The Broad Street Line

Super Bowl XLV is in the books, and not only will we break down the Big Game, we'll tell you what happens next as the NFL enters the offseason without a new CBA. Phillies beat writer Matt Gelb of the Philadelphia Inquirer will join us to preview the 2011 season and tell us what is realistic to expect of out of the Phils' Fantastic 4. With the Grammys coming up this Sunday, we'll preview the show and offer up our thoughts on the best songs and albums of the year. As always, we'll have your favorite segments such as Tweets of the Week and The BS Line of the Night. So for all of that and more, take a ride on The Broad Street Line: Real. Fun. Sports.

Super Bowl XLV is mere days away, and The Broad Street Line will break it down as only we can - we'll crunch the numbers, check out the intangibles, and give you our thoughts on who will be taking home the Lombardi Trophy. As always, we'll bring you your favorite segments such as Tweets of the Week, BS Line of the Night, and more. So for all of that and more, come take a ride on The Broad Street Line: Real. Fun. Sports.

Now that the Super Bowl participants are set, we'll break down exactly how the Steelers and Packers emerged victorious this past weekend. We'll also announce the details of our first-ever Super Bowl contest - you'll definitely want to tune in for that. With the NBA at its halfway point, we'll hand out our mid-season awards for the Association. And as the temperatures are dropping, college basketball is heating up - we'll tell you which local and national teams to keep an eye on when March rolls around. So for all of that and more, come take a ride on The Broad Street Line: Real. Fun. Sports.

It was another wild weekend in the NFL, and The Broad Street Line will break it down as only we can. We'll assess what happened in the divisional round, and tell you how the rest of the postseason is going to shake out. In keeping with the football theme, now that the early entry deadline has passed in college football, we'll give you our thoughts on who the best prospects are in the upcoming NFL draft. And as usual, we'll talk plenty of NBA and college basketball, and give bring you your favorite segments such as Tweets of the Week and more. So come take a ride on The Broad Street Line: Real. Fun. Sports.

The Broad Street Line starts 2011 off in style as we interview Steve Sabol, president and co-founder of NFL Films. We'll talk about the history of the groundbreaking company, get Steve's thoughts on the current season, and discuss how the phrase "the frozen tundra" originated. In keeping with the NFL theme, we'll review the action of Wild Card weekend, and give you our thoughts on how the rest of the playoffs are going to shake out. As usual, we also have your favorite segments on tap such as Tweets of the Week, The A.I. Report, and more. So take a ride on The Broad Street Line: Real. Fun. Sports.

Don't miss a special edition of The Broad Street Line as we focus on the Philadelphia Eagles and their opening round matchup against the Green Bay Packers. We'll break down both teams position-by-position, and tell you who will be left standing when the final gun sounds. We're also tentatively scheduled to be joined by none other than NFL Hall of Fame writer Ray Didinger of Comcast Sportsnet. Ray will give you his thoughts on the game, and will also discuss his life and career covering the game of football. So for all of that and more, take a ride on The Broad Street Line: Real. Fun. Sports.

* Our scheduled interview with NFL Films President Steve Sabol will now be on January 12 at 6:00 PM EST * With the NFL playoffs upon us, The Broad Street Line delves into Wild Card Weekend, breaking down the games and giving your our thoughts on who will be hoisting the Lombardi Trophy in February. Black Monday in the NFL was less eventful than usual, but we'll get into all of the coaching rumors and predict who will be where when next season kicks off. And as usual, we'll have your favorite segments such as The A.I. Report and Tweets of the Week. So for all of that and more, take a ride on The Broad Street Line: Real. Fun. Sports.

In our last show of 2010, The Broad Street Line will discuss the sports stories of the year from both a Philadelphia and a national perspective - the emergence of Michael Vick, and the return of Cliff Lee will definitely be among the topics of conversation. With most fantasy football leagues wrapping up in Week 16, we'll break down the studs and busts for the year and give you our early line on players to keep an eye on in 2011. And in keeping with the football theme, with the NFL heading into Week 17, we'll break down the playoff picture and give you our thoughts on the Eagles' chances to make some noise in the NFC. As always, we'll have your favorite segments like Tweets of the Week, The AI Report and more. So come take a ride on The Broad Street Line: Real. Fun. Sports.

