The Broad Street Line

This is the big one: The 2024 Philadelphia Eagles predictions that are sure to go wrong are released as the Birds - who are worth a clean SEVEN BILLION DOLLARS - deal with the fallout of some unauthorized political ads.

No real surprises as the Eagles set their 53-man roster for the 2024 season. Kris and Roy take some time to run down the best fantasy football options for the 2024, and raise a glass to Eddie Kingston who says that Madden 25 is trash.

Hopefully, Jahan Dotson is the savior for the Birds at WR3. But if we're worried about WR3 more than anything else, do we really have any worries at all? Also, when the game is on the line for the Sixers, who takes the last shot?

Ladies and gentlemen... we have returned from a brief hiatus debating the injuries all around the league affect some of the NFL's biggest and best stars. Most importantly, we celebrate the fact that The Avengers took care of business in Paris (after a couple of scares), and brought a gold medal home to the US.

Joel Embiid looks lost in his Olympic debut - hopefully, Team USA figures things out before the medal round kicks off. Later in the show, we (hopefully) put a bow on the NBA television deal conversation that appears to leave TNT out in the cold.

"Pour into it every day" is the unofficial Eagles' slogan of the year... will it age as well as "The rent is due every day?" In other news, Joel Embiid makes some... odd comments, and the Sixers help him out with yet ANOTHER point guard.

New Jersey is making a pretty concerted effort to lure the Philadelphia 76ers to Camden, which makes sense for them, but not as much for the team and the fans. Also, two big names on the sports media circuit announce their departures, and we continue to pave the Road to Summerslam

Daryl Morey says that we ain't done yet as the Sixers make even more signings to bolster the roster. In wrestling news, we recap Money in the Bank, and the G.O.A.T. John Cena announces his upcoming retirement tour.

The star hunt is over as Daryl Morey lands the plane and signs Paul George. They also make some moves around the margins as the remaining free agent pool dries up rather quickly. In other news, we come up with an Eagles' all-time Mount Rushmore, and figure out what inning we're in with WWE's Bloodline saga.

Will it be one sweet summer for the Sixers? Only if they land a big name free agent. The Knicks - with their acquisition of Mikal Bridges - already got noticeably better, so the clock is ticking on Daryl Morey and Co. to make a move. Also, Jacob Fatu makes his WWE debut, and the world may never be the same.