(00:00-10:14) Today on Kincade & Salciunas, the show opens with Andrew and John debating what it would take for the Eagles to be considered a dynasty.

(10:14-16:18) John says Super Bowl hangovers don’t exist.

(16:18-26:37) Andrew, John and Connor recap their parade experience, and it was worth the hype.

(26:37-36:20) Talking about potential draft picks throughout the NFL and took first phone call of the morning

(36:20-47:40) Connor bought the morning show breakfast for losing the bet of Nick Sirianni not cursing at the parade. Then, they go over other parade bets the Kincade & Salciunas Show made on Friday before the parade.

(47:40-56:10) Andrew says he has never seen an Eagles rebuild in his life.

(56:10-1:07:01) Lane Johnson and Brandon Graham’s speeches the night before the Super Bowl were great.

(1:07:01-1:16:22) The show debates whether two or three Super Bowl wins in a row would be considered a dynasty.

(1:16:22-1:28:56) The guys play Jordan Mailata’s and Jalen Hurts’ Super Bowl Saturday speeches. Then, in Today’s Headlines, Connor brings up the Dunk Contest, the Phillies and some extensions, and his thoughts on the use of the word dynasty.

(1:28:56-1:38:01) Andrew DiCecco joins the show to give an update on the offseason ahead for the Birds.

(1:38:01-1:47:58) A guy on CBS Sports said he would rather have a bunch of awful QBs instead of Jalen Hurts, and the guys can’t believe it.

(1:47:58-1:56:00) Nick Sirianni joins Joe Gibbs as the only coaches to win six playoff games in their first four seasons.

(1:56:00-2:08:59) Jalen Hurts had some interesting things to say about a potential new offensive coordinator.

(2:08:59-2:16:46) More Super Bowl Saturday speeches, including Nakobe Dean and C.J. Gardner-Johnson.

(2:16:46-2:27:44) The guys recall some of the most unlikely things that happened this season.

(2:27:44-2:43:31) The show wraps up with more Super Bowl Saturday speeches, including A.J. Brown, Darius Slay, and Saquon Barkley’s, and then the Key 3.