It wasn't pretty, but the Eagles did just enough to beat Jeff Saturday's Indianapolis Colts. After we discuss the win, we debate whether or not Jalen Hurts has a decent argument for the NFL MVP award, and we look ahead to the rest of the United States' run in the World Cup

There's a busy offseason ahead for the Phils as they fall to the Houston Astros in 6 games in the 2022 World Series. Speaking of seasons... according to Joel Embiid, the 2022-23 campaign for the Sixers starts NOW.

The Philadelphia Phillies and Union are on the doorstep of bringing hardware back to the City of Brotherly Love. We evaluate both of their chances, and kick around a few thoughts as to how we're in the midst of a World Series with no black players for the first time in more than 50 years. This episode also has pre- and post-game thoughts from the Eagles-Texans Thursday Night Football clash!

Can the Phillies actually do this? We'll find out soon enough after the Phils packed up the San Diego Padres in the NLCS. We also celebrate the arrival of Robert Quinn to help shore up the Eagles' front four.

Author/podcaster/journalist (and official Friend of the Show) Chris Stevens joins the crew to give us an outsider's perspective on what we're seeing from the Philadelphia Eagles. After we discuss the lack of legit contenders in the NFC, we debate the lack of urgency displayed by the Sixers at the start of the 2022-23 campaign. Later in the show, we break down the biggest thing to happen in WWE since the departure of Vincent K. McMahon.

The Blink-182 reunion was the second biggest comeback of the week as Bray Wyatt has rejoined WWE. But before we dig into that, we give kudos to the still undefeated Philadelphia Eagles, and we also take a way-too-early look at the NFL's playoff picture.

It wasn't easy, but the Phillies made the postseason for the first time since 2011. We handicap their odds against St. Louis Cardinals, and we'll also tip our cap to the Eagles, who won a nasty game against the Jacksonville Jaguars. Later in the show, we debate who the REAL HR champion is.

The Philadelphia Eagles defense ate against the Washington Commanders in a 24-8 win. Jalen Hurts outplayed Carson Wentz as tens of thousands of Birds fans took over FedEx Field. We'll talk about the impressive victory, and we'll also speculate on what a new deal could look like for Hurts this offseason.

Are the Eagles... good? They definitely looked impressive against the Vikings as they get ready to face the Commanders and Carson Wentz in Week 3. Also, we debate how much play-by-play broadcasters and color analysts really matter, and we - far too briefly- touch on Ben Simmons' recent appearance on the Old Man and the Three podcast

A win is a win, but the Philadelphia Eagles have plenty of things they can clean up on after beating the Detroit Lions in Week 1. We'll go over that list, recap a wild Week 1 in the NFL and try to project the next few weeks in the "battle" between AEW and WWE.