The Broad Street Line

Sheil Kapadia of Birds 24/7 joins us in the second hour of the show to give you his thoughts on the Philadelphia Eagles as they get ready to kick off the 2014 season. With the final roster cuts in the books and Week 1 just days away, we'll take a look at what Chip Kelly has in store for Year 2.

At the top of the show, we'll run through our NFL prediction and tell you which teams we think will make it all the way to Super Bowl XLIX. We'll also recap a wild Week 1 on the college fooball scene and rank the leading Heisman contenders in what's sure to be a wild season. So, for all of that and more, come and take a ride on The Broad Street Line: The future of sports talk radio has finally arrived.

New York Times best-selling author Jeff Pearlman joins us on a very special edition of The Broad Street Line to discuss his new book "Showtime: Magic, Kareem, Riley, and the Los Angeles Lakers Dynasty of the 1980s."

Later in the show, we'll recap Allen Iverson's retirement ceremony and discuss A.I.'s place in the pantheon of great basketball players. We'll also give you our thoughts on a whirlwind week by the Philadelphia Eagles as the Birds' front office stayed busy and did their best to keep the band together for another run at the Lombardi Trophy.

So, for all of that and more, come and take a ride on The Broad Street Line: The future of sports talk radio has finally arrived.

Sixers' sideline reporter Molly Sullivan joins The Broad Street Line to provide her insight on the team's impressive start to the 2013-14 NBA season. Yahoo has the 76ers ranked No. 1 in their weekly power rankings - is Philadelphia for real?

Later in the show, we'll look back at Nick Foles' record-tying performance from this past Sunday as he tallied 7 TDs against the Oakland Raiders. And as always, we'll get you caught up on the rest of the past week in sports as only we can. So come and take a ride on The Broad Street Line: The future of sports talk radio has arrived.

ESPN NFL Analyst Ron Jaworski joins The Broad Street Line as we look back at the 2012 season. Jaworski, a former color commentator on Monday Night Football, will give you his thoughts on what went wrong with the Philadelphia Eagles last season, what we can expect to see this year, and will predict which young quarterback is poised to be the NFL's next big star.

After the interview, we'll get you caught up on the past week in sports as only we can. So come and take a ride on The Broad Street Line: The future of sports talk radio has arrived.

Emmy-winning producer Ross Ketover of NFL Films joins us to give some insight on the legendary company that has revolutionized how games are covered. We'll talk about some of the things that you didn't see on the "Hard Knocks" documentaries, and he'll also give us the inside scoop about some of the projects that NFL Films is working on this season.

Later in the show, we'll take stock in the Phillies as we recap their opening week, and we'll also take a spin around the rest of the sports world as well. So come and take a ride on The Broad Street Line: The future of sports talk radio has arrived.

Adam Aron, CEO of the Philadelphia 76ers, joins The Broad Street Line to discuss the Sixers' plans once the NBA lockout is over and give you his thoughts on what it feels like to run the team that he grew up watching.

Spike Eskin of SpikeEskin.com also calls the show to discuss all things Philly sports, and tells us whether he thinks there will be an NBA season this year.

Later in the show, we'll break down the Eagles-Giants Sunday night matchup, and get you caught up on the sports news of the past week as only we can. So come and take a ride on The Broad Stree Line: The future of sports talk radio has arrived.

On a very special edition of The Broad Street Line, Steve Addazio, head football coach of the Temple Owls joined the show before his team's 34-0 homecoming victory over Buffalo on October 15. Coach Addazio talks about his team's impressive start, tells us about his time with the Florida Gators, and gives his thoughts on the Owls' success for the rest of the 2011 season.

On a special edition of The Broad Street Line we were joined by Robert Littal, Founder and CEO of BlackSportsOnline - one of the largest sports Web sites in the world. In the interview, Robert talks about the current state of the sports world, offers words of wisdom to aspiring bloggers, and tells us the story of a certain athlete who didn't like something posted about him on BSO...

On a special edition of The Broad Street Line, we're replaying our recent interviews with two of our biggest guests to date. First up is our discussion with James Andrew Miller, co-author of "Those Guys Have All The Fun", the ESPN oral history that debuted at No. 1 on the NY Times best-seller list.

You'll also get to hear our interview with Richard Deitsch - media columnist for Sports Illustrated. We talk to Richard about the current state of the sports media, and get his take on how social networking is changing how we view and cover the games.

So come along and take a ride on The Broad Street Line: Real. Fun. Sports.

In a special edition of The Broad Street Line, award-winning columnist Rick Telander (author of "Heaven Is A Playground") joins the show to give us his thoughts on Derrick Rose, Jay Cutler, and all things Chicago. Of course, we'll discuss the Grammys, and give you our thoughts on the NBA at the All-Star break. And as usual, we'll bring you your favorite segments such as Tweets of the Week, The Birthday man, and more... So come and take a ride on The Broad Street Line. Real. Fun. Sports.