The Philadelphia Phillies WOULD have played their opening day game today and it truly is sad. It was a chance to actually beat the Miami Marlins in a series. Is that even possible? Who knows and apparently it will take some time until we ever find out. I wanted to see Aaron Nola on the bump with Bryce Harper's lettuce blowing in the wind. I wanted to see Joe Girardi in the correct pinstripes. I tell a story about last year's opening day and I also look into the MLB's future decision on double headers once everything returns.

The Philadelphia Eagles sign cornerback Nickell Robey-Coleman to a 1 year deal. This is a really solid move by Howie Roseman to add another corner, who is experienced. He plays the slot so this will potentially move Avonte Maddox to the outside on the other side of Darius Slay. What will happen if they add another DB in the draft? What about Rasul Douglas' time with the team? Is Sidney Jones the backup? Also, I discuss Slay's contract construction.

If I was the Philadelphia Eagles, I would trade for Yannick Ngakoue, but it seems like since Robby Anderson and Breshad Perriman are now off the board, the focus is on receivers in the draft. Also, I am fascinated by this zach ertz trade conversation. Why all of a sudden are people ready to ship him out of the city?

The Philadelphia Eagles sign Will Parks and Jatavis Brown to the roster on short term deals. It is a low risk, high reward type situation for Howie Roseman. After losing Malcolm Jenkins, the Eagles needed to find a third safety in the rotation with Rodney McLeod and Jalen Mills being the only two on the roster. I also discuss Rasul Douglas being on the trade market along with Nelson Agholor going to the Las Vegas Raiders.

I was joined by Darryl Reynolds, Villanova Wildcat and National Champion, to talk Philadelphia Sixers basketball. We discussed Ben Simmons, Al Horford, Brett Brown, and the current state of the team. 
D-Rey is also working on the Stay Tuned Network which you can follow on twitter, instagram, and youtube. Make sure you check it out!

The Philadelphia Eagles acquired Darius Slay in a trade with the Detroit Lions.
The Eagles gave up a third round pick and a fifth round pick. Also, Slay received a three-year contract extension worth $50 million, $30 million guaranteed.
This is everything the Birds needed right now. A cornerback that is reliable, can shut down opposing wide receivers, and a leader after losing Malcolm Jenkins.
Howie Roseman was getting criticized for missing out on Byron Jones and other free agents at the start of everything, but his patient approach is something that needs to be noticed.
It doesn't mean this team won't get better! There is plenty of time left!

The Philadelphia Eagles moved on from Malcolm Jenkins, but it's concerning that his new contract with the New Orleans Saints was possible for the Birds to match. He received a 4 year deal worth $32-$35M, only $16.25M guaranteed. There are conflicting reports about what he asked Howie Roseman when they discussed an extension.

I co-hosted the Sports Bash with Mike Gill from 2-6PM on 97.3 ESPN! The Philadelphia Eagles allowed Malcolm Jenkins to walk and hit free agency. I believe this was the right move based off of his age and how much he wanted to get paid.
If he was going to get paid top safety money, it would be in the $13-15M dollar per year range and this organization needs to go in a different direction.
It's a hard goodbye, no doubt about it. He was a great leader and an awesome guy to represent this city. With that being said, can't other players lead? They sure can.
Jalen Mills and Rodney Mcleod were brought back to help fill the void. It should also be noted that Mills potentially will play a mix of safety and cornerback.
To me, this is exactly what Howie Roseman said it was going to be.
A retool.
Get younger, Javon Hargrave and the draft, while getting rid of older players, Jason Peters and Jenkins. It sets the franchise up better in the long run.

The Philadelphia Eagles allowed Malcolm Jenkins to walk and hit free agency. I believe this was the right move based off of his age and how much he wanted to get paid. 
If he was going to get paid top safety money, it would be in the $13-15M dollar per year range and this organization needs to go in a different direction.
It's a hard goodbye, no doubt about it. He was a great leader and an awesome guy to represent this city. With that being said, can't other players lead? They sure can.
Jalen Mills and Rodney Mcleod were brought back to help fill the void. It should also be noted that Mills potentially will play a mix of safety and cornerback. 
To me, this is exactly what Howie Roseman said it was going to be. 
A retool.
Get younger, Javon Hargrave and the draft, while getting rid of older players, Jason Peters and Jenkins. It sets the franchise up better in the long run.

The Philadelphia Eagles open up NFL free agency by signing Javon Hargrave to a 3 year, $39 million dollar contract. It will be interesting to see how he plays next to Fletcher Cox and Malik Jackson. Byron Jones signed with the Miami Dolphins which was a target for Howie Roseman this offseason. He also missed out on Stefon Diggs who went to the Buffalo Bills and Amari Cooper who re signed with the Dallas Cowboys although that was more obvious. Deandre Hopkins went to the Arizona Cardinals for absolutely nothing and Bill O'Brien should be fired on the spot. A lot more time for the Birds to fix their cornerback issue. Will they go after Darius Slay?