Jon Marks & Ike Reese

Ike Reese and Spike Eskin celebrate a record-breaking Eagles Radiothon with Ryan Hammond, announcing a total of over $685,000 raised for autism research. Spike reveals he won a lunch and basketball game with Nick Sirianni, while they also debate the mid-year power rankings for the top radio callers. Later, they discuss the Athletic's investigation into Diana Russini and the market value of NFL quarterbacks like Jalen Hurts.

Spike Eskin shares the embarrassing moment his credit card was declined after a $6,250 Eagles Radiothon bid for lunch with Nick Sirianni. The discussion then explores the investigation into Dianna Russini and Mike Vrabel, as well as the challenges of winning a Super Bowl with high-priced quarterbacks.

Spike and Ike celebrate the record-breaking success of the Eagles Radiothon, which raised millions for the Eagles Autism Foundation. Spike reveals he outbid competitors for a private lunch and horse game with Nick Sirianni, leading to a comedic breakdown of his odds of victory. Luke Nichols steps in to rank the city's most prominent callers, identifying Kristian in Philly as the current frontrunner for Caller of the Year.

Ike, Spike, and Fritz react to a staggering amount of unread digital clutter on a family member's phone before checking high-stakes bids for the Eagles Radiothon. They also debate Jalen Hurts' passing efficiency and hypothetical scenarios involving Joe Burrow or Baker Mayfield.

The WIP Afternoon Show features an intense debate with a caller named Philly Ray regarding whether Jalen Hurts' win-loss record is a reflection of his own performance or team success. They also evaluate Andrew Painter's mechanical improvements for the Phillies and preview an upcoming critical series against the Braves. 01:00 - Eagles Radiothon Bidding 03:02 - Andrew Painter Evaluation 09:43 - Nestor Cortes Signing 12:47 - Jalen Hurts Debate 17:53 - Quarterback It Factor

Spike and Fritz break down the NBA's heavy sanctions against the LA Clippers for salary cap circumvention involving Kawhi Leonard. They also discuss Jalen Hurts' long-term value to the Eagles and share strategies for upcoming fantasy football drafts. 02:07 - NBA Penalizes Clippers 06:32 - Sixers Impact From Penalties 13:26 - Horse Bid Against Sirianni 15:01 - Hurts Contract Extension Debate 18:55 - Fantasy Football Strategy Talk

The WIP Afternoon Show highlights the Eagles Radiothon, where Spike Eskin deals with being outbid for a lunch with Nick Sirianni. They evaluate Jalen Hurts' role in the new offense and welcome Ryan Hammond to discuss unique auction items supporting the Eagles Autism Foundation.

Cooper DeJean joins Ike Reese and Spike Eskin to discuss his auction items for the Eagles Autism Foundation Radiothon. He shares stories about his competitive golf rounds with Saquon Barkley and reflects on his transition into the professional ranks. They also explore how his basketball background translates to his play in the secondary.

Ike Reese and Spike Eskin analyze the pressure on Jalen Hurts to excel within a new offensive scheme as the Eagles approach the regular season. They discuss the financial implications of his contract and debate whether winning games is enough or if he must show elite individual performance. Jalyx Hunt joins the conversation to discuss his growth in training camp and his unique Radiothon auction items.

Ike Reese and Spike Eskin react to Howie Roseman's comments about the Eagles' offensive vision and whether Jalen Hurts should be more aggressive despite the risk of turnovers. They also praise the Phillies' dominant 15-2 stretch and analyze reports concerning Joel Embiid's work ethic during the Olympics.

Ike and Spike discuss the legal resolution of the Tupac Shakur case before shifting focus to the Eagles Radiothon and a unique shopping experience with Jalen Hurts. They also examine controversial comments made by Rich Paul regarding Joel Embiid's dedication and work ethic.

Ike Reese returns to the booth as the crew highlights the Eagles Radiothon and its exclusive bidding items. He analyze with Spike Eskin Howie Roseman's assertion that scoring points is more vital than avoiding turnovers for the upcoming season. Discussion also turns to the Phillies' late-season surge and the potential to overtake the Braves in the standings.

From 'Go Birds' (subscribe here): Eliot Shorr-Parks goes over everything Howie Roseman had to say about the decisions that went into the final 53-man roster.

