The Broad Street Line

A week ago, Paul George had one of the most untradeable contracts in the NBA. This week, he was dealt to the Boston Celtics... for All-NBA wing Jaylen Brown. It's amazing how much can change in 7 days. Speaking of change... is more on the horizon for the Philadelphia 76ers as they officially throw their hat in the LeBron James sweepstakes?

After a not-so-brief detour to the world of video games, the guys finall get around to talking about the important issues of the week: DeVonta Smith's wedding and what Jeffery Simmons' contract means for Jalen Carter. The crew very briefly touches on this past Tuesday's NBA draft before making bold statements when it comes to Saturday's WWE Night of Champions card.

Is Jalen Hurts unhappy? He may be according to the latest article from Bleeding Green Nation and, to be fair, the Philadelphia Eagles' starting quarterback is well within his rights to be a little peeved. Speaking of QBs, we take a guess at whether Howie Roseman might dip his toes into the Brendan Sorsby pool.

The Philadelphia Eagles are officially done with their OTAs... so what did we learn about the Birds as they head into minicamp? The rookies didn't practice much, Jalen Carter is kinda sorta holding in, and the backup QB is... Andy Dalton? Later in the show, since we're the only program in Philly that can have fun when it comes to the Knicks, we break down all of the folks who were fortunate enough to make it to "Celebrity Row" at The Garden.

The A.J. Brown saga finally comes to a close as the disgruntled wide receiver was finally traded to the New England Patriots. Is he the best WR in Eagles history? And will those joint practices between the Patriots and the Eagles this summer be must-see TV? We answer those questions and plenty more... including our breakdown of the greatest wrestling match of the year.

Ace producer Cliff Augustin (The Ringer/Spotify) joins Roy and Kris as the three break down the A.J. Brown situation, peer into the crystal ball as the Sixers enter the offseason, and reminisce about all things Temple sports. And while you're checking out this episode, be sure to check out Cliff each and every week on The Ringer's Philly Special Podcast.

The NFL schedule is out, so we continue our time honored tradition of predicting each game of the Philadelphia Eagles' schedule before the first snap of OTAs. Later in the show we'll do even more predicting as we break out our crystal ball and see what we think of Makai Lemon's prospects as he enters his rookie season.

Daryl Morey once said that he's good at the winning thing... hopefully, he's even better at the job hunting thing because he just got fired. The job that many thought was safe after the Sixers' series win over the Celtics because perilous after the team's complete destruction at the hands of the New York Knicks. But will changing Morey change the prospects of the team with the contracts of Paul George and Joel Embiid on the books?

Both the 76ers and Flyers find themselves in the second round of their respective postseasons, but have they both run into the proverbial brick wall? We'll debate that, as well as give our thoughts on the passing of Ted Turner, a pioneer whose contributions to sports, wrestling, and cable television as a whole can't be understated.

It's probably too soon to say that Howie Roseman has done it again, but it sure looks like... he's done it again. From moving up to draft Makai Lemon to the Jonathan Greenard trade (and contract), the Eagles are one of the winners of this past NFL Draft weekend. Later in the show, we debate how much this possible series win for the Sixers should matter when it comes to the futures of Nick Nurse and Daryl Morey.

Some people are Saturday WrestleMania guys, and others are Sunday WrestleMania guys... Oba Femi definitely falls in the latter category as we witnessed his coming out party at the Showcase of the Immortals. Speaking of immortals, if Joel Embiid is able to lead the Sixers to a series victory less than three weeks after an emergency appendectomy, he'll permanently etch his name into the Sixers' history books...