The Ringer's Philly Special

Sheil is joined by Zach Berman of The Athletic to discuss the current state of the Eagles in the midst of their losing streak. Is there a possibility that Jalen Hurts will get benched? How does owner Jeffrey Lurie feel about the current state of the team? Will this season be a wasted one if the Eagles fail to get back to the Super Bowl? Where did the bunny that appeared in the locker room come from? Plus, a big mailbag and predictions. Is benching Jalen Hurts a possibility? (02:39) Jeffrey Lurie on the current state of the team (17:54) Is this team still a Super Bowl contender? (28:41) Who brought the bunny into the locker room? (31:22) Player approval ratings (41:25) Injury updates (47:14) What will we be talking about if the Eagles win? (49:41) What will we be talking about if the Eagles lose? (53:15) Mailbag (55:24) Predictions (1:52:56) Email hot takes: Ringerphilly@gmail.com. Follow us on Instagram/TikTok: @ringersphillyspecial. Become a member of our Reddit community: https://www.reddit.com/r/RingersPhillySpecial/. The Ringer is committed to responsible gaming. Please check out rg-help.com to find out more, or listen to the end of the episode for additional details. Host: Sheil Kapadia Guest: Zach Berman Producer: Cliff Augustin Music Composed By: Teddy Grossman and Jackson Greenberg Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Shawn Syed, a sports analyst from SumerSports, offers an in-depth breakdown of the Eagles' recent struggles and questions their reliance on talent while analyzing game strategies. Anthony Dabbundo, a Philadelphia sports commentator, discusses Kyle Schwarber's new five-year contract with the Phillies and its implications for the team's future. They dive into roster decisions and debate Schwarber's impact on leadership and performance. Plus, insights on the Sixers make for an engaging conversation on sports dynamics in Philly.

Brandon Lee Gowton, a sharp Eagles analyst from Bleeding Green Nation, dives deep into the aftermath of the Eagles' heartbreaking loss to the Chargers. He and Sheil dissect Jalen Hurts' troubling turnovers and question the coaching decisions impacting the team's performance. The duo praises the defense for its remarkable effort while lamenting the offense's lack of support. They explore the intricate dynamics of morale, blame assignment, and AJ Brown's accountability in a frustrating three-game skid.

Zach Berman, a National NFL reporter for The Athletic, joins to dissect the Eagles' current challenges, including the impact of Jalen Carter's shoulder surgeries. They delve into potential offensive adjustments under Kevin Patullo and the possible reunion with Darius Slay. The conversation heats up around the fading effectiveness of the tush-push and what a win or loss against the Chargers could mean for the team. Plus, Zach shares fun anecdotes and addresses listener questions, keeping the vibe both insightful and entertaining!

Football analyst Shawn Syed joins to dissect the Eagles' recent struggles following their loss to the Bears. He evaluates what offensive schemes might revive the team's performance and whether Jalen Hurts can adapt to a new play style. The conversation reveals insights on the Bears' successful run against the Eagles and addresses issues like blocking and a faltering tush push. Shawn also shares his thoughts in a fun Movie Minute, adding a light-hearted touch to the serious game analysis.

Brandon Lee Gowton, a writer and analyst for Bleeding Green Nation, joins to dissect the Eagles' loss to the Bears. They unveil the pressing need for a new offensive coordinator and discuss whether the team can recover this season. The conversation delves into Jalen Hurts' role in the struggles and unpacks the offensive coordination failures that have plagued the squad. They also highlight the Bears' unexpected rushing success against the Eagles and touch on the impact of fan frustrations and locker room dynamics.

Zach Berman, a staff writer at The Athletic and NFL reporter, joins to discuss the Eagles' recent loss and their crucial match against the Bears. They tackle injury updates, speculate on safety options, and dissect the struggling offense under Kevin Patullo's management. Zach shares insights on Saquon Barkley's performance linked to blocking issues and debates whether Jalen Hurts should run more. The conversation unfolds with predictions for the game, and a fun mailbag segment addresses quirky fan questions and everyday dilemmas.

In this discussion, sports analyst Shawn Syed breaks down the Eagles' recent performance, focusing on their struggles against the Cowboys. He analyzes the run game, suggesting it suffers more from blocking issues than Saquon Barkley's performance. They debate if the coaching staff is underperforming and assess the impact of Andrew Mukuba’s injury on the secondary. The conversation previews the upcoming game against the Bears, considering matchup advantages and discussing offensive struggles that make the team feel fragile.

Brandon Lee Gowton, a beat writer for Bleeding Green Nation, joins to dissect the Eagles' heartbreaking loss to the Cowboys. He highlights how the offense stalled in the second half and questions the coaching strategy, particularly Nick Sirianni's conservativeness. The duo discusses AJ Brown's stellar performance amidst run game struggles, and analyzes the defense's effort despite lapses. They also look ahead to the upcoming game against the Bears and share thoughts on fan sentiment in light of this season's challenges.

Sheil is joined by Zach Berman, a seasoned Eagles reporter from The Athletic, to dissect the team's offense and quarterback Jalen Hurts' recent struggles. They dive into rumors of frustration from staff and players regarding Hurts' performance. Injuries to key players like Lane Johnson are also under the microscope. As the Eagles gear up for a crucial game against the Cowboys, Zach shares insights on what a win or loss would mean for the team's narrative. Plus, they tackle fun listener mail on topics ranging from vacation etiquette to parenting dilemmas.