Sheil and Shawn Syed of SumerSports have finally reunited after the bye week for a film review of the Eagles' 20-16 victory over the Cleveland Browns. Whose offense is this: Kellen Moore's, Nick Sirianni's, or Jalen Hurts’s (09:51)? What offensive formula works for Jalen Hurts (24:05)? What did the guys notice on the defensive side of the ball? Plus, the development of Quinyon Mitchell and Cooper DeJean (36:49).

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The Eagles squeaked out a 20-16 win against the Cleveland Browns fresh off the bye week at the Linc. However, the close victory has raised many concerns about head coach Nick Sirianni’s behavior following the game toward fans and at his presser. Sheil has five takeaways from what he saw in the game. What is wrong with Sirianni? Why hasn’t the team scored in the first quarter yet this season? Where’s the play design that Kellen Moore was supposed to implement?

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The early bye week and the Phillies loss has Eagles fans chomping at the bit for some football to finally return as the Birds are set to face the Browns this Sunday. Sheil is joined by E.J. Smith of the Inquirer and Zach Berman of PHLY to discuss some of the bye week news as well as Zach’s new book! Will A.J. Brown, DeVonta Smith, and Lane Johnson be ready for Sunday coming off of injuries (4:00)? What’s the latest on the Jalen Hurts–Nick Sirianni relationship? Plus, a Sirianni temperature check (22:28). Zach discusses his new book ‘The Franchise: Philadelphia Eagles: A Curated History of the Eagles’ and tells us what he found out about the team that he didn't know prior to making the book (47:07).

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The 2024 Philadelphia Phillies' season has come to a close after they fell to the Mets 4-1 in Game 4 of the NLDS thanks to a Francisco Lindor grand slam. Sheil and Anthony discuss the 95-win team falling short of the World Series again and what the future holds. Which players will be back, and which ones might be finding a new home this offseason?

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The Phillies fell to the Mets, 7-2, in Game 3 of the NLDS. Sheil and Anthony Dabbundo discuss the starts by Sean Manaea and Aaron Nola, the offense going silent yet again, and the bullpen being a complete disaster. Game 4 is now win or go home, and Ranger Suárez will be getting the start. What should we expect from Ranger, and how can the offense get to José Quintana?

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The Phillies defeated the Mets in an NLDS Game 2 thriller! Sheil and Anthony Dabbundo discuss the pivotal plays, managerial decisions, and pitching changes that led to the victory. Plus, Nick Castellanos going from being booed to game-winning hero.

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The Phillies fell to the Mets 6-2 in game 1 of the NLDS. Zack Wheeler pitched a gem but the bats went silent. Sheil and Anthony Dabbundo discuss what happened in the game, and what needs to happen for the Phils to win the series.

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The Phillies are set to face the division rival Mets in the NLDS to start Red October. Sheil and Anthony Dabbundo break down the matchup and who the X factor will be. What will the pitching matchups be for the weekend? Do the Phillies have the advantage in hitting with their lineup? Will Cristopher Sanchez get the nod in Game 2 over Aaron Nola? Plus, predictions!

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Sheil and Shawn Syed are back to discuss the Eagles’ horrendous loss to the Buccaneers, and whether there was anything promising that came from the loss. Forget the scheme—how serious are the personnel issues on defense? Why couldn’t that side of the ball get any stops on Sunday (2:57)? Does the Eagles offense just need A.J. Brown and DeVonta Smith to get healthy to be successful (19:14)? What schematic changes on defense should Vic Fangio make (44:13)?

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Sheil is joined by Brandon Lee Gowton of Bleeding Green to discuss the Eagles’ brutal loss against the Buccaneers to fall to 2-2 on the season. What were the biggest takeaways from the game (2:39)? How poorly did the offense play without A.J. Brown, DeVonta Smith, and Lane Johnson? Plus, Jalen Hurts has continued to turn the ball over (30:07). Where is everyone’s panic meter currently at (50:08)?

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