A Manes, A Planes, A Canales: How the Philadelphia Eagles can DESTROY Bryce Young | PHLY Sports

12/05/24 • 90 min

Brandon Graham has been nominated for the Walter Payton Man of the Year, Saquon Barkley is in the running for MVP, Vic Fangio should be coordinator of the year, Nick Sirianni should be in coach of the year conversation and Jahan Dotson is setting records of his own. As awards season rolls in, we’re here to preview Eagles-Panthers, with DeVonta Smith potentially returning but Dallas Goedert on the sideline.

Fran Duffy joins the show for his usual impeccable analysis of the Panthers, who have been playing better lately, while Zach Berman and Bo Wulf provide the latest intel from the locker room before another rousing round of Swooper.

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What was once considered a “layup” game, PHLY Eagles show examines if Bryce Young’s improved play makes the Panthers a potential “trap” game. Zach Berman joins from the Novacare Center after head coach Nick Sirianni’s press conference as the Eagles advance without TE Dallas Goedert. Super Bowl champ Vinny Curry joins to talk about look ahead games & what the Birds can do to prevent that. Plus, GM Howie Roseman has been on an absolute NFL Draft heater lately. Is this the best Eagles defense since Buddy Ryan’s back in the day?

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The PHLY Eagles show puts its finishing touches on the preview of Eagles-Panthers, while Deniz Selman sets up the full playoff scenarios for the Eagles after the Lions’ win over the Packers Thursday night.