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Philadelphia Eagles were very impressive against the Atlanta Falcons. How come? The 6 takeaways from that game are wide receivers create space from opponents, the offensive line was excellent especially LT Jordan Mialita having a high football IQ, impressed with how many offensive blocks there were to extend plays for Hurts, Jalen Hurts himself was spectacular due to his calmness to make plays, the defense was much better in a long time last week, and Miles Sanders proving people wrong about him not being a top 10 player. I also discussed the upcoming game against the 49ers this Sunday at 1:00. I think the wide receivers will have a big game because Jason Verrett is out for the season for San Francisco. Why? Jason Verrett to me didn't have a great game against the Lions. His game last week was in zone coverage and the reason why he was succeeding was that the wide receivers for Detriot barely created separation. The Eagles on the other hand will use that to take advantage of the Niners' CBs because the wide receivers for Philadephia worked on creating separation this summer and are very good in plays this season. I predict the wideouts will have a big game against San Francisco and win 30 to 20 to improve to 2-0 since 2014. What is your prediction for week 2?
The reason why Philadelphia struggled against teams like Miami, Milwaukee, Colorado, and the first game of the Cubs series are the pitchers were switching their pattern up against batters. In the last 13 games, Philadelphia's pitchers failed to recognize that in the first 4 innings they were hitting the strike zone effectively such as their fastballs were having success in the left and bottom of the strike zone. Then all of a sudden they were hitting the strike zone with the fastballs in different areas of the plate and I am like, hold on we are not failing in the first 2 areas of the plate, why are the Phillies changing up the pattern here. That is the main reason why hitters were succeeding against the Phillies pitchers because they took advantage of that mistake. I also brought on a few people to discuss why the Phillies are collapsing and who is to blame for this team's recent downfall. #phillies67
Why? I think last year Zach got affected in the workplace that was by a personal choice. Zach revealed that he picked a word every year with his wife. That word was "trust." That word probably had him think, Oh maybe I need to trust people or myself a little bit more. If you choose a word every year maybe people struggle with that particular word. The word that I struggle with every day is staying committed to something. What word do you have struggle with each and every day? In the press conference, Ertz looked happy because he probably picked another word to follow this year. What word could it be? Forgiveness. Thanks for listening to episode 16, season 2.
The Flyers I don't think realize how badly they let Travis Sanheim win. He avoided arbitration with the team two days ago. He got paid a little above 4 million and staying 2 years. Reasons why that contract was a mistake: poor instincts on defense because of how horrible his stance was. Another reason was he looked really confused on the ice all year but I analyzed the last 10 games of the season. He looked confused 9 percent of the time he played. The formula was how many times he looked lost: 20 times, divided by the total ice time he had: 225:10=9%. On the video, I watched Travis Sanheim mess up in his defensive form 21 times, divided by how many times he was in a good stance which was 8 times. Convince that I am wrong?
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Where do you think Julio Jones will go? Kyle and I gave our insights into where he may go. I broke down why the Phillies struggled so much against Miami. We analyzed the Sixer's first 2 games against Washington. We looked further into the playoffs as well. We talked about what the Knicks or the Hawks would bring to the table in round 2.
What do you think the expectations were for the Sixers before the season? Nick and I broke down what our expectations were before the season. Did the Sixers succeed in those predictions? We discussed how Tyrese Maxey was a huge part of the Sixer's success to the first seed. Also, we broke down what his role could look like heading into the playoffs. Do you think Ben Simmons should shoot? Nick and I broke down why he shouldn't shoot and how Nick mentioned that Doc Rivers emphasized what Ben's role is for the team. Earnshaw broke down what his thoughts were of the play-in tournament. What team scares you the most the Pacers or the Wizards? The Sixers will play either team. I analyze why these teams may scare us. Nick thinks otherwise.
Kyle and I broke down our reactions to how the NFL draft was laid out. Why certain guys fell in the first round and how certain positions got picked more than others. I broke down why certain positions went more than others. Kyle and I broke down why cornerback Zech McPhearson was a good pick for the Eagles. The Phillies have dominated in both of their series, especially Andrew McCutchen and Didi Gregorius. Kyle and I broke down why they were playing so great. What is your favorite recess game as a child?
Jarrett and I at 91.5 WDBK broke down the NFL draft. We broke down each other's mock draft and why we chose that player. Jarrett and I also broke down people's responses on what position they would pick for the Eagles on social media.
What are your expectations for the Phillies this year? Kyle and I broke ours down over the radio. I broke down the last 6 games of spring training because to prove the bullpen improved this year. Why did we send down Herrera and gave the outfield spot to Heasley and Quinn? We broke down why he did not make the team. We broke down the opening day game against the Braves and gave who was going to have a breakout game. The Flyers made some massive moves. We broke down why Shayne Ghostishere was waived. I gave some insight on Cam York our prospect who might take his spot. Why were Oskar Lindblom and Nolan Patrick not playing last Thursday?
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