The Broad Street Line

The homie/author/podcaster Chris Stevens (@CJWritesNThangs on Twitter) joins us on the show to talk about Carson Wentz's struggles, the possibility of James Harden running point in Philly and the amazing Roman Reigns angle in WWE.

The Philadelphia 76ers' offseason gets even better with the addition of Daryl Morey. It's ALMOST enough to make one forget how terrible the NFC East has been this season.

Jamon Brown is trash, but not as trash as the NFC East as a whole. But despite the Philadelphia Eagles' loss to the Baltimore Ravens, they have as good of a chance as any to win the NFC East. But enough of the sad talk: The iPhone 12 is coming out soon!

Do the Philadelphia Eagles belong in first place? Who know, but they're there, and that's that. More importantly, the Philadelphia 76ers found a way to glow up during a pandemic by hiring Doc Rivers as their new head coach.

When is a tie worse than a loss? When the Philadelphia Eagles tie the hapless Cincinnati Bengals. And what's going on with Carson Wentz? This is one of those episodes where we end with more questions than when we start...

8 sacks plus 3 turnovers equals a season-opening loss for the Philadelphia Eagles. Why doesn't Carson Wentz's internal clock let him now to throw it away? Is Doug too smart for his own good when it comes to managing DeSean Jackson's snaps? And where is Matt Pryor? We answer all of those questions and more.

After taking off for the holiday, Kris and Roy are back just in time to welcome back the NFL. And before they sign off for the week, the dynamic duo explains just how dumb it would be to put a new arena on Delaware Avenue.

The NBA takes an unprecedented step in the name of social justice... will other leagues follow? We'll debate that, discuss the Sixers' decision to move on from Brett Brown, and evaluate the Philadelphia Eagles' options to replace Andre Dillard.

The Philadelphia 76ers look like a hot mess after going down 2-0 to the Boston Celtics... is it time to blow it all up? We answer that question, and debate the merits of the NBA allowing more folks into the bubble.

The Philadelphia 76ers will face the Boston Celtics in the first round of the Eastern Conference playoffs... but has the bubble already burst on the Sixers' postseason chances? Conversely, the Philadelphia Eagles haven't even started their season, and they're already shorthanded at a key position.