The Broad Street Line

Well... it finally happened. The Philadelphia Eagles traded Carson Wentz to the Indianapolis Colts, and our long national nightmare is over. But does this mean the start of the Jalen Hurts Era? Jason Ashworth joins the crew to put a bow on Wentz's time here in Philly and also look ahead to the 2021 season.

Tom Brady solidified his position as the GOAT when it comes to quarterbacks with his latest Super Bowl victory. And we go from one QB to another: When and where will Carson Wentz be dealt?

Former Temple Basketball Head Coach John Chaney was a giant both on and off the court, and we begin this edition of the show by giving him some well-deserved (and maybe overdue) recognition.

It might be time to walk back the Tobias Harris' slander... he's been playing pretty well for the Philadelphia 76ers this season. How good are the 76ers, really? And, more importantly, if the Chiefs beat the Bucs in Super Bowl 55, how good is Patrick Mahomes?

Nick Sirianni gets hired by the Philadelphia Eagles to presumably fix Carson Wentz... but was he a better option than Eric Bieniemy? Also... it's conference championship weekend in the NFL, and even though the Sixers have just begun their campaign, is it safe to assume they'll need an improved Ben Simmons if THEY want to reach the Eastern Conference Finals?

The super-talented Jason Ashworth (@AllAshworth) joins us to provide his thoughts on the unceremonial firing of Doug Pederson. Why isn't Howie Roseman being held accountable? Who will be the head coach in 2021? And is this Philadelphia Eagles' job even that attractive? We try to answer all of those questions and more...

The world is burning all around us, Black Monday has descended upon the NFL... is everyone at the NovaCare complex safe? We try to put a bow on a very disappointing 2020 campaign for the Philadelphia Eagles, and figure out who should return in 2021.

In a long overdue interview, the super-talented Dave Rueter joins The Broad Street Line to discuss his amazing new book "A Sixers Odyssey: Exploring the Forgotten Players of 76ers Yesteryear." The former Liberty Ballers star talks about his start in the blogging world, explains why we don't talk enough about Willie Burton, and settles the unending debate between Bret Hart and Shawn Michaels.

It's the start of the Jalen Hurts Era in Philadelphia, but is this the end of Carson Wentz's run here in the city? We debate whether or not they can both be in the QB room, and we also celebrate the securing of a PS5.

My how the turntables have turned... Carson Wentz is on the bench and Jalen Hurts has the keys to the car. It's a broken-down, beater of a car, but still. Can the rookie QB pull off the upset against the Saints this week?

Sting is wrestling again, Roy Jones and Mike Tyson are fighting, and Snoop is rapping... as they say, everything old is new again. Speaking of new, we wish we had a new football team to watch since the Philadelphia Eagles are awful... is it time to clean house?

The 2020 Philadelphia Eagles season is officially a disaster, but we're contractually obligated to discuss them, so here we are. We'd much rather spend the time talking about the Sixers' newest addition... DWIGHT HOWARD??

Busy night for new 76ers' head of basketball operations Daryl Morey... and while it's too early to assign draft grades, the Sixers did some good work this past week. Which is to say, they're the polar opposite of the 2020 Philadelphia Eagles.

New Philadelphia? Yeah...we have some thoughts about the Philadelphia 76ers and their new City Edition uniforms. We also address Brett Favre's spicy comments about Carson Wentz, and make some Eagles' predictions for the 2nd half of the season.

The homie/author/podcaster Chris Stevens (@CJWritesNThangs on Twitter) joins us on the show to talk about Carson Wentz's struggles, the possibility of James Harden running point in Philly and the amazing Roman Reigns angle in WWE.

The Philadelphia 76ers' offseason gets even better with the addition of Daryl Morey. It's ALMOST enough to make one forget how terrible the NFC East has been this season.

Jamon Brown is trash, but not as trash as the NFC East as a whole. But despite the Philadelphia Eagles' loss to the Baltimore Ravens, they have as good of a chance as any to win the NFC East. But enough of the sad talk: The iPhone 12 is coming out soon!

Do the Philadelphia Eagles belong in first place? Who know, but they're there, and that's that. More importantly, the Philadelphia 76ers found a way to glow up during a pandemic by hiring Doc Rivers as their new head coach.

When is a tie worse than a loss? When the Philadelphia Eagles tie the hapless Cincinnati Bengals. And what's going on with Carson Wentz? This is one of those episodes where we end with more questions than when we start...

8 sacks plus 3 turnovers equals a season-opening loss for the Philadelphia Eagles. Why doesn't Carson Wentz's internal clock let him now to throw it away? Is Doug too smart for his own good when it comes to managing DeSean Jackson's snaps? And where is Matt Pryor? We answer all of those questions and more.

After taking off for the holiday, Kris and Roy are back just in time to welcome back the NFL. And before they sign off for the week, the dynamic duo explains just how dumb it would be to put a new arena on Delaware Avenue.

The NBA takes an unprecedented step in the name of social justice... will other leagues follow? We'll debate that, discuss the Sixers' decision to move on from Brett Brown, and evaluate the Philadelphia Eagles' options to replace Andre Dillard.

The Philadelphia 76ers look like a hot mess after going down 2-0 to the Boston Celtics... is it time to blow it all up? We answer that question, and debate the merits of the NBA allowing more folks into the bubble.

The Philadelphia 76ers will face the Boston Celtics in the first round of the Eastern Conference playoffs... but has the bubble already burst on the Sixers' postseason chances? Conversely, the Philadelphia Eagles haven't even started their season, and they're already shorthanded at a key position.

Another day, another injury for the Philadelphia 76ers. No more Ben Simmons this year, so... who is the point guard? And with Eagles' head coach Doug Pederson diagnosed with coronavirus, will the team be ready to go when the season kicks off on September 13?