The WIP Morning Team discusses whether we are too hard on Philadelphia sports teams, specifically the Philadelphia Eagles. The team has had recent success, but do we take them for granted? The Morning Team argues for and against being hard on the city's athletes. They also react to audio from Saquon Barkley sharing the team’s mentality for the upcoming season surrounding wins and losses. They are joined by Ruben Amaro Jr. to discuss the Phillies bullpen and their 3-0 win yesterday, where they had 13 walks. The team underperformed offensively, and the Morning Team discusses their postseason concerns. Finally, the team gives life advice and listens to Time’s Yours.

The WIP Morning Team discusses the Philadelphia Phillies' 3-0 win last night. The team had 13 walks and scored only three runs. The Morning Team debates how the lack of offense will affect the team in the future, especially against better teams. They also discuss if, as fans, we take the Philadelphia Eagles for granted. The team keeps winning, but we are hard on them.

The WIP Morning Team is joined by Ruben Amaro Jr. to discuss whether there are concerns around the Philadelphia Phillies offense. The team was walked 13 times last night but produced only three runs. Amaro Jr. shares his perspective on the team's offensive struggles and chimes in on the Morning Show discussion of whether we are too hard on our sports teams. They discuss how we as fans should approach this season with the Eagles, and react to Saquon Barkley sharing the team’s mentality.

The WIP Morning Team discusses the Eagles' upcoming matchups and debates how hard we should be on the team when they win or lose. They discuss a quote from Jeffery Simmons that they need to “make Jalen Hurts a quarterback.” The Eagles will face the Titans on Sunday, and the Morning Team debates how Hurts will interpret the statement – either as a normal comment or an insult. Finally, the team discusses the Phillies' starting pitching rotation and what it may look like without Jesus Luzardo.

The WIP Morning Team discusses the injuries on the Philadelphia Eagles roster. The team shares their opinions on whether or not Landon Dickerson and Cooper DeJean should have played in Sunday’s game against the Washington Commanders. They also discuss Makai Lemon’s performance, sharing whether or not they think that the team should have designed plays to force the rookie the ball.

The WIP Morning Team discusses and debates who the best broadcasters are, and whether it affects whether we watch the game. Rhea Hughes said, “I will watch Monday Night Football regardless”. The rest of the team agrees. They then talk about when Jesus Luzardo will return to the Phillies lineup and what that means for the postseason. The Morning Show Team then reacts to Time’s Yours calls.

The WIP Morning Team discusses the injuries to the Eagles' Landon Dickerson and Cooper DeJean. They debate if the Eagles should have noticed and rested the players on Sunday against the Washington Commanders. The Morning Team also brings up the designed plays to Makai Lemon and whether forcing the ball to him was the right decision. Lemon didn’t play in the preseason, so Joe DeCamara debates: when else would you play him?

The WIP Morning Team analyzes a quote from Titans’ Jeffery Simmons saying that on Sunday they need to “make Jalen Hurts a quarterback.” The team debates if this is insulting to Hurts. James Seltzer and Ruben Amaro Jr. believe it wasn't meant as an insult, while the rest of the Morning Team thinks it’s disrespectful.

The WIP Morning Team discusses what the expectation is with the Eagles and if we take for granted the fact that our team continues to have success. The team also discusses the Phillies' starting pitching rotation and whether we should worry about Jesus Luzardo. Ruben Amaro Jr. said that with Wheeler and Sanchez, this team should be okay.

The WIP Morning Team debates how fans should react to the Eagles' wins and losses. Ruben Amaro Jr. joins the show and shares his perspective, while Jon Ritchie shares his opinion as both a player and now a radio host. The team reacts to audio from Saquon Barkley earlier this season, discussing the team’s mentality.