(00:00-11:53) – Today on Unfiltered, the MLB postseason has begun! The Phillies will win the World Series because…

(11:53-20:02) – Jayson Werth was on Middays With Marks today and said that the 2009-2010 Phillies teams were built better than the one in 2008.

(20:02-31:10) – Should there be any concerns about the Phillies’ bye?

(31:10-40:37) – Does Bryce Harper need to win a World Series to solidify his career? Jayson Werth thinks so. 

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Bill reiterates that the running game is the main concern for the Eagles' offense, as they average merely 4.5 yards per carry. In contrast, Ricky points out that the team lacks consistency, yet he questions how dominant they could become if they achieve that consistency, especially since they remain undefeated.

(10:17 - 21:17)

Ricky believes that opposing defenses are easily deciphering the Eagles' offense, which has led the Birds to adopt more innovative play-calling against the Buccaneers. Both Ricky and Bill concur that once the offensive line functions effectively, the team will align accordingly. The pair agrees that these issues are fixable.

(21:17 - 33:21)

We present our latest segment, We Hear Ya! In this segment, listeners express their opinions regarding the Eagles and Phillies. Additionally, listeners express significant admiration for Bill and have urged Ricky to listen to his analysis more frequently.

(33:21 - 43:44)

Bill and Ricky share their concluding insights regarding the challenges the Eagles' passing game faces. To conclude, we provide a final update on the Twitter poll.

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Sylvana commences the podcast with "Gimme More" at 4! We respond to Kyle Brandt's perspective regarding the Eagles. Additionally, we listen to the children of Eagles players pose significant questions to the team.

(11:08 - 19:21)

We then redirect our attention to the Phillies as we approach Red October, with the Phillies gearing up to face the victory of the Dodgers versus Reds matchup.

(19:21 - 29:51)

Bill and Ricky engage in a discussion regarding the potential pitching scenarios for the Eagles as we approach the postseason. Ricky remarks that Tanner Banks possesses "stones of steel." He provides insights into possible starting pitchers for the postseason. Additionally, both Ricky and Bill concur that Rob Thomson should refrain from starting Aaron Nola in Game 2.

(29:51 - 36:30)

Bill and Ricky provide an analysis of the possible Phillies lineup for Red October. They examine how the left-handed and right-handed matchups could significantly influence the lineup.

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We analyze one of Vic Fangio's remarks regarding the deficiencies in the defense. Ricky and Bill concur that the team is deficient in depth on the defensive side of the field. To further our conversation, we invite listeners to call in and share their opinions on the matter.

(13:57 - 20:51)

Andrew Dicecco provides an update regarding Nakobe Dean's injury. Bill does not perceive a position for Nakobe Dean as a starter on the Eagles. Conversely, Ricky holds a differing opinion and believes that the team requires Dean for success.

(20:51 - 32:35)

We redirect our attention to the offensive challenges, which Bill indicates are not performing optimally. We briefly discuss A.J. Brown's enigmatic tweet and how it serves as merely a superficial addition to the team's offensive difficulties. Bill elaborates on the Eagles' deficiency in deep passing, suggesting it may stem from a desire to minimize turnovers. To initiate our conversation, we review messages from our listeners.

(32:35 - 42:41)

Bill desires the Eagles to expand their running game. At the same time, Ricky and Andrew recognize that improving the passing game will facilitate the enhancement of the running game. To further this conversation, we will open the phone lines to gather input from our listeners.

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We start the show by discussing the Eagles' offensive difficulties at the beginning of the season. Ricky believes that injuries on the offensive line are the primary cause of these struggles. In contrast, Andrew DiCecco, our in-studio guest, asserts that the team requires improvement in both the interior offensive line and the receiving game.

(11:39 - 19:45)

Next, we turn our attention to the Eagles' running game, which has not been as effective as it was last season. We will hear from Nick Sirianni regarding his thoughts on the team's running game.

