues to grow and grow makai is my number one receiver in the class i think it's a very good pick for the eagles who clearly will be trading aj brown to the patriots in about a month and a half from now so …”
“… and the picks almost make it more insane because you're constantly tracking this thing. Like on that show Lost, how Desmond always had to type in the numbers into the computer every 16 minutes. That's kind of what it feels like when you're on day three of the NFL draft. yes it does um okay from the tailgate because i did say so makai lemon thoughts on the makai lemons landing spot um with the eagles right yeah and the whole deal where howie roseman you know apparently or the the steelers were on the phone with the steel with makai lemon and howie roseman makes the trade to steal them away uh i mean just the howie roseman lore just continues to grow and grow makai is my number one receiver in the class i think it's a very good pick for the eagles who clearly will be trading aj brown to the patriots in about a month and a half from now so yeah you're listen every wide receiver room needs a little kind of oddity to it but needs a little weird kind of like vibe to it so you're moving aj brown out yeah and you're replacing it with mckay lemon you are keeping the ph balance of that wide receiver room because Devontae Smith, very talented, but also very normal. Cool as a cucumber. Yeah. A …”
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The Eagles' decision to draft Makai Lemon signals a bold shift, as they prepare to trade star receiver AJ Brown. Lemon, touted as the top receiver in the class, brings a unique energy to the team, balancing the calmness of Devontae Smith. This strategic move highlights Howie Roseman's knack for reshaping the roster and maintaining a dynamic wide receiver room.
“You were the offensive line coach for the Philadelphia Eagles through four different head coaches. How many times has that happened in the NFL? Never. Not that I know of. I don't know. What Jordy just said is beautiful, and I'll piggyback on that. I feel the same way, but I also feel like the hungry dogs run faster is what you've been as a coach. There's been a hunger and a desire to get, like, and a genuine caring for your players that has allowed all of these guys to maximize their ability. And I don't …”
“You were the offensive line coach for the Philadelphia Eagles through four different head coaches. How many times has that happened in the NFL? Never. Not that I know of. I don't know. What Jordy just said is beautiful, and I'll piggyback on that. I feel the same way, but I also feel like the hungry dogs run faster is what you've been as a coach. There's been a hunger and a desire to get, like, and a genuine caring for your players that has allowed all of these guys to maximize their ability. And I don't think it's any surprise that a guy that's never played football, that has all the physical attributes, has turned into one of the best tackles in the league. Guys have come from other places, castaways, Mekhi Becton. Nobody wants him anymore. Comes here, wins the Super Bowl, has a career year. You get the best out of him. You get the best out of …”
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Jeff Stoutland, the legendary Eagles offensive line coach, shares how he maximized players' potential through genuine care and relentless coaching. His unique approach helped transform castaway players into Super Bowl champions, leaving a lasting impact on the Eagles community. As he prepares for a new chapter, former players express their heartfelt gratitude for his dedication and influence.
“I'm telling you. Now, if I'm lying, I'm flying. And I'm sitting right here in my chair. It's just hard for me to see a scenario where he is with the Eagles. I think there's a greater percent, a greater chance that he's not on the Eagles than he is with the Eagles. I think what Dallas did last year was Pick up Pickens after the draft I think you know I think Dallas I think the Eagles really want to hold on to that want to hold on and see Cleveland what y really trying to do now Because you know we can make it worth your while Are you? Mm-hmm. We can give you AJ in two-player, two-first, or we can …”
“I'm telling you. Now, if I'm lying, I'm flying. And I'm sitting right here in my chair. It's just hard for me to see a scenario where he is with the Eagles. I think there's a greater percent, a greater chance that he's not on the Eagles than he is with the Eagles. I think what Dallas did last year was Pick up Pickens after the draft I think you know I think Dallas I think the Eagles really want to hold on to that want to hold on and see Cleveland what y really trying to do now Because you know we can make it worth your while Are you? Mm-hmm. We can give you AJ in two-player, two-first, or we can give you Jalen Carter in two-first. We can make it worth your while because we just signed Jordan Davis. You got Hunt. I think that's where the guy last year I think Jordan Davis outperformed Jalen Carter so Miles Garrett, Jordan Davis got on the other side with Braun, Cooper DeJount they got they got Mitchell wait wait wait wait Wolin that's where …”
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Jalen Hurts' uncoachable label is questioned, as his stoic demeanor and past success suggest a different narrative, despite reports of internal frustrations.
