Podcast appearances and mentions of Jon Ritchie

The 94WIP Morning Show shares what they liked and disliked about the end of season press conference Howie Roseman and Nick Sirianni gave yesterday afternoon. Jon Ritchie was not a fan of the way he felt listening- he felt like Sirianni couldn't justify what he brings to the table as a coach. Joe DeCamara and James Seltzer were ok with what they heard.

Joe DeCamara and Jon Ritchie of the 94 WIP Morning Show staunchly disagree with each other- Joe thinks Nick Sirianni is a great head coach for the Eagles and Jon believes he's not. Jon thinks that the Eagles need a coach that does more than Sirianni does- one that truly has a grasp on the offense.

Joe DeCamara and Jon Ritchie of the 94 WIP Morning Show make their weekly picks for this weekend in the NFL. Howie Roseman in his end-of-season presser said the Eagles are building the future while also focusing on winning now.

The Morning Show previews the next weekend of NFL Playoff matchups and tries to forget that the Eagles won't appear in any of them. Jon Ritchie tries to get his point across about Nick Sirianni's future as the head coach of the Eagles. The Team wraps up listening to your calls during Time's Yours.

Eliot Shorr-Parks joins the Morning Show! The Eagles' insider tells Joe DeCamara and Jon Ritchie his takeaways from Howie Roseman and Nick Sirianni after their year-end press conference on Thursday. ESP thinks the offense could benefit from changes in offensive coaching staff and that if the Eagles had it there way, that they would keep wide receiver A.J. Brown.

The 94 WIP Morning Show reacts to Howie Roseman and Nick Sirianni's end of season press conference. Joe DeCamara and Jon Ritchie vehemently disagree over whether Nick Sirianni is the right coach for the Eagles. Joe DeCamara is a fan of Sirianni and thinks the presser was a display they are trying to get better. Jon thinks the Eagles need a coach that can have a better more significant impact.

The WIP Morning Show broadcasts from the Borgata as they do every Friday to preview an NFL Playoff Round that won't feature an Eagles matchup. Joe DeCamara tries to get to the bottom if Jon Ritchie truly feels like Nick Sirianni's job as head coach is on the line next season. When Eliot Shorr-Parks joins the show, he says that quarterback Jalen Hurts' role is more at risk. Dick Vermeil and the Team give their picks for the postseason games this weekend. Joe DeCamara collects another Beat the Hammer win and the show ends with Time's Yours.

As the search for a new Eagles offensive coordinator begins, Joe DeCamara and Jon Ritchie disagree on the benefit one will actually provide for the team. Joe DeCamara does not think Jalen Hurts can successfully deliver a new scheme. Jon Ritchie is confident that the Eagles quarterback is up to the challenge.

The Morning Show is joined in the studio by Jason Kelce and Rubén Amaro Jr.! Together the group assesses how effective a new offensive coordinator will be for the Eagles' offense. Joe DeCamara doesn't think Jalen Hurts can handle another change in offensive scheme. Jason Kelce and Jon Ritchie are confident that the Eagles quarterback will adapt to the change successfully. Jason Kelce speaks from his experience as an Eagle to dissect what rebuilding an offense looks like, how the Birds' front office manages the team, and more. Rubén Amaro Jr. gets advice from Joe during Life Advice with the Hammer and the Team listens to Time's Yours!

Jon Ritchie of the 94 WIP Morning Show delves deep into the Eagles offensive coordinator vacancy and still has a gripe with how poor the team's offense was this past season. He pleads for Howie Roseman and Jeffrey Lurie to look outside of the building and hire a proven offensive mind to get the team back on track. He believes the Eagles need to reinvent their offense.

Joe DeCamara asks Jon Ritchie if he wants Nick Sirianni to be the Eagles' head coach. Jon says next season will answer that. In Ritchie's evaluation of Sirianni's performance, he notes how disappointing it is to watch other coaches with worse rosters across the league find success where the Eagles could not. Sheil Kapadia joins the show to weigh in.

