Ike, Spike and Fritz

The Philadelphia Eagles are starting to make moves to address the edge rusher position, and the WIP Afternoon Show is breaking down the latest rumors surrounding Jaelan Phillips and Maxx Crosby.

Last week, the WIP Afternoon Show were stunned when Larry Anderson declared that this is the year for the Philadelphia Phillies. Now the question turns to you: is this finally the Phillies’ year?

We’re down to the Final Four in the race for Caller of the Year. Find out which four callers are still standing and the matchups that will determine who advances to compete for the official WIP Afternoon Show Caller of the Year title.

The WIP Afternoon Show is introducing **3 Question Thursday**, and for the first question of the day they’re asking listeners about their confidence level in Jalen Hurts moving forward. Are you **very confident** the Philadelphia Eagles QB is the guy going forward, or do you have **no confidence** in him leading the team long term?

On today’s show, the WIP Afternoon Show debates the best path forward for the Philadelphia Eagles this offseason — should they go all in while the championship window is open or stay the course and avoid making any rash moves? The guys also discuss the reported valuation for A.J. Brown in potential trade talks, plus the latest lingering storylines surrounding the Philadelphia 76ers since the trade deadline. Also featured are Flyers in 50 with Brodes, Caller of the Year updates, the High Hopes Jackie Baseball Report, and much more.

In Hour 1, the WIP Afternoon Show debates what the Philadelphia Eagles’ approach should be this offseason — play it safe and build patiently, or go all in while the window is open? Plus, another day of Caller of the Year as the bracket continues to tighten up.

In Hour 2, the WIP Afternoon Show breaks down the asking price the Philadelphia Eagles reportedly has for A.J. Brown and whether that value is reasonable. Plus, Brodes makes the case for a full rebuild for the Philadelphia Flyers during Flyers in 50.

In Hour 3, the WIP Afternoon Show dives into some intriguing developments surrounding the Philadelphia 76ers, including a potential trade that almost happened before the deadline and more reaction to comments about Jared McCain. Plus, they update the Eagles Insider of the Year power rankings as the offseason race continues for the Philadelphia Eagles.

In Hour 4, the WIP Afternoon Show breaks down the biggest Spring Training headlines for the Philadelphia Phillies as camp continues in Clearwater. Plus, the Top 5 at 5 counts down five audio drops from WIP (radio station) that the show may never be able to play again.

The High Hopes Jackie Baseball Report breaks down several major developments coming out of Clearwater as Spring Training continues for the Philadelphia Phillies, plus reactions to recent ESPN player rankings and where the Phillies landed on the list.

The Top 5 at 5 is a must-hear countdown of the five pieces of audio from WIP (radio station) that the WIP Afternoon Show isn’t sure they’ll ever be able to play on air again.

It’s time to update the Eagles Insider of the Year rankings as the offseason is about to ramp up and the race for the award heats up with major storylines surrounding the Philadelphia Eagles and the insiders covering them.

The WIP Afternoon Show discusses a near blockbuster deal that almost went down before the trade deadline, plus reacts to comments from Tyrese Maxey regarding Jared McCain and what it could mean for the future of the Philadelphia 76ers.

Flyers in 50 has Brodes urging the Philadelphia Flyers to fully embrace the tank and kick off another rebuild, arguing it’s the best long-term path forward for the franchise.

Mike Garafolo reports that the Philadelphia Eagles are seeking a first- and second-round pick in any potential deal for A.J. Brown. The WIP Afternoon Show breaks down whether that price tag is realistic — and if the Eagles should consider lowering their asking price to finally put the saga to rest.

Caller of the Year rolls on, and after yesterday’s shocking outcome, the bracket is officially shaken up heading into the Elite Eight with a massive result that could change the entire competition.

Following the Rams’ aggressive move to trade a first-round pick and more for All-Pro cornerback Trent McDuffie, the WIP Afternoon Show debates whether the Philadelphia Eagles should follow suit and be just as bold this offseason to capitalize on their championship window.

