Joe DeCamara & Jon Ritchie

From 'Go Birds' (subscribe here): Eliot Shorr-Parks dives into the news of the day, including a video of Jihaad Campbell looking ready for training camp and an ESPN ranking of the top receivers in the NFL. Then, the Eagles share a video of Jalen Hurts showing some personality as he answers questions from fans.  To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The WIP Morning Team discusses the new ESPN profile on Joel Embiid. They discuss who they blame for the Joel Embiid situation? Embiid or the Sixers organization? Jon Ritchie says that he blames both. They listen to the ESPY Awards from last night, where the host, Shane Gillis shouts out the Eagles, Critiques the Cowboys, and makes a skit about the invention of the Tush Push. Tom Kelly, in for Joe DeCamara, gets emotional when talking about how Jon still doesn't support Joe DeCamara. The team relives some childhood stories from Ritchie, and prepares him to be the ball boy in the upcoming Joe v Jack tennis match. They watched Jon Ritchie's attempt to tackle Deion Sanders and break down Joel Embiid's newest article where Kelly just said he felt like it was just more excuse making for Embiid. The team analyzes Embiid's decision to play in the Paris Olympics and his performance after returning to the Sixers. Life Advice with Tom Kelly, Time's Yours, and more on this morning's show.

The WIP Morning Team reacts to a new ESPN article on Joel Embiid, debating whether Embiid or the Sixers organization deserves more blame for the team's ongoing issues. They also question whether Embiid's focus is in the right place after his decision to play in the Olympics. The side topic of the day: Who is the best multifaceted athlete? Jon Ritchie shares a story about playing flag football with Jesse Palmer—with Serena Williams as quarterback. Plus, the team discusses why they feel more pride in the Flyers than the Sixers right now.

The WIP Morning Team discusses how the Sixers manage team culture and hold players accountable. Rhea Hughes questions how the organization should respond to Joel Embiid, especially in light of recent criticism. The team compares the Sixers' approach to accountability with other Philly teams, like the Eagles' handling of Zach Ertz. Jon Ritchie also shares a story from his playing days about working with young trainers, as they react to the claim that an intern was overseeing Embiid's recovery.

The WIP Morning Team listens to last night's ESPY's host Shane Gillis talk about the Eagles. They discuss the leak from the Sixers locker room, and how regardless, Joel Embiid should have accountability. Tom Kelly expresses support for Ben Simmons? Jon Ritchie shares anecdotes about when he was playing and relives one specific play. They also discuss more about Embiid and what's going down following an article that was posted yesterday. Finally, why Jon still doesn't support Joe DeCamara and why it makes TK emotional, they relive some childhood stories from Ritchie, and prepare him to be the ball boy in the upcoming Joe v Jack tennis match.

The WIP Morning Team shares life advice with Tom Kelly and listen to Time's Yours. Tom Kelly gives life advice on being a shorter guy who is interested in a girl an inch taller than him. They discuss the Tush Push Skit from last night's ESPY Awards. They talk about who will be the bigger threat this season in the NFC East? Time's Yours callers chime in at the end of the hour.

The WIP Morning Team discusses if the Cowboys, Giants, or Commanders will be the biggest threat to the Eagles this season. They break down Embiid saying he is unsure where the team stands on his recovery timeline. Time's Yours at the end of the hour.

The WIP Morning Team listens to Tom Kelly give life advice on being a shorter guy who is interested in a girl an inch taller than him. Before the advice segment, they discuss the Tush Push Skit from last night's ESPY Awards.

The WIP Morning Show reacts to Jon Ritchie's failed attempt to tackle Deion Sanders and dives into a heated conversation about loyalty. Tom Kelly gets emotional while calling out Ritchie for not supporting Joe DeCamara. Plus, TK shares his frustrations with Joel Embiid's latest comments, calling them more excuses. The team debates Embiid's decision to play in the Paris Olympics and his performance since returning to the Sixers.

The WIP Morning Team listens to last night's ESPY's host Shane Gillis talk about the Eagles. Jon Ritchie shares anecdotes about when he was playing and relives one specific play. They also discuss more about Embiid and what's going down following an article that was posted yesterday.

The WIP Morning Team discusses how the Sixers should respond to Joel Embiid. They talk about the culture of accountability with the Sixers team and with other Philadelphia sports teams. The team breaks down the claim that an intern was in charge of Embiid's recovery, Jon Ritchie talking about when he was playing and had younger trainers working with him. They also discuss why Jon still doesn't support Joe DeCamara, relive some childhood stories from Ritchie and prepare him to be the ball boy in the upcoming Joe v Jack tennis match.