After a season filled with offensive decline, Nick Sirianni has fired Eagles' offensive coordinator Kevin Patullo. The Morning Show reacts to the decision and considers what is next for the Birds. Joe DeCamara asks them if Nick Sirianni's job is on the line next season. Jon Ritchie thinks the Eagles players need better teaching from Nick Sirianni. Devan Kaney shares what the final game of the Eagles' 2025 season was like from the sidelines. Sheil Kapadia, Ross Tucker and Mike Quick call in to the Morning Show! The Team answers your questions during Ask Me Anything and hears your takes during Time's Yours!

The Morning Show reacts to news about the Phillies' meeting with Bo Bichette. Joe DeCamara reveals that hobbies are “not his thing”, unlike Jon Ritchie's new passion for grilling, during Ask Me Anything. Ross Tucker joins the Morning Show to express how disappointed he is with the end to the Eagles' season. Ross points out just how rare it is to have a roster as talented and capable as the Eagles and says how teams around the NFL really feel about Nick Sirianni.

The Morning Show reacts to coaching changes around the NFL. Jon Ritchie looks back on his experience in the NFL and tells the Team when he realized how much of a difference a good punter can make. He especially appreciated his special teams teammates that took practice seriously and didn't leave early for extracurriculars. As always, Joe DeCamara and the Morning Show listen to Time's Yours!

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.

The Morning Show is pleasantly surprised with the current state of the 76ers season. Rhea Hughes admits that she has fun watching V.J. Edgecomb play and that none of the players on the team are “hate-able” right now. Joe DeCamara and Jon Ritchie still bash heads about Jalen Hurts.

Joe DeCamara asks the Morning Show to reflect on the Eagles season and to look into the near future for the team. When recounting their loss to the 49ers on Sunday, Joe can't get past how big of an opportunity the Eagles wasted. Jon Ritchie and James Seltzer try to convey to him that coaching needs to change for the Eagles to find offensive success.

The WIP Morning Show tries to sort through their feelings after a devastating ending to the Eagles' season. Joe DeCamara and Rhea Hughes are frustrated. Jon Ritchie and James Seltzer are more sad. Joe and Jon disagree on Jalen Hurts' role in the failures of the Eagles offense. Overall, the Team is disappointed by the opportunity the Eagles wasted. Ron Jaworski and Eliot Shorr-Parks join the show to debrief it all with them.

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.

The Eagles' season has officially come to a close in a devastating loss to the 49ers, 23-19. Philadelphia was out-played offensively and many are to blame for it. The WIP Morning Show breaks down what went wrong and where the Eagles failed to deliver. Joe DeCamara doesn't understand why more people are blaming the coaches than the players. Rhea Hughes apologizes to Jon Ritchie, admitting he was right to be worried about the 49ers out-coaching the Eagles. Seth Joyner joins the Morning Show to react with them.

The n94 WIP Morning Show shares their initial reactions to the end of the Eagles' season after losing to the 49ers last night in the Wildcard round. Joe DeCamara and Jon Ritchie are both perplexed by the game. Jon Ritchie blames the coaches. Joe DeCamara blames the players.

The Team breaks down how much of a disappointment many Eagles players were in their Wild Card game against the 49ers. Joe DeCamara wishes Jalen Hurts ran more. Jon Ritchie and Rhea Hughes don't think A.J. Brown tried hard enough on crucial plays. Jon Ritchie emphasizes how much better the team could be if Vic Fangio's offense was paired with a better coached offense.

As they do after every game, the Morning Show holds their Bad to the Bone awards. Fingers are pointed at many of the Eagles' players and coaches after their season ending loss to the 49ers in Philadelphia on Sunday. Jon Ritchie blames Nick Sirianni. Joe DeCamara blames A.J. Brown.

The WIP Morning Show provides their immediate reactions to a disappointing end to the Eagles' season in a loss to the 49ers, 23-19. Joe DeCamara puts more blame on the Eagles talent. Jon Ritchie focuses blame on the coaches. The Team feels the same about wide receiver A.J. Brown's future with the Eagles.

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.

The 94 WIP Morning Show is at odds when Jon Ritchie says he would drop everything to have Kyle Shanahan be the head coach of the Eagles.

The 94 WIP Morning Show team has a heated debate about who they'd rather have as a coach: Kyle Shanahan or Nick Sirianni. Jon Ritchie is adamant that he's "drop everything" to have Kyle Shanahan has a coach. The rest of the Morning Team opposes that idea. Hear Joe DeCamara and Jon Ritchie's NFL picks (even though Jon has already had more wins this season than Joe). Eagles fans are excited and ready to go on the Time's Yours line to watch the Eagles hopefully advance past the 49ers on Wildcard Weekend and extend their playoff run!

