On this week’s OPPOSITION TERRITORY pod, we’re previewing the Week 13 matchup between the Philadelphia Eagles and the Baltimore Ravens. Josh Reed from SB Nation’s BaltimoreBeatdown.com joined us this week for our preview! The Eagles are coming off their 7th straight win, and remain one of the top teams in the NFC. The Ravens have been lighting it up as well on offense. We’re going to see two great running backs in Derrick Henry and Saquon Barkley try to make their mark again this week. It’ll be a great game this Sunday!
Topics Josh and Jeff dove into:
-The Ravens are a run-first team, but have been unbalanced at times. What to expect from the rushing attack.
-Dissecting how Lamar Jackson continues to grow as a quarterback.
-Roquan Smith and Malik Harrison could be a dynamic duo in the middle of the Ravens defense.
-What are the matchups we’re looking at closely on both the offensive and defensive sides of the ball?
All of this and much more during this week’s pregame preview show!

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This week on TABLE TALK, Jeff sat down with Maggie Wiggin from the “A Pod Of Their Own” podcast over at HomeRunApplesauce.com to discuss a number of storylines during this Major League Baseball offseason. First and foremost, will the Mets land Juan Soto, and might robo umpires become a standard in baseball? Topics that Maggie and Jeff dove into:
-If Juan Soto is signed by the Mets, might they be strapped in other areas of the team that need to be addressed in the future?
-The MLB Hall of Fame ballot and voting process is old and outdated. How could it change to make the process less of a game?
-MLB will test robot umps in 2025? Is this the way baseball should be heading?
-Has MLB been successful over the years in terms of branding to various audiences?
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Week 12 of the Philadelphia Eagles 2024-2025 season is now in the books as they beat the Los Angeles Rams down at SoFi Stadium in L.A. by a score of 37-20. Saquon Barkley took the game of football to another level in this matchup. 255 yards on the ground with two touchdowns. Plus, he caught four balls for 47 yards. That’s 302 total yards in this game. As equally important, he could not have had this kind of game if it wasn’t for the offensive line who played their most dominant football so far this season.
Jalen Hurts and the passing game, yet again, were not the focus of the game plan. This Eagles offense is a rush-first scheme, and it’s great how head coach Nick Sirianni has adapted to this philosophy. The Eagles defense and Vic Fangio were running on all cylinders. 5 sacks, 8 tackles for a loss, 11 quarterback hits, and 7 passes defended. They put on a defensive clinic in L.A.
As always, we gave our top themes, thoughts and opinions from the game on offense, defense, and special teams, and then graded each unit on both sides of the ball, as well as the coaching staff.
It was great to have our friend of the pod Josh Shuster from philadelphiasoccernow.com join us this week for our analysis.

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The Philadelphia 76ers not only have the worst start in franchise history over the past decade, but there’s drama filled with this team behind the scenes. Can this team dig out from the hole they’ve placed themselves into? This week, Harrison Grimm from SB Nation’s LibertyBallers.com joined us for a great discussion about the team.
But first, the guys reflected on their NFL predictions right off the bat, going through their division and wild card predictions before the season started. (Approx. 5:40)
From there, the guys talked about the Eagles remaining schedule and whether or not they can get the top No. 1 seed in the NFC. (Approx. 21:20)
The guys then got into some MLB Hall of Fame talk as the new ballot was released this week. Who should get into the Hall of Fame in 2025? (Approx. 29:35)
They also dove into the Sixers debacle of a season, the drama behind the scenes with Joel Embiid, Tyrese Maxey, and head coach Nick Nurse. (Approx. 38:10)
On the Table this week, Harrison Grimm from Liberty Ballers joined us for an in-depth discussion about the Sixers, the drama behind the scenes, and what the future leadership of this team looks like. Can Nurse be effective for this team? Will the team gain any consistency when Embiid, Maxey, and Paul George start playing together over time? Is there a bright spot on the team? All of this and much more on the Table this week! (Approx. 52:20)

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On this week’s OPPOSITION TERRITORY pod, we’re previewing the Week 12 matchup between the Philadelphia Eagles and the Los Angeles Rams. Bret Stuter from Fansided’s RamblinFan.com joined us this week for our preview! The Eagles are coming off an important divisional win against the Commanders and are currently sitting in first place in the NFC East. However, this is a Rams team has has weapons and is considered a high-powered offense. Can they content with the Eagles defense who has been ranked No. 1 in the league over the past few weeks? It’ll be a great game Sunday night!
Topics Bret and Jeff dove into:
-Assessing how quarterback Matthew Stafford has looked under center this season.
-How will the matchup between the Rams offensive line and Eagles defensive line will look?
-What kind of balance can we expect from the Rams rushing and passing attack this week?
-What are the matchups we’re looking at closely on both offense and defense?
All of this and much more during this week’s pregame preview show!