From 'Go Birds' (subscribe here): Eliot Shorr-Parks dives into the news the Eagles have hired Jerrod Johnson and looks at a possibility that Maxx Crosby could be traded for AJ Brown. Then, a breakdown of how many of the new coaches have worked with each other on the new Eagles coaching staff. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On today’s show, the WIP Afternoon Show dives into the growing trade rumors surrounding Maxx Crosby and debates whether the Philadelphia Eagles should be willing to part with a first-round pick to land him in this year’s draft. They also ask if this is finally the season the Philadelphia Phillies can break through and reach the World Series. Plus, Eliot Shorr-Parks joins for Tuesdays with ESP, Caller of the Year updates, a preview of Philadelphia 76ers vs San Antonio Spurs, and much more.

In Hour 1, the WIP Afternoon Show debates whether they would personally trade a first-round pick for Maxx Crosby — and whether the Philadelphia Eagles *should* make that kind of move. Plus, the Caller of the Year competition rolls on as the bracket continues to take shape.

In Hour 2, the WIP Afternoon Show is joined by Eliot Shorr-Parks for Tuesdays with ESP to break down the latest on Maxx Crosby, A.J. Brown, and other major storylines surrounding the Philadelphia Eagles heading into the offseason.

In Hour 3, the WIP Afternoon Show debates whether this is finally the year for the Philadelphia Phillies to get over the hump and win a World Series, plus they break down the financial and roster implications of A.J. Brown’s contract if the Philadelphia Eagles were to explore a trade.

In Hour 4, the WIP Afternoon Show offers a quick preview of tonight’s Philadelphia 76ers matchup against the San Antonio Spurs, plus an early look at next year’s Caller of the Year contenders during the Top 5 at 5 as the guys start setting the table for the future competition.

With the Philadelphia 76ers facing the San Antonio Spurs tonight, the WIP Afternoon Show takes some playful shots at the Spurs’ marquee star Victor Wembanyama while previewing the matchup and what it means for the Sixers’ push in the standings.

The Top 5 at 5 breaks down the five callers who are already on early stock watch for next year’s Caller of the Year competition at WIP, highlighting the names generating buzz as the offseason storylines continue.

Albert Breer is back with more reporting on A.J. Brown, including insight into why the contract structure could make him a movable asset for the Philadelphia Eagles this upcoming season.

For the High Hopes Jackie Baseball Report, the WIP Afternoon Show revisits their conversation with Larry Anderson from last week about this potentially being the year for the Philadelphia Phillies, and the guys share their own takes on whether the Phillies are truly positioned to make a championship run.

Tuesdays with Eliot Shorr-Parks continues as the WIP Afternoon Show reacts to Ben Davis sharing on the WIP Morning Show that he cut his knee with a chainsaw and still hasn’t gone to the hospital. Plus, more discussion on the Philadelphia Eagles and even some Philadelphia Phillies talk as the show rolls on.

It’s Tuesdays with Eliot Shorr-Parks, and while discussing a potential trade for Maxx Crosby, Eliot raises an interesting question: would it really be that much of an upgrade compared to simply re-signing Jaelan Phillips? Plus, Eliot drops another scoop as he continues building his case for Insider of the Year.

Caller of the Year is officially down to the nitty gritty. With one side of the bracket set for the Elite Eight, it’s time to shift to the other side and determine the remaining matchups as the competition tightens and the stakes get even higher.

According to Albert Breer, the Philadelphia Eagles are one of several teams keeping close tabs on Maxx Crosby. That has the WIP Afternoon Show debating not only whether they *should* make a move for the All-Pro pass rusher, but whether they’re actually in the right cap, roster, and timeline situation to pull off a blockbuster deal.

From 'High Hopes' (subscribe here): James Seltzer and Jack Fritz react to Andrew Painter's first start of the spring and then review all of last week's interviews from their time in Clearwater. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On today’s show, the WIP Afternoon Show continues tracking the ongoing offseason drama surrounding A.J. Brown and asks whether his trade value has dropped even further after the weekend’s developments. They also reflect on the seven-year anniversary of Bryce Harper joining the Philadelphia Phillies and what his tenure has meant so far. Plus, reactions to Spike Eskin’s heated rant about Nick Nurse, continued speculation about a possible trade for Maxx Crosby, the latest coaching additions to the Philadelphia Eagles staff, and more from WIP.

In Hour 1, the WIP Afternoon Show debates whether it’s time for the Philadelphia Eagles to simply take the best offer available for A.J. Brown and move on. Plus, they officially kick off Round 2 of Caller of the Year as the Sweet Sixteen matchups get underway.

