This week, what we're throwing down on the Table is an in-depth discussion and interview with Mark Schofield from USA Today's Touchdown Wire and BGN Radio's The QB Factory Reboot podcast about college quarterback prospects the Eagles may want to look at as the future of their quarterback position seems murky. We got into it this week with Mark and it was a fantastic analytical discussion!
But first, why do sports reputations stick with some cities, franchises and fan bases, but not with others? (approx. 10:10)
We then got into a discussion about what we've learned from the Philadelphia Eagles as we're about halfway through the season. Plus, our Eagles vs. Chargers scoring predictions for this coming week's game. (approx. 18:45)
From there, we dove into the "feel" of this Sixers team as they've seen early success. Does it feel like they're just staying afloat? (approx. 27:20)
Then, we talked about how tough it's going to be for this Flyers team in a Metropolitan Division that's absolutely brutal and full of talent. (approx. 32:45)
The first guest we brought on the pod this week was Josh Tremble with the Reading Hot Stovers nonprofit. Their group provides baseball and softball scholarships to high school youth. He joined us to talk about their upcoming 2022 banquet in Reading, PA. (approx. 38:45)
What we threw down on the Table was a fantastic discussion with Mark Schofield from USA Today's Touchdown Wire about college quarterback prospects we should be keeping our eyes on as it pertains to the Eagles and what they may do next year in the NFL Draft. We discussed Matt Corral, Malik Willis and more prospects. Plus, what kind of college quarterbacks translate over to the NFL? All of this and much more during our discussion with Mark! (approx. 47:45)
Head over to our website for all of our podcasts and more: philadelphiasportstable.com.
Follow the guys on Twitter:
Jeff Warren: @Jeffrey_Warren
Len Hunsicker: @LenHunsicker
Erik Leonard: @BrickPolitt
Follow the show on Instagram: instagram.com/philadelphiasportstable
This week, what we're throwing down on the Table is an in-depth discussion and interview with Mark Schofield from USA Today's Touchdown Wire and BGN Radio's The QB Factory Reboot podcast about college quarterback prospects the Eagles may want to look at as the future of their quarterback position seems murky. We got into it this week with Mark and it was a fantastic analytical discussion!
But first, why do sports reputations stick with some cities, franchises and fan bases, but not with others? (approx. 10:10)
We then got into a discussion about what we've learned from the Philadelphia Eagles as we're about halfway through the season. Plus, our Eagles vs. Chargers scoring predictions for this coming week's game. (approx. 18:45)
From there, we dove into the "feel" of this Sixers team as they've seen early success. Does it feel like they're just staying afloat? (approx. 27:20)
Then, we talked about how tough it's going to be for this Flyers team in a Metropolitan Division that's absolutely brutal and full of talent. (approx. 32:45)
The first guest we brought on the pod this week was Josh Tremble with the Reading Hot Stovers nonprofit. Their group provides baseball and softball scholarships to high school youth. He joined us to talk about their upcoming 2022 banquet in Reading, PA. (approx. 38:45)
What we threw down on the Table was a fantastic discussion with Mark Schofield from USA Today's Touchdown Wire about college quarterback prospects we should be keeping our eyes on as it pertains to the Eagles and what they may do next year in the NFL Draft. We discussed Matt Corral, Malik Willis and more prospects. Plus, what kind of college quarterbacks translate over to the NFL? All of this and much more during our discussion with Mark! (approx. 47:45)
Head over to our website for all of our podcasts and more: philadelphiasportstable.com.
Follow the guys on Twitter:
Jeff Warren: @Jeffrey_Warren
Len Hunsicker: @LenHunsicker
Erik Leonard: @BrickPolitt
Follow the show on Instagram: instagram.com/philadelphiasportstable
"Like" our Facebook Page: facebook.com/PhiladelphiaSportsTable
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