Chris Long, a former NFL player celebrated for his time with the Eagles, joins to delve into the Eagles' struggles and share insights from his career. The conversation touches on Davante Adams's trade request, revealing the complexities of player dynamics in the league. Long humorously reflects on Philadelphia's unique culture and adds personal anecdotes about the trials of home repairs. The episode also features memorable interactions with the audience, balancing sports analysis with light-hearted banter.

Chris Long, a former NFL player and sports commentator, joins to discuss tier rankings of all 32 NFL teams based on their Super Bowl potential. They analyze the competitive landscape, focusing on powerhouse teams like the Chiefs, 49ers, and Lions. Key insights include the impact of coaching strategies and critical defensive upgrades. The conversation also touches on promising players, like Trevon Walker, and the contrasting prospects of the Steelers and Seahawks, highlighting fan hopes and the reality of team performances.

Former football players Chris Long and Beau Allen join the podcast to discuss Super Bowl wins, adventures, and life after football. Topics include memorable college house stories, playing against family in the NFL, and their experiences on Mt. Kilimanjaro. The chapter also touches on pass rushing techniques, humorous mishaps, and philanthropic initiatives.

Former NFL player Chris Long and professional basketball player Joel Embiid join the hosts to discuss topics such as Joel's incredible performance where he scored 70 points, the impact of analytics in sports, and preferences for the upcoming NFL championship game. They also touch on Tristan Thompson's suspension, the strategy of deferring the toss in NFL games, and the challenges of defending against Lamar Jackson. The hosts reminisce about past interviews and discuss parenting and age differences in having children.

Two-time Super Bowl champ and host of the 'Green Light Podcast' Chris Long joins Ryen Russillo to discuss the Chiefs-Eagles rematch and whether the Chiefs have real offensive issues. They also touch on the evolving game dynamics of small guards in the playoffs and the impact of coordinators and schemes on player performance.