The Broad Street Line

We were all over the place on this holiday episode of The Broad Street Line. We discuss A-Rod's texting habits, which musical acts we'd like at our wedding, and harken back to the time when Thanksgiving Day games were good.

Jerry Jones? Still hated! Terrell Owens? Still hating on Donovan McNabb! The Process? Well... we aren't sure if we should still trust it, or if the Philadelphia 76ers have officially turned the corner thanks to Joel Embiid and Ben Simmons.

O.J. Spivey of ESPN's The Undefeated joins the crew on this edition of The Broad Street Line to discuss the latest news in sports media. Later in the show, the trio chooses sides in the Jerry Jones vs. Roger Goodell debate, and wonders aloud how Howie Roseman is able to finagle the NFL salary cap so well.

What grade should the Philadelphia Eagles get at the midway point of the 2017 NFL season? And will baseball high ratings for the World Series carry over into next season? We debate both of those questions and more on this edition of The Broad Street Line.

Sean O'Connor of Liberty Ballers joins the guys for a special episode of The Broad Street Line! The trio discusses the Sixers' late game struggles, the Markelle Fultz saga, and the possibility that the NBA may overtake the NFL one day.

On this edition of The Broad Street Line, we explain why Marshawn Lynch and Chris Long are American treasures for wildly different reasons. And later in the show, we lament the loss of the 2018 NFL Draft to the hated Dallas Cowboys.

On this edition of The Broad Street Line, we show some love to the 5-1 Philadelphia Eagles, explore why Jahlil Okafor takes a train to New York to watch movies, and we explain how Roger Goodell and his wife are like Bonnie and Clyde 2017.

On this edition of The Broad Street Line, we take shots at Colin Cowherd for naming Philadelphia "the dumbest sports town in America." But before that, we explain how Jeremy Lin's new hairstyle sparked a debate on cultural appropriation.

The NCAA/Adidas scandal has already taken down Rick Pitino and Louisville, and on this edition of The Broad Street Line, we'll explain why we think it'll be MUCH larger going forward. We also tell you why "stick to sports" is dead, and why we expect the Philadelphia 76ers to be exciting this season.

NFL players want an "activism month", and while we know that won't happen, we explain why America's favorite league will find a middle ground with its players. Later in this episode of The Broad Street Line, we try to figure out why Kevin Durant is one of the most sensitive superstars of this - or any - generation.

Shaun King vs. Jeffrey Lurie. Rhys Hoskins vs. baseballs. Doug Pederson vs. the running plays in his playbook. On this edition of The Broad Street Line, Kris and Roy touch on each of these conflicts and explain how with certain apologies mean that you never have to say you're sorry.

This episode marks the FM radio debut of Kris Domingo's Annual Philadelphia Eagles' Predictions! Past years have seen outlandish projections for players such as Freddie Mitchell and Cornelius Ingram - who'll have a breakout year in 2017? On this week's show, we also run down our playoff picks and tell you which two teams will do battle in Super Bowl 52 next February.

Hours before Mayweather and McGregor battle in this year's Fight of the Century, The Broad Street Line put their predictions on wax. Kris and Roy also debate the inclusions (and omissions) on the NBA 2K18 All-Time Sixers team, and wonder what the Philadelphia Eagles should do at the RB position.

Welcome to Boston, Kyrie Irving. Welcome back, The Shield. And welcome home... Byron Maxwell?? It's a special edition of The Broad Street Line as we celebrate some returns, some new arrivals and wrap up our fantasy preview with a look at the WR/TE position. So come and take a ride with us...

Kevin McGuire of The Comeback and the Bump and Run podcast joins us on The Broad Street Line to preview the 2017 college football season. With several years in the sports media business under his belt, Kevin also shares some tips on how to stand out from the competition.

Do football and school go together? UCLA QB Josh Rosen doesn't think so, and we think he's right (for the most part). On this episode of The Broad Street Line, we'll explain our reasoning, and we'll also celebrate the re-emergence of the Philadelphia 76ers on the national (and international) stage.

On this edition of The Broad Street Line, Kris and Roy differ on their opinions of the Philadelphia 76ers' new uniforms, recap the first week of Eagles' training camp, and destroy the fake excuses peddled by those who don't think Colin Kaepernick should be in the NFL.

At this year's Philadelphia Podcast Festival, the Broad Street Line crew recapped the recent run of terrible Philly sports performances, debated the merits of wearing jerseys in public, and inducted Derek Fisher into the Dirty Mack Hall of Fame.

Is AAU basketball as bad as some say it is? Is it OK to be optimistic about the upcoming Philadelphia Eagles' season? And what in the world is Kyrie Irving thinking? Kris and Roy answer all of those questions and more, and also take a few minutes to debate the return of Jon Gruden to the sidelines.

At the top of the show, linebacker Otha Peters of the Seattle Seahawks chats with The Broad Street Line before heading off to training camp. Later in the show, Kris and Roy give you their thoughts on The Big 3, and get you caught up on the past week in sports as only they can.

The Broad Street Line crew sits down with Otha Peters, rookie LB for the Seattle Seahawks, as he counted down the days heading into his first NFL training camp. Peters discussed his award-winning college career, what it felt like to put on an NFL uniform for the first time, and what he intends to learn from the veterans on the Seahawks' defense.

The Mayweather/McGregor World Tour is in the books, but should that change how you think about their upcoming bout? And should the Philadelphia 76ers be charging fans for a spot on their season ticket list? We'll answer both of those questions and plenty more on this episode of The Broad Street Line.

Jimmy Williams, Paul Johnson and Devin McMillan of War Room Sports join The Broad Street Line in studio for a wide-ranging discussion that touches on the future of sports media as well as the current state of the NBA.

Hours before the Philadelphia 76ers signed J.J. Redick, we debated the pros and cons of the potential deal. We also break down Paul George's move to the Western Conference, and LOTS more! Are the Sixers a playoff team? Tune in to find out!

Author and War Room Sports co-founder Jimmy "The Blueprint" Williams joined us in the PhillyCAM studios to discuss his new book ("Own Your Time and Space") and to offer his thoughts on the Philadelphia 76ers and "The Process."