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This week on TABLE TALK, Jeff sat down with Shane Haff from the Eagles Pin-Pull Network of podcasts (check ‘em out on YouTube) to discuss how this Eagles team continues to win. Both the offense and defense have shown tremendous growth this season and they don’t appear to be stopping with their development anytime soon. Topics that Shane and Jeff dove into:
-Analyzing Jalen Hurts: his development, and how he continues to help this team win games.
-Should DeVonta Smith be more involved in the offense moving forward?
-Questions were asked about Mekhi Becton and Cam Jurgens heading into this season. How have they been performing down the stretch, and how has it impacted ofthe offensive line?
-Should we have any concerns for the pass rush as we look long-term since there still are a lot of young guys on this team?
All of this and much more this week on Table Talk!

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Week 11 of the Philadelphia Eagles 2024-2025 season is now in the books as they beat the Washington Commanders down at The Linc in Philly by a score of 26-18. This was the game that was to tell us more about the Eagles and the Commanders as two of the top teams in the NFC East and NFC in general. From the start, both teams looked like they were coming off a short week, which they were. The Eagles certainly did not play a great offensive game. They found ways to win late in the game mainly because of one Saquon Barkley.
Jalen Hurts, once again, had a “tale of two halves” game against the Commanders defense. While us fans are glad he did not turn the ball over, it wasn’t his best game this season. The defense was absolutely dominant, once again, this week. The secondary held star wide receiver Terry McLaurin to only 2 targets for a grand total of 10 yards. Commanders star quarterback, Jayden Daniels, had a very underwhelming perfornance in front of the Eagles fans at The Linc. Yet again, the Eagles defense is holding the rushing attack to under 100 yards. Vic Fangio has this unit heading in the right direction.
As always, we gave our top themes, thoughts and opinions from the game on offense, defense, and special teams, and then graded each unit on both sides of the ball, as well as the coaching staff.
It was great to have our friend of the pod Matt Rogers from the Honorable Mention podcast join us this week for some analysis.

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This week, we have two great and in-depth interviews! The first focuses on the upcoming College Football Playoff and what the college football scene currently looks like. We also dove into this Flyers season, and how the team is starting to rebound after a very challenging start to the season. 
Mike Raymond from Fox Sports Radio of the Lehigh Valley joined us for a deep dive into the upcoming College Football Playoff and how things have been looking for the top-12 teams that may make the bracket at the end of the regular season. We discussed Penn State’s season as well as whether Oregon can remain at the top of the college football world. We also looked into some of the movements and shifts we're witnessing in college football this season. Will the upcoming playoff bracket bring about more college football fans and viewers? (Approx. 3:35)
From there, Ryan Gilbert from BroadStreetHockey.com and the Broad Street Hockey podcast joined us for some great analysis of where this Philadelphia Flyers season currently stands. The team may be at a potential turning point after challenges have persisted through much of the beginning of the season. Where is the team making strides? The scratching and presence of Matvei Michkov. What Jamie Drysdale’s IR status now means for the defense. All of this and much more on the Table this week! (Approx. 33:00)

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On this week’s OPPOSITION TERRITORY pod, we’re previewing the Week 11 matchup between the Philadelphia Eagles and the Washington Commanders. Jamual Forrest from the Trap Or Dive podcast joined us this week for our preview! The Eagles are coming off a dominant win against the Cowboys and are currently sitting in first place in the NFC East. However, this is a Commanders team that is impressive and has turned heads within the NFL. Both teams are jockeying for position with the division and the NFC overall. It’ll be a great game Thursday night!
Topics Jamual and Jeff dove into:
Assessing how quarterback Jayden Daniels has developed and may perform this week under center.
What has been the main offensive consistency for the Commanders throughout the season?
A look at the Commanders defensive talent at all three levels, and how they’ve been performing in recent weeks.
What are the matchups we’re looking at closely on both offense and defense.
All of this and much more during this week’s pregame preview show!

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This week on TABLE TALK, Jeff sat down with Destiny Lugardo from PhilliesNation.com to discuss a number of Philadelphia Phillies storylines as we’re in the offseason. What direction might Dave Dombrowski take this team in terms of talent acquisition, and might some surprises be on the horizon in terms of pitching and batting talent? Topics that Destiny and Jeff dove into:
The Phillies front office recently saw some surprise promotions over this past week. What do they mean for the future of 2025 and beyond?
A realistic look at whether or not the Phillies can acquire Juan Soto.
Where should the Phillies should be focusing their free agent attention this offseason?
What might the depth at the catcher position look like in 2025 and beyond?
All of this and much more this week on Table Talk!

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