PHLY Philadelphia Eagles Podcast

At 11-4, the Eagles are still in the mix for the No. 1 seed in the NFC despite us all debating how terrible they are. For Nick Sirianni, up next is a matchup with his former defensive coordinator as Jonathan Gannon’s 3-12 Arizona Cardinals come to town. Kyler Murray presents a unique test for a struggling Eagles defense, though his supporting cast isn’t great. 

Zach Berman and Bo Wulf run through the news of the day and preview Sunday’s game with matchups to watch and predictions. Deniz Selman joins briefly for a rundown of what Eagles fans should root for elsewhere in the league this weekend.

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Princeton wide receivers coach Brian Flinn makes his PHLY debut as the focus continues to hone in on an offense that may be underperforming relative to its talent. Is Nick Sirianni getting the best out of Jalen Hurts? Are there enough ways to spring DeVonta Smith and A.J. Brown into the open?

Zach Berman and Bo Wulf welcome Flinn to the mix and update the latest from the NovaCare Complex as the Eagles prepare for a visit from Jonathan Gannon and the Arizona Cardinals on New Year’s Eve.

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Jalen Hurts looked mostly good on Christmas but he also threw a pick-six and made a dizzyingly bad play at the end of the first half. The defense mostly held Tommy DeVito and Tyrod Taylor in check, but also surrendered a long touchdown pass. As mistakes continue to bite the 11-4 Eagles, are they trending in the right direction or on the verge of collapse? 

Fletcher Cox joins the show to provide the perspective only he can as a veteran captain. Do we make too much of style points? Bo Wulf and Zach Berman unpack the game a day later.

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Jalen Hurts and the Philadelphia Eagles tried as hard as they could to give away their Christmas day game in Philadelphia, from a pick-six to a long, surrendered touchdown with some terrible situational awareness mixed in. Something is broken with a team that started the season 10-1, but they still hold the lead in the NFC East.

Bo Wulf and Devon Givens recap and react to everything that happened. What’s up with A.J. Brown? Is the team simply poorly coached? What happened to the defensive line? Zach Berman checks in from the LINC with the pulse of the locker room.

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The Eagles look to get off their three-game schneid against everyone’s favorite cutlet-loving rookie quarterback as Tommy DeVito comes to town. Surely, this is the Christmas present the Eagles defense needs, right? The worst offense in the league that allows sacks at a high volume has to be good news for Josh Sweat and Haason Reddick. 

Deniz Selman joins Bo Wulf and Zach Berman for his weekly breakdown of the matchup and the tendencies the Eagles are struggling with. Join us for a holiday spectacular.

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As his team wades through a three-game losing streak, Nick Sirianni once again began the week with a defensive press conference, pointing again and again to the success of the 2022 Eagles team and its offense. But it’s not 2022 anymore. What’s behind that posture from Sirianni and what positive signs are there the team can turn things around? 

Zach Berman and Bo Wulf are joined by Devon Givens to sift through the likelihood the Eagles can turn things around in a meaningful way. Is Matt Patricia’s hiring a call for help?

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After another game with two turnovers, Jalen Hurts is once again under the spotlight for his dropoff in play, even acknowledging his sickness. The offense scored only 17 points against a mediocre Seahawks defense and situational football damned the team again. For what was supposed to be the strength of the team, the signs are not great. The Carson Wentz comparisons may be overblown, but how concerned should the Eagles be about Hurts' dropoff?

Zach Berman is back from the road to give you and Bo Wulf his baked thoughts on everything that happened on Monday night, from the comments about “Commitment” to the best cookies in America. Plus, more discussion about the defensive coordinator change.

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Playing without Darius Slay, Zach Cunningham and Cam Jurgens, the Eagles concluded their six-game gauntlet in Seattle Monday night with Matt Patricia of all people in charge of the defense all of a sudden. Now, the Eagles have three games left before the playoffs: vs. the New York Giants, vs. the Arizona Cardinals and then at the Giants again. 

Live from Reading Terminal Market, Bo Wulf and Rich Hofmann discuss everything that happened Monday night before Brian Baldinger stops by with his thoughts.

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Up 17-13 with less than two minutes remaining, the Philadelphia Eagles let Drew Lock drive the length of the field for a go-ahead touchdown. So much for Matt Patricia saving the day. Then the offense had its chance to tie things up, only for Jalen Hurts to throw a game-ending interception on a bizarre downfield throw given the circumstances. Now at 10-4, we're left to wonder what the future has in store for a team that appears in panic-mode with the playoffs approaching.

Bo Wulf and Jamie Lynch unpack everything that happened in the ugly loss before Zach Berman checks in from Seattle with the scoop on Nick Sirianni's press conference, an eyebrow-raising comment from Jalen Hurts and the pulse of the locker room.

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The Eagles shocked us on Sunday morning when word spread of Sean Desai’s odd demotion. All of a sudden, Matt Patricia, who was a mysterious “senior defensive assistant,” is your new play-caller for a defense in desperate need of improvement, especially on third down. Against the Seattle Seahawks, the Eagles will be without Darius Slay and Zach Cunningham (plus Cam Jurgens). Not great! 

Zach Berman and Bo Wulf react to a wild chain of events and wonder how all of this went down.

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