The WIP Morning Team continues to convince Jon Ritchie that he should be more supportive of Joe DeCamara in the athletic competition. Jon Ritchie gives Tom Kelly advice on how to give advice.

The WIP Morning Team continues the Joel Embiid conversation, zeroing in on his decision to play in the Paris Olympics. Was Embiid showing mature judgment, or were his priorities misplaced? The crew also tackles the side topic of the day: Who is your favorite multifaceted athlete? Jon Ritchie admits he hasn't proudly worn Sixers gear in a while—unlike his continued loyalty to the Flyers, despite their struggles.

The WIP Morning Team reacts to ESPN's new profile on Joel Embiid, debating who deserves more blame for the current situation — Embiid himself or the Sixers organization. Jon Ritchie says he holds both accountable. The team also previews the rest of the show and teases a recap of the ESPY Awards.

From 'Baseball Isn't Boring' (subscribe here): Once again, our instincts were keen with Bradfo sitting down with the eventual All-Star Game MVP of the contest before he hit his three straight homers in the swing-off. That, of course, would be Kyle Schwarber. The Phillies slugger chats with Bradfo about how far he has come, and how he has viewed contract years in the past and how he is looking at this one. There are also conversations with two other guys who have lived the contract year life - Pete Alonso and Robbie Ray. It is some great discussion about a very timely topic. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

From 'Go Birds' (subscribe here): Eliot Shorr-Parks goes over a new Chauncey Gardner-Johnson interview where he dives into new details on his trade from the Eagles, his beef with Darius Slay and explains why he thinks the Eagles are “scared of a competitor.” Then, Nick Sirianni talks about his relationship with Jalen Hurts and why it works.  To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The WIP Morning Team discusses what athletes are in their top 5 from the past 25 years and if any current athletes made the list. They discuss the All-Star game last night, noting that players like Ohtani had left before the conclusion of the game. Is that something the MLB should allow? The side topic of the show is who or what is funny. Rhea Hughes argues that everyone says the Eagles were not relevant until the McNabb era. During Time's Yours, they listen to segments from callers. They talk about the automatic ball strike system and if it should be implemented in the MLB immediately, they talk about the jerseys that players wore in the All-Star Game, and more. Former Eagle CJ Gardner Johnson recently spoke out about his time with the Eagles. The team discusses his attitude and gets more insight on what happened in Washington last season when CJGJ was ejected. Finally the team discusses athletes throwing up and if there is too much drama surrounding it. They also discuss if Jon Ritchie should support Joe DeCamara in his upcoming competition against Jack Fritz. They share their lists for top 5 athletes and more.

The WIP Morning Team discusses what athletes are in their top 5 from the past 25 years and if any current athletes made the list. They discuss the All-Star game last night, noting that players like Ohtani had left before the conclusion of the game. Is that something the MLB should allow? The side topic of the show is who or what is funny. Rhea Hughes argues that everyone says the Eagles were not relevant until the McNabb era. Does the rest of the team agree?

The WIP Morning Team discusses if Jon Ritchie should support Joe DeCamara in his athletic competition against Jack Fritz. If the MLB went back to giving the All-Star Game winner home field advantage in the post-season would more people watch the game? They introduce the Twitter poll: Who is the best Eagles QB this century? Hurts or McNabb. Ritchie shares stories about playing with McNabb and more.

The WIP Morning Team discusses the Jalen Hurts vs Donovan McNabb debate of who is the better quarterback. The team talks about if Jon Ritchie should be supporting Joe DeCamara in the athletic competition against Jack Fritz. Devan Kaney shares that she knows Superman?! They finally discuss changes to the All-Star Game.

The WIP Morning Team discusses the All-Star Game from last night and the changes that were made. They check the Time's Yours line. They talk about the automatic ball strike system and if it should be implemented in the MLB immediately, they talk about the jerseys that players wore in the All-Star Game, and more. Former Eagle CJ Gardner Johnson recently spoke out about his time with the Eagles. The team discusses his attitude and gets more insight on what happened in Washington last season when CJGJ was ejected. Finally the team discusses athletes throwing up and if there is too much drama surrounding it.

The WIP Morning Team discusses if there is too much drama around athletes throwing up before games, referencing McNabb and Josh Allen. They also talk about C.J. Gardner Johnson, who recently spoke out about his time in Philadelphia. The team talks about CJGJ's attitude and breaks down the Commanders game when he was ejected.

