94WIP Middays with Hugh Douglas and Joe Giglio

Eliot Shorr-Parks joined the Midday show! He argued that the Eagles need an elite edge rusher like Myles Garrett and the Eagles could be starting a dynasty if we get a player like Garrett. Eliot also compared Jalen Hurts to Patrick Mahomes, stating that they have similar stats through the first five years of their careers- their trajectories are very similar.

Joe and Hugh hear some audio from Peyton Manning and Tom Brady both talking about how prepared the Eagles seem to be compared to 2022. The coaching staff and the veteran players are going to set the tone and frame of mind for the team as they make it through this week and onto Super Bowl Sunday!

Merrill Reese joined the Midday show to talk about the Super Bowl on Sunday. The Midday team saw the news that Myles Garrett requested a trade out of Cleveland. How much would the Eagles need to give up to get Garrett? If the Eagles win the Super Bowl it would change the way Nick Sirianni and Jalen Hurts are spoken about in Philadelphia forever.

From New Orleans the Midday show is on radio row for Super Bowl week! The Chiefs run defense isn't as strong as it used to be. The Eagles are more prepared and in a better head space than 2022 and have veteran players to guide the younger ones. Kyle and Hugh don't think the Eagles will win by a landslide because the Chiefs rarely lose by a huge margin.

Joe Giglio and Hugh Douglas have gone East Bound and Down and made it to New Orleans! The atmosphere is electric and the Eagles fans are ready. Joe and Hugh suspect an Eagles takeover in the Big Easy!

Merrill Reese praises Jalen Hurts’ performance in big games, Donovan McNabb says the Eagles have no weak link, Brandon Graham discusses his availability for the Super Bowl, Jordan Mailata admits the revenge factor is real with the Chiefs, Nick Sirianni doesn’t care about being underdogs, and Jason Kelce gives Hurts the credit he deserves in the best interviews on 94WIP after the Birds’ win in the NFC Championship Game.

Listen to the best audio of the week from the Morning Show with DeCamara & Ritchie, Hugh Douglas and Joe Giglio, and Ike, Spike, and Fritz celebrating the NFC Championship victory, reflecting on the season, and looking ahead to Super Bowl LIX.

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The Midday show debates: who does this Super Bowl matter to most? The Eagles or Chiefs? If the Eagles beat Andy Reid and the Chiefs in the Super Bowl, it helps prove they are just as good without Andy. A win could stifle the Chiefs' dynasty and start the Eagles' own. What does Sirianni need to change from the last Super Bowl in 2022 going into this one? Joe Giglio, who has been critical of Nick Sirianni, is being questioned if he can become a Sirianni guy once again. The Midday team also debates about Sirianni and his greatness.

On the Midday show, Joe Giglio thinks it would be bad for the Eagles if Andy Reid, their former coach, wins another Super Bowl, and his second against them. The Eagles are motivated to get revenge and prove they are just as good without him- beating the Chiefs now could stifle the Chiefs growing dynasty and start the Eagles’ dynasty. Joe and Hugh believe the Eagles need to win to close the gap between them and the Chiefs and potentially start their own dynasty. Hugh thinks the Eagles have moved on and learned from the Andy Reid years.

The Midday show debates if Joe Giglio can change his mind and be a Sirianni guy after being critical of him. The Chiefs kept most of their players from the 2022 Super Bowl, but the Eagles are a new team. Eliot Shorr-Parks questions Joe about being a Sirianni guy. Brandon Graham practiced and feels good. If Sirianni wins the Super Bowl, where will he rank among Eagles coaches since Andy Reid never won one in Philadelphia?

As the Super Bowl draws closer, Joe Giglio on the Midday show lists 4 things Nick Sirianni should change from the last Super Bowl in 2022. The Midday show played mic'd up audio from Eagles players; Jalen Hurts was fired up, and Jordan Mailata impersonated Bane from Batman. Hugh Douglas remembers a funny story from when he played football.

The Midday show compares Mike Tomlin and Nick Sirianni. Tomlin has had a great career with the Steelers, but has only won one Super Bowl in 18 years in Pittsburgh. Sirianni has a chance to win a Super Bowl in his first four years and is now making his second Super Bowl appearance. The final verdict is delivered: is Joe Giglio allowed to be a Sirianni guy?

After going through a rigorous test of many questions, Kyle and Hugh deliver the final verdict: is Joe allowed to be a Sirianni guy?

The Midday show compares Mike Tomlin (a highly respected coach) in Pittsburgh and Nick Sirianni. The Steelers haven't had a losing season with Tomlin. Kyle Quinn argues that even with the amount of winning Tomlin has done, Sirianni is better. The Steelers have only won one Super Bowl in 18 years with Tomlin as the head coach. The Eagles' Sirianni has a chance to win a Super Bowl in his first four years of coaching, with two SB appearances.

The Midday show plays some mic’d up audio of Eagles players- Jalen Hurts was fired up, and Jordan Mailata was doing impressions of Bane from Batman. Hugh reminisces about a time when he was playing and the player he was lined up against was laughing at him.

Joe Giglio makes a list of 4 things he thinks Nick Sirianni needs to change from the 2022 Super Bowl for this Super Bowl.

The debate goes on on the Midday show- can Joe Giglio become a Sirianni guy once again? Eliot Shorr-Parks jumps in to pepper Joe with Sirianni questions. Brandon Graham practiced yesterday and feels good. If Sirianni wins the Super Bowl, where will he rank among Eagles coaches since Andy Reid never won one in Philadelphia?

The debate today on the Midday show is if Joe can change his mind and support Coach Sirianni after being critical before- can he be allowed to be a Sirianni guy? The Chiefs kept most of their players from when the Eagles faced them in 2022, but the Eagles are a new team.

Joe and Hugh on the Midday show believe the Eagles need to win the Super Bowl to close the gap between them and the Chiefs. The Eagles want to add to their legacy, and if they can stop the Chiefs from a three-peat and stop the growth of the Chiefs dynasty, the Eagles could be on the way to establishing a dynasty of their own. Joe is worried that Andy winning another championship over the Eagles will set the Eagles back in history.