Tony Bruno and Harry Mayes - 97.5 the Fanatic

 NFL ESPN Expert, Adam Schefter, joins Bruno and Mayes with 31.5 hours and counting until the draft and weighs in with his opinions. Schefter confirms that there is a chance that Any Reid could trade down for Kansas City but he doesn't know if he sees that happening. Oakland could be the first spot that we see trade activity.  Who are some of the teams that we could see trade up? Teams like Miami and Atlanta would like to move up but teams like Cleveland, Jets, or Arizona may move up to get someone like Lane Johnson. Watches may see teams waiting to draft a quartarback until the picks 20-25 but Schefter believes that something miraculously may happen and, every team that is in search of a quartarback, will start to draft and we could see 4 quartarbacks go in those next 12-15 rounds.  Schefter says there are many uncertainties in this draft but he knows Lane Johnson won't be on the board for long. 

Want the best NFL knowledge bar none? Listen in to Greg Cosell as he breaks down the draft, from footwork to formations.  He joins Bruno and Mayes to give us information up and down the board. 

Herm Edwards joins Bruno and Mayes to give his take on the NFL Draft, sharing his opinion on the whole draft process.  Listen in to hear about the "wow" players in the draft, who the Birds will pick, and other notes surrounding the draft, including what will happen with the QB's that could be selected. 

Tim McManus From Birds 24/7 Joins Bruno And Mayes To Talk NFL Draft And Says This Is A "Draft People Just Can't Pin Down...It Adds To The Excitement." McManus also mentions the possibility of the Eagles trading down, the safest picks in the draft, and the possibility of the Eagles missing on their pick

Sheil Kapadia joined Tony and Harry to discuss the state of the Eagles, and he claims that there is a feeling of excitement at the first Chip Kelly-run team workouts. In terms of the upcoming draft, Sheil doesn't expect the Eagles to select Geno Smith, and he names EJ Manuel and Matt Scott as two QB's the Birds may have interest in.

76ers coach Doug Collins takes questions from the media about his decision to resign. He expressed his desire to be a Sixer for life, and explains what he thinks went wrong this season.

Prior to Doug Collins' resignation press conference, Sixers owner Joshua Harris addressed the media to take questions about Collins leaving. Harris touches on why Doug is leaving, how they will look for a new coach, how to rebuild the team, and potentially resigning Andrew Bynum. Harris said that when Bynum plays, he is a "needle mover".  

On today's show the guys talk about Doug Collins final press conference as the head coach of the Sixers. Also, they want to know who will be the next coach of the Sixers. And Tony and Harry talk to Eagles Beat Reporter Sheil Kapadia about how Chip Kelly is running his mini camp.

Baldy joins Tony and Harry to discuss the upcoming NFL draft and give his opinion on what the Eagles should do with the #4 overall pick.  Brian believes Jarvis Jones is clearly the best pass rusher and that, if available, should be considered at #4.  He says that the draft is top heavy, and that there are no truly elite quarterbacks available as there have been is past years, Geno Smith included.  Brian also shares some of his memories of the late, great Pat Summerall.  

Did Chip Kelly leave Oregon just to get out of trouble?  Do you think differently of Kelly now? The Eagles held the first mini-camp yesterday and answered question about the QB situation. The guys also recapped last night's Flyers and Phillies games. 

On today's show the guys react to the bombings at the Boston Marathon. They want to know how this could happen? And if we should be more concerned at sporting events? Also, the guys talk to Bob Costas and Colleen McCain Nelson from the Wall Street Journal about the bombings in Boston.

NBC Sportscaster Bob Costas Clarifies His Comments About Augusta's History of Racism and Sexism As Well As Talking About Security At Sporting Events In Light Of The Boston Marathon Bombings.

Colleen McCain Nelson a writer for the Wall Street Journal joins Tony and Harry to talk about what she saw at the finish line of the Boston Marathon.  Being just a few hundred feet from the explosions, she was able to see some of the horrific injuries and the heroics of the Boston first responders.

Yahoo Sports Reporter Adrian Wojnarowski  joins Tony Bruno and Harry Mayes to discuss the Doug Collins situation.  Doug has told ownership that he will not be returning to coaching.  Adrian analyzes how this has become a rebuilding season, so the season was destined to be difficult no matter who coached.  They touch on how having a marqee player is more important then the coaching position.  Adrian and Tony discuss the Bynum Free Agency and the possibility of re-signing him here in Philly.  Adrian mentions, "It will be fascinating to watch."

Kiper says that if the Eagles think Geno Smith has what it takes, they need to take him at #4.