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Jim Johnson’s Defense
Merry Christmas, everybody. In anticipation of the return of Brian Dawkins to the Linc, check out this Sports Illustrated article about Jim Johnson and the Double A Gap blitz defense that he innovated and that both teams will feature on … Continue reading
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Live Blog: Eagles Preseason and Phils-Diamondbacks
Well, when the Phillies and the Eagles are both playing on national television on the same night, I think that calls for a BSB Live Blog. As I write this, the Phillies lead the D-Backs 3-2 in the 4th inning … Continue reading
Tuesday’s Top Twelve: Questions Facing the Birds on the Eve of Training Camp
I know that all we can think or talk about these days is Roy Halladay (ya, me too), but the Eagles started training camp yesterday, and let us not forget that this team is one of the clear favorites in … Continue reading
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The March Continues
Well, let’s remind ourselves to enjoy this. It had already been the best sports year for Philly fans in a generation, and now we have the events of the last few weeks. Not only do the Eagles find themselves in the NFC … Continue reading
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Keys for the Birds
So the Eagles are on to the Divisional Round to face the hated Giants in what should be a frigid Giants Stadium on Sunday. The game against the Vikings last week was one of the most predictable games imaginable. If you asked before the … Continue reading