“… interest in A.J. Brown's story. I, unfortunately, have a home under a rock. But my answer to any question on A.J. is A.J. Brown is a member of the Eagles. From my perspective, anything you ask me about A.J., I'm going to write back to that answer. But I understand the interest. I put it on TV and I see there's interest. But my answer is A.J. Brown is a member of the Philadelphia Eagles. He's going to keep it politically correct. You expect him to say that. He's not going to pour gasoline on the fire. But we know. I think A.J. Brown's time is up in Philly. He did his due diligence while he was …”
“… harsh reality of it. No matter how great you are, they're going to move on. On to the next. Eventually. On to the next. Hi, Rosalyn. Had a stock answer for every question about A.J. Brown that he fielded from the local media. I understand there's an interest in A.J. Brown's story. I, unfortunately, have a home under a rock. But my answer to any question on A.J. is A.J. Brown is a member of the Eagles. From my perspective, anything you ask me about A.J., I'm going to write back to that answer. But I understand the interest. I put it on TV and I see there's interest. But my answer is A.J. Brown is a member of the Philadelphia Eagles. He's going to keep it politically correct. You expect him to say that. He's not going to pour gasoline on the fire. But we know. I think A.J. Brown's time is up in Philly. He did his due diligence while he was there He frustrated with the offense He frustrated with his usage I think he will be somewhere now where he will be i don know i don know but i i can see the scenario and i telling you right now chat when it comes to me guessing and and foreseeing the future on where players are going i'm like 10 for 10 i'm like 10 for 10 chat now you know that i …”
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A.J. Brown's time with the Philadelphia Eagles may be coming to an end, as frustrations with the offense grow. With speculation about a potential trade to the Cleveland Browns, the dynamics of the Eagles' roster could shift dramatically. This highlights the harsh reality of the NFL—great players can be replaced as teams constantly evolve.
“… and all that stuff. Enormous. Yeah. It's a fan experience, Fanatics Fest. It's a fan experience, bro. Yeah, it is. Who does Ryan Knowles collect? Eagles, brother. We started with, you know, we went after Jalen Hurts so heavy. And then we transitioned to Jalen Carter super heavy. We just loved them. And then we backed off because I'm one of those dudes that I want to collect and teach my children or my sons to collect wholesome guys, good guys. So that incident after last year really turned me off, to be frank. But yeah, so we go over after Eagles. That's heavy. But I was raised by my …”
“… is a card show. It's a card show, really. It meets a card show. It kind of comes together. But I think Michael does a good job with it. I think it needs to be different. It is a different thing. And they're building an empire there with Fanatics and all that stuff. Enormous. Yeah. It's a fan experience, Fanatics Fest. It's a fan experience, bro. Yeah, it is. Who does Ryan Knowles collect? Eagles, brother. We started with, you know, we went after Jalen Hurts so heavy. And then we transitioned to Jalen Carter super heavy. We just loved them. And then we backed off because I'm one of those dudes that I want to collect and teach my children or my sons to collect wholesome guys, good guys. So that incident after last year really turned me off, to be frank. But yeah, so we go over after Eagles. That's heavy. But I was raised by my grandfather, and he taught me to love all the teams, minus Dallas Cowboys. I will never love the Cowboys. But he told me to love football. So if the Browns were playing the Jets on Thursday night, that I could still sit down and enjoy a football game with them. And that's what I'm teaching my kids. So we collect all the players and try to get them to love …”
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Ryan Knowles shares the exhilarating moment he pulled a one-of-one Jalen Hurts gold bar card, a memory that far exceeds its monetary value. This emotional experience, shared with his son during a card break, highlights the importance of community and connection in the hobby. The card symbolizes not just a rare find, but a cherished family moment that Ryan will never forget.
