Philadelphia CityCast

Ryan Rothstein discusses his most important matchups in the Bucs/Eagles Thursday Night matchup. Can the Eagles' secondary hold up against all the weapons at Tom Brady's disposal? Can the Eagles' offensive line hold up against Tampa's pass rush?

Ryan Rothstein gives his thoughts on the Eagles through five games. Jalen Hurts continues to show his toughness. Ryan previews the Thursday Night game against the defending Super Bowl champs. We're on to Tampa Bay.

Ryan Rothstein gives his final look at Eagles/Panthers before Sunday's game. Can the Eagles snap their three-game losing streak on the road in Carolina? Ryan discusses his favorite bets for the game.

Ryan Rothstein previews a critical game in Carolina as Nick Sirianni and Jonathan Gannon are already under pressure. The Panthers and Eagles are both dealing with key injuries. Does Ryan have a lean one way or another on the line or total?

Ryan Rothstein looks at the Eagles/Panthers. What are the keys to the Eagles snapping their three-game losing streak? How should you play the line (Eagle +4) at total (44.5). Can a banged-up Eagles team hold up against the 3-1 Panthers?

Ryan Rothstein takes a big picture look at the NFC East after four weeks. An early look at the week 5 division games. He looks at the updated odds in the division. Also, a reason for hope regarding Jalen Hurts.

Ryan Rothstein gives his instant thoughts following the Eagles' 42-30 loss to the Chiefs. Andy Reid Where do they go from here? What did we learn today?

Ryan Rothstein gives his final preview as the Eagles face a tall task against the Chiefs. What is he thinking about the betting line (Eagles+7) and total (54)? Also, a recap of his favorite prop plays.

Ryan Rothstein goes through three key matchups for Chiefs/Eagles. Will we see progress from the Eagles? Also, Ryan's favorite player props leading up to Sunday.

Ryan Rothstein recaps, for all intents and purposes, a disappointing end to the Phillies season as they drop the first two games in Atlanta. The NL MVP favorite Bryce Harper came up small when the Phillies needed him most.