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Malcolm Jenkins played for 13 seasons, six with the Eagles. He won two Super Bowls, was a three-time pro bowler and is in the Eagles Hall of Fame.

Question is, does he get into the NFL Hall of Fame?

While you're gearing up for football season, why not read some fun stories and gain some insight on what makes the Philadelphia sports fan so unique?

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Jason Myrtetus has been a regular guest and a friend of our podcast for many years, so it was incredibly difficult to hear the news he shared with everyone last week.

Unfortunately, Jason’s battle with colon cancer has taken a turn, and the cancer has spread. His prognosis is not a positive one, but if you know Jason, you know he’s going to scratch, claw, and fight with everything he has.

There is a GoFundMe set up in Jason’s name to help support him and his family during this fight. If you’re able, please consider making a donation or simply sharing the fundraiser with others. Every bit of support can make a difference.

We’re thinking of you, Jason, and we’re in your corner. ❤️🤘🏼

https://www.gofundme.com/f/support-jasons-battle-with-stage-3-cancer

Tom McCarthy: "The Phillies have gone back-to-back four times this season"

Kruk: "Well, let's make it five."

The next pitch, Harper goes deep to right field.

Lane Johnson, one the game's best offensive tackles, has announced that 2026 could very well be his final season in the NFL.

A sure fire, first-ballot Hall of Famer is hoping his last year ends with another parade.

A HUGE congratulations to the MAN, Chase Utley, as he enters the Phillies' Wall of Fame tonight!

Phillies are making moves

They acquired the league's top hitter in Luis Arraez, and an arm for the pen in Brooks Raley.

One week ago we got the news that LeBron James was joining the Sixers.

It's still surreal.

Haven't been this excited for a Sixers season since 2002 after the Finals appearance.

Ben said it.

The Eagles and Jalen Carter have agreed on a four year, 152 million dollar extension, making Carter the highest paid DT in NFL history.

104 million of that is guaranteed.