The WIP Morning Show comes together for the first Borgata broadcast of 2026! Ahead of the Eagles first playoff game in a Wild Card showdown against the 12-5 49ers, they break down their expectations for the team. Jon Ritchie still has his doubts about the Eagles' chances of success, but is able to find positives to look forward to in the game. James Seltzer's source of confidence for a Birds win rests on the Eagles defense. Eliot Shorr-Parks and Dick Vermeil join the show to give their perspectives. Joe DeCamara adds another win to his Beat the Hammer record and the show wraps up with Time's Yours!

Jason Kelce continues to preview Eagles-49ers with the 94 WIP Morning Show. He expects the Eagles offense to look more complex and potentially feature some gadget plays. Jon Ritchie is extremely skeptical that the Eagles running game will continue to struggle and that may be a reason why they could lose the game.

The Morning Show and Ben Davis decide if they would pick Vic Fangio's defense over Kyle Shanahan's offense on Sunday. The Team relives the Eagles/49ers hatred that lingers from previous matchups. Jon Ritchie defends himself against Time's Yours callers.

Joe DeCamara asks Jon Ritchie and the Morning Show if they think the Eagles will make a deep run in the playoffs and if so, how long they think it will last. Joe's gut feeling is that they will do it, Ritchie thinks differently.

The WIP Morning Show contemplates how long of a run the Eagles will make in the playoffs or if they will even make one at all. Joe DeCamara has a “gut feeling” that the Birds will soar. Jon Ritchie thinks they will make an exit in the first or second rounds. Jame Seltzer reminds them that there is no major separation between other teams right now and that anything can happen. The Team is joined by Ben Davis and Jason Kelce! The Philly Sports Legends think the Eagles have what it takes, but emphasize that “it's not going to be easy.”

The 94 WIP Morning Show are beginning to preview this Sunday's Wild Card Matchup between the Eagles and the 49ers. The 49ers may be without key offensive players Trent Williams and Ricky Pearsall. Jon Ritchie stresses that the 49ers defense is extremely weak and that the Eagles should be able to run the ball all game long.

Jon Ritchie of the 94 WIP Morning Show expresses his deep concern in the current Eagles team as they get ready for their first playoff game this Sunday against the 49ers. He does not feel that he has seen enough out of the offense specifically to warrant confidence for a deep playoff run.

The 94 WIP Morning Show are discussing the Eagles offense and what they need to do to improve before the playoffs. The question arises of whether AJ Brown or Saquon Barkley will shine more in the playoffs. Jon Ritchie is skeptical that Kevin Patullo will call enough run plays to help Barkley shine. The Eagles leading the NFL in 3-and-outs is the main cause for concern.

Jon has been checking the market for NFL coaches for hire. Joe DeCamara asks Jon Ritchie if he thinks the Eagles offense has what it takes to pull it together in the playoffs. Joe DeCamara thinks they'll improve only “a little bit”. The Morning Show strongly disagrees with Jon Ritchie's preference of Kyle Shanahan over Nick Sirianni. The Ringer's Sheil Kapadia joins the show to provide his expertise.

The WIP Morning Show considers whether or not the Eagles offense can find an identity and finally perform at a level that fans can be confident in. Things get heated when Joe DeCamara, Rhea Hughes and Devan Kaney fight back when Jon Ritchie says he thinks Kyle Shanahan is a better coach than Nick Sirianni. Sheil Kapadia, Ross Tucker and Mike Quick join the show to chime in ahead of the Eagles Wild Card matchup against the 49ers on Sunday. Joe DeCamara shares his resolutions for the New Year during Ask Me Anything and listens with the Team to Time's Yours!

The Morning Show proposes what could fix pain points in the Eagles offense. Jon Ritchie emphasizes that “offensive scheme matters.” Devan Kaney tells the Team how long the Eagles take to snap the ball helps their opponent figure out what play they're about to run. Joe DeCamara presents Morning Show Twitter poll results and the crew listens to Time's Yours.

