Philadelphia

I, I like that one a lot as well, and, uh, and yeah, let's see.

Is, is there another one? I, I, I think that people are, are undervaluing the Philadelphia offense.

Same kind of point as, as Las Vegas.

Like, it, it's hard to overstate just how bad a really bad offensive scheme is, and my God, uh, that, [laughs] that was p- that was maybe the worst offensive scheme we've seen in the NFL in the last, like, 20 years from Kevin Patullo last year, and I, I think Manion is gonna be a big step up.

Obviously, they lost A.J. Brown, but I think, you know, most people are saying, "Oh, they lost A.J. Brown.

That cancels it out." I, I, I think it does hurt them, but Wicks seems like he's gonna be a, a really impactful player, and I think the scheme is just gonna be so much better.

The offensive line is healthier, so I, I think Philadelphia will outperform, uh, expectations offensively.

And the Washington defense is really bad, but I also don't see Washington's offense pushing them very much offensively, so it might be more like you just, you pick your favorite Eagle, and you run with it, whether that's Saquon, Wicks, DeVonta, and you just use them as a one-off.

Field goal, field goal.

Nittany Lions only laying 14-and-a-half in Philadelphia.

The one thing that you need to remember about Temple, when teams come into that environment, now Penn State's a bit of a different story because the alumni base there is there in Philly, but other teams will go play at Lincoln Financial.

There is no energy.

I know they lost Concepcion, but Craver's a number one in his own right and should have his number called pretty early in the NFL draft.

We go to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, where Matt Campbell is on the road for the first time as the head coach of Penn State.

Temple strikes first.

Casey Keeeler and company up three to nothing.

Let's check in on number 16, Penn State.

They are playing Temple at The Linc in Philadelphia.

Short time ago, Penn State returned an interception down to the Temple five-yard line but could not score.

Mama, no.

But I think they was really ha- hanging their hat on A.J. Brown to really kind of just open up this passing game and open up this running game and get them out there on the edge and draw some double teams so they could run the ball more effectively with, uh, Henderson.

But uh, you know, it sucks because, you know, the expectations was high.

Uh, I think everybody was really curious to see what A.J. Brown was gonna bring to this team and this offense with all the, you know, everything that was go- going on in Philadelphia.

You know, he was happy to be there.

Jonathan Tong, 7% Yahoo, 26% CBS.

He gets two home starts against Baltimore and Philly.

So maybe not quite as good matchups, High strikeout ceiling, maybe some more ratio volatility, but he also goes Monday in the seven-game week, so you feel pretty good about him getting two.

And then lastly, Corbin Burns, 36% Yahoo, 55% CBS.

If you're of a certain age, neither will you.

Me, I was in a courtroom in Philadelphia's City Hall, day two of a case that I was trying.

when a member of the judge's staff leaned in and said that a plane had just hit the World Trade Center.

I assumed it was an air traffic control mistake.

Looked once, gets it out there complete, and there's the man that Mike is talking about.

Choppy Fields, he is graduating, he's out of Philadelphia.

And Curry, defensively, makes the stop on him.

Now, the thing they like to do with Fields is the reverse and also a double

flying off to later today?

Philadelphia.

Yeah, I stay in Morrisville, Pennsylvania.

Okay.

By trade, he was a butcher, and by reputation, he was the best.

His hogs were unnaturally large and fat, their meat so marbled and flavorful that English buyers from Philadelphia would make the long journey to his farm their wallets full.

Levi's Smokehouse was like a temple of cured meats, and his stall at the market was an altar upon which his pride was displayed every Tuesday and Friday.

His neighbors watched him with a mixture of envy and unease.