The National Football Show with Dan Sileo

The Eagles face big questions heading into 2026. Can Jalen Hurts thrive in Sean Mannion's new offense, and will the ground game be enough to keep Philadelphia in contention? We break down the biggest concerns surrounding the Eagles' season and what could determine their success.

The Eagles' offense is already slipping in national rankings after the AJ Brown trade, while Jalen Hurts is somehow emerging as a dark-horse MVP candidate. Is Sean Mannion about to prove everyone wrong—or are expectations for this offense completely unrealistic?

Mike North sounds off on the WNBA's handling of Caitlin Clark, breaking down the league's biggest controversy, media narratives, player treatment, and why Clark continues to dominate the conversation. Is the WNBA protecting its biggest star—or failing her?

Can Jalen Hurts elevate the Eagles' offense under Sean Mannion? Dan Sileo breaks down Hurts' biggest challenge, how the new offensive system could shape Philadelphia's 2026 season, and why Shane Steichen's influence is still part of the conversation. Don't miss this in-depth Eagles discussion.

Dan Sileo breaks down the truth behind CBS Sports' Top 100 NFL Players list, questioning the rankings, debating the biggest snubs and surprises, and explaining what the list says about today's NFL. Do the rankings actually reflect the league's best players, or did CBS get it wrong?

Training camp is getting closer, but the biggest questions haven't been answered. Is Nick Sirianni putting too much faith in Sean Mannion's offense, or are the Eagles simply hiding what they really have until the pads come on?

Is Jalen Hurts already building a Hall of Fame résumé? We break down the debate, what he's accomplished so far, and what he still needs to do to cement his place among the NFL's all-time great quarterbacks.

Jason Cole weighs Jalen Hurts' Hall of Fame chances, explaining why Super Bowl success, leadership, and winning matter just as much as passing stats. Is Hurts already building a Canton-worthy résumé, or does he still have more to prove?

Joe Krause and Dan Sileo break down why Andy Dalton is the ideal veteran backup for Jalen Hurts. They discuss Dalton's experience, his role in helping Hurts adjust to the Eagles' offense, and why this move is about strengthening the quarterback room—not creating a competition

Bryce Huff says he knew his time in Philadelphia wasn't going to work—but is it fair to blame the Eagles? Dan Sileo breaks down Huff's comments, what really happened during his stint in Philly, and whether the criticism holds up after his disappointing season.