“… has a super bowl trophy he does it in the toughest sports city in america and they largely back him like he you know of course he's like i won over philadelphia sports fans and bested patrick mahomes in a super bowl and michael Jordan reinforces positively my leadership style yeah does not care about Jeremy Fowler or but does he care about the dozens of people who talk to Jeremy Fowler okay like listen and I again I was surprised that I a very Philly fans are not huge fans of my work like they remind me of it all the time and the terrific first things first videos I was surprised at my own take with …”
“… you can. Like, you know, people of. I mean obviously he has a lot of talent like relative to the population And so he like I the man Yeah of course he thinks he the man yeah he he he friends with michael jordan he wears jordan brand on his chest he has a super bowl trophy he does it in the toughest sports city in america and they largely back him like he you know of course he's like i won over philadelphia sports fans and bested patrick mahomes in a super bowl and michael Jordan reinforces positively my leadership style yeah does not care about Jeremy Fowler or but does he care about the dozens of people who talk to Jeremy Fowler okay like listen and I again I was surprised that I a very Philly fans are not huge fans of my work like they remind me of it all the time and the terrific first things first videos I was surprised at my own take with like all I was saying I got a human level. He's like, well, I got 12 sources to tell me I'm doing it wrong. Yeah. And then I imagine he looks at his phone and he looks at a text from Michael Jordan. That's just like, keep it up. And it's it's got it's got to be a mind fuck for him to be like, why is what I'm doing not working when all we do is win? …”
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Jalen Hurts' confidence is bolstered by his achievements and endorsements, but his perceived uncoachability raises questions about his adaptability and the impact on team dynamics.
Jalen Hurts' perceived limitations and frequent coordinator changes raise questions about whether his uncoachability is a fair assessment or a scapegoat for broader team issues.
“… straight year having a fully guaranteed contract in the NFL Congrats to Kirk Cousins. Absolute God in terms of contracts. Max, my – if I were an Eagles fan, the things I would be worried about from this article, again, not the contents. it's more the fact that one at the best case scenario you have some massive leak problems we're all trying to find the guy who's doing this okay and then the worst case scenario there actually isn't a massive leak problem this is a coordinated attack kind of like what pft was saying that they are trying to get ready get everyone ready for a move that's coming …”
“… big picture and max i don know if you i don think i not trying to troll you i actually talking about this article because there isn a lot going on We going to get to the Final Four Kirk Cousins also Kirk Cousins We talk about Kirk Cousins Signed an 11th straight year having a fully guaranteed contract in the NFL Congrats to Kirk Cousins. Absolute God in terms of contracts. Max, my – if I were an Eagles fan, the things I would be worried about from this article, again, not the contents. it's more the fact that one at the best case scenario you have some massive leak problems we're all trying to find the guy who's doing this okay and then the worst case scenario there actually isn't a massive leak problem this is a coordinated attack kind of like what pft was saying that they are trying to get ready get everyone ready for a move that's coming to get rid of jalen hurts i would not be surprised if how he right yeah because it did feel like uh hey we're not we're getting everyone ready in the mindset we're basically giving you ammo so when this happens you can say aha it was because of all this and you know we're dumb as fans if you give enough reasons and anonymous sources and enough like …”
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The Eagles organization is internally divided, with some insiders authorizing a hit piece against Jalen Hurts, undermining team unity.
