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The Philadelphia Eagles lose their 4th straight game, this time, at home to the Carolina Panthers.

The Birds offense with Tanner McKee, looked no different from the offense with Jalen Hurts.

The defense again put up a valiant effort in the first 3 quarters, but with the offense constantly giving them no help, the defense fell apart in the end.

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The Philadelphia Eagles are back home from their trip to London, and are preparing to face the Carolina Panthers, coming of a bye.

In returning home, the Eagles have come across some bad news. A blood clot has been found in Jalen Hurts, ruling him out for this game, and maybe a few others.

This just adds to the many many injuries that the Birds have faced in this newly labeled, Season from hell.

Tanner McKee is expected to take the reigns, and possibly have a long term to chance to prove himself in this league.

Go Birds, and Fly Eagles Fly.

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The Philadelphia Eagles had the game won, and then they didn't.

After a 48 yard field goal from Jake Elliott left only 8 seconds on the clock, the Nick Sirianni and Philadelphia Eagles elected to give the Jaguars a chance for a return, dooming them. The Jaguars returned the kick 53 yards to set up a 57 yard field goal for Cam Little, ending the Eagles party in London, and maybe even their season.

The offense was abysmal again, only obtaining 232 total yards of offense, and a disgusting 2 rushing yards. Not to mention going 6-15 on third down, and 0-2 on 4th down. The Birds second half woes continued, and there may be no answer on how to fix them.

The Eagles also ruined an incredible game from the likes of Jalen Carter, Zach Baun, Cooper Dejean, and Quinyon Mitchell. The defense as a whole played incredible and unfortunately it will be forgotten in this cesspool of a game.

The Eagles are now 2-3, and may have to face a new reality, that the problems they have, can't be overcome.

Go Birds and Fly Eagles Fly.

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The NFL season is back, and the Philadelphia Eagles are set to take on the rival Washington Commanders in Lincoln Financial Field. The team is set, the matchup is clear, the game just needs to be played.

Join us as we break down the first Eagles game of the season, and the matchups that can lead to an Eagles victory! Go Birds and Fly Eagles Fly!

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Welcome back Philadelphia Eagles fans! Your Eagles Therapists are back and are recording their most important episode yet! The 2026 Philadelphia Eagles record prediction! Listen, as we go game by game to choose which games the Birds will win, and sadly which ones we think they will lose. 

Then, we go through each divisions in the NFC and choose the records until we get to our NFC Wildcard picks!

The NFL season isn't around the corner, it is right in front of us! Go Birds and Fly Eagles Fly!

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The Eagles wrap up their joint practices in New England with a tough pill to swallow on the scoreboard. In Preseason Week 2, Philadelphia fell 24-21 to the Patriots at Gillette Stadium, surrendering a late-game score after a hard-fought battle.  In this episode, we break down the film from Foxboro, highlight who is playing their way onto the 53-man roster, and look at the biggest winners and losers from a busy week of joint practices and game action.

Preseason Week 2: Patriots 24, Eagles 21We dive into the tape from Saturday night’s thriller:  The Tanner McKee & Carson Steele Show: We break down McKee’s sharp night running the offense (16-of-22, 173 yards, 2 TDs) and spotlight running back Carson Steele, who put on a show with over 100 all-purpose yards and a highlight-reel touchdown.  The Late-Game Collapse: Analyzing how the defense let a late lead slip away following New England's game-winning score with under a minute left.  

Winners and Losers from Foxboro Joint practices give us a much better evaluation tool than standard preseason games. We highlight: The Risers: Who backed up a strong week against A.J. Brown and the Patriots with a stellar performance under the lights? The Fallers: Which depth pieces hurt their stock and are now facing an uphill battle ahead of final roster cuts?

Roster Locks & The Bubble Battle With the preseason finale right around the corner, roster cuts are looming large. We update our projection for the final 53-man roster, focusing on the heated battles at wide receiver, safety, and along the offensive line trenches.

The preseason record doesn't matter, but roster spots do. Tune in for our complete breakdown of the Eagles' trip to New England!

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As the Philadelphia Eagles pack their bags for Baltimore to take on the Ravens, the intensity at training camp is reaching a fever pitch. In this episode, we break down what to watch for in our first live-game action under the new-look coaching staff, react to a massive wave of Eagles landing on the NFL Top 100, and spotlight the bubble players making noise.In this episode, we cover:

Preseason Week 1: Eagles at Ravens PreviewIt’s time to see some real competition against another jersey. We preview Saturday night's matchup at M&T Bank Stadium:What to Expect from the Starters: Will Jalen Hurts and the main offensive unit see any snaps under Sean Mannion, or will it be all about the depth pieces?Rookie Spotlight: How will first-round pick Makai Lemon and the rest of the 2026 rookie class handle their first taste of NFL action?Position Battles Under the Lights: The key individual matchups we're tracking on both sides of the ball as roster spots begin to tighten.

