Today on Middays Connor and Tom are in for Andrew and Ray and open the show looking to find a way to try and fix the Eagles and Connor wants to know if you were in charge of the organization how would you save the season. (0:05-11:10). Connor and Tom take the first step in their attempt at fixing the Eagles by looking at the coaching staff on the offensive side of the ball  (11:10-34:23). Connor and Tom now turn their attention on the defense following a mid-week coaching change last week moving onto Matt Patricia from Sean Desai and Tom opens the latest edition of the Vault that includes a Giant killer, a birthday, and an anniversary (34:23-52:28). Is there an overreaction right now with the Eagles, Connor disagrees with Colin Cowherd’s take that the Eagles are fine and to chill out (52:28-1:17:18). The attention has now turned from the coaches to the players as Connor and Tom continue their attempt to fix the Eagles today and react to comments my by Jalen Hurts on commitment.(1:17:18-1:36:20). Connor and Tom take a breather from trying to fix the Eagles and take a listen to Matt Patricia’s first press conference (1:36:20-1:57:32). Connor and Tom try to determine whether the offensive or defensive side of the ball is more important to be fixed and Connor’s faith in the organization as he believes they are trying to convince us there isn’t a problem (1:57:32-2:25:45). Connor attended the Sixers game last night and reacts to Embiid’s 2nd 50+ point game of the season while making his case for a 2nd straight MVP campaign, Connor and Tom close out the show recapping what they learned in trying to fix the Eagles today (2:25:45-2:48:03).

Tom is in for Ray today and opens the latest edition of the Vault that including Boston Scott a Giant killer, Chuck Bednarik's hit on Frank Gifford, a Happy birthday to John Mayberry Jr.

(00:00-12:27) Ray Dunne is in the host seat today and immediately calls into question the Jalen Hurts/Nick Sirianni QB/Coach battery.  The question is, which one of the two should be more heavily scrutinized?

(12:51-40:32)  Ray brings up how Jalen looks more like his 2021 season opposed to his 2022 season and wonders if Sirianni’s offensive scheme could be a common denominator.  Colin Cowherd says he views the Eagles as one of the best teams in the NFC, but Ray responds that it’s not enough to top the 49ers.

(40:35-1:15:17) Tom Alvord opens the vault for the first Giants week of the year! It’s also Malcom Jenkins’ birthday, and former Flyers’ first round pick Nolan Patrick announces his retirement.  Brandon Graham claims Desai was demoted because of outside noise… What is happening in the Eagles’ locker room?

(1:15:21-1:45:49)  Ray and Tom field calls and continue to attempt to diagnose where the problems are for the Eagles.  Jalen’s “smugness” has become a major topic of concern for fans.

(1:46:02-1:48:49) The Philadelphia Inquirer’s Matt Breen joins the show to react to the coordinator change, the offensive struggles, and if Nick Sirianni’s tenure will look similar to the Eagles head coaches of the past .

(1:59:55-2:47:53)  The show goes around the league to see how the Eagles stack up in this edition of the power rankings.  Ray goes back to the original question and puts his blame on Nick Sirianni, and Tom calls into question the experience of the staff.

Matt Breen from the Philadelphia Inquirer joins Ray to discuss the state of the Eagles, specifically their coordinator situations and what needs to happen to feel good about the Eagles.

Tom Alvord opens today's vault and while it took 16 weeks of football it is finally Giants week!  In a span of misery, it feels good to re-live beating up on the Giants.  It's also Malcolm Jenkins' birthday and a former Flyers first round pick has retired.

(00:00-13:14)  The season has flipped on it’s head.  The mental toughness that got the Eagles to 10-1 seems to be the same reason they are now 10-4.  If the locker room was faltering before, what’s it like now?

(13:15-35:11) Andrew reacts to what he heard from  the postgame press conference and breaks down where things fell apart against the Seahawks.

(35:21-53:02)  It’s impossible to simply break down the game anymore, the problems have bled into each other and it’s impossible to not look ahead with fear.

(53:38-1:13:44) Andrew brings up the locker room again and plays clips from the last few weeks showcasing the tonal shift.  The offensive scheme is not great, but blame should be put on Jalen Hurts.

(1:14:11-1:35:40)  AJ Brown tweets mid-show defending Jalen Hurts, Andrew reacts. The Carson comparisons begin to come out from callers.

(1:41:18- 1:55:58) Jeff McLane of the Philadelphia Inquirer joins the show to react and attempt to make sense of this Eagles fallout.

(1:57:31-2:17:32)  Andrew shifts blame to Nick Sirianni and focuses on the coaching mess, both schematically and culturally.  How did Drew Lock drive 92 yards for the game winning TD and make it look easy?

(2:17:32-2:47:19) The show clears the busy phone lines as for the third week in a row, the city is reeling.  Whether it be Hurts, Sirianni, Howie, or even Jason Kelce, the city is throwing blame around today.

Jeff McLane from the Philadelphia Inquirer joins the show to react to the Seahawks loss, the defensive coordinator changes, and the state of the Eagles locker room.

(00:00-11:28)  It’s gameday!  However, focus is less on the Seahawks and more on the defensive coordinator change which occurred over the weekend.

(11:47-41:33)  Andrew plays audio from Eagles players and reporters over the past two losing weeks.  Between Slay’s podcast and anonymous quotes, maybe this change came at the right time, but what happens if Matt Patricia’s defense is even worse??

(43:06-1:01:21) The show shifts it’s focus less on Xs & Os and discuss what this all means for the culture and vibe of the locker room.

(1:01:57-1:27:30)  We may find out immediately if there’s a difference between Matt Patricia and Sean Desai, but the strength of opponent combined with some of the Eagles’ injuries on defense, it will be tough to fairly compare the two.

(1:29:08-2:01:09) Ray Dunne gives you a history lesson and flashes back to November 2, 2008, the last time the Eagles beat the Seahawks.  Then the show goes around the league to react to the eventful weekend of football and Cowboys misery!

(2:03:19- 2:51:30) Andrew tries to focus on the Seahawks game and emphasizes the importance of establishing the run.  What should fans expect moving forward after this unprecedented action?

(0:00-12:20) Andrew opens the show asking how you see the Eagles in comparison to other teams in the league, and how you evaluate them after everything this season.

(12:27-33:48) Andrew talks with Ray about their feelings on the Eagles, especially after the last two blowout losses. They open up the phone lines.

(33:50-53:50) Daryl Morey’s contract with the Sixers is extended through the 2027-2028 seasons. This prompts some Sixers talk and trade expectations between Ray and Andrew. People still disrespect Joel Embiid.

(53:58-1:14:52) Callers weigh in and react to the extension of Morey and give their thoughts on the Sixers season so far.

(1:14:54-1:35:34) The calls continue, and Andrew is creating a GOAT Holiday list.

(1:35:41-1:58:11) ESPN’s Tim McManus joins the show to preview the Eagles Monday night matchup against the Seattle Seahawks.

(1:58:14-2:20:22) Andrew and Ray take calls to talk about the Sixers and the Eagles.

(2:20:30-2:46:55) The guys wrap up the show giving their football picks for this weekend and talking to callers.

ESPN's Tim McManus weighs in on the hot topics surrounding the Eagles following their two straight blowout losses.