“He caused his lights to go out and saved my WrestleMania. So do you know that's how my Eagles love all that all started? No, I had no idea. Okay, so I bounced around NFL-wise. I'm from Georgia. I'm from Marietta, Georgia. So as far as teams to root for in Georgia that are safe, the Bulldogs in Athens can never go wrong with UGA. The Braves. The Braves are going to consistently be a good team. I got really into the Falcons. kid uh michael vick came on board that's awesome two season tickets sold out i was wearing that number seven jersey …”
“He caused his lights to go out and saved my WrestleMania. So do you know that's how my Eagles love all that all started? No, I had no idea. Okay, so I bounced around NFL-wise. I'm from Georgia. I'm from Marietta, Georgia. So as far as teams to root for in Georgia that are safe, the Bulldogs in Athens can never go wrong with UGA. The Braves. The Braves are going to consistently be a good team. I got really into the Falcons. kid uh michael vick came on board that's awesome two season tickets sold out i was wearing that number seven jersey every day i was all about it and then the worst thing that could have possibly happened in the state of georgia yeah and then we fell off as a fandom and then of course maddie ice and the the comeback so i always loved my home team but i never i was never fully juiced in. My sister, my oldest sister, she ended up, her big dream growing up, she …”
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Cody Rhodes shares a hilarious tale of how he went from a casual NFL fan to a die-hard Eagles supporter after a memorable game experience. The kicker? He got treated better than Joe Biden at the stadium, which leads to a funny reflection on family loyalties and the absurdity of fandom.
“… Seahawks, what did they do? It wasn't like, oh, Sam, save us, Sammy. It was like, our team's good. Let's bring in Sam. He'll help us out. The Philadelphia Eagles, they never made it like, oh, it's Jalen Hurts and then we're going to figure it out. They were like, damn, our team's good. And now we've got Jalen Hurts and he'll fit into it. So I think that's the right approach. And I think too many organizations do quarterback before the team, and you're seeing one here where it's team first, like you're pointing out. And I keep mentioning this probably ad nauseum. That is, these are the kind of drafts …”
“… of the team stinks. It doesn't matter if it's Superman or whoever. John Elway, they're not going to be very good with this team. And I think we've seen this. Detroit. Detroit took the let's build the team and we'll grow Jared Goff behind that. The Seattle Seahawks, what did they do? It wasn't like, oh, Sam, save us, Sammy. It was like, our team's good. Let's bring in Sam. He'll help us out. The Philadelphia Eagles, they never made it like, oh, it's Jalen Hurts and then we're going to figure it out. They were like, damn, our team's good. And now we've got Jalen Hurts and he'll fit into it. So I think that's the right approach. And I think too many organizations do quarterback before the team, and you're seeing one here where it's team first, like you're pointing out. And I keep mentioning this probably ad nauseum. That is, these are the kind of drafts that you look back in two or three years and you say, how did that team get so good? It's because you're drafting players that aren't making headlines. They're not, you know, sexy names. Exactly. You know, you're just like all of a sudden, you know, it's a Pukunukua in the fifth round, and you're like, man, How was he a first round pick? Like these …”
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Building a strong team before selecting a quarterback is the key to long-term NFL success. Teams like the Chiefs and Eagles have shown that focusing on foundational players in the draft leads to better outcomes than reaching for a quarterback too soon. This approach minimizes bust potential and allows for a more robust roster overall.
