The National Football Show with Dan Sileo

Jason Cole examines Jalen Carter's leadership responsibility and what it means for the Eagles in the NFC East.

Zander Krause evaluates the Eagles preseason plan, first depth chart, Jalen Hurts and the receiver competition.

Dan Sileo explains why Darius Cooper's camp production is forcing an Eagles receiver decision involving Makai Lemon.

Dan Sileo identifies the Eagles players and coaching decisions that matter most in the preseason opener against Baltimore.

Darius Cooper is forcing his way into the Eagles’ offense, while Elijah Moore is also making a push for first-team reps. Is Sean Mannion suddenly giving Jalen Hurts more weapons than expected heading into the preseason opener?

Garry Cobb challenges Jake Elliott's weather explanation before assessing the Eagles' biggest training-camp and preseason questions.

Zander Krause evaluates how the Eagles should replace Lane Johnson and why Philadelphia cannot assume one prospect will solve the position.

Dan Sileo explains why Makai Lemon's missed Eagles training-camp reps matter for his early role, timing with Jalen Hurts and the new offense.

Dan Sileo examines Lane Johnson's likely final Eagles season and makes the case for his place among the NFL's greatest right tackles.

Jalen Hurts is embracing Sean Mannion’s new offense, but is the new system actually bringing out the best in him? Dan Sileo breaks down Hurts’ adjustment, the offense’s progress, and what still needs to change before the preseason opener.