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(0:00 - 11:56)

We commence the show by analyzing the Eagles' Monday night matchup against the Chargers. We listen to audio from Tim McManus, who elaborates on Nick Sirianni's intention to take a more active role in the offensive decisions. Ricky expresses his belief that Kevin Patullo is overwhelmed and that Nick Sirianni should understand what is necessary to restore the team to a state of 'normal.'

( 11:56 - 20:53)

We thoroughly explore Nick Sirianni's increased control over the Eagles' offense. Additionally, we present our Twitter poll of the day. Ricky is optimistic that the poll results will significantly shift by the conclusion of the show.

(20:53 - 29:29)

We continue the discussion on the text board to gather listeners' opinions regarding Nick Sirianni's increased involvement in the offense. Ricky expresses that Sirianni's assistance presents a lose-lose scenario. Should the team suffer a defeat, Sirianni will be held accountable. Conversely, if the team achieves victory, the pressure will mount on Sirianni. Additionally, we listen to Saquon Barkley as he comments on the unfavorable vibes and energy that happen on an Eagles game day.

(29:29 - 40:44)

We persist in our conversation regarding the negative game day atmosphere surrounding the Eagles. Saquon Barkley expresses his views on the vibes bunny present in the Eagles' locker room. Additionally, Ricky and Bill provide their reactions and explain their reasoning behind the Eagles players placing a blowup bunny in the locker room. We also discuss Ricky's career statistics against one possible future Hall of Famer.

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