“… I might have got boned. Although the Canadians are playing the Flyers on Tuesday night. This looks like a real guy. Yeah, yeah. Rod Boone. So due to Philadelphia winning and leapfrogging Orlando in the standings, there's a conflict in Philadelphia on Tuesday because there's a Flyers game. Hornets host Miami Heat on Tuesday instead of Wednesday. I see it on ESPN as well, Max. For Wednesday? Yeah. All right, justice for memes. Justice for memes. Yeah, Wednesday. So everyone who's listening right now has to root their asses off for the Philadelphia 76ers. No, we're not. Those Sixers, dude. Josh Harris. The …”
“… would then face off against the Celtics. The app I'm looking at says Magic Sixers 630 Tuesday. Tuesday. Uh-oh. What are you? They're fighting in the booth. Is this a fake name? Rod Bone? Boone? Oh, no. Did you get got? Rod Boone. Did you get got? I might have got boned. Although the Canadians are playing the Flyers on Tuesday night. This looks like a real guy. Yeah, yeah. Rod Boone. So due to Philadelphia winning and leapfrogging Orlando in the standings, there's a conflict in Philadelphia on Tuesday because there's a Flyers game. Hornets host Miami Heat on Tuesday instead of Wednesday. I see it on ESPN as well, Max. For Wednesday? Yeah. All right, justice for memes. Justice for memes. Yeah, Wednesday. So everyone who's listening right now has to root their asses off for the Philadelphia 76ers. No, we're not. Those Sixers, dude. Josh Harris. The Celtics are going to be like minus 1,000 to win this series. But it's still good fodder. This is not. They're going to win in five. No disrespect, Max. You sound like a fucking loser right now. Yeah. The Sixers aren't good. Get excited, dude. They're a playoff team. Big Cat did this exact same thing when the Bulls were in the play-in last year. …”
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The Sixers' playoff fate hangs in the balance as they prepare to face the Magic for the seventh seed. With doubts about star player Joel Embiid's participation, the team is being written off against the Celtics, who are heavily favored to win. This segment dives into the skepticism surrounding Philadelphia's chances and whether they can prove the doubters wrong.
“Sources with the Eagles organization believe Jalen Hurts is not the most coachable, says Jeremy Fowler. Yeah. keynotes. They talking about, well, the one big one is the four verts of the Eagles last game in the playoff game. What was that? See, Hertz was the person who called the four verticals on the Eagles last play, 2026 playoff not Kevin put too low now I know what you're talking about they're talking about the game with San Francisco it was like 43 seconds left …”
“Sources with the Eagles organization believe Jalen Hurts is not the most coachable, says Jeremy Fowler. Yeah. keynotes. They talking about, well, the one big one is the four verts of the Eagles last game in the playoff game. What was that? See, Hertz was the person who called the four verticals on the Eagles last play, 2026 playoff not Kevin put too low now I know what you're talking about they're talking about the game with San Francisco it was like 43 seconds left they ran four verse reading it it didn't sound like he called it it sounded like they act well read an article they said they asked him He gave a suggestion and the Eagles went with his suggestion. That's a big difference between him just saying, hey, this is what I'm running. Let's go. And why wouldn't you ask your quarterback, you know, what he …”
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Jalen Hurts' input on play-calling is seen as a quarterback's prerogative rather than a sign of being uncoachable, but there are concerns about his adaptability and body language.
“… ever – have you watched the Neighbors on HBO yet? No. There's this new documentary series about Neighbors. that are in conflict and there's one in Philadelphia about a cat lady and her next door neighbor and they go on judge Judy and settle it and it is so goddamn funny it is so funny the woman the cat lady is like I just know judge Judy is gonna come down on my side and then she goes immediately it cuts to them after judge Judy and she's like I do have to pay him two thousand dollars but she's so Philly she's so philly i love it that's awesome you should watch it now i speaking of philadelphia and …”
“… get in some warm water. Get in some warm water off half a gummy? Half a gummy. I can't do it. You got to take half a gummy and get in some warm water, and then you'll be good as gold. Kylie, have you – God, I love Philly. I wish it was real. Have you ever – have you watched the Neighbors on HBO yet? No. There's this new documentary series about Neighbors. that are in conflict and there's one in Philadelphia about a cat lady and her next door neighbor and they go on judge Judy and settle it and it is so goddamn funny it is so funny the woman the cat lady is like I just know judge Judy is gonna come down on my side and then she goes immediately it cuts to them after judge Judy and she's like I do have to pay him two thousand dollars but she's so Philly she's so philly i love it that's awesome you should watch it now i speaking of philadelphia and tell me your clear affinity for philadelphia and its people um i heard a rumor that you're coming to philadelphia i'm who told you this i'm coming to philadelphia for two nights to see a concert we should get lunch or something wait oh i thought you were wait sorry what are we doing is there something else going on too i thought you were gonna do …”
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Caleb hilariously reveals his plans to visit Philadelphia but admits he’s not performing, just enjoying life. The conversation takes a funny turn when he shares his excitement about a cat lady documentary that’s both ridiculous and relatable, showcasing his love for the city and its quirky characters.
