Jack McCallum weighs the possibility that the Philadelphia Eagles will win the Super Bowl a second year in a row, and discusses the results of winning one.

Jack McCallum talks about the recent uproar over a Philadelphia Eagles player spitting on a rival during a game, and how spitting has always played into sports.

Jack McCallum talks about his early days covering high school football in Bethlehem, and how it shaped him for a future career in sports writing.

Jack McCallum talks about his recent commitment to a diet and the steps he's taken so far to shed a few pounds.

Jack McCallum talks about the shared dislike for Route 22 and its unexplainable delays at all times of the day.

Jack McCallum talks about his weekly routine of reading the Sunday New York Times and shares how it varies.

Jack McCallum debates whether routines are good or bad, and talks about what they could look like for athletes and writers like himself.

Jack McCallum discusses his recent experience getting an MRI scan and talks about its supposedly non-invasive nature.

Jack McCallum talks about Godfrey Daniels and its founder Dave Fry, once a Lehigh University student with a dream of a more intimate listening space.

Jack McCallum talks about the new paychecks college athletes are allowed to receive through sponsorships and deals, and explores some of the possible resulting challenges.