PHLY Philadelphia Eagles Podcast

Zach Berman is back from Indianapolis, where he staked out every Eagles decision maker, tapped their phones and found out their deepest, darkest desires. What does that mean for Zack Baun’s future with the Eagles? And as Milton Williams, Josh Sweat and Mekhi Becton prepare to cash in, what do we think about the Eagles’ plans when the league year opens in two weeks? Join Zach and Bo Wulf for a roundup of all the fun in Indianapolis.

On this week’s edition of the PHLY Draft Show with Fran Duffy, we learn about how Fran approaches the combine. What drills matter most to him? Who had the most memorable performances from years past? As the likes of Cam Ward, Jalon Walker and James Pearce Jr. prepare to show their stuff, here’s how you can watch like a pro.

The focus is on the Philadelphia Eagles' roster-building efforts as they navigate the NFL Combine. Insights reveal key discussions on edge rushers, including standout talents like Abdul Carter and Donovan Ezeiruaku. There are concerns about player satisfaction with accommodations, but optimism remains about improvements. With an exciting look at potential draft picks, the conversation touches on the importance of combine performances and the role of emerging players in the league. Plus, a nod to women's contributions in football adds a refreshing perspective.

We're live for an emergency pod after the Eagles made their biggest move of the offseason, adding running back Lew Nichols to the roster after his impressive performance last summer. Somewhere, Mark Murphy is whining about it.

The discussion kicks off with a hilarious take on the 'tush push' play and complaints from rival teams about it. Experts weigh in on the tactics and emotional responses from franchises struggling to keep up. There's also a lighthearted chat about Jason Peters and his age alongside nostalgic reflections on childhood treasures. Insights about the Eagles' future roster decisions and humorous anecdotes about a locker room thief add layers to the conversation, blending analysis with laughter seamlessly.

Pack your bags, Bermanoid, it’s time to fly to Indianapolis and boy will your arms be tired. Is Howie Roseman going to spill the beans on his intentions with Zack Baun, Mekhi Becton, Milton Williams and Josh Sweat? Who is going to be the Eagles’ new quarterbacks coach? What’s Howie’s forehead looking like these days?Join Zach and Bo as Combine week gets started in Philadelphia before the Berm man sets sail.

The questions from viewers include what the price would be for Cleveland Browns star pass rusher Myles Garrett, what the Eagles’ biggest needs are in the NFL Draft, whether they should try to Kenny Pickett or Tanner McKee, if Ole Miss defensive tackle Walter Nolen can be a Milton Williams replacement — and so much more. Zach Berman and Fran Duffy take all your questions.

The Eagles have a litany of decisions to make this offseason, from pending free agents like Zach Baun and Milton Williams to potential veteran cap casualties like Dallas Goedert and Darius Slay. With Quinyon Mitchell and Cooper DeJean, plus Kelee Ringo, already in tow, will Roseman look to move on from Darius Slay? Will Slay take a hometown discount to return to the Birds?Zach Berman and Bo Wulf go through each position group to determine the top priorities for Howie Roseman while continuing to unpack the hiring of Kevin Patullo as offensive coordinator.

Sure, the Eagles are still basking in their Super Bowl LIX championship, but you know Howie Roseman’s roster planning never stops. Next week, the league descends upon Indianapolis for the NFL Scouting Combine. Who will the Eagles be watching closely at their positions of need?

Breaking news hits as Kevin Patullo steps up as the new offensive coordinator, replacing Kellen Moore. The hosts dive into the implications of this significant coaching change and explore Patullo's relationship with head coach Nick Sirianni. There's discussion about roster changes, the NFL salary cap, and how these factors will shape upcoming strategies. Listener engagement adds a fun twist as they mix sport with lighthearted humor, even touching on quirky topics like naming children and nostalgic pop culture moments.