“… Seahawks, what did they do? It wasn't like, oh, Sam, save us, Sammy. It was like, our team's good. Let's bring in Sam. He'll help us out. The Philadelphia Eagles, they never made it like, oh, it's Jalen Hurts and then we're going to figure it out. They were like, damn, our team's good, and now we've got Jalen Hurts and he'll fit into it. So I think that's the right approach, and I think too many organizations do quarterback before the team, and you're seeing one here where it's team first, like you're pointing out. And I keep mentioning this probably ad nauseum. That is, these are the kind of drafts …”
“… of the team stinks. It doesn't matter if it's Superman or whoever. John Elway, they're not going to be very good with this team. And I think we've seen this. Detroit. Detroit took the let's build the team and we'll grow Jared Goff behind that. The Seattle Seahawks, what did they do? It wasn't like, oh, Sam, save us, Sammy. It was like, our team's good. Let's bring in Sam. He'll help us out. The Philadelphia Eagles, they never made it like, oh, it's Jalen Hurts and then we're going to figure it out. They were like, damn, our team's good, and now we've got Jalen Hurts and he'll fit into it. So I think that's the right approach, and I think too many organizations do quarterback before the team, and you're seeing one here where it's team first, like you're pointing out. And I keep mentioning this probably ad nauseum. That is, these are the kind of drafts that you look back in two or three years and you say, how did that team get so good? It's because you're drafting players that aren't making headlines. They're not, you know, sexy names. Exactly. You know, you're just like all of a sudden, you know, it's a Pukunukua in the fifth round. And you're like, man, was he a first round pick? Like these are …”
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Successful NFL teams focus on building a strong foundation before drafting a quarterback. By prioritizing team strength over flashy picks, organizations like the Jets and Eagles ensure that new quarterbacks can thrive rather than struggle as saviors. This strategy leads to long-term success, as seen with teams that quietly excel in later rounds of the draft.
“… campaigning in Republican districts and in rural districts. And what he points out is that Democratic presidential candidates did really well in Philadelphia and Philadelphia suburbs in Pittsburgh. the way he won when presidential candidates lost was that he was getting the same votes as they were in Philadelphia, but he was also getting votes in rural parts of the state and small town parts of the state. Maybe he would have been able to do that, not just in Pennsylvania, but in Michigan, Wisconsin. But at the end of the day, I don't think so. At the end of the day, this becomes a Trump-Harris race. …”
“… of Tim Walls? I don't know. I'm really good at predicting the past. I'm much worse at predicting the future. They probably won Pennsylvania. They probably would have won Pennsylvania. He is a ferociously good campaigner, and he would have had no trouble campaigning in Republican districts and in rural districts. And what he points out is that Democratic presidential candidates did really well in Philadelphia and Philadelphia suburbs in Pittsburgh. the way he won when presidential candidates lost was that he was getting the same votes as they were in Philadelphia, but he was also getting votes in rural parts of the state and small town parts of the state. Maybe he would have been able to do that, not just in Pennsylvania, but in Michigan, Wisconsin. But at the end of the day, I don't think so. At the end of the day, this becomes a Trump-Harris race. And I don't think the vice presidential candidates are going to make enough of a difference to sway the race. Although I will say, I mean, Governor Walz, who seems like a like a mensch, did not have a particularly good debate against J.D. Vance. And I have a sneaking suspicion that Josh Shapiro would have eaten his lunch. Just as an observer, a …”
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Josh Shapiro's potential as a vice presidential candidate could have swung the 2024 election in favor of Democrats. With his strong campaigning skills, especially in rural Pennsylvania, he might have garnered crucial votes that were lost in key battleground states. However, the dynamics of the race suggest it would still have been a challenge against Trump and Harris.
