Jim Rutledge and Jon Arias take you into the weekend with Phish Friday, giving their final previews and thoughts for the Packers vs Eagles game this weekend! After discussing the bright spots and warts of this Packers team all week as well as how the team feels like its limping into the postseason, Jim and Jon take a wholesale view of how this team has changed since its Week 1 loss to the Eagles in Brazil. They ask today's Siding Unlimited poll question: Are the Packers a better team today than when they played the Eagles in Week 1? They review the results and outline how the losses of Christian Watson and Jaire Alexander compare to the improvements of the defense and emerging star Edgerrin Cooper. They also discuss how the Eagles have progressed since these teams' sloppy matchup on the turf down in Sao Paola. Jim also outlines his journey out on the wintery roads of Wisconsin today, driving from Madison to Milwaukee and back, and he reveals his 10 degrees of relation Goldie Hawn and one of the Founding Fathers??? Jason Wilde joins Jim and Jon to help preview the Packers vs Eagles playoff matchup while on his road trip from Green Bay to Milwaukee this evening. Jason explains why he's less concerned about the wintery roads than most Packers fans are about the final injury report for the wild card round. With both relatively clean injury reports for both teams, they discuss how the two QBs Jordan Love and Jalen Hurts will perform coming off their respective injury issues. Jim asks Jason to answer today's Siding Unlimited poll question -- are the Packers a better team today than when they lost to the Eagles in Week 1 --, and they discuss how both Green Bay and Philly have changed since that Week 1 matchup in Brazil. Jason also explains why he's picking the Eagles to win even though there's clearly more pressure on Philly and their coaching staff. Jon wants to know why some fans think it's far-fetched that the Packers can win this time after hanging with the Eagles up until the final drive in Week 1, and Jason wants to know who let a Vikings fan and Bears fan host the show ahead of the Packers first-round playoff matchup. They also discuss the momentum comparison heading into the playoff this season as opposed to last year and the 2010 Packers team that went on to win the Super Bowl.