(19:45 - 28:41)

Bill expresses his belief that the team can adopt a run-first offensive strategy. Meanwhile, Andrew suggests that developing creative route concepts could help get the offense back on schedule. To further this discussion, we will announce our Twitter poll. Additionally, we will open the text board to gather listener opinions on the subject.

(28:41 - 38: 29)

Bill emphasizes the importance of the Eagles' continuous improvement each week. Ricky acknowledges that the team is experiencing growing pains and faced similar challenges at this stage of the season last year. Bill further elaborates on how the defense has executed crucial plays, even with a deficiency in pass rush.

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The Phillies are heading into red-October. We analyze the potential scenarios the Phillies may encounter in the playoffs.

(09:41 - 17:12)

We redirect our attention to Eagles football and examine the factors contributing to the Eagles' backfield experiencing a sluggish start to the season.

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We present our latest segment, We Hear Ya! In this segment, we respond to the most insightful voice memos from listeners of the show.

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In conclusion, we provide a final update on the Twitter poll and share our concluding thoughts regarding the Eagles' victory over the Buccaneers as we wrap up this victory Monday.

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Nick Sirianni addresses the media regarding the Eagles' victory against the Buccaneers. He elaborates on the team's sentiments following the game and outlines how the team intends to adjust and rectify the problems on the offensive side of the field. Sirianni also gives an update on AJ Brown’s cryptic tweet after the win against the Buccaneers.

(19:04 – 28:52)

Bill and Ricky react to Nick Sirianni's press conference. Bill expresses a desire to see greater assertiveness from Jalen Hurts.

(28:52 – 37: 40)

Ricky mentions that Sirianni consistently achieves victories, allowing us to take a moment to appreciate the quality of football. We open the text board to hear our listeners' opinions.

We concluded the podcast with Gimme More at 4! We discuss Quinyon Mitchell and his brief altercation with Tristian Wirfs during the game, as well as the reactions of Mets announcers regarding the Marlins taking a team photo after eliminating the Mets from the playoffs.

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Ricky appreciates that Head Coach Nick Sirianni is refraining from blaming any individual on the team for the errors. Rather, they are addressing the problems collectively. To further the conversation regarding AJ Brown's tweet, let us open the phone lines to gather listeners' interpretations of the tweet's significance.

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Bill does not solely attribute the sluggish offensive beginning to the coaching staff and believes that Jalen Hurts must also bear some responsibility. In contrast, Ricky is of the opinion that, notwithstanding the slow start, the Eagles will ultimately secure their division and probably the conference as well. We invite further discussion on this topic on the text board. Additionally, we provide an update regarding our Twitter poll.

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Ricky and Bill start the show by discussing the Eagles versus Buccaneers game. Ricky emphasizes that fans should monitor the undefeated record, but he acknowledges that a single misstep in the last four games could have impacted this team. Nevertheless, they triumphed. Bill concurs, but he also believes that the players exhibited a lack of execution, indicating that coaching is not solely responsible for the situation.

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We persist in our conversation regarding the Eagles' offensive struggles, even as they advance to a 4-0 record this season. Ricky raises the question of why the team is unable to maintain consistency for the full 60 minutes. We launch our Twitter poll to gather feedback from our listeners.

(19:25 – 29:09 )

We examine certain potential injuries within the Eagles offense that may be impacting the team. Subsequently, we turn our attention to A.J. Brown's cryptic tweet following the game. Ricky believes that the tweet casts a dark shadow on the team, whereas Bill argues that it provides fuel for those who relish in provoking outrage.

(29:09 - 38:11)

We persist in our conversation regarding the deficiency in the passing game. Ricky believes that teams should aim to involve dominant wide receivers such as AJ Brown and Devonta Smith in downfield plays. Additionally, we will consider Jalen Hurts' comments on the team's execution.

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(00:00-10:03) – The Eagles also need to worry about the Tampa Bay offense along with the defense.

(10:03-16:47) – How much will the Nolan Smith loss affect the Eagles?

(16:47-28:13) – “We Hear Ya”

(28:13-40:12) – Our “Say What?” segment, checking the Twitter poll for the final time of the day, and giving out Eagles predictions for Sunday. 

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