94WIP Middays with Hugh Douglas and Joe Giglio

On the WIP Midday Show, Hour 3 dives into the Eagles’ offensive coordinator search. Eliot Shorr-Parks offers a surprising take, suggesting the OC hire might not be as critical as everyone thinks — but Joe Giglio asks the tough question: can the Eagles still land a coordinator who can truly elevate the offense? They break down the candidates, the challenges Nick Sirianni faces, and what each choice could mean for Jalen Hurts and the team’s future.

On the WIP Midday Show, Hour 4 covers two huge offseason stories. Joe Giglio & Hugh Douglas reacts to Patriots owner Robert Kraft confirming that NFL owners want to move to an 18-game regular season — what it means for players, schedules, and the league’s future. Then, he breaks down the blockbuster MLB news: Cody Bellinger agrees to a 5-year, $162.5 million deal with the New York Yankees.

On the WIP Midday Show, Joe Giglio reacts to the blockbuster signing of Cody Bellinger, who has agreed to a 5-year, $162.5 million deal with the New York Yankees. What does this mean for the Phillies offseason? Can they still upgrade their lineup?

On the WIP Midday Show, Joe Giglio & Hugh Douglas dive into the latest from Patriots owner Robert Kraft, who confirmed that NFL owners are pushing for an 18-game regular season. What would it mean for players, teams, and the league’s future? Joe breaks down the potential impact on the schedule, the need for player approval, and whether fans should expect this change sooner rather than later. Plus, the discussion touches on international games, revenue implications, and how the NFL could evolve if the extra games become reality. 🎙️🏈🔥

On the WIP Midday Show, the focus turns to the Eagles’ offensive coordinator search. Joe Giglio breaks down the current candidates, the challenges Nick Sirianni and Howie Roseman face, and whether the Birds can still land an OC who can take the offense to the next level. With the job still open, Joe weighs the realistic options and what each choice could mean for Jalen Hurts and the team’s future.

On the WIP Midday Show, Eliot Shorr-Parks weighs in on the Eagles’ offensive coordinator search and drops a surprising take: the hire might not be as important as everyone thinks. Joe Giglio breaks down why Shorr-Parks believes the team’s success doesn’t hinge on this position, what it means for Nick Sirianni, and why Eagles fans might want to rethink their expectations for the offseason.

The WIP Midday Team reacts to Phillies manager Rob Thomson pushing back on the idea that the team is simply running it back in 2026. Joe Giglio reacts to Thomson’s comments, examines what they really mean, and breaks down whether the Phillies have actually done enough this offseason to justify that claim.

On the WIP Midday Show, the focus shifts to the Phillies and how they can still make this offseason a win. Joe Giglio breaks down three realistic moves that could change the outlook — from roster upgrades to internal improvements — and explains why it’s not too late for Dave Dombrowski to reshape this team into a real contender.

On the WIP Midday Show, the quarterback debate takes another turn as reports suggest Brian Daboll would prefer coaching Cam Ward over Jalen Hurts. What does that say about how Hurts is viewed by offensive-minded coaches around the league? Joe Giglio breaks down the report, the reasoning behind it, and whether Eagles fans should be concerned about the growing perception problem surrounding their quarterback.

On the WIP Midday Show, Joe Giglio reacts to Mike McDaniel choosing the Chargers offensive coordinator job over the Eagles opening — a decision that says plenty about how Jalen Hurts is viewed around the league. Would an elite offensive mind rather work with Justin Herbert than Hurts? Joe breaks down what McDaniel’s choice means for the Eagles, the perception of Hurts nationally, and whether Philly fans should be bothered by another top candidate passing on this job. Strong takes, big quarterback debate, and real implications for the Birds.