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Invading the Nest: Interview with UltimateNYG.com Round Two

Posted on 18. Nov, 2011 by Mike Burke.

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Earlier this year, Glenn Warciski of UltimateNYG.com was kind enough to answer a number of questions for me. With the Eagles about to face the Giants for the second time this season, he answered another set of questions for me. This time around, I ask Glenn to reflect a bit on the last game, preview [...]

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Eagles 2011 NFL Draft: Looking at How the NFC East Rivals Drafted

Posted on 03. May, 2011 by Mike Burke.

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I’m sure by now you’re aware of who the Eagles drafted. You’ve probably made your own impressions and read the impressions of plenty of others. However, the Eagles weren’t the only team to draft this weekend. The other teams in the NFC East participated in this year’s draft and took a lot of players we [...]

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Eagles 2011 NFL Draft: Reviewing the Birds’ First Day

Posted on 29. Apr, 2011 by Mike Burke.

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As it does every year, the NFL Draft brought plenty of unexpected twists and turns throughout the night. Many expected quarterbacks to fly off the board early, and they did. Cam Newton was the first overall selection, Jake Locker went 8th to the Tennessee, Blaine Gabbert went 10th to the Jackson, and Christian Ponder went [...]

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10 Prospects the Eagles Could Consider Trading Up For in 2011 NFL Draft

Posted on 26. Apr, 2011 by Mike Burke.

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After Howie Roseman’s press conference last week, we really don’t know what to expect out of the Eagles during the first round. He spoke about be willing to trade back and out of the first round. Does that statement guarantee the Eagles won’t make a selection in the first round? Absolutely not. His statement just [...]

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Could the Eagles Make a Move for Patrick Peterson or Prince Amukamara?

Posted on 12. Apr, 2011 by Mike Burke.

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Let’s be honest. When the Eagles offseason started, we wanted one thing: Nnamdi Asomugha. The thought of him lining up opposite of Asante Samuel gives me similar feelings to the Phillies starting rotation. In case you don’t follow baseball or live under a rock, I’m trying to say that it would make me beyond happy. [...]