The Broad Street Line

The Philadelphia Eagles are one win away from the Super Bowl, and standing in their way is a red-hot San Francisco 49ers team that hasn't lost a game in more than two months. Speaking of hot, the 76ers are 19-4 in their last 23 games, and later this week, we get the long-awaited matchup between Joel Embiid vs. Ben Simmons. But all of that basketball talk takes a backseat with the Birds just 60 minutes away from a trip to Glendale...

The No. 1 sports radio show in Philly links up with the No. 1 hip-hop podcast as Sivad Davis of Tissue in the Tape joins us on The Broad Street Line to discuss another set of No. 1s: The Eagles and the Chiefs, who finally get down to business in the NFL Playoffs this weekend. We also look forward to the Birds trip to Kansas City this fall, and we get Sivad's list of best hip-hop projects from last year.

It wasn't easy, but the Philadelphia Eagles finally clinched the No. 1 seed in the NFC after their Week 18 victory over the New York Giants. So, for now, the Birds can sit back and relax as we all enjoy Super Wild Card Weekend. We also take a way-too-ealy look at the 2023 schedule, and wonder what happens to WWE now that Vincent Kennedy McMahon is back.

The frightening Damar Hamlin situation earlier this week is just the latest reminder of the dangers surrounding NFL football. On this edition of The Broad Street Line, we debate what - if anything - can be done to make the game safer.

Author, journalist, podcaster and Honorary Uce Chris Stevens joins the show as we look back on the year that was in the world of sports. From a flirtation with Russell Wilson to Ben Simmons finally being dealt to a legacy-defining World Series run by Bryce Harper and the Phillies, the past 12 months in Philadelphia have been anything but boring. Also not boring has been the world of professional wrestling, and before we ring in 2023, we hand out awards for the year's best perfomers in and out of the squared circle.

A shoulder injury to Jalen Hurts may drastically change the NFL MVP race, but shouldn't damage the Eagles' hope for a division title. We also spend some time talking about the future of NFL Sunday Ticket, and bask in the glow of THE GREATEST SOCCER GAME OF ALL TIME.

Kris Domingo finally joins the masses and crowns Jalen F. Hurts the MVP of the National Football League. Fresh off the Eagles' dismantling of the Giants, is it unreasonable to think that the Birds can run the table? Also, for those of you who are interested in the beautiful game, the upcoming France - Argentina World Cup final should be one for the ages.

The U.S. Men's National Team was knocked back to earth after losing to the Netherlands in the Round of 16. But enough of the sport most call football... American football has a big dog in the yard, and their name is the Philadelphia Eagles. We'll debate whether the Birds are the best team in the league and whether Jalen Hurts is the NFL MVP.

The United States did what it needed to do in the group stage portion of the World Cup... can they shock the world and knock off the Netherlands in the Round of 16? Well... before we talk about one time of football, we spend a bunch of time on the other, including the Eagles' 40-33 win over Aaron Rodgers and the Green Bay Packers

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