The WIP Morning Team recaps the MLB All-Star Game, reacting to the debut of the Automated Ball-Strike System and whether it should be adopted full-time in Major League Baseball. Tom Kelly pushes for immediate implementation. The crew also weighs in on the fan-favorite All-Star jerseys and wraps with their personal lists of the top 5 Philly athletes of the last 25 years.

The WIP Morning Team debates the Twitter poll question: Who's the best Eagles quarterback of this century — Jalen Hurts or Donovan McNabb? Jon Ritchie says, “I think you undervalue our guy,” as the crew discusses what more Hurts needs to do to silence critics. Plus, Jon shares a surprising childhood story about being fired as a ball boy at the Virginia Slims Tennis Tournament.

The WIP Morning Team debates which Phillies players deserve a spot on their Top 5 lists. Jon Ritchie admits he didn't start watching baseball until 2017, while Devan shares that she knows the actor who plays Superman. Plus, Jon continues to back Jack Fritz, and the results of the latest Twitter poll are discussed.

The WIP Morning Show Team discusses if the All-Star Game should determine who gets home field advantage in the playoffs. They introduce the Twitter poll of the day: Would you be in favor of a Home Run Derby replacing extra innings in regular season baseball games? Robotic Umpires were launched in the 2025 All-Star game, should they be included in regular season games as well?

The WIP Morning Team debates whether Jon Ritchie should support Joe DeCamara in his athletic showdown with Jack Fritz. They also discuss if Joel Embiid deserves a spot on the Top 5 Philly Athletes of the Last 25 Years list and which Eagles players should make the cut. Plus, the team questions whether co-hosts are obligated to support each other—Ritchie admits he's rooting against DeCamara so he's forced to "change his lifestyle," and more.

The WIP Morning Show dives into their side topic of the day: who or what is truly funny? The crew debates their picks, and Jon Ritchie gets a reality check about his age. Later, Rhea Hughes makes her case that Eagles history didn't start with Donovan McNabb — and that Philly fans often forget the eras that came before.

The WIP Morning Show kicks off with the Question of the Day: Are any current Philadelphia athletes in your top five Philly athletes of the past 25 years? The team shares their personal lists and debates which current stars—if any—deserve a spot. They also react to last night's All-Star Game. Tom Kelly is in for Joe DeCamara this morning.

From 'Go Birds' (subscribe here): Eliot Shorr-Parks is back from vacation and jumps right back into what has been the story of the offseason — Jalen Hurts being too low on a list of quarterbacks. Then, Nick Sirianni defends Hurts against the idea he is “along for the ride” with the Eagles success.  To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The WIP Morning Team spend the morning reacting to last night's Home-Run Derby, Previewing tonight's MLB All-Star game and reacting to ESPN's QB rankings.

The WIP Morning Team react to ESPN's QB rankings. Joe DeCamara sees issue with their list.

ESP joins the WIP Morning Team and ranks his NFL QBs, where does he rank Jalen Hurts?

Ben Davis Joins the WIP Morning Show to discuss the Phillies at the half and weigh in on recent Jalen hurts debate.

The WIP Morning Show discusses their favorite All-Star game memories and preview tonight'a game!

The WIP Morning Team listens to messages on the Times Yours line!

The 94 WIP Morning Show continues with Ben Davis in-studio. We breakdown what to expect, and if fans even have interest. All this plus your calls and more QB Debate.

Ben Davis shares insight from the Dutch Foundation event, then joins the 94 WIP Morning Show to react to the latest QB rankings that have Jared Goff ranked ahead of Jalen Hurts—and Joe Burrow in the top 5. Is the criticism fair? Where does Hurts truly stand among NFL quarterbacks. Ben also shares his thoughts on Joe vs Jack...

The 94 WIP Morning Show takes your calls and welcomes WIP's Eliot Shorr-Parks to break down Jalen Hurts' national ranking, whether the criticism affects him, and what to expect from Eagles training camp just a week away.

Ben Davis of NBC Sports joins the 94 WIP Morning Show to share his take on the top quarterbacks in the NFL and offer his insights on MLB All-Star Week.

Joe DeCamara, Jon Ritchie, and the 94 WIP Morning Show crew continue the quarterback debate, react to the excitement around MLB All-Star Week, and dive into the side topic: What things in life are both good and bad? (Think social media, alcohol, and more.)

After reacting to the national QB rankings and the debate surrounding Jalen Hurts, Joe DeCamara makes his case: Hurts is the 5th best quarterback in the NFL. Jon Ritchie and the rest of the 94 WIP Morning Show weigh in with their takes on where Hurts truly ranks.