Andrew begins his analysis of the Eagles' offseason as the Scouting Combine approaches next week. He reviews the list of impending free agents, offering his insights on whether each player is likely to be re-signed or to join a different team.

As the Phillies commence their Spring Training today, Andrew shares his expectations for the preseason, notably emphasizing the need for improved plate discipline, given that the team has occasionally exhibited a tendency to swing freely at pitches.

The show will feature audio segments from AJ Brown, Jalen Hurts, Olivia Reiner, and Adam Schefter. We also will take a look into some of the upcoming draft prospects. 

Dei Lynam previews the Celtics vs 76ers games as the Sixers return from the NBA All Star break. With 28 games left it will be a race towards the postseason. 

Keith Pompey joins the show to preview the game tonight. We also react to the audio of Nick Nurses pregame press conference and Tyrese Maxey speaking on him being a veteran leader this season. 

(0:00-7:17) Sixers showing signs of going for a play-in spot

(7:17-16:10) Rewind pre All-Star Break & hear what Nick Nurse said postgame the last time we saw the Sixers

(16:10-31:22) Ky Carlin from Sixers Wire & USA Today joins the show to talk about the Sixers back half of the season

(31:22-43:21) Outlook on the second half of the season

(0:00-6:41) Brendan shares what he believes was the most unpredictable thing on the Eagles offense

(6:41-14:59) Most unpredictable thing on the Eagles defense

(14:59-29:40) We re-air Kincade & Salciunas' interview with the Philadelphia Inquirer's Jeff McLane from earlier this week

(29:40-36:49) Everyone should give Nick Sirianni credit

(36:49-47:35) Brendan gets producer Sean's thoughts on the most unpredictable thing & some texters join the conversation

(47:35-59:14) Brendan reacts to audio from Dak Prescott & Ceedee Lamb 

(59:14-1:11:57) Brendan and Sean share their favorite play from the postseason and the regular season 

(1:11:57-1:21:18) Brendan and Sean their most underrated play from the postseason and the regular season 

(1:21:18-1:34:56) Brendan plays part of Saquon's speech from Saturday night before the Super Bowl & he reacts to some texts

(1:34:56-1:44:11) We revisit Super Bowl LIX with some of the NFL's Mic'd Up moments

(1:44:11-1:55:37) Brendan plays some of the best speeches from the parade

(1:55:37-2:10:30) Brendan wraps up the show with some more parade speeches

(0:00-5:56) The celebration continues from Friday's parade!

(5:56-14:46) Who is the main reason for the Eagles to have continued success next season?

(14:46-26:19) Defensive free agents to keep

(26:19-35:49) The speech that moved Connor the most on parade day

(35:49-48:51) Texters check-in on who are the most important Eagles to keep and Connor gives his top choice minus Zack Baun

(48:51-57:07) Who will be the OC?

(57:07-1:08:48) We check-in with callers and texters on today's topics

(1:08:48-1:18:40) Connor highlights who could catch the Eagles in it's pursuit of a repeat

(1:18:40-1:32:41) Callers and texters check-in on what's the most important thing for continued success. Plus a quick minute on the Phillies starting training camp

(1:32:41-1:41:56) Connor gives other possible options on who is most important for continued success

(1:41:56-1:53:01) Connor address a hater on the text line.

(1:53:01-2:07:02) Connor wraps up the show on what is next for the birds this offseason

Dei Lynam talks about the Super Bowl parade to celebrate the world champs on Friday. The parade was the final piece to the 2024 season. The Eagles have to make some decisions as they have a good amount of free agents. Dei talks to the city about who she thinks the Eagles should resign. Dei also talks about the Sixers and the frustration that is Joel Embiid. 

Sylvana Kelleher is in and wants to relive the Super Bowl Parade with you. We play all of the players speeches and take a trip down memory lane of the 2024 season 

Dei Lynam discusses the Eagles parade from the previous day, highlighting it as a remarkable event. The audio features Jordan Mailata and Brandon Graham delivering their impressive speeches during the parade. Additionally, the conversation touches on Jalen Hurts, whose brand is gaining traction following the Super Bowl victory.

Dei also shares her insights on the 76ers, noting that their season has not unfolded as expected. Injuries have significantly impacted the team, and with only 28 games remaining, it may be time to consider whether they should abandon the current season. Joel Embiid's inconsistent presence in the lineup is a concern, while Paul George is undergoing injections to enable his participation on the court. The discussion raises the question of when the team might shift its focus to the 2025-2026 NBA season.

Brendan Gunn serves as the primary host today, posing the question of whether this Eagles team can sustain their drive for another Super Bowl following their recent victory last Sunday. The audio features insights from Jalen Hurts, Devonta Smith, and Dallas Goedert regarding their Super Bowl triumph.

The Eagles' future appears promising, bolstered by a youthful core that includes Quinyon Mitchell, Cooper DeJean, Jalen Hurts, and Jalen Carter. Unlike the previous Super Bowl-winning team, which was comprised mainly of veterans, this year's squad is poised to defend their title with a roster of young talent eager to pursue a second championship.

Brendan will discuss the upcoming free agents for the Eagles, offering his perspective on whether they will remain with the team or seek opportunities elsewhere. Given the constraints of the salary cap, it is inevitable that some key players will transition to different teams.

Andrew DiCecco shares his reflections on Super Bowl 59, highlighting the culinary delights of New Orleans and the celebratory atmosphere in the Eagles' locker room following their victory. He emphasizes that the Eagles' triumph was a collective effort, with the offense thriving through an effective passing game, the defense successfully pressuring Patrick Mahomes, and the special teams ensuring no significant returns while converting all field goals and extra points.

While participating in the locker clean-out, Andrew engaged with several players, including Milton Williams, Will Shipley, and Oren Burks, as they prepared to leave the facility.

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