Brandon Lee Gowton

Vinny Curry, a former Eagles defensive end and Super Bowl champion, joins writers Brandon Lee Gowton and EJ Smith, analyst Miles Johnson, and film expert Fran Duffy to dissect Philadelphia’s ugly loss to Chicago. They examine defensive breakdowns, missing leadership, stalled pass rush, Jalen Hurts’ injury scare and interception, Nick Sirianni’s fourth-down choices, Andy Dalton’s costly appearance, and the looming Rams test.

Brandon Lee Gowton, Bleeding Green Nation writer known for detailed Eagles draft and roster analysis. He breaks down the Day Three picks and how they might fit. Short takes on Cole Payton’s unconventional QB profile and Taysom Hill comparisons. Evaluates interior OL, cornerback and safety depth, plus rookie upside from international and late-round flyers.

Brandon Graham, former Eagles defensive end and two-time Super Bowl champion, joins EJ Smith, Fran Duffy and Brandon Lee Gowton to unpack Philadelphia’s ugly loss to the Rams. They examine the failed goal-line stand, fourth-down decisions, protection breakdowns and a depleted offense. Film review highlights Darius Cooper’s breakout, defensive takeaways and the urgent roster math before London.

Brandon Lee Gowton, Vinny Curry, EJ Smith, Miles Johnson, and Fran Duffy dissect Philadelphia’s 2-0 start. They revisit Jalen Hurts’ dramatic nine-play winning drive and Darius Cooper’s touchdown, plus Jalen Carter’s crucial sack. The discussion covers missed tackles, offensive line struggles, injuries, Cooper’s growing role, and a film-room breakdown of the red-zone adjustments behind the finish.

Brandon Lee Gowton, Eagles writer and analyst; Vinny Curry, former Super Bowl champion defensive end; and Anthony Gargano, passionate Philadelphia sports commentator, dissect a brutal London loss to Jacksonville. They examine Jalen Hurts’ performance, Jalen Carter’s dominant showing, a disastrous kickoff decision, defensive fatigue, offensive stagnation, officiating controversy, and whether returning players can rescue Philadelphia’s season.

EJ Smith, a Philadelphia Inquirer Eagles beat reporter, and Brandon Lee Gowton, a Bleeding Green Nation analyst, examine Zach Ertz’s return and potential connection with Jalen Hurts. They explore Hurts’ Steve McNair inspiration, offensive line and running-game struggles, shotgun versus under-center production, and the defensive challenges posed by Chicago’s rushing attack and play-action game.

Brandon Lee Gowton, a savvy writer from Bleeding Green Nation, joins to dissect the Eagles’ commanding 38-20 victory over the Giants. They delve into fan sentiments and how this win serves as a statement, especially with missing players. The duo explores the revitalization of the run game, a controversial Tush Push call, and AJ Brown's injury, along with trade rumors. Defensive highlights include five sacks and impressive gang tackling. They finish with thoughts on coaching decisions and expectations for the trade deadline.

Brandon Lee Gowton, editor-in-chief of Bleeding Green Nation, and two-time Super Bowl champion Brandon Graham break down Philadelphia’s gritty 1-0 start. They spotlight Dallas Goedert’s touchdowns, Jalen Hurts’ clutch plays, Dontavian Wicks’ breakout, Zack Baun’s defensive leadership and Mauro Ojomo’s game-saving stop. The panel also examines offensive-line concerns, Sean Mannion’s new scheme and what must improve against Tennessee.

Brandon Lee Gowton, writer and content creator for Bleeding Green Nation, breaks down Eagles training camp and preseason developments. He talks backup QB reps and the Dalton vs. McKee battle. They revisit a heated training-camp fight, Jeremiah Trotter Jr.'s breakout, defensive standouts, joint practices with the Patriots, and even an offbeat ice cream debate.

Brandon Lee Gowton, Philadelphia Eagles writer and Bleeding Green Nation editor-in-chief, joins a lively preview of the Washington opener. The discussion covers Jalen Hurts’ expanded rushing role, Sean Mannion’s offensive debut, DeVonta Smith’s leadership and larger workload, Saquon Barkley anchoring the wide-zone attack, and Philadelphia’s pass-rush edge against Washington’s unsettled line.