Joe Decamara & Jon Ritchie

The Morning team welcomes Eloit Shorr-Parks on to discuss the Eagles/Bengals matchup. ESP reports on the progress of Jalen Hurts and the defense. The Hammer looks to get win #265 by answer World Series trivia.

The Morning team start the hour talking to Dick Vermeil about the Birds/Bengals game. The team and callers debate how good Jalen Hurts really is. The team play comments from Greg Cosell and Seth Joyner questioning Hurts as an elite QB. Jon Ritchie defends Jalen and blames the coaches.

On today's beautiful football friday, the morning team previews Eagles vs Bengals.

The Morning team gives their pick for this weekend's NFL slate as well as reviews this week's best drops!

Joe DeCamara with a 13-8 record and Jon Ritchie with a 10-11 prdict the winners of Week 8. Joe takes the Dolphins, Patriots and Packers. Jon likes the Dolphins, Eagles and Raiders.

Dick Vermeil shares his insights with the Morning team to the Eagles weeek 8 matchup. Dick says the Bengales are a good team but if the Eagles play to thier potntial they will win by 3 points.

Beat the Hammer is going for win #265. The Hammer figured out his winning percentage and it's at 87% but he's upset because the Hammer would have to win 142 more times to see an increase.

The Morning team play a montage of famous Philadelphia athletes cryinhg. Eliot Shorr-Parks checks in with his Eagles report. Esp previews the Birds/Bengals battle.

The Ringer’s Sheil Kapadia joins the Morning team and discusses what he has seen on game film to preview the Eagles/Bengals matchup. Sheil thinks the biggest issue is Jalen Hurts not making the throws that are available. He is impressed with the Eagles defense.

Hr 1: Are you getting pumped up for the Eagles? The Morning team look at the Eagles/Bengals matchup. Joe DeCamara does not believe the Birds will win and the main reason is that Burrow is better than Hurts.

From 'Clap Your Hands' (subscribe here): James Jackson is back with another daily pod. Today, he goes over the details of the report that the NBA is likely to investigate the Sixers over the participation of Embiid through training camp and preseason. He then recaps an ugly loss to the Milwaukee Bucks on opening night. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

From 'Go Birds' (subscribe here): In today’s episode Eliot Shorr-Parks goes over a surprisingly drama-free day at the NovaCare Complex, including what Nick Sirianni had to say about the way Vic Fangio relates to players. Plus, a report the Eagles are calling around on a potential EDGE rusher trade and a preview of the Eagles’ defensive line vs. the Bengals’ offensive line.  To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Are you on board with the Eagles? Jon Ritchie is cautiously on board in their current state. Joe DeCamara is not on board. Jason Kelce joins the Morning team expressing that he is on board, but the Bengals will be a test. He also speaks on the legitimacy of the division rival Commanders. What is the Eagles’ identity? The Morning team takes a trip down memory lane celebrating their 8-year anniversary on air and the 2017 Superbowl with Jason. Joel Embiid’s mystery absence from the home opener and next two games of the season are a topic the morning team tries to unpack. Howard Eskin joins the show talking Jalen Hurt’s comfortability under center and theorizing about what the root of the Embiid issue.

Are you on board with the Eagles? Jon Ritchie is cautiously on board in their current state. Joe DeCamara is not on board. If the Eagles beat the Bengals, maybe there is more confidence. Why are the Sixers going about the Embiid situation this way? What is the Eagles identity? Are they a running team or do they focus on explosive plays?

Jason Kelce joins the Morning team in studio. He thinks the Bengals are going to be a real test for the Eagles, especially with a good quarterback like Joe Burrow. What is the identity of the Eagles defense? Joe thinks that their identity surrounds the number of young players on the defense. Jason tries to help the morning team make sense of the Embiid situation. The Morning team takes a trip down memory lane celebrating their 8-year anniversary on air and the 2017 Superbowl.

Jason Kelce and the Morning team talk about the Commanders and how good that division rival looks. They also reminisce about Morning team's 8 year anniversary of their first show we hear Jason’s favorite memory of the show and share memories about the 2017 Superbowl. Joe DeCamara asks Jason, are the Washington Commanders a good team? Jason has some thoughts about the team and even talks about a former teammate of his who is currently a Commander. Doc Rivers has a funny, yet legitimate answer to the Embiid situation.

Howard Eskin joins the Morning show talking Eagles, and he says they are a good team. With no apparent injury to Embiid, the NBA is reportedly investigating. How many games will Embiid play this year? Is he really being saved for the playoffs?

The Morning team has been unpacking the Joel Embiid story all day, and is still confused. With no apparent injury, the NBA is reportedly going to launch an investigagtion. How many games will Embiid play this year? He has only played 46% of the games in his career, so what makes this year different? Is he really being saved for the playoffs?

Howard Eskin joins the Morning show. He thinks the Eagles are a good team and have been making strides towards improvement. Jalen Hurts and his comfortability under center is still in question, and the King unpacks things he's spoken about with coaches on the topic. Howard also speaks on the Embiid situation.

Joe DeCamara asks Jason: are the Washington Commanders a good team? Jason has some thoughts about the team and even talks about a former teammate of his who is currently a Commander. Celebrating the Morning team’s 8 year anniversary, we hear Jason’s favorite memory of the show. Doc Rivers has a funny, yet legitimate answer to the Embiid situation.