Joe Decamara & Jon Ritchie

Seth Joyner joins the WIP Morning Show. Joyner notes a lack of fight and togetherness offensively on the Eagles and that there needs to be a stronger demonstration of grit to earn a complete offensive game. Joyner ultimately finds the majority of blame for the Eagles offensive problems with head coach Nick Sirianni. The Team wraps up with Time’s Yours.

Callers to the 94 WIP Morning Show's Time's Yours line are deflated after an awful loss to the Bears on Friday.

Seth Joyner joins the 94 WIP Morning Show. He says Jalen Hurts needs to step up and play better. Seth is also tired of the way AJ Brown has been acting- a Hall of Fame wide receiver called Seth after the Eagles-Bears game and said the Eagles may be better off without AJ. He also believes the run defense is fundamentally broken.

The 94 WIP Morning Show hears some audio from Greg Cosell who is completely confused by this Eagles offense. The Eagles, even going back to the Rams game, did not win in convincing fashion. This offense has not been playing well for a long time.

Ray Didinger joins the 94 WIP Morning Show and says this feels like the 2023 collapse all over again. He thinks the NFL is wide open and that there isn't one clear good playoff team, but he was disappointed by the way the Eagles played all around on Friday. He says this all comes back to Nick Sirianni.

After the Eagles win or lose, the 94 WIP Morning Show either hands out praise or blame- this time around it's lots of blame. Who deserves the most blame for the loss to the Bears?

The Eagles are seemingly giving it up like in 2023, the 94 WIP Morning Show remarks. The Bears have now jumped the Eagles in the NFC standings.

The 94 WIP Morning Show believes that Nick Sirianni makes certain in-game decisions because he has no faith in his offense. Neither does the Morning team. Saquon Barkley has not been running like himself and people seem to be getting more and more frustrated with Jalen Hurts.

The 94 WIP Morning Show is downright upset with the performance by the entire Eagles' team in their loss to the Bears on Black Friday. Jon Ritchie thinks it's time to start worrying about this team. Joe DeCamara thinks Kevin Patullo may be getting too much of the blame and Head Coach Nick Sirianni is mostly at fault. He's also starting to wonder if Jalen Hurts' future in Philadelphia is in question.

The WIP Morning and Midday Shows place their bets on when Joel Embiid will play his next Sixers game. Joe Giglio is frustrated with Sixers injuries and an inability to consistently field a full team. Mike Quick lets the Morning Show know that he is staying optimistic about their playoff chances because of their younger players.

The WIP Morning, Midday and Afternoon Shows break down what roster moves they think they will see this season for the Phillies. Jack Fritz highlights the potential of acquiring Ketel Marte. Ben Davis tells the Morning Show that he thinks a team will let Kyle Schwarber write his own check soon. Joe DeCamara dissects recent reports.

Hunter Brody and Ashlyn Sullivan in for the 94 WIP Morning Show wonder where the confidence level is with the Eagles. Brodes is shaken by the loss in Dallas and is worried about how the rest of the season will look. Ashlyn has confidence the Eagles can keep it together for the remainder of the season. Coach Dick Vermeil joins the show sharing his insights into what the Eagles need to clean up this season.

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 gear up for their short week to take on the Chicago Bears in the NFL's 3rd annual Black Friday game. Plus, discussing the offensive struggles the Eagles have been dealing with for weeks!

The WIP Morning Team previews the rest of the week in football. The Eagles take on the Chicago Bears on Friday and the annual Turkey Bowl will take place tonight. The team is joined by Sheil Kapadia, Ross Tucker, and Mike Quick. They discuss what part of the Eagles offense is likely to improve; the pass game or the run game. They debate the Eagles offensive line struggles, citing injuries to players from last season. Jon Ritchie mentions how he believes it is crazy that the Eagles and the Chicago Bears both are 8-3, despite the significantly more difficult schedule the Eagles have. The team debates who they believe should be calling the offensive plays, who is calling them, and what they need to do to improve their offense. They talk about the Philadelphia Phillies offseason news, player transactions and predictions. Joe DeCamara brings up the importance of winning another Super Bowl, and if this season’s goal is to win again. They discussed Jalen Hurts’ press conference yesterday, where he talks about findin

The WIP Morning Team is joined by Sheil Kapadia during the first hour of the show to discuss the Eagles offensive struggles. Kapadia said last week was the worst he has seen the offensive line play this season. While the run game is a struggle, he highlights the biggest issues throughout the team. The Morning Team discusses if this offense is good enough to take the team back to the Super Bowl. Joe DeCamara asks if that matters, or if last year was good enough and expectations should be lower this year. The Sixers lost in brutal fashion last night and the team reacts to the post game comments.

The WIP Morning Team talks with Ross Tucker about the upcoming Eagles and Bears game on Friday. They break down what parts of the team they have faith in and what the team must improve if they want to make another run at the Super Bowl. Joe DeCamara shares that he isn’t sure if they need to win the Super Bowl this year, and maybe last year was enough. Ross Tucker shares what teams he believes will make the post season this year and who he thinks is to blame for the loss to the Dallas Cowboys. The Eagles currently hold the same record as the Chicago Bears, Jon Ritchie shares why he thinks that is wrong, given the difficulties of their schedules.

The WIP Morning Team is joined by Ross Tucker and Mike Quick. Together they preview what’s to come in football this week. The Eagles will take on the Bears on Friday, in a matchup that Tucker said should be a win for the Eagles, but with recent offensive struggles, it’s hard to predict. The team evaluates the news so far from the Phillies offseason, what players are staying with the organization, which ones are going to get traded and where the team is with deals for individual players. The team debates how important winning a Super Bowl is for the Eagles this season, after winning last year. Finally, the team shares what they are thankful for on the day before Thanksgiving.

The WIP Morning Team debates if Saquon is the same as last year in terms of athleticism. They listen to two pieces of audio sharing opposing opinions on Saquon's athleticism this season. The team gives their opinions on the subject. They also share what they are thinking about for the upcoming game on Friday against the Chicago Bears. Will the Eagles win? The team reacts to Time’s Yours calls and previews the Turkey Bowl game tonight.

The WIP Morning Team closes out the questions of the day, sharing what they think about the future of the Sixers. The team reacts to Nick Sirianni taking blame for Xavier Gibson’s mistake against Dallas. The team evaluates what they think is the key to the Eagles winning the game. They listen to the Time’s Yours calls, and share what’s happening for the rest of the week.

The WIP Morning Team discusses how they feel about the Eagles odds against the Chicago Bears. They debate the importance of Jalen Hurts being able to run and the threat it poses to other teams. Jalen Hurts hasn’t been running but the team still is 8-3 on the season. Each member of the Morning Team shares what they think about Saquon and if he is diminished offensively. Jon Ritchie argues there are no holes there for Saquon, however he needs more reps and he will return to his performance last year. The team listens to two pieces of audio with contrasting opinions on the matter.