Joe Decamara & Jon Ritchie

Best of Interviews: Listen to the best interviews from WIP focused on reports that Jalen Hurts no longer wants the Eagles to operate a run-first offense. Hear Mike Mayock, Jason Kelce, Eliot Shorr-Parks and more!

The Morning, Midday and Afternoon Shows on 94WIP break down recent news about Kyle Schwarber’s free agency.

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 offense continues to struggle prompting our hosts to ask big questions about the offense. Plus, NFC East Hard Knocks featuring the Eagles debuts and getting ready for the Chargers on Monday!

The WIP Morning Show broadcasts from the Borgata ahead of the Eagles Monday Night Football matchup against the Los Angeles Chargers. The Team debates whether the Eagles can still turn into an elite team this season. Eliot Shorr-Parks and Dick Vermeil join the show! Eagles insider ESP gives his insight to who needs to “hero-up” against the chargers. Vermeil admits that the Eagles community has a tendency to overreact and that he is remaining positive. The team predicts NFL week 14 outcomes and ends listening to Time’s Yours.

The 94 WIP Morning Show is wondering if the Eagles will finally get back on the proper track for the season. There is no consensus on what they think will happen- there is warranted apprehension. The Eagles have gotten lucky a few times this season. Hopefully the Eagles have bonded together to preserver.

Eagles insider Eliot Shorr-Parks joins the WIP Morning Show ahead of Eagles/Chargers. ESP does not think the Eagles will return to the elite level of play they showed last season but he does think they can make their way to the Super Bowl. Eliot calls upon Jalen Hurts to put on his Superman cape and lead the Eagles into victory against the Chargers on Monday. Joe DeCamara adds another win to his Beat the Hammer record.

Hall of Famer Dick Vermeil joins the WIP Morning Show. Vermeil speaks from experience and tells the Team that the Eagles need to play without memory of their recent losses. He is confident the Birds can finish playing better than have so far this season.

The Morning Show debates if Jalen and the Eagles will be able to step up to the plate against the Chargers. The Team makes their picks for upcoming NFL showdowns. Joe DeCamara is impressed with Nick Sirianni’s mindset in a recent press conference. The Morning Show wraps up with Time’s Yours.

Listen to the funniest moments, one liners, drops, and performances from the past week on the 94 WIP Morning Show, all compiled by James Seltzer!

The 94 WIP had Jason Kelce on the show yesterday and he compared the 2023 team and 2025 team. He said the biggest issue right now in 2025 is the run game. Jalen Hurts running opens the options up and can put defenses on their heels. Darius Slay was not clear if he would come back and play, even if the Eagles had claimed him on waivers.

Dick Vermeil joins the 94 WIP Morning Show sharing that he believes that there is a combination of things that are the issue. However, he believes the Eagles will beat the Chargers.

Joe "The Hammer" DeCamara of the 94 WIP Morning Show shoots for win #302, this week in Beat The Hammer!

Eliot Shorr-Parks joins the 94 WIP Morning Show. He believes the Eagles may not get back to their elite status like last year, but thinks they will make it to the Super Bowl- it'll just be a bumpy ride. He has faith that Jalen Hurts can still step up in big moments and make the plays he needs to. He also believes leaders like Jordan Mailata (the Eagles' 2025 Walter Payton Man of the Year Nominee) are key in times like this. He believes the Chargers are an average team and that if the Eagles can get to the hurt Justin Herbert, they can win the game.

The 94 WIP Morning Show is joined by Dr. Kevin Freedman who offers insight into Jalen Carter, Justin Herbert, Joel Embiid, and Tyson Foerster's injuries.

What do the Eagles need to do to get on the same page? The 94 WIP Morning Show wonders what the Eagles can do immediately to start helping them play like a unit. They have been lucky with a number of wins this season. Darius Slay would be a nice addition for the Eagles secondary, but will he ever play football again? Hear audio from Darius Slay last night addressing his non-report to the Bills after being claimed off of waivers.

The 94 WIP Morning Show is wondering if the Eagles will pull themselves together. After a crushing loss to the Bears, their second in a row, they look to right the ship heading to LA to face the Chargers on Monday. Jon Ritchie is worried the Eagles won't be able to fix themselves because they still have fundamental issues this late in the season. He does not believe they are a Super Bowl team.

From 'Go Birds' (subscribe here): Eliot Shorr-Parks dives into an emotionally charged Kevin Patullo press conference where he talked about the intense criticism and his house getting egged. Plus, some thoughts on the possibility of the Eagles signing Darius Slay and a breakdown of the first episode of HBO’s Hard Knocks featuring the Eagles. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The WIP Morning Show debate how great of a Coach they find Nick Sirianni. Jason Kelce joins the show in the studio to ease concerns about the potential of an Eagles demise and share his perspective on what could help the offense. The Morning Show wraps up with Time’s Yours.

The WIP Morning Show talk through what they make of the job Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni is doing this year. Jon Ritchie’s number one concern is that Sirianni hasn’t gotten better at running the offense. Joe DeCamara does have concerns but ultimately thinks he is a great coach. Rhea Hughes can’t call him great for what he’s doing with the team this year. James Seltzer doesn’t feel the level of complaints is warranted.

Eagles legend Jason Kelce in the studio! Jason Kelce explains to the morning team what it is like inside the building when the season is going the way it is now. He notes that the mark of a head coach is how they handle accountability from the players in situations like this and that Nick Sirianni is especially successful there. While Kelce acknowledges concerns of the Eagles reverting back to 2023 tendencies, he has confidence that they will not collapse.