I’d read in someone’s column that there had been a brief disturbance on field during Sunday’s Eagles’ victory. But the full story is remarkable: A man arrested for running onto the field during the Philadelphia Eagles’ game against the Green Bay Packers on Sunday told police he was spreading his late mother’s ashes.[...] As he [...]
“Bloched Bid� Arbitrator Richard Bloch ruled today in favor of the punishment handed down to outspoken and maligned wide receiver Terrell Owens by the Philadelphia Eagles. Let me just say that I am SHOCKED. I did not think there was any way that the suspension would be upheld. There was every indication from insiders and [...]
Via Eagles Eye, comes the news that the venerated Philadelphia Inquirer sports reporter, Bill Lyon is retiring and will publish his last column this Sunday, November 19th. Says the Inky: Bill Lyon has been at The Inquirer for more than 32 years, starting in the summer of 1972 as business editor. He became a sports [...]
56 minutes of beautiful, nearly-flawless Eagles football. With a full week to prepare a game plan without their biggest playmaker, the Eagles were ready to prove that they still belonged at the top of the NFC East. Playing with a vengeance, carrying the enmity from the embarrassing 33-10 defeat by Dallas earlier this season, the [...]
“Next Question� Congratulations to Terrell Owens for finally apologizing to the numerous individuals he has offended over the course of the past several months. It was humorous to see a man of such egotistical proportions read a written 90-second statement in an effort to apologize for six-months of wrongdoing. Unfortunately, it was too little too [...]
The soap opera is finally over, and the man who was a hero in the Superbowl, who could’ve run for mayor of our fair city and won on February 7th, will not don the midnight green again. Terrell Owens’ career as an Eagle is over and I, for one, couldn’t be happier. Andy Reid announced [...]
It’s Election Day in Pennsylvania, Tuesday, Nov. 8. The big race in Philadelphia is for District Attorney, with Lynn Abraham expected to be re-elected. Most of the ballot, however, is devoted to local judgeship races. The Philadelphia Bar Association, as a service to the community, investigates the judicial candidates and publishes their ratings. Here’s their [...]
Chief Wiggum: “Think you can get this car home?” Barney: “Sure thing, giant beer!” Inspired by the beautiful weather today, and the realization that my grandfather gets more regular exercise than I do, I decided to leg it home today and forego the subway. Since I live for the most part due southeast of my [...]
I don’t normally blog about work here, but this one made it to the paper, so I might as well toot my own horn a little bit (not that I had anything to do with winnning approval for this grant…but still). The federal government yesterday launched its most ambitious study ever of the health of [...]
For our weekly break from Bush bashing I’m going to attempt to live blog today’s San Francisco 49ers @ Philadelphia Eagles game. I’m out here on the West Coast visiting my grandfather so while I won’t be surrounded by Birds fans and watching on the 60 incher I will get to see my team hopefully [...]
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