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The Linc - Reno Mahe, Leonard Weaver, Donovan McNabb, & Brian Dawkins

Philadelphia prepares to welcome back Dawkins | dawkins, englewood, philadelphia - Sports - Colorado Springs Gazette, CO
A Denver based writer interviewed myself and Enrico from the700level about the return of Dawkins.

The Seattle Times: Steve Kelley: No-name Weaver impresses Hawks
The first time Leonard Weaver touched the football in the first minicamp of his life, he made an impression.

McNabb knows the meaning of giving | Philadelphia Daily News | 12/23/2009
DONOVAN McNABB didn't have to do it. He didn't have to brave the double-digit-inch snowfall that blasted the Delaware Valley last Saturday to keep his word to attend an event featuring a Christmas shopping spree at a Target store for 130 children from a Mount Airy shelter.

Eagle Mountain reaches out to American Samoa - Salt Lake Tribune
Wondering what Reno Mahe is up to?

NFL draft: What were they thinking? | Philadelphia Daily News | 12/23/2009
Here is further proof that scouting isn't an exact science: DeSean Jackson was the seventh wide receiver taken in the 2008 draft. A look at Jackson's stats, compared with the six wideouts selected ahead of him:

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BBC - Neil Reynolds's Blog: McNabb thrives despite tough Philadelphia love
A perspective on the Eagles and McNabb from across the pond.

The700Level.com - Philly Sports & Minutiae: Santa's Revenge
This epic photo was taken on Sunday by reader Alex F. He writes: "At long last, Santa Claus finally gets his chance to throw snowballs back at Eagles fans. This guy was in the first row of the middle tier...

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Dawk coming back home………Its a shame that he couldn’t have retired and Eagle……Weaver has been a great pickup and I hope he gets a well deserved extension….Very Classy Kind Act by Mcnabb great QB on and just as importantly off the field!…….and DJax the Steal of the Draft and we are fortunate to have him!!

by CJ's Eagles on Dec 23, 2009 3:31 PM EST reply actions  

I just can't see

How Denver’s old secondary is going to handle this defense? If they can pressure McNabb all game — sure.. It looks like McNabb LOVES to call a max protect and let DeSean fly down the field when he sees the safeties close enough to the LOS. Imagine if we had Westbrook in his prime WITH desean jackson.. Talk about downright SCARY!

E-A-G-L-E-S EAGLES!!!

by Joe_D on Dec 23, 2009 3:49 PM EST reply actions  

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