Jon Marks & Ike Reese

With Joel Embiid sidelined and Tyrese Maxey logging heavy minutes in his absence, the WIP Afternoon Show raises concerns about how the Philadelphia 76ers are managing their star players’ workloads and whether it could have long-term consequences.

ESPN released its Top 100 quarterbacks in NFL history, and not only did Jalen Hurts make the list, but several other Philadelphia Eagles legends earned recognition as well. The accomplishment sparks a debate about where Hurts stacks up among the franchise’s all-time greats and the NFL’s best ever.

With A.J. Brown seemingly on his way out, the WIP Afternoon Show breaks down four potential trade packages proposed by ESPN analysts for the Philadelphia Eagles star wide receiver — and debates which, if any, make sense.

In the High Hopes Jackie Baseball Report, Jack asks Ike and Spike what the expectations should be for the Philadelphia Phillies this season — is it truly World Series or bust, or is there a more realistic standard for this team?

After an offseason filled with uncertainty surrounding the 2026 status of Lane Johnson and Landon Dickerson, clarity has finally arrived. Reports now indicate that both offensive linemen will return in 2026 — a massive boost for the Philadelphia Eagles. The WIP Afternoon Show reacts to the exciting news and what it means for the Eagles’ outlook moving forward.

A.J. Brown made headlines after appearing on a podcast with former Julian Edelman and Rob Gronkowski — and never mentioning the Philadelphia Eagles once. Instead, he praised the New England Patriots as an organization, raising eyebrows across the fanbase. Now, the WIP Afternoon Show is asking a bold question: Is it time for the Eagles to move on from A.J. Brown and finally put an end to the ongoing drama?

On today’s show, the WIP Afternoon Show questions just how committed Bryce Harper really is amid all the offseason drama. They also explore a potential trade for Alec Bohm before the season, dive into Jalen Hurts contract extension talk, catch up on Flyers in 50 with Brodes, react to a Joel Embiid injury update, and much more!

In Hour 2, the WIP Afternoon Show is joined by Brodes as Team USA inches closer to gold and the hockey hype reaches a fever pitch, plus the guys explore whether a Jalen Hurts contract extension could help the Eagles create cap flexibility and strengthen the roster moving forward.

In Hour 3, the WIP Afternoon Show discusses the possibility of trading Alec Bohm, along with the latest Eagles Insider of the Year power rankings.

In Hour 4, the WIP Afternoon Show counts down the five things they believe have gone too far, plus they react to a troubling injury update for Joel Embiid following the All-Star break.

Joel Embiid has suffered another injury setback, and the WIP Afternoon Show reacts immediately, breaking down what it means for him, the Sixers, and their playoff hopes.

The Top 5 at 5 breaks down the moments the WIP Afternoon Show believes have officially gone too far. From shocking takes to outrageous plays, the guys count down the biggest over-the-top moments of the week.

As Eagles Insider of the Year enters its final month, the WIP Afternoon Show unveils the latest power rankings in the race for the crown. Who’s surging at the right time, who’s slipping, and who has the inside track as the competition hits the home stretch?

The High Hopes Jackie Baseball Report features Jack unveiling a bold trade proposal that could completely alter the trajectory of the Phillies’ season. Is it the kind of move that pushes them over the top, or a risk too big to take?

With little hockey to discuss, Brodes joins the WIP Afternoon Show to dive into Team USA, his Jalen Hurts tattoo, polar plunges, and more in one of the most unpredictable segments yet.

After Patrick Mahomes restructured his deal to free up cap space for the Chiefs, the WIP Afternoon Show is asking the obvious question: could the Eagles do the same with Jalen Hurts? Is there a creative way to tweak Hurts’ contract to open up flexibility this offseason? The guys break down the salary cap implications, what it would mean for the roster, and whether the Eagles should even consider going that route.

Caller of the Year is just one week away, and the debate is heating up. After a spirited pre-show huddle, Ike, Spike, and Fritz are breaking down their biggest bubble callers ahead of Monday’s official bracket reveal. Who’s in? Who’s on the outside looking in? And which fan favorites still have work to do to punch their ticket? The WIP Afternoon Show sets the stage for the madness as Caller of the Year season reaches its final stretch.

After yesterday’s heated discussion, the WIP Afternoon Show is now debating a bigger question: what’s going on with Bryce Harper? Is the Phillies superstar still the same fiery, all-in competitor fans have always loved — or has some of that passion started to fade? The guys break down Harper’s body language, leadership, and what it all means for the future of the Phillies.

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On today’s show, the WIP Afternoon Show react to Bryce Harper continuing to hold onto comments from Dave Dombrowski earlier this offseason — is it time for the Phillies superstar to move on? They also break down Nick Castellanos’ parting words after signing with the San Diego Padres. Plus, Devan Kaney joins live from Phillies Spring Training, it’s Tuesdays with ESP, the crew tackles big questions heading into Caller of the Year, and much more!