Brian Baldinger & Jon Marks - 97.5 The Fanatic
Summary: Brian Baldinger and Jon Marks host mornings Noon-2pm on Philly's First FM Sports Station, 97.5 the Fanatic.
Podcasts:
Former Eagles center Jamal Jackson talks about the Eagles Falcons game, the Eagles offensive line struggles and Mike Vick
Former Falcons wide receiver Brian Finneran talks about the Eagles Falcons game, Mike Vick and Matt Ryan
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NBC Sportscaster Cris Collinsworth says The Eagles still have a Super Bowl Run in them and that Mike Vick is the guy to take them there. Todd Bowles will bring back the Jim Johnson style back and more.
Blitz Baldy: Fans Call In To Ask Baldy Questions About Fantasy, College, And Professional Football
Donovan McNabb Thinks It's Time For The Eagles To Get Back To The Basics, Run The Ball And Have A Quick Game.
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SI.com writer Peter King says the Eagles are struggling because of Vick's turnovers not Castillo's defense
Brian Westbrook joins Baldy and Marks to share his thoughts on Juan Castillo being fired, a few positives that he took from Michael Vick's performance against the Lions, the lack of ability on the offensive line and what he thinks will happen if Vick remains the starting quarterback.
NFL Fox Analyst and Super Bowl Champion Brian Billick talks about the firing of Castillo and his own midseason firing of Jim Fassel when he joins Baldy and Marks.
Former NFL head coach Bill Parcells weighs in on the Juan Castillo firing and the future of Mike Vick as quarterback of the Philadelphia Eagles
Matt Millen joins Baldy and Marks to talk about the Eagles loss to the Lions, as well as the state of the NFL, and the effectiveness of "Megatron".
Fans call in to Reid and React to vent about Andy Reid's day after press conference and the Eagles loss to the Detroit Lions
Eagles’ running back LeSean McCoy has proven himself to be one of the NFL’s elite all-purpose backs over the past season and a half. When a player reaches a certain level, analysts, pundits and fans alike all try to label him as the next so-and-so and McCoy has reached that point. There probably won’t ever be another Barry Sanders but of all the players in the league today McCoy’s name seems to come up the most often when trying to make comparisons. Shady’s own coach, Andy Reid, is on record as saying that he has Sanders-like moves. Sanders himself is a McCoy fan. The Lions great appeared on ESPN’s First Take on August 28th and had this to say when asked about who was the one player that has caught his eye. “I like the young McCoy kid from Philly. I think if he continues to do what he has done the last couple of years he could certainly be one that stands out.” The feeling is mutual as Sanders was McCoy’s favorite player growing up. Still, despite all of the comparisons that have been made, the Eagles’ young running back has been keeping things in perspective. “I have a long way to get on his type of level. You're talking about one of the best players, I’ll say best back of all time. I’ve got a lot of room for improvement to be in those type of shoes. I’ve got a long way for improvement to be in Brian Westbrook’s type of shoes so I don't really get wrapped up in who's who and who I'm better than and who I run like. That type of stuff will take care of itself." McCoy was on with Jon Marks and Brian Westbrook earlier today and went into detail about just how much of a LeSean McCoy fan he is. "I like what I see. He's very slippery with great lateral movement. He's a little guy that runs well inside. Obviously when he gets to the corner that's to his advantage. Good speed, good balance...I see a lot of good things in this kid. He doesn't take a lot of punishment and he has pretty good hands. He's a good player and he's fun to watch. There's a lot of things that I like about his game. He's stayed pretty healthy so far and the sky is the limit with this kid."
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