The Linc - What makes Jeff Lurie sick to his stomach?
by JasonB on Aug 7, 2009 12:00 PM EDT
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Eagles' Jackson Putting on a Show at Camp
"He’s just one of those guys where if you don’t put your hands on him or something like that, he’s gone," cornerback Ellis Hobbs said.
McCoy Displaying Skills in Blitz Pickup
it was a bit of a surprise this week when McCoy was being cheered for his work in a blocking drill. That’s because his ability in that area was the one big question most NFL teams had about him prior to the draft.
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With the season-ending injury to middle linebacker Stewart Bradley, the door has been opened for either Joe Mays or Omar Gaither to become the new starter at that position with the distinct possibility that Mays plays in the base defense and Gaither takes the field in passing situations.
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Seeing a Yankees' hat makes Eagles owner Jeff Lurie "sick to his stomach"
More, including sad news about one great Eagle and good news about another, after the jump
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Thats cause
People just spout what they read or hear on radio without knowing it themselves (much like politics). Most if not all featured backs out of college need to learn how to block better when they get to the NFL.
No one is drafting the 3rd string back out of Alcorn Start cause he can handle the blitz well.
uhhhh
“He’s just one of those guys where if you don’t put your hands on him or something like that, he’s gone,” cornerback Ellis Hobbs said.
There’s a joke in this quote somewhere. It’s not really hiding, either.
"It's not the size of the dog in the fight, it's the size of the fight in the dog." - Bear Bryant
Considering he's an avid Red Sox fan I'd say
no
RIP Jim Johnson. You will truly be missed.
by Igglesfan13 on Aug 7, 2009 3:45 PM EDT via mobile up reply actions
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