James Seltzer and Jack Fritz react to the Phillies sweep of the Angels over the weekend discuss how encouraged they were by Zack Wheeler's start on Sunday. The guys also go in-depth on Bryce Harper's red-hot month of August and the bullpen's performance in recent weeks. Presented by Miller Lite.

Spike Eskin and Eliot Shorr-Parks react to the new Jalen Hurts profile in GQ, debating whether the quarterback's guarded personality makes it harder for fans to connect with him. They interview GQ writer Zach Baron to discuss his time with Hurts and later check in on the Phillies' red-hot August as the team pushes toward the postseason. They also dive into a bizarre story about an NFL scammer and a debate over Joe DeCamara's bold Sixers championship prediction.

Spike and Eliot Shorr-Parks analyze Jalen Hurts' recent GQ profile, debating whether the quarterback's guarded nature prevents fans from truly connecting with him. They compare his stoic persona to local icons like Jason Kelce and Donovan McNabb while exploring how Philadelphia athletes manage public perception.

GQ's Zach Baron joins the program to discuss his in-depth profile of Jalen Hurts and the challenges of interviewing the enigmatic Eagles quarterback. They explore whether Hurts' closed-off personality affects his legacy in Philadelphia and debate if the signal-caller should prioritize scoring more touchdowns even at the risk of higher turnover rates.

Spike Eskin and Eliot Shorr-Parks analyze the Phillies' historic month and debate the postseason starting rotation between Zack Wheeler and Cristopher Sánchez. They also react to Jalen Hurts' recent GQ interview and a Riq Woolen Eagles jersey sighting.

Spike and Eliot Shorr-Parks break down the funniest moments from the previous broadcast, including a debate over whether adults should bring gloves to baseball games. They listen to clips of Merrill Reese and Mike Quick dismissing training camp statistics and discuss the bizarre saga of a man posing as a 49ers player to scam women.

Spike and Eliot dive into the viral story of Daejon Love, an imposter who defrauded dozens of women while pretending to be a professional football player.

Spike Eskin and Eliot Shorr-Parks review the funniest moments from Friday, including awkward on-air slips and a debate over bringing baseball gloves to games. They react to Merrill Reese and Mike Quick roasting Eliot's practice statistics.

Spike and Eliot react to seeing a fan in a Riq Woolen jersey and debate the logic of buying apparel for training camp standouts on one-year deals. They also critique Joe DeCamara's claim that the Sixers are the top title favorites in the NBA.

Eliot Shorr-Parks and Spike Eskin break down the Phillies' historic 21-win August and the potential postseason pitching rotation. They debate whether Zach Wheeler's veteran status should guarantee him a Game 1 start over more consistent recent performers. Additionally, they explore the value of winning the NL East or top Wild Card spot to secure some home field advantage.

Spike Eskin and Eliot Shorr-Parks debate Jalen Hurts' leadership style and analyze if his turnover ratio is more critical than scoring more touchdowns.

Spike and Eliot speak with GQ writer Zach Baron about his profile of Jalen Hurts and the quarterback's cryptic persona. They explore whether his guarded nature impacts his relationship with Philadelphia fans and if it might harm his legacy.

Ike, Spike, and Fritz delve into the recent GQ profile of Jalen Hurts, exploring the difficulty in truly knowing the Eagles' quarterback. They analyze his comments regarding AJ Brown's departure, his approach to offensive accountability, and a seemingly dismissive mention of Elliot Shorr-Parks. A listener joins the conversation to discuss how Hurts' stoic nature compares to other Philadelphia legends like Dr. J. 01:00 - Tupac Murder Case Update 03:26 - Jalen Hurts GQ Profile 05:07 - AJ Brown Trade Discussion 07:17 - Hurts On Offensive Accountability 13:00 - Reporter Snubs In GQ

Spike Eskin and Eliot Shore-Parks analyze Jalen Hurts' latest GQ profile, questioning the quarterback's guarded persona and "leadership book" responses. They discuss whether fans need to see vulnerability from players like Hurts and Bryce Harper to truly support them through failures.

