The No-Huddle Show: A Philadelphia Eagles Podcast

From Doug Pederson to Fletcher Cox, the Eagles didn't show up vs. the Packers. Then again, when Aaron Rodgers is on like that, what can you do? We take a broader look at things and try to figure out where the Eagles go from here, and whether there is any hope left in the 2016 season.

Coming into this season, the Eagles were a lousy 22-28 at Lincoln Financial Field since 2010. Now, though, they are 4-0 at home, and it seems like they have an actual home-field advantage again. This comes after yet another impressive defensive performance against a top offense. We break down the Eagles' 24-15 win over Atlanta and look ahead to next week, the rest of the season and even the draft.

Doug Pederson's coaching comes into question for the second straight week as the Eagles lose another close game to a division rival. We break down some of Pederson's issues, and also evaluate Carson Wentz halfway through the season. Plus, a discussion on if the Eagles can still make the playoffs.

Wide receiver Josh Huff was arrested Tuesday after being pulled over while in possession of marijuana and a gun that was loaded with six hollow-point bullets. Huff was also cited for DUI and speeding. What should the Eagles do with their primary kick returner? We discuss that as well as the Eagles' lack of action at the trade deadline.

Sam Bradford is still the same player we came to know during his brief Philadelphia stint. At least that's what it felt like Sunday during the Eagles' 21-10 win over the Minnesota Vikings, as Bradford had a lousy game while throwing to a group of subpar receivers at Lincoln Financial Field. Joe Giglio, Eliot Shorr-Parks and Mark Eckel break down another dominant home win by the Eagles, and what it means moving forward.

Suddenly, the Eagles are 3-2 and facing a daunting schedule ahead. After another loss in a game they were favored to win, the Eagles are driving straight down the highway of regression. Penalties, sloppiness and being unprepared were among the biggest issues vs. the Redskins. Who's to blame? Look no further than head coach Doug Pederson.

We break down the Eagles' first loss of the season, a 24-23 defeat in Detroit. Who deserves the blame? Plus, perhaps a bigger loss: Lane Johnson, who had his 10-game suspension upheld. What does it mean for the Eagles going forward?

We are at a loss for words following the Eagles' 34-3 dismantling of the Pittsburgh Steelers. Carson Wentz and Doug Pederson are bringing back vibes from the Donovan McNabb and Andy Reid era. Who saw this coming? Certainly not the three of us on this show. It's an episode filled with admissions of being wrong, excitement about the rest of the season and revised expectations.

Who cares if the Bears aren't that good? In Chicago's home opener, and on 'Monday Night Football,' it was Carson Wentz, Doug Pederson and the swarming Eagles' defense that stole the show. In this episode, Joe Giglio, Eliot Shorr-Parks and Mark Eckel discuss the fact that it sure seems the 2016 Eagles are better than any of us thought.Note: We apologize for the somewhat subpar audio, as we had some difficulties throughout the episode.

After sitting through a season of Sam Bradford, boy was it exciting to see Carson Wentz perform the way he did in Sunday's 29-10 win over Cleveland. And for weeks, we laughed at and doubted Doug Pederson, but he is looking more and more comfortable each week. Could the 2016 Eagles be better than any of us expected? Or is it just one game against a truly bad team?

Exit Sam Bradford. Enter Carson Wentz. In a stunning move, the Eagles have given the reins to their franchise to the rookie quarterback. We break down every aspect of the huge trade, and the Eagles' decision to start Wentz right away. Plus, we give our season picks and some over/under predictions.

The Eagles have made a couple interesting moves the past week, signing linebacker Stephen Tulloch and trading for receiver Dorial Green-Beckham. We analyze how they can help the team and which players' roster spots are in jeopardy as a result of the transactions.

Whether it's suspensions, second-guessing, off-field incidents and now injuries, Doug Pederson's first preseason as Eagles head coach has not gone well so far. We recap the drama and discuss the never-a-dull-moment Eagles.

We bring on Eagles play-by-play announcer Merrill Reese as he gets set to begin his 40th season in the broadcast booth. Merrill discusses his favorite game he's called, who Carson Wentz reminds him of, expectations for this season, why he thinks the Eagles can win the NFC East and much more.

From Jim Schwartz's impact to the crowded quarterback situation, we count down the five biggest storylines to watch during Eagles training camp.