Things seem terrible for the Eagles after their ugly blowout loss in Tampa. Vic Fangio’s defense sucks against 21st century offenses. Jalen Hurts is the league’s most generous QB to opposing defenses. The vibes are abysmal. And yet, they are still 2-2 and they’ve been without A.J. Brown for three of those games. Zach Berman tries to talk some reason into a frenzied fan base while Bo Wulf tries to poke holes in his optimism. Should be fun!

Terrible defense against 11 personnel? Check. Jalen Huts turnovers? Check. Missed tackles, uncreative offense, dumb penalties, special teams miscues, etc. Checks across the board. The worst version of the Eagles showed up in Week 4 as Todd Bowles and the Bucs continued their ownership of Nick Sirianni’s Eagles. The bye arrives at a good time for the Eagles’ health, but bad for the narrative surrounding an uninspired team.

Super Bowl champion Vinny Curry, Fran Duffy, Jamie Lynch and Bo Wulf react to everything they saw before Zach Berman checks in from Tampa. Come commiserate.

Football Friday is here, as the Eagles prepare for a trip to Tampa to play Todd Bowles’ blitz-happy Bucs. Most likely without A.J. Brown and DeVonta Smith, can Jalen Hurts hold up against a defense that has given him trouble in the past? And on the other side of the ball, does Vic Fangio have a plan for Chris Godwin in the a lot?

Deniz Selman joins the show for his insight and annoyances before Zach Berman makes his presence felt with authority while Bo Wulf tries to remember the show’s sponsors. Come on in, the water’s warm.

Perhaps without Lane Johnson, A.J. Brown and DeVonta Smith, the Philadelphia Eagles offense will have its hands full this weekend with a Todd Bowles defense that has given them fits for years. It’s an early test for how well Kellen Moore has prepared them for varied blitz looks. Will Jahan Dotson ever show up? On the other side of the ball, the question is whether Jalen Carter can keep up his dominant ways against an average Bucs offense.

Fran Duffy provides his expert analysis, Zach Berman joins from NovaCare and Bo Wulf just tries not to get in the way.

It’s a Tuesday film review day, with Fran Duffy breaking down what worked for the Eagles on defense in their stifling of the previously high-powered New Orleans Saints offense. Just how dominant was Jalen Carter? On the offensive side of the ball, how well did Tyler Steen and Fred Johnson answer the call? And what did Jalen Hurts see to set up the huge completion to Dallas Goedert?

Plus, the big day has finally come for Zach Berman! The official release of The Franchise: Philadelphia Eagles: A curated history of the Birds is available wherever books are sold. Join Zach and Fran for the celebration.

After a sparkling defensive performance and Star-worthy moments from the likes of Saquon Barkley and Dallas Goedert, the Eagles can take a collective deep breath at 2-1. Even with A.J. Brown, DeVonta Smith and Lane Johnson out, Jalen Hurts rallied the troops and delivered a much-needed victory. Lost in the celebration, though, was more game mismanagement from the team’s head coach. Nick Sirianni said after the game the Eagles’ style of play is not sustainable. How much is he responsible for that?

Rich Hofmann and Bo Wulf talk everything Birds with the benefit of sleep and fresh perspective. Join them.

The Eagles outgained the Saints a lot to a little and dealt with game-ending injuries to Lane Johnson and DeVonta Smith. But Saquon Barkley’s explosive 65-yard touchdown run sprinted the Eagles into a 7-3 lead. Could the defense hold the lead after an impressive statement performance from Jalen Carter and the defensive line? Join Vinny Curry, Fran Duffy, Jamie Lynch and Bo Wulf for an immediate reaction and breakdown of a huge game for the Eagles, with insight from Zach Berman live on the scene in New Orleans.