On this week's episode of The Broad Street Line, we'll recap the Eagles amazing comeback vs. the Giants on Sunday. We'll also get into the McBenching down in D.C., and help you sort out the playoff picture in the NFL. As usual, we have your favorite segments on tap including Fantasy 411, The AI Report and Tweets of the Week. And for the last-minute shoppers out there, we'll give you our picks for great gifts to get for the sports fan in your life. We also have some huge news about the show that you won't want to miss. So for all of that and more, take a ride on The Broad Street Line. Real. Fun. Sports.

On this week's episode, we'll discuss Sunday's Eagles-Cowboys matchup and break down the playoff picture in the NFL. In keeping with the football theme, we'll also break down Cam Newton's Heisman victory and debate why he's not everybody's All-American. With the holiday season upon us, we'll give you our recommendations for the best music of the year, and tell you what albums you should look out for in 2011. And as usual, we have your favorite segments on tap including Fantasy 411, The AI Report and Tweets of the Week. So for all of that and more, take a ride on The Broad Street Line. Real. Fun. Sports.

On this week's show, we'll discuss the labor situation in the NFL as the players get set to do battle versus the owners this coming off-season. The Broad Street Line will be covering the NFLPA event in Philadelphia on December 7, so we'll have the inside scoop on what's going down behind closed doors. Of course, we'll break down the Eagles-Texans matchup from this past Sunday, and explain which member of the Eagles' coaching staff is getting a free pass. And with the fantasy football playoffs getting underway for many of you, we'll give you the 411 that you'll need in order to take the crown. So for all of that and more, take a ride on The Broad Street Line. Real. Fun. Sports.

Washington Post columnist Tracee Hamilton joins us on this week's edition of The Broad Street Line to discuss the sports scene down in the nation's capital. Of course, we give you the fantasy football information you'll need in order to dominate your league this week, and we discuss the Eagles-Bears matchup from this past Sunday. Lebron's return to Cleveland is also on the docket as we try to predict what type of reaction he'll get from his former team. And no episode of The Broad Street Line would be complete without a report on Allen Iverson's overseas adventure. So for all of that and more, take a ride on The Broad Street Line. Real. Fun. Sports.

Before you fill up on turkey on Thanksgiving, we'll give you the 411 that you'll need to dominate your fantasy football matchup. And speaking of Turkey, you definitely don't want to miss Week 2 of "The AI Report" as we follow our favorite former Sixer as he continues his European career. And of course, with the demolition of the Spectrum yesterday, we'll give you our favorite memories of one of the greatest arenas in the world. So for all of that and more, take a ride on The Broad Street Line: Real. Fun. Sports.

This week, we're finishing up our college basketball preview with our look at the Big 5 teams, specifically Temple and Villanova. Also, we'll give you our picks as to who will be cutting down the nets in Houston. Also, a member of The Broad Street Line is making the trip to Washington, so we'll have a first hand report on the Monday night matchup between the Eagles and the Redskins. And we take a look back in sports history to discuss one of the most amazing events in our lifetime - the infamous brawl between the Detroit Pistons and the Indiana Pacers. And as always, our Fantasy 411 segment will give you the information that you need to win your fantasy football game this week. So for all of that and more, keep it locked on The Broad Street Line. Real. Fun. Sports.

We're talking college basketball on this week's show - not only will we tell you the teams that you need to follow this season, we'll also get into who'll be cutting down the nets in April. Also, with the Eagles coming off of their bye, we'll review their game against the visiting Indianapolis Colts. And as always, our Fantasy 411 segment will give you the information that you need to win your fantasy football game this week. So for all of that and more, keep it locked on The Broad Street Line. Real. Fun. Sports.