Ike, Spike and Fritz

Ike Reese and Spike Eskin react to Howie Roseman's comments about the Eagles' offensive vision and whether Jalen Hurts should be more aggressive despite the risk of turnovers. They also praise the Phillies' dominant 15-2 stretch and analyze reports concerning Joel Embiid's work ethic during the Olympics.

Ike Reese returns to the booth as the crew highlights the Eagles Radiothon and its exclusive bidding items. He analyze with Spike Eskin Howie Roseman's assertion that scoring points is more vital than avoiding turnovers for the upcoming season. Discussion also turns to the Phillies' late-season surge and the potential to overtake the Braves in the standings.

James Seltzer and Jack Fritz react to the Phillies sweep of the Angels over the weekend discuss how encouraged they were by Zack Wheeler's start on Sunday. The guys also go in-depth on Bryce Harper's red-hot month of August and the bullpen's performance in recent weeks. Presented by Miller Lite.

Spike and Eliot Shorr-Parks analyze Jalen Hurts' recent GQ profile, debating whether the quarterback's guarded nature prevents fans from truly connecting with him. They compare his stoic persona to local icons like Jason Kelce and Donovan McNabb while exploring how Philadelphia athletes manage public perception.

Spike Eskin and Eliot Shorr-Parks analyze the Phillies' historic month and debate the postseason starting rotation between Zack Wheeler and Cristopher Sánchez. They also react to Jalen Hurts' recent GQ interview and a Riq Woolen Eagles jersey sighting.

Spike and Eliot dive into the viral story of Daejon Love, an imposter who defrauded dozens of women while pretending to be a professional football player.

Spike and Eliot react to seeing a fan in a Riq Woolen jersey and debate the logic of buying apparel for training camp standouts on one-year deals. They also critique Joe DeCamara's claim that the Sixers are the top title favorites in the NBA.

Spike Eskin and Eliot Shorr-Parks debate Jalen Hurts' leadership style and analyze if his turnover ratio is more critical than scoring more touchdowns.

Ike, Spike, and Fritz delve into the recent GQ profile of Jalen Hurts, exploring the difficulty in truly knowing the Eagles' quarterback. They analyze his comments regarding AJ Brown's departure, his approach to offensive accountability, and a seemingly dismissive mention of Elliot Shorr-Parks. A listener joins the conversation to discuss how Hurts' stoic nature compares to other Philadelphia legends like Dr. J. 01:00 - Tupac Murder Case Update 03:26 - Jalen Hurts GQ Profile 05:07 - AJ Brown Trade Discussion 07:17 - Hurts On Offensive Accountability 13:00 - Reporter Snubs In GQ

Spike Eskin and Eliot Shorr-Parks debate the future of the Eagles' offensive scheme following Nick Sirianni’s comments on needing a system that handles defensive junk. Howie Roseman speaks to the media live while they evaluate the general managers decision to keep four quarterbacks and the return of Uar Bernard to the practice squad. Spike also details his 50th birthday trip to see the Backstreet Boys at the Sphere in Las Vegas.

Howie Roseman discusses the decision to keep four quarterbacks and the development of international player Uar Bernard. Spike and Eliot debate whether the Eagles should prioritize offensive growth or immediate wins. They also analyze the Phillies' recent sweep and concerns about sloppy fundamentals heading into the postseason.

Spike Eskin and Eliot Shorr-Parks analyze Jaylen Brown's aggressive mentality and fit with the Sixers heading into the new season. They also evaluate Jalen Hurts’ performance in training camp.

On the WIP Afternoon Show, Spike Eskin and Eliot Shorr-Parks are joined by Vani to discuss her top five pet peeves at baseball games, including adult fans bringing gloves to the stadium.