What we're throwing down on the Table this week is an in-depth discussion about this Philadelphia Eagles team from a potential culture change perspective as a new season is on the horizon. Will a new coaching staff and shift in front office philosophy bring about a new culture for this Eagles team and organization? We'll get into it with Conor Myles, Eagles reporter for Sports Illustrated, this week!

But first, the Philadelphia Phillies are now dealing with COVID-19 issues, which has put this team in a tough position at this critical juncture of the season. (approx. 5:10)

We then discussed our thoughts after the Phillies Draft and a few of their top developmental picks. (approx. 12:20)

From there, we dove into some Flyers draft talk as this team has the No. 13 overall pick. Will they stay put, move up, or even draft in the first-round altogether? (18:15)

We then talked about the new NCAA rules that allow college athletes to make money off of their image and likeness, an issue we've been following for years. (27:25)

This week's interview, and what we threw down on the Table was a discussion with Conor Myles from Sports Illustrated. This is a "developmental year" for the Eagles, and we were able to get Conor's thoughts about what that actually means for players and this entirely new coaching staff. What kind of new culture, if any, will manifest this year? Has the front office shift in philosophy brought about trust with the fan base? All of this and much more! (approx. 40:10)