Joe Giglio Show

From 'WIP Daily' (subscribe here): The Philadelphia Eagles officially moved on from Kevin Patullo on Tuesday and will begin to search for a new offensive coordinator. Joe Giglio thinks there are five big things the team needs to consider while conducting their latest search. 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

Joe Giglio and Hugh Douglas lay out their top priority for the Eagles' next offensive coordinator: hire the best offensive mind above all else. But should Jalen Hurts have a voice in the search? We break down the debate over player input, scheme fit, and leadership, exploring whether involving the QB helps the team or complicates the front office's decision.

The debate over the Eagles' offensive collapse heats up. Eliot Shorr-Parks says Kevin Patullo isn't to blame, while Shady McCoy points the finger at Jalen Hurts. We break down both perspectives, exploring what really went wrong, who bears responsibility, and what the Eagles need to do to get their offense back on track.

Jason Avant breaks down AJ Brown's struggles, saying the issues are “between his ears,” and shares his pick for the Eagles' next offensive coordinator: Brian Daboll. He explains why Daboll's leadership and ability to challenge Jalen Hurts could help unlock both the quarterback and the wide receiver, giving the Eagles' offense the boost it needs.

This episode is packed with takes on the biggest stories in sports. We break down the Eagles' offensive struggles, including Jason Avant on AJ Brown's mental game and his pick for Brian Daboll as the next OC, Shady McCoy blaming Jalen Hurts, and Eliot Shorr-Parks defending Kevin Patullo. Joe Giglio weighs in on hiring the best offensive mind and whether Hurts should have a say in the OC search. Plus, Phillies fans get the latest on their pursuit of Bo Bichette, and Hugh Douglas shares his respect for Steelers coach Mike Tomlin.

From the baseball diamond to the football field, we've got the latest headlines and insights. The Phillies are reportedly closing in on signing Bo Bichette, and we break down what his addition means for the lineup alongside Turner, Harper, and Schwarber. Plus, Hugh Douglas pays tribute to Steelers coach Mike Tomlin, highlighting his leadership, consistency, and lasting impact on the game.

Hugh Douglas pays tribute to Mike Tomlin, highlighting the Steelers coach's leadership, consistency, and impact on the game. Douglas breaks down what makes Tomlin one of the NFL's most respected figures and why his approach is worth admiring.

The Phillies are reportedly getting closer to signing Bo Bichette! We break down what his addition could mean for the lineup, how he fits with Turner, Harper, and Schwarber, and why this move could shake up the Phillies' season.

Jason Avant joins the midday team and shares his pick for the Eagles' next offensive coordinator: Brian Daboll. He explains why Daboll's experience, leadership, and ability to challenge Jalen Hurts make him the ideal choice to revitalize the offense and take the team to the next level.

Jason Avant breaks down AJ Brown's struggles and doesn't hold back: he believes the issues are all mental, saying the problems are “between his ears.” Avant discusses how mindset, focus, and preparation are impacting Brown's performance and what it will take for him to get back on track.

Shady McCoy weighs in on the Eagles' offensive struggles, blaming Jalen Hurts rather than Kevin Patullo. He breaks down why he believes the quarterback bears responsibility and what the team needs to address moving forward.

Eliot Shorr-Parks breaks down the Eagles' recent offensive struggles and sets the record straight on Kevin Patullo. Was he to blame for the collapse? Shorr-Parks explains why the offensive coordinator isn't at fault and shares insight into what really went wrong, who bears responsibility, and what the Eagles need to fix moving forward.

Should Jalen Hurts have a voice in the Eagles' offensive coordinator search? We break down the pros and cons of involving the franchise quarterback, how it could impact the offense, and whether the Eagles should prioritize player input or organizational vision.

Joe Giglio lays out his top priority for the Eagles' next offensive coordinator: hire the best offensive mind, no matter what. He explains why chasing scheme fit or quarterback rehab misses the bigger picture — and why elite offensive leadership should come first.

From 'WIP Daily' (subscribe here): Joe Giglio digs into the Eagles struggles on offense this season and wonders if all the blame being directed at Kevin Patullo is correct. 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

Ross Tucker reflects on the Eagles' 2025 season, calling it a championship window that slipped through their fingers. From missed opportunities to key mistakes, he breaks down what went wrong, why this season will be remembered, and what lessons the team can carry forward. A thoughtful look back at a year that could have been unforgettable for Philadelphia.

Ross Tucker reflects on the Eagles' 2025 season, saying it was a championship window that slipped away. “In 10 years, we're gonna look back and say… the Eagles could have won it all.” He breaks down what went wrong, missed opportunities, and what this season means for the team's future.

Donovan McNabb weighs in on the Eagles' coaching drama and says he wants Kevin Patullo back. Is McNabb backing the play-caller, or is there more to the story? We break down his reasoning and what it could mean for the team moving forward.

Tensions were high on the Eagles' sideline—and the drama doesn't stop there. Devan Kaney recounts the heated scuffle between A.J. Brown and Nick Sirianni, breaking down what happened and what it says about team chemistry. Then, we switch gears to Donovan McNabb, who wants Kevin Patullo back in the fold. Is it loyalty, strategy, or a controversial move? A full breakdown of the sparks and debates shaping the Eagles this season.