NFL Top 100: Heavy Respect for PhillyThe player-voted NFL Top 100 list has been dropping, and the rest of the league is taking notice of the Birds. We break down the latest reveals:Jalen Carter Climbs to #29: We react to Carter jumping 14 spots into the top 30 after a dominant stretch and a massive extension.The Full Eagles Wave: Analyzing the placements for Saquon Barkley (#34), Cooper DeJean (#38), Zack Baun (#45), Quinyon Mitchell (#47), and Jalen Hurts (#56). Did anyone get snubbed?  

Camp Standouts & Roster RisersAs the first couple of weeks of training camp wrap up, we highlight the unsung heroes turning heads in practice, the battle for the final receiver spots, and how Vic Fangio’s defense is shaping up for the fall.Game week is finally back, and meaningful football is right around the corner. Tune in for our complete preview and analysis!

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Football is officially back! Pads are popping at the NovaCare Complex as the Philadelphia Eagles dive headfirst into training camp under the scorching August sun. From early battles in Sean Mannion’s new offensive system to the latest wave of NFL Top 100 rankings shaking up the locker room, the energy in South Philly is electric.In this episode, we break down everything you need to know from the opening week of camp:

Training Camp Livestream: What We're SeeingThe first week of practices is in the books. We take you inside the gates with our biggest observations:The Jalen Hurts & Makai Lemon Connection: How quickly is the rookie first-rounder building chemistry with QB1? We break down the early highlights and training camp buzz.Vic Fangio’s Defense is Flying: With standouts like Quinyon Mitchell and Cooper DeJean making plays all over the field, we look at how the secondary is shaping up after a massive offseason overhaul.The Trench Battles: Who is stepping up on the offensive line as Chris Kuper looks to piece together depth behind the veterans?

NFL Top 100 Reactions: Respect for the Birds?The players have spoken, and the NFL Top 100 list is rolling out. We react to where the Eagles landed:Zack Baun & Quinyon Mitchell Shine: Major props for Baun and Mitchell landing inside the Top 50! We discuss their meteoric rises.Jalen Hurts at #56: Do we agree with where Hurts is slotted, or is QB1 primed for a massive revenge tour in 2026?  The Snubs: Who got left off the list that should have made the cut?

Preseason Prep & Roster BattlesWith the first preseason game just around the corner against the Ravens, we spotlight the roster bubble battles to watch. Who is fighting for that crucial WR3 spot, and which undrafted rookies are turning heads early?

Training camp is a marathon, but the first sprint has been fascinating. Tune in for our complete breakdown of all things Eagles football!

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The NFL has officially pulled the curtain back on the 2026 season! While the Eagles' strength of schedule looked "easy" on paper heading into the spring, the league did Howie Roseman and Nick Sirianni no favors with a travel-heavy, primetime-loaded slate. Plus, the rookies have officially reported to the NovaCare Complex and claimed their new threads—including a controversial and legendary choice for our first-round pick. 

In this episode, we dive into:

The 2026 Schedule: Primetime Birds

The Eagles are officially the darlings of the NFL schedule-makers. We break down the eight standalone games that will have the eyes of the nation on Philadelphia:

• The International Stage: We’re headed back to London! We preview the Week 5 matchup against the Jaguars at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
• Holiday Heat: For the second time in three years, the Eagles are playing on Thanksgiving, this time heading to Dallas for a high-stakes divisional battle. 
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• The Gauntlet Finish: We analyze the brutal four-game stretch to end the year: Seahawks (Saturday), Texans (Thursday), at 49ers (Sunday Night), and at Giants. Can the Birds survive this December marathon?

Rookie Jersey Numbers: The #9 is Back

The most talked-about news of the week isn't a signing—it’s a number. Makai Lemon has officially been assigned #9. We discuss: 

• The Nick Foles Connection: Lemon spoke with the Super Bowl LII MVP to get his blessing. Is it too much pressure for a rookie WR, or the perfect way to start a new legacy? 
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• The Full List: We run through the rest of the class, from Eli Stowers taking #87 (a nod to the Brent Celek days?) to Cole Payton rocking #10 and Markel Bell in #72. 
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• Fresh Aesthetics: Who has the best look in the rookie class? We rank the new numbers from a "look good, play good" perspective.

Schedule Winners and Losers

We look at the bye week (Week 10) placement and the "mini-byes" created by the Thursday night games. Plus, we give our way-too-early win-loss predictions now that we know exactly when and where the Birds are playing.

The path to Super Bowl LXI is set, and the rookies are suited up. Tune in for the full breakdown of the Eagles' 2026 calendar!