The National Football Show with Dan Sileo

Mike North explains why the Eagles can be better without A.J. Brown even if the Patriots also improve with him.

Zander Krause explains why clearer communication from Sean Mannion still leaves Jalen Hurts responsible for leading the Eagles' new offense.

Dan Sileo explains why Jalen Hurts must elevate the Eagles offense after A.J. Brown's departure leaves Philadelphia without the same proven receiver depth.

The new offense is starting to take shape, but camp is already creating new questions. Dan breaks down Jalen Hurts’ early work in Sean Mannion’s system, Tank Bigsby’s growing role, and Jalyx Hunt’s impressive start.

Armando Salguero explains exactly what Jalen Hurts must accomplish before the Eagles consider a $60 million extension.

Zander Krause explains why Jalen Hurts, Saquon Barkley, DeVonta Smith and the Eagles' veteran stars must carry a new offensive system.

Dan Sileo explains why Sean Mannion's new Eagles offense will need time as Jalen Hurts learns new protections, reads and moving parts.

Dan Sileo examines Jalen Hurts' message about alignment and entitlement and why the A.J. Brown subtext came too late.

Sean Mannion’s offense showed encouraging signs on Day 1, with Jalen Hurts working under center and Philadelphia leaning into play-action concepts. Dan breaks down the early offensive changes and Jonathan Greenard’s PUP setback as camp heats up.

Dan Sileo explains why Jonathan Greenard's PUP start and injury history put pressure on Nolan Smith and the Eagles' edge group.