The Broad Street Line

On this edition of the show, we debate how many NBA players REALLY want to throw hands, we celebrate the career of Eric Lindros, and we offer a public service announcement to the City of Philadelphia prior to the NFC Championship Game.

As we recorded this episode, Nick Foles was 60 minutes away from a trip to the Super Bowl. We predict whether Nicky 6 can pull it off, weep over the state of Markelle Fultz's jump shot, and give you our thought's on the WWE Mixed Match Challenge.

Will the Sixers have two players in this year's All-Star Game? What are the best road trips for the 2018 Eagles season? And why are we surprised that the Patriots dynasty is finally falling apart after nearly two decades? We'll answer all of those questions and more on this edition of The Broad Street Line.

On our last episode of 2017, we celebrate the Christmas day/night doubleheader sweep by the Philadelphia 76ers and the Philadelphia Eagles. Later in the show, we look forward ahead to 2018 as we pray for positive health updates for Carson Wentz and Markelle Fultz.

Carolina Panthers' owner Jerry Richardson is just the latest figure in the entertainment world to be accused of sexual harassment. The #MeToo movement will have a wide-ranging impact on professional sports, and on this edition of The Broad Street Line, we'll take a deep dive into the issue as we close out 2017.

It's Player vs. Player as the NFLPA's Player Coalition are at odds with how the NFL is addressing their concerns. We discuss where Eagles' safety Malcolm Jenkins stands and what comes next when it comes to social justice reform.

We were all over the place on this holiday episode of The Broad Street Line. We discuss A-Rod's texting habits, which musical acts we'd like at our wedding, and harken back to the time when Thanksgiving Day games were good.

Jerry Jones? Still hated! Terrell Owens? Still hating on Donovan McNabb! The Process? Well... we aren't sure if we should still trust it, or if the Philadelphia 76ers have officially turned the corner thanks to Joel Embiid and Ben Simmons.

O.J. Spivey of ESPN's The Undefeated joins the crew on this edition of The Broad Street Line to discuss the latest news in sports media. Later in the show, the trio chooses sides in the Jerry Jones vs. Roger Goodell debate, and wonders aloud how Howie Roseman is able to finagle the NFL salary cap so well.

What grade should the Philadelphia Eagles get at the midway point of the 2017 NFL season? And will baseball high ratings for the World Series carry over into next season? We debate both of those questions and more on this edition of The Broad Street Line.