Spike Eskin and Elliot Shorr-Parks debate the future of the Eagles' offensive scheme following Nick Sirianni's comments on needing a system that handles defensive junk. They evaluate Howie Roseman's decision to keep four quarterbacks and the return of Usua Rao-Bernard to the practice squad. Spike also details his 50th birthday trip to see the Backstreet Boys at the Sphere in Las Vegas. 01:45 - Afternoon Show Intro 03:20 - Sirianni Junk Quote 06:25 - Offense vs Winning 12:30 - Overrated Things Segment 19:35 - Saturated Podcast Market 22:35 - Shower Fall Story 28:10 - Backstreet Boys Review 33:35 - Eagles Roster News 53:15 - Phillies Sloppy Success 01:00:30 - NFL Offensive Trends 01:12:10 - Backup Quarterback Rationale 01:23:10 - Howie Roseman Presser 01:44:15 - Roster Cut Breakdown 01:53:45 - Zach Ertz Interest 02:07:40 - Vegas Travel Observations 02:15:40 - TSA Howie Encounter 02:31:15 - Baseball Fan Pet Peeves 02:59:50 - Jaylen Brown In Boston

Spike Eskin and Eliot Shorr-Parks debate whether the Philadelphia Eagles should commit to their new offensive system or revert to previous strategies if early struggles occur. They analyze Nick Sirianni's recent comments regarding defensive junk and discuss Howie Roseman's roster management following the waiver wire deadline. Spike also shares a detailed review of his trip to see the Backstreet Boys at the Sphere in Las Vegas.

Howie Roseman discusses the decision to keep four quarterbacks and the development of international player Uar Bernard. Spike and Eliot debate whether the Eagles should prioritize offensive growth or immediate wins. They also analyze the Phillies' recent sweep and concerns about sloppy fundamentals heading into the postseason.

Spike Eskin returns from a Las Vegas trip with stories about a showgirl scam and a run-in with Howie Dorough at the airport. They also discuss Howie Roseman's recent roster moves, including the decision to keep four quarterbacks and the potential return of Zach Ertz.

Spike Eskin and Eliot Shorr-Parks analyze Jaylen Brown's aggressive mentality and fit with the Sixers heading into the new season. They also evaluate Jalen Hurts' performance in training camp.

Spike Eskin and Fritz analyze the offensive integration of Jaylen Brown with the Sixers and his recent 'I want blood' comments.

On the WIP Afternoon Show, Spike Eskin and Eliot Shorr-Parks are joined by Vani to discuss her top five pet peeves at baseball games, including adult fans bringing gloves to the stadium.

Spike recounts a wild trip to Las Vegas for his 50th birthday, including being overcharged for a photo with showgirls and spotting Howie Dorough at the airport.

Spike and Eliot Shorr-Parks analyze Howie Roseman's recent explanation for keeping four quarterbacks on the Eagles' active roster. They also discuss the potential return of Zach Ertz and the team's decision to place international prospect Uar Bernard on the practice squad.

The WIP Afternoon Show goes live to the NovaCare Complex for Howie Roseman's press conference as he explains his roster logic and his excitement for the final 53 man roster.

Spike Eskin and Eliot Shorr-Parks analyze the Phillies' sweep of the Angels, focusing on fundamental errors that could jeopardize a deep postseason run.

Spike details his recent 50th birthday trip to Las Vegas, where he saw the Backstreet Boys perform at the Sphere.

Spike, Eliot Shorr-Parks, and Vani debate whether the Philadelphia Eagles should abandon their new offensive system if the team starts the season poorly.

This week in the best interviews on WIP we bring you NFL on CBS' Ross Tucker ahead of him calling the Eagles preseason finale. As well as Eagles insiders Eliot Shorr-Parks and Reuben Frank to break down the end of the Eagles offseason program. Plus, Rubén Amaro Jr. to discuss the state of the Phillies.

Listen to the Best of Phillies on 94WIP where the Morning, Midday and Afternoon Shows analyze Zack Wheeler's recent decline and the concern that a physical issue might be underlying his high walk count and home run rate. They debate whether a rotation reset is necessary before October and discuss the potential for Jesús Luzardo to lead the rotation as the Game 1 starter. Additionally, the analysis covers Kyle Schwarber's historic home run pace and Trea Turner's hitting drought. 01:50 - Wheeler Struggles vs Mariners 06:10 - Rotation Struggles and Concerns 13:00 - Rotation Reset Strategy Debate 15:10 - Wheeler on Confidence Issues 26:50 - Realmuto and Bullpen Updates 32:15 - Arraez's Impact on Hitters 36:00 - Phillies vs League Giants 44:50 - Playoff Rotation Starter Debate 52:00 - Schwarber's Milestone Home Runs 01:03:30 - Trea Turner's Slump