Tom starts the show off by diving into the James Harden blockbuster, and if there is any regret in the Sixers not landing the disgruntled guard. 

Tom starts kicking around some of the Eagles coaching candidates, and sizing up their candidacy. 

On today's show, Tom discusses how Frank Reich and Doug Pederson aren't significantly different, the Eagles offseason, and the Sixers game against the Nuggets with seven available players. Interviews with Miles Sanders and Billy King during the 4:00 and 5:00 hours respectively.

Tom's final hour includes a wildcard weekend preview, and he plays a collection of takes criticizing the Eagles for inserting Nate Sudfeld. 

Tom began the show by examining Howie Roseman, and weighing whether he would bring the former Executive of the Year back to the Eagles.

In the second hour, Tom mixes in Sixers talk and talks about how their recent play has changed the way they may approach trading Ben Simmons.

Tom spends the first hour defending the Eagles (apparent) decision to ensure they got a higher draft pick over beating the Washington Football Team.

Tom continues to talk about the Eagles Week 17 loss and the fallout of putting in Nate Sudfeld. He also mixes in a little Sixers talk as well as a shot at Joe Judge.

On today's episode, Tom discussed why he thinks Doug Pederson deserves more power within the Eagles organization next season and why Jim Schwartz never got the respect he deserved as the Birds defensive coordinator.

On today's episode, Tom discusses why the Eagles need to lose against Washington in Week 17 as well as why he wants James Harden on the Sixers.