PHLY Philadelphia Eagles Podcast

We're previewing Eagles-Bears with the guys from CHGO for insight into what to expect from the Case Keenum-led Bears attack against Vic Fangio, Jalen Carter, Zack Baun and more.

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Zach Ertz is back and ready to make an impact while Jalen Hurts was in a reflective mood about the Eagles’ win in Tennessee as they turn the page to Monday night’s showdown with the Chicago Bears as Ertz tried to help replace Dallas Goedert and Sean Mannion tries to get the running game unstuck. Deniz Selman and Brandon Lee Gowton join Bo Wulf to discuss the matchup before EJ Smith checks in with news and notes from the Eagles’ facility.

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After a subpar performance against the Titans, Jalen Carter, Nolan Smith, Jalyx Hunt, Zack Baun, Quinyon Mitchell and the Eagles defense prepare to face the Bears’ No. 3 quarterback, a familiar face from his time running into the buzzsaw of the Patrick Robinson-led Eagles defense in the 2017 NFC Championship Game. What’s the latest from the Eagles’ facility? Plus, Adam Jahns of CHGO has insight on the Bears’ plan without Caleb Williams and Swooper returns for Week 3!

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The Eagles defense has yet to force its first turnover, but Vic Fangio believes the takeaways will come. Bo Wulf and EJ Smith discuss the defense’s sluggish start along with the latest from Sean Mannion and Michael Clay’s news conferences. Mina Kimes also joins the show!



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Zach Ertz is back with the Eagles with Dallas Goedert on the sidelines with a knee injury, but as Howie Roseman tries to patchwork the tight end position, he’s safe at wide receiver with DeVonta Smith proving everyone right who thought he could hold up the No. 1 WR mantle. He sideline ballet against the Titans was another reminder of how great he can be.



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