Joe Decamara & Jon Ritchie

The WIP Morning Show Team comes together for their last show together in 2025 to react to the Eagles win against the Bills. The Birds bested Buffalo on Sunday 13-12. Joe DeCamara and Jon Ritchie rave about the Eagles defense and worry for the Eagles offense. The Team hands out game balls to the Eagles with the Bad to the Bone Awards and debates whether the Eagles should play their starters against the Commanders in Week 18. Ray Didinger and Seth Joyner join the show!

Joe DeCamara and Jon Ritchie exchange perspectives after a Week 17 Eagles win against the Buffalo Bills. Joe DeCamara feels very positive about the win, saying it is another reminder that the team can handle worthy opponents and that the “Eagles can win the Super Bowl”. The duo agrees that “it is alarming” just how bad the Eagles offense is.

Joe DeCamara debates with a caller whether there truly is a “silver lining” for the Eagles in pursuit of back-to-back Super Bowl wins. DeCamara is worried about their offense but says “never say never”. The Morning Show awards game balls to the Eagles who they believe meant the most in their win over the Bills on Sunday. Devan keeps the Eagles defense from sweeping the Bad to the Bone Awards when giving props to kicker Jake Elliott.

Ray Didinger joins the WIP Morning Show as he does after each Eagles game day. Joe DeCamara and Jon Ritchie ask him if he considers their win over the Bills “great”, if he would play the Eagles’ starters against the Commanders for Week 18. Didinger points out major improvements from the game and where the Eagles also went wrong.

Seth Joyner joins the Morning Show in the studio! The Eagles legend breaks down what went wrong offensively for the Birds against the Bills tells the team that Eagles starters need to play against the Commanders on Sunday. The Morning Show wraps up listening to Time’s Yours!

The WIP Morning Team, joined by Seth Joyner, breaks down what they saw from the Eagles team on Sunday. The team analyzes what Nick Sirianni said when leaving the game. Joyner shares what motivated him when he was playing and what this team needs to do to get motivated. The team reacts to Spencer Brown saying that he didn’t think it was unintentional for Jalen Carter to get a hand through his mask. Finally, the team listens to Time’s Yours calls.

The WIP Morning Team is joined by Seth Joyner, who is frustrated at the Eagles' offense for their lack of productivity. Joyner said, “You can’t ask that defense to play better than they have.” Joyner talks about how the offense is set up for the players, and the defensive scheme is better than the offensive one, which is a hard recipe for success.

The WIP Morning Team discusses the Eagles' win and continues the debate over whether the team should bench its starters against the Washington Commanders next week. Devan Kaney shared that she saw Jalen Carter appear injured on the sideline, so for her, resting the starters is essential. Jon Ritchie said that he thinks the team hasn’t met expectations yet, so they should play. The team debates what time would be best for an Eagles playoff game, Devan saying she would like to see an earlier game. They debate the late hit on Jalen Hurts and whether Hurts was out of bounds or not. DeCamara said he would like to see another angle of the hit.

The WIP Morning Team is joined by Ray Didinger to talk about the Eagles' win over the Buffalo Bills in Buffalo yesterday. Didinger said having the two-seed is essential, and he believes that the Eagles should play their starters this weekend against the Washington Commanders. Joe DeCamara said he thinks the team should rest the starters, Jon Ritchie disagrees because if Detroit upsets the Bears and the Eagles lose, Ritchie thinks you will never be able to live with yourself.

The WIP Morning Team discusses how Jalen Hurts can play well at times and whether they believe the team can make it to the Super Bowl. There isn’t a doubt, according to Jon Ritchie. The Eagles beat a top team, and they proved they can win the most challenging games. They give out the Bad to the Bone Award, which is the badass award because the Eagles won the game yesterday.

The WIP Morning Team compares the current Eagles to the 2025 Phillies, highlighting similarities between the two teams. They break down if they believe that the Eagles should start or rest their starters against the Washington Commanders next week.

The WIP Morning Team reacts to the way the offense played in the first half compared to the second half. They listen to Jalen Hurts' post-game talk about how he felt the game went and share what they believe this team must do before the postseason. They discuss what parts of the Eagles' offense they liked. Finally, the team listens to Nick Sirianni address them in the locker room after the game.

The WIP Morning Team is joined by a NovaCare doctor to talk about the Eagles' injuries.

The WIP Morning Team reacts to the Eagles' win over the Buffalo Bills yesterday in Buffalo. Devan Kaney shares how the weather impacted the game. They listen to the game's montage and break down what they liked and what needs improvement before the playoffs. They talk about Jalen Carter’s return and how his recovery to get back onto the field helped him block the punt, ultimately helping the Eagles win.

Listen to the best audio of the week from the Morning Show with DeCamara & Ritchie, Midday Show with Hugh Douglas and Joe Giglio, and the Afternoon Show with Ike, Spike, and Fritz as the Eagles and WIP continue to celebrate their second consecutive NFC East Championship. As well as, preparing for the games vs the Buffalo Bills and showing some appreciation to some big name Eagles.

From 'Go Birds' (subscribe here): Eliot Shorr-Parks goes over the Eagles potential playoff games, ranking them from easiest to hardest. Then, five key matchups the Eagles need to win if they are going to beat the Bills on Sunday. 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

In WIP's year-end program, Rob Charry takes you through 2 featured hours. First, we celebrate the career and life of Bernie Parent. You'll hear the story of Bernie becoming the Hall of Fame goaltender and treasure off the ice. We include interviews from his Broad Street Bully teammates who "walk together forever", as well as clips from Bernie himself and some of his career highlights. In the second hour, we set the stage for what will be an unforgettable 2026 in the sporting world, but particularly in Philadelphia. In the first 8 months of 2026 we'll see the NCAA Tournament here, PGA Championship, MLB HR Derby & All-Star Game, the World Cup, and the Phillies trip to Iowa for the Field of Dreams game. Governor Josh Shapiro gives an exclusive interview about these events from his perspective, and how exciting it will be in the city & state. This is in addition to perhaps another Super Bowl run and more October baseball.

From 'Go Birds' (subscribe here): Eliot Shorr-Parks dives into the matchups for the Eagles huge game on Sunday vs. Buffalo, breaking down the matchups along the lines and in the secondary. 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): Eliot Shorr-Parks goes over the five Eagles players who made the Pro Bowl — and the one player who was snubbed. Plus, Lane Johnson misses practice again and a look at the Eagles playoff picture.

The WIP Morning Show debates which side of the ball the Eagles season hinges on the most, the offense or the defense. Tom Kelly thinks the defense will keep the team from losing, but Devan Kaney says that the offense needs more credit for their impact on games. The Morning Show is reminded that the Eagles offense has not played a complete and cohesive game yet and that the Eagles defense tends to be dominant and exceed expectations. Devan and Tom ask callers about the best presents they’ve ever gotten and select winners for the annual Tommy Awards.