In Hour 2, the WIP Afternoon Show reviews Andrew Painter’s first Spring Training start and evaluates the seven-year run of Bryce Harper with the Philadelphia Phillies, plus more updates on A.J. Brown and the latest developments in the Caller of the Year competition.

In Hour 3, the WIP Afternoon Show follows two intriguing Eagles offseason storylines: the continued expansion of the offensive coaching staff with the addition of Jerrod Johnson, and how aggressively the Philadelphia Eagles should pursue the potential trade market for Maxx Crosby if the All-Pro pass rusher becomes available.

In Hour 4, Spike Eskin lets Nick Nurse have it in his heated Sixers rant, focusing on the frustrations surrounding the Philadelphia 76ers. Plus, Jack counts down the five funniest moments since the WIP Afternoon Show was last on the air at WIP (radio station).

Spike Eskin delivers a heated rant directed at Nick Nurse after growing frustrated with the head coach’s decisions and the direction of the Philadelphia 76ers.

The Top 5 at 5 looks back at the WIP Afternoon Show’s journey home from Clearwater and some of the funniest moments from the weekend surrounding WIP and the show’s trip.

The Philadelphia Eagles are reportedly monitoring the trade value of Maxx Crosby, and the WIP Afternoon Show is asking the big question — what would you realistically be willing to give up for the All-Pro pass rusher if he became available?

Jerrod Johnson was added to the Philadelphia Eagles offensive coaching staff over the weekend in an unspecified role, and the WIP Afternoon Show is starting to question the growing number of coaches being added to the offensive staff and what it means for the team’s structure moving forward.

More reports continue to surface from both Eagles and national insiders regarding A.J. Brown and his future with the Philadelphia Eagles, adding even more fuel to the offseason speculation. Plus, the latest update in the Caller of the Year competition as the bracket keeps moving forward.

Over the weekend, Bryce Harper officially hit the seven-year mark as a member of the Philadelphia Phillies, prompting the big question: Is this era a success if the Phillies don’t win a World Series with Harper? Plus, the WIP Afternoon Show reviews Andrew Painter’s Spring Training debut and what it could mean for the team moving forward.

After a thrilling first round of Caller of the Year, it’s time to tip off the Sweet Sixteen as the second round officially gets underway. The stakes are higher, the debates are louder, and only the strongest callers will survive as the bracket narrows even further.

The offseason saga surrounding A.J. Brown rolls on, and the WIP Afternoon Show continues to debate what the Philadelphia Eagles should demand in return for the star receiver — and whether there’s a point where they simply have to accept the best offer on the table.

This week, we’re coming to you straight from Clearwater with an exclusive look at the Phils' upcoming season. We sit down with Dave Dombrowski, Bryce Harper, and Trea Turner to talk expectations and team chemistry. Plus, Rhea Hughes joins to tackle the burning question: Is there any truth to the AJ Brown trade speculation?

Best of Sixers on 94WIP: Tyrese Maxey Makes Sixers History! 🏆🏀3️⃣ Listen to the Best of Sixers on 94WIP to hear the Morning, Midday and Afternoon Shows break down where the Sixers stand for the rest of the season and celebrate a major achievement by Sixers' star, Tyrese Maxey.

Listen to the Best of Phillies on 94WIP as the Morning and Afternoon Shows broadcast from Phillies' Spring Training in Clearwater, Florida! Hear from Bryce Harper, Kyle Schwarber, Dave Dombrowski, Rob Thomson, and Aidan Miller on how they spent the offseason and what to expect from the Phils in 2026.

Listen to the best audio of the week from the Morning Show with DeCamara & Ritchie, Midday Show with Hugh Douglas and Joe Giglio, and the Afternoon Show with Ike, Spike, and Fritz as they react to the continued drama of A.J. Brown as well as other offseason rumors ahead of the NFL Scouting Combine.

On today’s show, the WIP Afternoon Show spends their final day at Clearwater for Phillies Spring Training, but not before diving back into the A.J. Brown conversation and asking whether the Philadelphia Eagles should just rip off the Band-Aid and move on in trade talks involving A.J. Brown. Plus, they are joined by Aidan Miller, Trea Turner, and Eliot Shorr-Parks, along with much more.