Summary
The Ringer's Philly Special dives into the current state of the Philadelphia Eagles, focusing on the team's struggles and potential trades as the season progresses. The discussion highlights the disappointing performance of the Eagles' defense, particularly in their recent game against the Cowboys, where they recorded their worst performance under defensive coordinator Vic Fangio. Analysts express frustration over the lack of pressure from the defensive line, which has been a significant factor in their struggles this season.
The conversation shifts to potential trades as the deadline approaches, with a focus on players like Mauro Ojemo, Reek Woolen, Dallas Goddard, and Saquon Barkley. The hosts speculate on the trade value of each player, with Ojemo and Woolen seen as more likely to be moved compared to Goddard and Barkley. They discuss the implications of these trades, including how they could impact the team's future and the potential returns in draft picks. The episode concludes with a light-hearted segment on upcoming movies, showcasing the hosts' diverse interests beyond football.
Show Notes
Sheil is joined by Shawn Syed of SumerSports for our weekly film review of the Eagles' loss to the Cowboys on 'Monday Night Football.' The defense truly was beat down in one of their worst performances of the Vic Fangio era. What caused such a collapse on that side of the ball? The guys also go through some trade scenarios for players currently on the team. Plus, Shawn’s Movie Minute!
(09:56) - The defense
(24:40) - Jihaad Campbell
(30:52) - The offense
(36:00) - Potential trades
(1:03:51) - Shawn’s Movie Minute
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Host: Sheil Kapadia
Guest: Shawn Syed
Producer: Cliff Augustin
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