Tensions have eased within the Morning Show after contrasting reactions to the Eagles' starters sitting for their Week 18 loss to the Commanders. Jon Ritchie clarifies that he has relaxed his opinion on the decision and hopes that his theory that the Eagles derailed their path to postseason success is proved wrong. Joe DeCamara debuts his “cautiously confident” mentality for the team moving forward. Rubén Amaro Jr., Ron Jaworski, Eliot Shorr-Parks, and Nick Sirianni recap the ending to the Eagles' regular season and set expectations for their first playoff game against the 49ers on Sunday. The Team wraps up reacting to the show's Twitter poll results and listening to Time's Yours!

The WIP Morning Team breaks down what they saw from Jalen Hurts, if his approach has resulted in success, and if he will change his style of play in the postseason. They talk about the toughness of past Eagles teams, both physically and mentally. Jon Ritchie said he thinks the organization is cowardly for resting their starters and for how they approach coaching this team. Ritchie: “There was something to fight for, and we decided to lay down our swords.”

The WIP Morning Show comes together for their first show together in the new year! Tensions are high in the studio after an Eagles loss to the Commanders. Nick Sirianni elected to rest starters against Washington on Sunday and the Morning Show is divided on if it was the right decision. Jon Ritchie is extremely frustrated that the starters did not play, Joe DeCamara and James Seltzer think it was the right call, and Rhea Hughes can't get over the “disgraceful” manner in which the Eagles were coached. Seth Joyner joins the Team in the studio to express his frustrations with the game.

Jon Ritchie on the 94 WIP Morning Show is adamant that Nick Sirianni and the Eagles resting the starters in the loss to Washington yesterday was a huge mistake. If the Eagles had won, they would have secured the 2nd seed in the NFC since the Detroit Lions beat the Bears. Jon thinks the Eagles gave away a prime opportunity at the 2nd seed and getting another home game in the playoffs. Joe DeCamara and James Seltzer think it was the right decision to sit the starters.

The 94 WIP Morning Show has differing opinions on the decision for Nick Sirianni to rest the Eagles' starters. Jon Ritchie says in football you don't win with rest, you win by being tough. Hear what the NFL Playoff matchups are for next week. James Seltzer explains his failed Bills Mafia table jump from last week in Buffalo.

Jon Ritchie and Joe DeCamara remain at a standstill on how they feel about the Eagles sitting their starters against the Commanders. Joe DeCamara prioritizes the value of rest for the players. Jon Ritchie says that winning certain matchups takes priority, especially when the 2-seed is at stake.

As they do after every game, The Morning Show does their Bad to the Bone Awards. After the Eagles loss to the Commanders, the Team hands out blame balls to who they think is at fault. Jon Ritchie and Rhea Hughes focus the blame on the coaching staff while Joe DeCamara and James Seltzer blame poor performances on the field.

Joe DeCamara and Jon Ritchie engage in a heated debate about whether or not the Eagles should have played their starters against the Commanders on Sunday. Joe DeCamara is glad that they were allowed their rest. Jon Ritchie thinks it was a “terrible mistake.” Rhea Hughes calls the Eagles play calling “abysmal.”

The Midday Team reacts to Jon Ritchie's strong opinion that the Eagles should have played starters versus the Commanders. Did Coach Sirianni make the right call sitting starters?

Joe DeCamara and Jon Ritchie exchange perspectives after a Week 17 Eagles win against the Buffalo Bills. Joe DeCamara feels very positive about the win, saying it is another reminder that the team can handle worthy opponents and that the “Eagles can win the Super Bowl”. The duo agrees that “it is alarming” just how bad the Eagles offense is.

Ray Didinger joins the WIP Morning Show as he does after each Eagles game day. Joe DeCamara and Jon Ritchie ask him if he considers their win over the Bills “great”, if he would play the Eagles' starters against the Commanders for Week 18. Didinger points out major improvements from the game and where the Eagles also went wrong.

The WIP Morning Show Team comes together for their last show together in 2025 to react to the Eagles win against the Bills. The Birds bested Buffalo on Sunday 13-12. Joe DeCamara and Jon Ritchie rave about the Eagles defense and worry for the Eagles offense. The Team hands out game balls to the Eagles with the Bad to the Bone Awards and debates whether the Eagles should play their starters against the Commanders in Week 18. Ray Didinger and Seth Joyner join the show!