Bird Brains: An Eagles Podcast

Week 5 | NYJ @ PHI | On today's episode, we discuss one of the sackiest games in Eagles' history. It was an absolute bust for the Jets as our defense took them to church at the Linc.  Tune in to hear our reactions, what went right, what went wrong, whether Carson Wentz is in his prime, and what we think will happen next week against the Vikings. 

Week 4 | PHI @ GB | On today's episode, we discuss what happens when we win a Thursday night game that, by all rights, we should've lost. It was an exciting finish at the end of week 4, and we go through the ins and outs of terrifying tackles and the emergence of Miles Sanders and the run game.  Tune in to hear our reactions to the game, what went right, what went wrong, and what we think will happen against the Jets. 

Week 3 | DET @ PHI | On today's episode, we discuss what it looks like to wrestle a lion with a broken arm and broken legs (which is the best analogy we can come up with for what happened on Sunday). Despite Carson Wentz's best efforts, there were eight (EIGHT) drops and two (TWO) fumbles. With a score like 24-27, it's clear that if someone had caught a pass, we may have walked away with a win. Tune in to hear our reactions about what went right, what went wrong, and what we think will happen against Green Bay. 

Week 2 | PHI @ ATL | On today's episode, we discuss that Falcons game. What was going on? It was like we were playing against the blue tent, not against Atlanta. The Eagles looked like a preseason team as players dropped liked flies in the first quarter. Despite a myriad of injuries and concussion protocols, Carson Wentz almost pulled it out... until that last devastating fourth down. Tune in to hear our reactions, about what went right (our defense), what went wrong (everything else), and what we think will happen against Detroit. 

Week 1 | WAS @ PHI | On today's episode, we celebrate our first victory Monday on the podcast! After a harrowing first half, the Eagles picked up steam and blew over Washington like a freight train. Carson Wentz did his job and looked like the MVP frontrunner from 2017. Tune in to hear our reactions, what went right (DJAX!), what went wrong (the run game?), and what we think will happen next week!

In today's episode, Cory breaks down his picks for the 2019-2020 season, explains the NFCE Clown Fiesta Principle, and makes a Star Wars reference for the ages. 

In this episode, we discuss the 2019-2020 Eagles' defense, a promising and talented group... if they can overcome a roster full of injuries. 

Let's talk offense! On this episode, we discuss the highlights of the 2019-2020 offensive lineup, which may turn out to be one for the books. What options does Carson Wentz have this season? All of them. He has all the options. We discuss QB-depth (pre-Sudfeld injury), RBs, WRs, the OL, and how our believing listeners should direct their prayers this season. Don't miss this one!

In this episode, we discuss Carson's Wentz's new contract, as well as some of the other pickups and signings (Darren Sproles) we made in the last portion of the offseason. 

In this episode, we review the results of the 2019 NFL Draft, find out if our predictions were correct, and discuss what it all means for the Birds in the 2019-2020 season. 

In this episode, we take a look at the rest of the Eagles' 2019 free agency picks, as well as discuss our predictions for the draft on April 26. 

The 2019-2020 NFL Season began on March 13th, opening up free agency moves for the league. In this episode, we discuss the tampering period and free agency, the Eagles' in-house moves, as well as new signings so far, and our thoughts on Nick Foles' farewell letter to Philly.  

Thank you for listening to the first ever episode of the Bird Brains Podcast! We're Cory and Paige, a brother-sister duo who love to talk about the Philadelphia Eagles. In this episode, we're discussing why we've decided to start a podcast, what inspired our love for football and the Eagles (spoiler: our Mom), some of our favorite growing-up-in-football memories, and what the future looks like for the 2019-2020 season.