CBS Propagates a Punter's Message of Hate

Giants punter Steve Weatherford told the world today what he thought about the City of Brotherly Love and has somehow managed to stay alive (so far).

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FredEx is Still Hollywood

Former Eagles wideout and 1st round draft pick Freddie Mitchell, most well known for thanking his hands and talking his way out of the league, is now a "venture capitalist" with a penchant for attracting "gold diggers."

What better way to address his love void than enlisting the talents of Millionaire Matchmaker Patti Stanger.

Unfortunately, the country bumpkin Patty set the Slot Machine up with knows how to Google. The date took an awkward turn when said bumpkin asked Freddie about Internet reports of his failure to pay child support.

One thing remains a fact: Freddie still hasn't met a camera he doesn't love.

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Rachael Ray: Huge Sav Rocca Fan

Rockin' the #6 with pride in across from the Linc.

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Trentonian Tells Carlson to Tuck Off

Or something like that...

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Christmas Ornaments of Eagles Football Past

This was a hot item three years ago.

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NY Daily News Reminds You Vick is a Dog Killer

Subtle.

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How Much Will the NFL Fine Austin Collie?

As Austin Collie regained his whereabouts in the Colts lockeroom after being carted off following his illegal hit on Eagles safety, Kurt Coleman, he now has to deal with the realization that his reckless play could hurt not just his head, but his pocketbook, given the league's recent crackdown on big hits.

Below, Collie lowers his head, launches himself and uses his helmet as a battering ram against the defenseless Eagles secondary.

This is unacceptable.

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Andrew Reid: 1971 Punt, Pass and Pituitary Problem

Come on, CBS. This can't possibly be real.

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Jason Sehorn Part II: On the NFC East, the NFL Judicial System and More

Yesterday, Jason Sehorn was vocal about the systematic and seemingly unsolvable problem of agents with their claws in potential NFL first and second rounders on college campuses.

Today, Sehorn pulls no punches as he talks about the hypocrisy of the NFL's justice system with Goodell's office being judge jury and executioner, the softening of the game that was brought about by the crackdown on big hits, the potential of Jerry Jones to morph into Al Davis and the overall absurdity of the Washington Redskins.

"The best thing going for the Giants and the Eagles right now is Jerry Jones and Daniel Snyder."

On Mike Shanahan's handling of Donovan McNabb:

"Disastrous. In my 10 years in the NFL, I never once played in a game where the starting quarterback was removed in the 2 minute offense when you could still win the football game...

Leave Albert Haynesworth in the picture and you see a philosophy here of 'if you're not my guy, this is how I'm gonna treat you.'

...And what they've done to Donovan McNabb, he's clearly not Mike's guy...he's not gonna be there after this year."

On crack down on hard hits: "Ridiculous. You can't arbitrarily decide after week four and 3 big hits that you're going to change the way we analyze this...When you appeal these fines do you know who you appeal them to? Right back to the league office. The people who fined you."

On TOcho: "I don't get it. At what point do you become a personality and not a football player any more? To each his own."




This week, Sehorn joined Keyshawn Johnson is in NYC promoting Captain Morgan's 1 Million Poses. For more information visit Facebook.com/CaptainMorganUSA.

For Part I of the Sehorn interview, click here.

Check out talk with Keyshawn here.

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The Most Cringe-Inducing Moment of the Eagles-Falcons Game

Was not the near-decapitation of Desean Jackson, but rather the shot of this fan...

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Jon Runyan Releases 2nd Television Ad Online

As mentioned earlier this week, the former Oiler, Titan, Eagle and Charger's campaign bid for Congress in South Jersey heated up when charges were lobbed against his opponent for apparently planting a bogus Tea Party Candidate.

Yesterday, Runyan released a 2nd TV spot on his Blog, Facebook and YouTube pages.

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Runyan Race Heating Up

Image: NJ.com

Former Philadelphia Eagle Jon Runyan's bid for US Congress in South Jersey's 3rd District took a turn in the big guy's favor this past week when the Courier Post reported that his opponent John Adler and his camp allegedly planted a fraudulent Tea Party candidate to siphon off votes from the left tackle - an accusation Runyan's campaign had been making ever since the 3rd party candidate's name first surfaced when results from the incumbent's internal poll were first released.

From CP's Jane Roh:

Sources said Adler’s congressional and campaign staff carried out the plan with the help of CCDC staffers and volunteers.

“The goal was to take 5 percent of (Republican Jon) Runyan’s vote,” said one South Jersey Democrat. “Steve Asycue designed the plan with Geoff Mackler following his lead.”

Ayscue, 40, is a high-profile Democratic consultant who runs CCDC operations. Mackler, 34, is Adler’s campaign manager. The Washington, D.C., resident worked for DCCC prior to coming to South Jersey earlier this year.

“From the beginning orders have flowed from Cherry Hill,” said one Democratic operative, referring to CCDC headquarters at Garden State Pavilions shopping center.

Ed boards and news orgs are jumping all over it, including the influential Asbury Park Press:

Installing a “plant” candidate in an election is not illegal. But it is underhanded and deceptive, to say the least. It calls into question the judgment and principles of the candidate whose campaign orchestrated the plant.

Here's the latest from MyFoxPhilly.com:

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"FedEx has been very desirous that Donovan McNabb do well..."

How else do you explain this other than flat-out insulting? This wasn't for the game, this was for the weekend. They awarded LT the Outstanding Ground Performance.