“… if I'm not mistaken. Even with AJ Brown, not there, I think they'll be able to make up for some of the production, maybe not all of it, but the Eagles will still be a dominant team. They, they, they still in the, in the NFC, Wait, no. It is NFC East, ain't it? NFC East. Dallas, Washington, and the Eagles. The Eagles, yeah. They still going to make their head. They still going to do what they want to do. But, I mean, A.J. Brown, he just needs a change of scenery. I said long ago, before all the you know what was going on, I said it would be the Patriots. I said it would be variable because of …”
“… how he's explained it to me and let try to make the most of this season and then after the year we try to make a decision that works both that works best for both of us Yeah I think this is the second move I think they've made at the receiver position, if I'm not mistaken. Even with AJ Brown, not there, I think they'll be able to make up for some of the production, maybe not all of it, but the Eagles will still be a dominant team. They, they, they still in the, in the NFC, Wait, no. It is NFC East, ain't it? NFC East. Dallas, Washington, and the Eagles. The Eagles, yeah. They still going to make their head. They still going to do what they want to do. But, I mean, A.J. Brown, he just needs a change of scenery. I said long ago, before all the you know what was going on, I said it would be the Patriots. I said it would be variable because of the situation and the relationship that they had when he was in Tennessee. So, they just made the most since him going to New England. We'll see what happens June 1st or is it June 20th? June 1st. That way you can spread it out over two years. The cap here is not as significant as it is. I just think the thing is, Ocho, we've been talking about it. …”
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AJ Brown is ready for a change of scenery as he and the Eagles face irreconcilable differences. With the team making strategic moves, including adding new receivers, the stage is set for Brown to potentially join the Patriots. This fresh start could be exactly what he needs for a successful career ahead.
“… So I advise, if you're listening right now, do yourself a favor and watch that little clip at some point today. He's 14. He got on there as an Eagles fan, and he kind of just shared his love for the Eagles. I think he's been on there before in a similar moment where Dan's crying and everyone watching is crying. But yesterday for World Autism Day, they did it again. And I think he even says, like, Dad, are you crying? Yeah. He's like, yeah, I just love you. So, yeah, it'll pull on your heartstrings for sure. Yeah, I remember he did it last year, I think, too, for Autism Day. So I haven't seen …”
“… Good Friday it's Holy Weekend and this is one of the best things I've ever seen Don Orlowski's son Madden on this show yesterday unscripted it was World Autism Day His son has autism, and Madden became a darling, a superstar in a matter of minutes. So I advise, if you're listening right now, do yourself a favor and watch that little clip at some point today. He's 14. He got on there as an Eagles fan, and he kind of just shared his love for the Eagles. I think he's been on there before in a similar moment where Dan's crying and everyone watching is crying. But yesterday for World Autism Day, they did it again. And I think he even says, like, Dad, are you crying? Yeah. He's like, yeah, I just love you. So, yeah, it'll pull on your heartstrings for sure. Yeah, I remember he did it last year, I think, too, for Autism Day. So I haven't seen this one. But this is good. Dan needed some good PR after the couple weeks he's at. That's true. Madden drew, like, the Eagles logo and stuff, and they make it the big set background. It was really cool. Everybody needs to watch that. Madden sang the Eagles fight song. So Dan Orlovsky's crying. The host is crying. Laura Rullich is crying. They're …”
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Dan Orlovsky's son Madden stole the show on World Autism Day, sharing his love for the Eagles and touching hearts everywhere. In an emotional moment, Madden's unscripted appearance left his father and the hosts in tears, showcasing the beauty of their bond and raising awareness for autism. This heartfelt exchange is a must-see for anyone looking for inspiration this Easter weekend.
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The Philadelphia Phillies staged a thrilling comeback, overcoming a 5-1 deficit to win against the Nationals, showcasing their resilience early in the season. Key contributions came from veterans like J.T. Realmuto and Bryce Harper, along with rookie Justin Crawford, who delivered the walk-off hit. This victory highlights the potential of the Phillies' rotation and their ability to bounce back in crucial moments.
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