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Bob Cooney and Tim Kelly welcome Jeff Neiburg, Philadelphia Eagles beat writer for The Philadelphia Inquirer, to break down the trade involving Jordan Davis. Did Davis let down Jalen Carter, or was it the other way around? What does this move tell us about the Eagles' outlook for the rest of the season? Who stands to benefit the most, and what other major decisions could be coming as the season unfolds? Plus, Bob and Tim turn their attention to the 76ers and a game that is all about PROOF. Proof that the trade was the right move. Proof that the Sixers are the team to beat in the division. And proof that their style of play can give the Boston Celtics problems. Jason Tatum has to be the man for Boston. Jaylen Brown doesn't have to carry that same burden for Philadelphia. The Sixers need to play their game, trust their depth, and avoid allowing Brown to turn this matchup into a one-on-one battle. It's a night to make a statement. It's a night to prove something.

Bob Cooney and Anthony SanFilippo are back with another action-packed episode of Philly sports talk! The 76ers continue their winning ways, fueled by Jaylen Brown's Philadelphia season-high 30-point performance. The guys also dive into Joe Milton taking over at quarterback for the Eagles and what the change means moving forward. Plus, the Flyers continue to struggle following their loss to the New York Rangers, raising questions about Matvei Michkov's playing time and the team's direction. From the Sixers' hot streak to the Eagles' quarterback shake-up and the Flyers' ongoing struggles, Bob and Anthony break it all down with plenty of insight, opinions, and passionate Philadelphia sports analysis. Don't miss it!

Bob Cooney and Tim Kelly break down the Eagles’ disappointing Sunday Night Football loss to the Washington Commanders. What went wrong, who deserves the blame, and what does this latest setback mean for Philadelphia’s playoff hopes? The guys discuss whether the Eagles can turn things around, fix their issues, and salvage the rest of the season—or if bigger problems are looming. Gina Mizell, Philadelphia 76ers beat writer for The Philadelphia Inquirer, joins Bob and Tim to break down the Sixers' matchup against the Chicago Bulls and discuss the team's impressive start to the season. The crew takes a closer look at what's clicking for Philadelphia, the players making an impact, and what this early success could mean for the rest of the season.

Bob Cooney and Anthony SanFilippo tackle a jam-packed show covering the Eagles, Flyers, and Sixers! The Eagles have two winnable games ahead against Washington and the Giants. Could these next two weeks ultimately determine the direction of their season? Plus, Jalen Carter had plenty to say after the game, sparking plenty of reaction. Bob and Anthony share their take. Then, Kevin Kurz of The Athletic joins the show to talk Flyers hockey. What is there to hold onto with this team, and can they recapture some of what made last season special? How important is leadership inside the locker room, and do the Flyers have the right voices to get this team moving in the right direction? Finally, the Sixers are off to a 4-1 start despite struggling offensively. They've maintained that the offense would take time to develop, but just how good can this team become once things start clicking?

Bob Cooney and Tim Kelly break down the 76ers’ home-opening win over the Cleveland Cavaliers, examining what the performance reveals about the team’s identity and what fans should expect from the Sixers this season. Later, Bob and Tim turn their attention to the Eagles and the impact of Jalen Hurts being sidelined for the remainder of the season. What does it mean for Philadelphia moving forward, and how will the team respond to this major setback?

On today’s show, Bob Cooney and Anthony SanFilippo break down the latest on Jalen Hurts’ blood clot news and the fallout surrounding the Eagles quarterback. Plus, the 76ers kick off a new season featuring LeBron James and Jaylen Brown, and the Flyers are riding a two-game winning streak.

After the Eagles’ disastrous loss in London, Bob Cooney and Tim Kelly welcome Rich Hofmann of The Philadelphia Daily News and All City to break down what went wrong. Plus, the 76ers are gearing up for a new season with sky-high expectations—is Joel Embiid ready for the challenge? Finally, Bob and Tim look ahead to the Phillies’ offseason and debate who will manage the team in 2027.

The Eagles face a major shakeup as future Hall of Famer Lane Johnson retires, Cam Jurgens is traded to the Baltimore Ravens, and the Birds head to London to take on the Jacksonville Jaguars! Bob Cooney and Anthony SanFilippo welcome Rob Maaddi, senior NFL writer for The Associated Press, to break down all the latest Eagles news, key storylines, and what’s next for the Birds. Plus, Bob and Anthony look ahead to the upcoming 76ers season and dive into what could be in store for the Phillies this offseason. It’s a jam-packed episode covering everything Philly sports fans need to know!

It was a rough week for Philly sports, and Bob Cooney and Tim Kelly are breaking it all down. The Eagles drop their second straight game, this time to the Los Angeles Rams, while the Braves send the Phillies home and bring their season to an end. What went wrong? Where do both teams go from here? And should Philly fans be worried? Bob and Tim have plenty to say. Plus, Adam Aaronson of PhillyVoice joins the show to discuss the one bright spot in Philadelphia sports: the 76ers.

NBC Sports Philadelphia baseball analyst and 97.5 The Fanatic's Ricky Bottalico joins Bob Cooney and Corey Nidoh to break down the Phillies-Braves series, take a look back at the 2026 season, and discuss what’s next for the Phillies. Bob and Corey will also look at the upcoming Eagles-Rams game, the rough start to the Flyers season and Sixers Blue & White game.

Bob Cooney and Anthony SanFilippo welcome Tim McManus, ESPN’s Eagles Eagles reporter, to look ahead to the Eagles’ Monday Night matchup against the Chicago Bears, discuss the Bears QB situation, Eagles lackluster running game and the fallout of Dallas Goedert injury . Later, Bob and Anthony turn their attention to the Phillies, the Luis Arraez injury and the NL East, breaking down the Wild Card race and what’s ahead for the team. The OnPattison Podcast airs every Tuesday and Friday at 10 a.m. on X, Facebook, and YouTube. You can also listen on demand wherever you get your podcasts.

Bob Cooney and Tim Kelly welcome Jeff Neiburg, the Philadelphia Inquirer’s Eagles beat writer, to recap the Eagles’ Week 2 matchup against the Titans and discuss the return of Zach Ertz to Philadelphia. Later, Bob and Tim turn their attention to the Phillies and the NL East, breaking down the Wild Card race and what’s ahead for the team. The OnPattison Podcast airs every Tuesday and Friday at 10 a.m. on X, Facebook, and YouTube. You can also listen on demand wherever you get your podcasts.

Bob Cooney and Anthony SanFilippo welcome Matt Cord, who has come out of retirement and is returning as the arena announcer for the Philadelphia 76ers. Matt explains why he decided to come back and previews the upcoming Sixers season with the guys. Later, Ryan Spilborghs, a SiriusXM MLB Network Radio broadcaster, joins Bob and Anthony to talk Phillies, the MLB postseason, and what to expect as the playoffs get underway. The OnPattison Podcast airs every Tuesday and Friday at 10 a.m. on X, Facebook and YouTube. You can listen on demand wherever you get your audio.

Marcus Hayes joins Bob Cooney and Tim Kelly to break down the Eagles’ matchup against the Commanders, taking a closer look at the game and analyzing the performances of key players. Then, the guys turn their attention to the Phillies and take a look at the latest developments in the MLB National League Wild Card race.

Anthony Sanfilippo and Bob Cooney break down the Phillies/Braves weekend showdown and look ahead to the Phillies possible playoff run. Later, the guys discuss the Eagles vs. Commanders week one matchup. The OnPattison Podcast airs every Tuesday and Friday at 10 a.m. on X, Facebook and YouTube. You can listen on demand wherever you get your audio. .