We were planning to talk about a least five different things on this episode, but a table-shaking article on Jalen Hurts was dropped on ESPN earlier this week, so... that was that. We spent the whole show breaking down the piece, splitting truth from fiction, and figuring out where the Eagles stand months before a pivotal 2026 season.

Those expecting big time moves from the Philadelphia Eagles are likely disappointed: These moves that the Birds are making around the fringes of the roster are pretty much all we're going to get until at least June 1. But in non-Eagles news, we have a Philies team that's well-positioned to make a deep run in the postseason, and we have a Sixers' team that at full strength right before the playoff push. Are we back?

We can finally, definitively say that nothing will happen on the A.J. Brown front until June 1. Will that stop the incessant discussion on sports talk radio and on the national talking head shows? One can only hope... In more important news, we welcome Dallas Goedert back for one last ride, and we give some flowers to the World Baseball Classic, one of the most fun events in recent sports history.

A year and change after embracing the Peloton lifestyle, Jordan Davis becomes one of the highest-paid interior linemen of all time. The move comes during the same week that the Philadelphia Eagles lost 3 starters on defense. Can Jihaad Campbell - who's dealing with a shoulder injury - fill the void of Nakobe Dean? And will A.J. Brown ever be traded? We debate those questions, and determine whether Bam Adebayo's 83 was legit or fugazi...

It wasn't in the cards to talk basketball, but we started off the show wondering whether any of us should have any expectations for the Philadelphia 76ers for the foreseeable future. Then, we switched gears and talked about all of the news that's fit to print in relation to the Philadelphia Eagles. Will A.J. Brown be on the team next week? And how much money can Howie Roseman and Co. legitimately spend on the defensive line?

We originally planned to talk about A.J. Styles' retirement... but the Eagles - and Mike Vrabel - said some pretty insightful things at the combine this week in Indianapolis, so we spent A LOT of time discussing that. We also broke down our favorite story each year: The annual NFLPA survey of NFL owners and teams... the disconnect between the Miami Dolphins on the field and off is wildly fascinating...

50 percent of this show's hosts had been asking the NBA to adopt the US vs. The World format for the All-Star Game, so 50 percent of this show's hosts are now taking a victory lap after this past weekend. In more important matters, we revel in the fact that the Eagles are bringing the band back together (on the offensive line, at least) for 2026 - will they have a better showing than they did last year?

So... we were a bit all over the place in this one. We (briefly) talk about the disappointing Super Bowl, but give kudos to Bad Bunny for the good vibes that he brought to Santa Clara. We spent a lot of time dealing with the fallout from the latest news with the Philadelphia Eagles, and we wonder if the WWE/TKO approach to Wrestlemania is too money hungry for its own good...

Stoutland U. no more? Jeff Stoutland, the Eagles' long-time OL coach is out amidst a bit of a power struggle down at the Novacare Complex. Does this mean that Lane Johnson and Landon Dickerson are on the outs as well? We'll debate that, and will also discuss how the other side of the Philadelphia Eagles locker room almost lost their leader as well.

The Birds finally fill the position that nobody wanted, tabbing Sean Mannion as their new offensive coordinator. Will he be able to mesh well with Jeff Stoutland, who had his run game duties taken away from him last season? And will A.J. Brown even be here for Mannion to coach? We debate all of that and more...

Later in,the show, we briefly preview Royal Rumble and give you our picks as to who'll point to the Wrestlemania sign once the show ends in Saudi Arabia...