In this highly engaging episode of Legal Hands To The Face, host Bill Colarulo, Esq. turns his keen legal mind to the strategic possibilities of the Philadelphia Eagles. Top of the discussion list is the potential signing of wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins, his skills, track record, and how he might fit into the Eagles' offensive structure. Bill agrees Hopkins could significantly elevate the Eagles' passing game, but concerns are raised about the potential cost and how it could impact the team's salary cap.

A trade for Arizona Cardinals Safety Budda Baker is also discussed. Bill acknowledges Baker's undeniable talent and how his skill set could complement the Eagles' defensive strategy. However, there are questions regarding the feasibility of such a trade given the desire for Baker to get a new substantial contract.

The spotlight is then turned to Nakobe Dean and whether he is ready to claim the starting linebacker position for the Eagles. The consensus is that Dean has the potential and raw talent, but questions remain over whether he can seamlessly step into such a crucial role in the team's defense.

The episode further deepens its analysis with player breakdowns of running back Boston Scott, cornerback Avonte Maddox, and tackle Jordan Mailata. Bill commends Scott's versatility, although there are concerns over his ability to handle a larger workload. Maddox is praised for his competitiveness and speed, but there are questions about his ability to stay healthy. Finally, Bill discusses Mailata's impressive size and strength, as well as his potential for growth given his relatively short football career.

In this episode, we provide thought-provoking insights and analyses, leaving listeners eagerly awaiting to see how these discussions could shape the Eagles' future strategy. Legal Hands To The Face once again proves why it is a must-listen for all football fans and legal enthusiasts alike.

As always, Go Birds!

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In this episode of "Legal Hands to The Face," a Philadelphia Eagles Podcast with Bill Colarulo, Esq., we dive into several intriguing topics.

First, we talk about our interview with Merrill Reese, the iconic voice of the Philadelphia Eagles and what he shared as his greatest memory from his remarkable 47-year career, aside from the unforgettable Super Bowl 52 victory. 

Next, we explore the meaning and significance of OTAs (Organized Team Activities) for the Philadelphia Eagles. Discover the team's plans for these crucial offseason sessions and the reasons behind their importance. Bill Colarulo, Esq. breaks it down for you, providing a deeper understanding of the Eagles' preparations for the upcoming season.

One of the most exciting segments of this episode involves a quarterback debate featuring four legendary Philadelphia Eagles signal-callers: Jalen Hurts, Michael Vick, Donovan McNabb, and Randall Cunningham. Join us as we compare their stats, strengths, contributions, and lasting impact on the team. It's a lively discussion that football enthusiasts won't want to miss.

We then turn to the debate on the best wide receiver duo in the NFL, analyzing three top contenders. The Philadelphia Eagles showcase AJ Brown and Devonta Smith but we also consider the Miami Dolphins with Tyreek Hill and Jaylen Waddle, as well as the Cincinnati Bengals with Ja'Marr Chase and Tee Higgins. Prepare for an engaging evaluation of these dynamic duos and their potential impact on the field.

Finally, we remind our loyal followers to leave a review and encourage them to follow us on their favorite social media channels. Engage with us to stay up-to-date on all things Philadelphia Eagles and continue the conversation with fellow fans.

Tune in to "Legal Hands to The Face" to indulge in passionate discussions, exclusive interviews, and expert analysis of your favorite NFL team, the Philadelphia Eagles.

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In this week's episode of the podcast, Bill Colarulo dives into the much-anticipated release of the Philadelphia Eagles' 2023 schedule. Bill takes a close look at each game on the schedule, analyzing the matchups and potential outcomes. However, he also delves into an intriguing trend in the NFL over the past 13 years: the correlation between the Super Bowl winner and their bye week in the regular season. Bill explores whether the Eagles secured a promising bye week, providing insights into its potential impact on their season.

Shifting the focus to the team's franchise quarterback, Jalen Hurts, Bill highlights a recent milestone in his academic career. Hurts successfully completed his graduate degree from the University of Oklahoma, showcasing his dedication and commitment off the field. Bill also discusses why Hurts continues to impress as an MVP caliber player, exploring his growth and impact on the team.

Continuing with the podcast's roster analysis segment, Bill breaks down the performances and potential of several key players. He starts with defensive tackle Milton Williams, providing insights into his skills and contributions to the team's defense. Next, Bill examines the versatility of center/guard Cam Jurgens, discussing his role on the offensive line and his potential impact on the team's success. Lastly, he focuses on cornerback Darius Slay, discussing his strengths, weaknesses, and overall impact on the Eagles' secondary.

The podcast covers a wide range of topics, including the team's schedule, the development of Jalen Hurts, and in-depth analysis of key players on the roster. 

We talk about it all. 

As always, "Go Birds!"

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The Philadelphia Eagles 2023 Offseason is now in full swing. The NFL Draft has concluded & the Eagles held their first Rookie Mini Camp. Our first opportunity to see draft picks Jalen Carter, Nolan Smith, Tyler Steen, Sydney Brown & more in the midnight green. 

The Jonathan Gannon tampering violation with the Arizona Cardinals is still not sitting right with us. Is there more to this story? Why did the NFL release the news when it did? Was the NFL attempting to avoid questions? We think so.

As the offseason is here, we are going to begin breaking down the roster with various players every single week and what our expectations are for them going into 2023. This week we take a look at the following players:

Defensive End Josh Sweat
Running Back Kenny Gainwell
Linebacker Shaun Bradley
Wide Receiver Quez Watkins
Safety Reed Blankenship
Tight End Grant Calcaterra

Be sure to follow us on all your favorite social media channels and tune in every week for a new podcast breaking down the 2023 expected roster. August is almost here!