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Race Baiting Animal Hating Columnist Plays Race Card

There was a day when only HHR paid attention to the Trentonian. Today, Deadspin beat us to the punch, splashing the following graphic up...


The Trentonian's LA Parker writes bi-weekly columns often focusing on matters of race in New jersey's capital city. He makes his living on race-baiting and penning pieces pretending Trenton isn't a crime, drug and gang-riddled hellhole.

In response to his paper's unconventional Vick headline, Parker found the need to show the world he is a less rational, poor man's Rev. Sharpton with an angry, ignorant piece, "Condemnation of Philadelphia Eagles' Michael Vick shows racist America placing pets before blacks."

Parker writes:

Get ready to count your losses, Eagles fans, because your team has no shot this year without your black Negro, dog-killin’, prison-serving quarterback.

Yeah, you’re reading it right.

The Vick description occurs because despite time served for whatever crime he committed in a dogfighting scandal, despite community service, and despite a thousand repentances, he never will receive forgiveness by PETA-peddlers (People for Ethical Treatment of Animals) nor the millions of Americans who place poodles before humans, especially black homo sapiens.

America, land of the free and home to Native American genocide, slavery, gender persecution, segregation, and a litany of other indiscretions that affected millions, appears hell-bent on repeatedly lynching Vick, retelling his dogfighting connection until he screams Uncle Tom.

He goes on. And on.

Read the vile here.

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Philly.com: Former "Viking" Jon Runyan Running for Congress

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Authentic McNabb Jersey Taking Up Space on So. Jersey Thrift Store Rack

They can't even seem to give this away to homeless Eagles fans.

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Donovan McNabb Just Can't Let Go of the Past

Skins fan @cmatthews58 shot me a note imploring me to take a look at my favorite ex-Eagles quarterback's official website, donovanmcnabb.com: "Quarterback for the Philadelphia Eagles."

For someone who "earned" a degree from the prestigious SI Newhouse School of Public Communications at Syracuse, the quarterback seemingly can't be less in tune with media - new or old.


It's not like the site isn't updated (see above news and blog sections).

It's just that Andy Reid isn't around anymore to coddle him through it.

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NY Giant to for Philadelphia Eagle? What is This World Coming to?

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As an Eagles fan, it always seemed to me that the epic NFC East battles in the trenches between Jon Runyan and Michael Strahan always seemed to tip in favor of the gapped-toothed sack monster.

Now, according to a South Jersey political leader (and the Philadelphia Daily News), Strahan is making up for all those sacks against Runyan by helping raise money for the O Lineman's Congressional race.

When you think of probable NFL supporters of Jon Runyan you might logically conclude a quarterback or two he protected, or a couple of running backs he cleared a path for. However, an early NFL supporter of Jon Runyan is none other than New York Football Giant Michael Strahan.

The Eagles and Giants have a long-standing and fierce rivalry. The two directly competed against each other on the field. When you think of the competition between the two it is hard not visualize numerous high-speed impacts. During game time neither had any love for the other. Now both are retired from the game and are working together.

According to Dan Gross at the Philadelphia Daily News, Strahan will help Runyan raise money to take on John Adler in New Jersey’s third congressional district race.

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In Addressing McNabb Trade, Former Eagle Takes Shot at the Ol' Gunslinger

Since announcing his candidacy for US Congress, former All Pro lineman Jon Runyan is asked as many football questions by reporters as political ones.

With the recent Donovan McNabb trade, however, there was finally something good (football-wise) to ask the former Eagle about.

VAN SUSTEREN: All right, now, what's the story about Donovan McNabb? You played with him with the Eagles. Why the Redskins? What's that going to do for the Redskins and what's that going to do to the Eagles?

RUNYAN: Well, I think the Eagles were in a unique situation where they actually had three starting quarterbacks on the roster, so they were able to shop, you know, each one individually, and it ultimately ended up being Donovan going to Washington, which surprised a lot of people around here, especially the fact that they're playing in the division twice a year. So it's going to be an interesting thing. I mean, they have traditionally in Washington, they have a great defense. You know, if they can come out and put together some -- put -- you know, put together some scoring drives and put points on the board, they're a very formidable team here in the NFC East.

VAN SUSTEREN: You know, it's a little like having Donovan McNabb go from the Eagles to the Redskins because it's the same -- they're going to play against each other -- it's a little bit like Brett Favre going from the Packers to the Vikings. You know, they're both incredible rivalries, and now they've -- they've lost -- they've now lost or given away or however you want to describe it, their quarterbacks.

RUNYAN: Yes, but minus the "I want to play, I want to retire, I want to play, I want to retire" fiasco.

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Video: Runyan Wants to Toughen Up DC

Jon Runyan made his speaking debut on the campaign circuit last night at a Camden County Republican fundraiser.

Said the former Eagle O Lineman: "I was never the best athlete. I was never the fastest guy. I wasn't the strongest. But you know what? I put my work in and I made a mental decision to be the toughest guy out there. And I think taking that tenacity to Washington, DC is going to go a long way."

On why he's running: "The size of the government is totally out of control. The people are the ones that are going to solve these problems. We have to get government out of the way, put money back in the people's hands and let them solve the problems that we have."

As far as his qualifications, Runyan notes that this public service is an extension of the community work he has done in South Jersey over the last decade; and his passion to change the course our country is headed.

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