As the Eagles turn the page from back-to-back ugly losses, Fletcher Cox says it’s time to find out who the “Dudes” are in the locker room. Coming off a sack-fumble that led to the Eagles’ only touchdown against the Dallas Cowboys, Cox discusses his resurgent play and once again puts his self trivia knowledge to the test. 

Brian Baldinger also joins Zach Berman and Bo Wulf for his weekly discussion of what ails the Eagles and what they need to do to get a little more explosive on offense. He also provides an early scouting report on the Seattle Seahawks.

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After the Dallas Cowboys blew out the Eagles for their second lopsided loss in two games, Nick Sirianni’s team is reeling despite its 10-3 record. Things on offense lack creativity, the magic turnover avoidance Sirianni espoused has disappeared with fumbles from Jalen Hurts, DeVonta Smith and A.J. Brown, and the defense can’t stop a running faucet. One year after going to the Super Bowl, how bad could things get? 

Zach Berman, fresh off the runway like the stone-cold hustler he is, and Bo Wulf recap another dispiriting loss and spend some time in the waters of “worst-case scenario.”

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Against the Dallas Cowboys and with so much on the line, the Eagles defense was overrun in the first half while Jalen Hurts, A.J. Brown and DeVonta Smith all fumbled the ball away. A Fletcher Cox forced fumble that led to a Jalen Carter touchdown was the only highlight on an otherwise dour night as the Eagles lost a second straight game for the first time with Hurts as the quarterback since 2021.

Jamie Lynch and Bo Wulf react to the blowout loss before Zach Berman joins the show live from Arlington. With four games left, the Eagles still control their NFC East standing but no longer do so within the conference. Is there still hope?

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It’s odd to say a 10-2 team faces a season-defining game, but the Eagles are on the brink of plunging down the NFC playoff standings as they struggle on defense and search for consistency on offense. Ahead of a rematch with the Dallas Cowboys in Arlington, where the Eagles have struggled, the stakes are high. Can Josh Sweat and Haason Reddick regain their pass-rush prowess? Can Darius Slay and the secondary bounce back? Can Jason Kelce and Lane Johnson lead a resurgence in the running game? Does the team even bother showing up without Christian Elliss?

In addition to their usual antics, Bo Wulf and Zach Berman are joined again by Deniz Selman for a closer look at the matchups and angles that will decide the game.

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As the Philadelphia Eagles prepare for an enormous Sunday night game against the Dallas Cowboys, the focus instead is on the indefensible transaction made by the team Wednesday afternoon. With Christian Elliss waived, the team is left without its heart and soul. Now they’re drawing dead ahead of the rematch with Dak Prescott, CeeDee Lamb and co.

Zach Berman and Bo Wulf unpack the mind-boggling move, along with the first words from Shaq Leonard, the potential return of Dallas Goedert and much more. Welcome all.

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Fletcher Cox is in studio for his weekly appearance to take us behind the scenes of the whirlwind week that allowed him to play on Sunday despite not practicing all week. He also dishes on the importance of Dom DiSandro before taking a trip down memory lane to remember some defensive tackles teammates. 

Brian Baldinger also joins the show for his schematic breakdown of the defensive failures against the Niners ahead of the Sunday night rematch with Dak Prescott and the Dallas Cowboys. Zach Berman and Bo Wulf react to the news from the coordinators, and much more.

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One day after the Eagles’ lopsided loss to the San Francisco 49ers, they addressed the middle of their defense with the addition of former all-pro Colts LB Shaq Leonard. But we would be fools to think that’s the solution to fixing the Eagles defense. How dire are the personnel problems on that side of the ball?

Bo Wulf and Zach Berman react to the loss with the benefit of some sleep. Are the Eagles drawing dead heading into the playoffs or was this a one-game blip? And what role will Leonard play against Dak Prescott on Sunday night?

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After an impressive opening quarter with a disappointing red-zone performance, the Eagles defense surrendered touchdowns on six consecutive drives as the offense sputtered. In a big game, the defense provided little resistance against the league’s best offense. Jalen Hurts returned after being evaluated for a concussion, but failed to muster enough firepower to counter the Niners’ dominance.

Jamie Lynch and Bo Wulf discuss the egg laid by the now 10-2 Eagles and react to everything from the Dre Greenlaw/Dom DiSandro ejection to Nick Sirianni’s game management. Zach Berman joins the show to give his thoughts from the LINC.

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As we close out the week of previews ahead of Sunday’s NFC Championship Game rematch, it’s time to focus on Jalen Hurts, A.J. Brown, DeVonta Smith and co. as they prepare for a good, not great Niners defense. Will Lane Johnson hold up despite his groin injury? Can Jordan Mailata pave the way? And is this a big D’Andre Swift game?

Bo Wulf and Zach Berman discuss that and more, as they’re joined for the first time at PHLY by Deniz Selman, everyone’s favorite Eagles fan/professor.

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Eleven months of whining now in the past, it’s time for the San Francisco 49ers to come to the LINC as they try to pry away the mantle of NFC favorite from the 10-1 Eagles. What’s the latest on Dallas Goedert, Lane Johnson and … Shaq Leonard? And what will Sean Desai have in store for Christian McCaffrey, Brandon Aiyuk, Deebo Samuel, George Kittle and the opie-faced Brock Purdy? 

Zach Berman and Bo Wulf continue their preview of Eagles-Niners and draft their respective rosters. This is a big one!

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