As always, Go Birds!

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What a NFL Draft for Howie Roseman and the Philadelphia Eagles! 

On this episode of the Podcast we review all of the moves from the 2023 NFL Draft including trading up to take arguably the best player in the draft, Jalen Carter from that record setting Georgia Bulldog defense. We also look at how the Philadelphia Eagles were able to get Edge Rusher Nolan Smith with their 30th pick, who a lot of people, including Bill Colarulo, thought could be the Eagles' pick at number 10. 

We also look at all of Howie Roseman's top moves since that horrible Jalen Reagor pick in 2020. He is a different person! 

Somehow the Eagles also leave the weekend with a new running back, D'Andre Swift from the Detroit Lions! Another smart move by Howie Roseman. We look at an element of offense that Swift will bring to the Eagles that was missing last year. 

We also analyze the later round moves including Offensive Lineman Tyler Steen; Safety Sydney Brown and Cornerback Kelee Ringo.

A great weekend! As always, Go Birds! 

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The NFL Draft is only days away and the Philadelphia Eagles talk continues. On this episode we listen to what 13 year veteran Ndamukong Suh had to say about Jalen Hurts as a leader and what similarities he has to all time great, Tom Brady.

Bill also answers the following questions from a few of our Instagram Fans:

1.  What should the Philadelphia Eagles do to fill out the WR room? Draft options? (from Ethan Brydon)

2.  Budda Baker's trade request and if the Eagles could get him? (from reaves1911_ & Patrick Flynn)

Bill evaluates two potential draft prospects for the Philadelphia Eagles:

1.  Edge Rusher, Tyree Wilson out of Texas Tech

2.  Edge Rusher, BJ Ojulari out of LSU

As always, Go Birds! and thanks for listening. Be sure to check us out on all your favorite social media channels. 

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The NFL Draft is only a couple weeks away. Last week we looked at potential draft prospects Jalen Carter, Nolan Smith, Devon Witherspoon, Christian Gonzalez and Bijan Robinson. As our draft analysis continues, on this episode of the Legal Hands To The Face Podcast we look at 6 other potential prospects the Philadelphia Eagles could take in the first round.

Cornerback Joey Porter, Jr, Penn State
Edge Rusher Lukas Van Ness, Iowa
Offensive Lineman Peter Skoronski, Northwestern
Offensive Lineman Paris Johnson, Ohio State
Running Back Jahmyr Gibbs, Alabama
Tight End Michael Mayer, Notre Dame

We will be bringing weekly podcasts analyzing more potential prospects for the Philadelphia Eagles until the date of the NFL Draft. Check us out on all social media channels to let us know what you think of each prospect.

Go Birds! 

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The NFL Draft is only a few weeks away and the Philadelphia Eagles have six selections with two of them coming in the first round. The Eagles are slated to pick #10, #30, #62, #94, #219 and #248. The big question, in addition to who the Eagles will draft, is if General Manager Howie Roseman will actually draft at these spots are make trades like he always does. In this episode we take a look at Howie Roseman's history of moving around in the draft. 

With the Eagles having two first round picks (assuming Howie doesn't make any trades - a big assumption) the more Quarterbacks drafted in the 1st round, the better. With a run on quarterbacks early, some really good players could fall to the Eagles. We take a look at the following prospects this week: 

Jalen Carter - Defensive Tackle, University of Georgia;
Devon Witherspoon - Cornerback, University of Illinois
Nolan Smith - Edge Rusher, University of Georgia;
Christian Gonzalez - Cornerback, University of Oregon
Bijan Robinson - Running Back, University of Texas

We look at the pros and cons of each prospect for this Eagles team.

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There has been a theme so far this offseason for Howie Roseman and the Philadelphia Eagles. A lot of low risk, high reward moves. We knew going into this offseason that there was going to be some changes on both sides of the ball. The Eagles lose Running Back Miles Sanders & Guard Isaac Seumola on offense. They lose Defensive Tackle Javon Hargrave, Linebackers TJ Edwards and  Kyzir White, Safeties Marcus Epps and Chauncey Gardner Johnson. But the moves that have been made to replace these players are very promising.

We take a look at the moves and contracts for new additions Running Back Rashaad Penny, Quarterback Marcus Mariota, Linebacker Nicholas Morrow, Cornerback Greedy Williams, and Safeties Terrell Edmunds and Justin Evans.  All of these players were signed to 1 year deals with a lot to prove.

We also discuss what all these new players could mean for the culture of this Philadelphia Eagles team and who is responsible for bringing all these players together. 

We then evaluate the (way too early) projected starters for both the offense and defense of the Philadelphia Eagles and why this is another season where Eagles fans should be hopeful the Eagles are in the conversation to represent the NFC in the Super Bowl. 

As always, we talk about it all.

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As Free Agency Continues for the Philadelphia Eagles and the entire NFL, host Bill Colarulo welcomes his college quarterback, longtime friend and outspoken New York Giants Fan, Jersey Joe, to discuss the changes in the NFC East. 

Bill starts the show discussing the changes to the Philadelphia Eagles roster including re-signing James Bradberry and Darius Slay, while losing Chauncey Gardner Johnson. Bill also discusses some recent signings on the Philadelphia Eagles defense, bringing in starting Linebacker Nicholas Morrow & Safety Justin Evans.

Bill and Jersey Joe then discuss the decisions by the Eagles and New York Giants, especially the signing of Daniel Jones to a massive deal and the franchise tag for Saquon Barkley. Joe feels the Giants are the team to beat in the NFC East. Bill thinks he is crazy.

As always, we talk about it all. 

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