Donovan McNabb weighs in on the Eagles' coaching drama and says he wants Kevin Patullo back. Is McNabb backing the play-caller, or is there more to the story? We break down his reasoning and what it could mean for the team moving forward.

Devan Kaney walks through the heated sideline exchange between A.J. Brown and Nick Sirianni, recounting what happened in the moment and why it matters. Was it just competitive emotion, or a sign of deeper frustration within the Eagles? Devan breaks down the context, the fallout, and what the incident says about the team's chemistry as the season unfolds.

Who deserves the blame for the Eagles' loss—coaching or execution? Hugh Douglas puts the responsibility squarely on the coaching staff, arguing the players were put in positions to fail. Joe Giglio fires back, saying Kevin Patullo is being scapegoated for poor on-field execution and that the players must own their mistakes. A full debate breaking down scheme vs. accountability, what truly went wrong, and where the Eagles go from here.

Joe Giglio pushes back on the coaching blame after the Eagles' loss, arguing that Kevin Patullo is being unfairly scapegoated for the players' poor execution. From missed assignments to on-field mistakes, Joe explains why the responsibility belongs with the players—not the play-callers. Is it easier to blame coaching than admit execution failed? A measured breakdown of accountability, expectations, and where the Eagles truly fell short.

Hugh Douglas doesn't hold back after the Eagles' loss, placing the blame squarely on the coaching staff—not the players. While execution issues showed up on the field, Hugh breaks down why scheme, preparation, and in-game decisions ultimately doomed the Eagles. What went wrong offensively? Who deserves accountability moving forward? A blunt, no-nonsense breakdown of how coaching failures shaped the outcome and what it means for the Eagles going forward.

94WIP presents a selection of conversations to the Eagles being eliminated from the playoffs by San Francisco in Sunday's Wild Card game. Featuring The Morning Show with Joe DeCamara and Jon Ritchie, Middays with Hugh Douglas and Joe Giglio, and Ike, Spike & Fritz.

From 'WIP Daily' (subscribe here): The Philadelphia Eagles season came to a crashing end on Sunday with a loss to the 49ers. Joe Giglio lists the five biggest reasons why he thinks the team's Super Bowl title defense fell short. 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 Eagles are at a crossroads. On today's show, Hugh Douglas weighs in on the wildcard loss to the 49ers, debating whether coaching or players are to blame and sharing his unfiltered take on Kevin Patullo and the offense. Merrill Reese doesn't hold back either, saying, “Let's be honest, the Eagles were not good enough.” Plus, we look ahead — can the Eagles return to elite status, and what's next for A.J. Brown? Insight, accountability, and bold predictions for Philly's future.

In this episode, Hugh Douglas gets candid about the Eagles' playoff loss to the 49ers. Who's really at fault — the coaches or the players? Douglas doesn't hold back as he critiques Kevin Patullo and the Eagles' offensive performance, offering his unfiltered take on what went wrong and what the team needs to fix moving forward.

The WIP Midday Team breaks down whether Jalen Hurts is to blame for the Eagles' simple offense and reacts to Merrill Reese's blunt assessment that the team simply wasn't good enough.

The WIP Midday Team examines whether the Eagles have what it takes to return to elite status and discusses whether star receiver A.J. Brown has played his final game in Philadelphia.

The WIP Midday Team breaks down the top NFL Wild Card Weekend moments and covers the Phillies' meeting with free agent Bo Bichette as they look to boost their lineup.

The WIP Midday Team reports on the Phillies' scheduled meeting with free agent infielder Bo Bichette as the club explores adding one of baseball's top bats to its lineup.

The WIP Midday Team takes a tour around the NFL, breaking down the biggest storylines, surprises, and takeaways from Wild Card Weekend.

After a disappointing finish, The WIP Midday Team examines whether the Eagles have the leadership, talent, and adjustments needed to return to elite NFL status.

Speculation swirls around A.J. Brown's future as the Eagles face tough roster decisions—has the star receiver played his final game in Philadelphia?

Is Jalen Hurts responsible for the Eagles' overly simple offense? We examine his role versus the coaching scheme and play-calling decisions.

Legendary broadcaster Merrill Reese delivers a candid reality check on the Eagles, explaining why the team simply wasn't good enough and how their shortcomings were exposed.

Former Eagles defensive end Hugh Douglas delivers a blunt assessment of Kevin Patullo and the Eagles' offensive struggles, breaking down what went wrong and who deserves blame.

Was the Eagles' Wild Card exit a failure of coaching or a breakdown on the field? We examine where the blame belongs after the loss to the 49ers.

Listen to the best of interviews this week from WIP leading up to the Birds big wildcard matchup against the 49ers. Including Jason Kelce, Sheil Kapadia and more!

Listen to the Best of Sixers on the WIP Morning, Midday and Afternoon Shows! The WIP Morning Show reacts to an action-packed Sixers loss to the Nuggets and discusses what went wrong. The WIP Afternoon Show breaks down the Sixers' path to getting back on track as a couple of key players return to the lineup.

Listen to the Best of Phillies on the WIP Morning, Midday, and Afternoon Shows! Ruben Amaro Jr. tells the Morning Show the importance of Don Mattingly coming to the Phillies. Both Joe Giglio and Joe DeCamara will not be able to cope if Ranger Suarez becomes a Met. The Afternoon Show's Jackie Baseball Report breaks all of this week's Phillies news.