Shamus Clancy of Liberty Ballers joins us on a special edition of The Broad Street Line to discuss the legend of Dario Saric, the tailgating culture surrounding the Philadelphia Eagles, and how Carson Wentz helped him in his battle with clinical depression.
This week on The Broad Street Line, we're discussing Carson Wentz's first loss and what it means for the Philadelphia Eagles. More importantly, the loss of Lane Johnson will have a lasting impact on the football team, while the Philadelphia 76ers are dealing with losses of their own in Ben Simmons, Nerlens Noel and Jahlil Okafor.
This week on The Broad Street Line, we ride the Wentz Wagon all the way into the bye week as we look back on the Philadelphia Eagles' 3-0 start. Later in the show, we'll recap the first couple of days of Sixers' training camp and take our first guesses at the team's starting lineup. So come and take a ride on The Broad Street Line: The future of sports talk radio has finally arrived.
Join us this week as we discuss the stories that matter from the week of sports.
The Philadelphia Eagles have gotten off to a surprising 3-0 start. As they rest during their bye week, we'll put our hometown team's early season success into perspective. We'll also discuss the Minnesota Vikings and whether or not their stout defense can carry their injury depleted offense into the playoffs and beyond, plus we'll preview week 4 in the NFL.
Fred Perdue will join us to tell us why two major college football programs are having a down year, who's transferring from a marquee program, and more.
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We take a trip to the world-famous Reading Terminal Market on this week's edition of Jawn Appétit. Listen as we talk about some of the finest eats around in one of the best indoor food markets in America. We also discuss the new outpost of The Fat Ham in King of Prussia, and give a Sunday dinner invite to phenom Carson Wentz.
This week on The Broad Street Line, we take a ride on the Wentz Wagon as the Eagles' rookie QB goes to 2-0 with a big win against Chicago. Later in the show, we'll bring you the latest on Lane Johnson's suspension and take an early look at the Sixers as they kick off training camp next week.
Join us this week as we recap the past week of sports!
Rhett Gramebauer, a friend, and a cameraman hit the road on a journey to visit all 31 NFL stadiums during 16 weeks of the 2013 season....and they did it in a 1967 VW Bus. Rhett will join The War Room to tell us all about his journey and the subsequent movie that was birthed from it; "25,000 Miles to Glory"
We'll also recap week 2 of the NFL season and preview week 3. And of course, Fred Perdue will join us to talk college football; specifically Georgia Tech v. Clemson and the Dabo Swinney apology.
"This portion of the revolution will not be televised, but EVERYBODY can listen."
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Join us this week for another week of great sports talk.
The NFL season is is underway and with the first Sunday of the season falling on 9/11, the Colin Kaepernick-led protests against racial oppression again took center stage. We'll discuss the demonstrations and lack thereof, as well as on-field analysis of some of the most interesting games, players, and stories from opening weekend. Then of course, we'll preview week 2.
Of course Fred Perdue will join us to discuss the latest in college football as well.
"This portion of the revolution will not be televised, but EVERYBODY can listen."
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Tonight on The Broad Street Line, we're showering Carson Wentz with praise as the rookie looked impressive in his NFL debut. Later in the show, we'll break down the NBA rookie survey and recap Allen Iverson's induction in the Basketball Hall of Fame. So come and take a ride on The Broad Street Line: The future of sports talk radio has finally arrived.
This week on The Broad Street Line, we're breaking down Carson Wentz's debut, giving you tips to win your fantasy football league, and sending props to the US Olympic team down in Rio. So come and take a ride on The Broad Street Line: The future of sports talk radio has finally arrived.
