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Found October 28, 2009 on philadelphiaeagles.com:
PLAYERS: Winston Justice
TEAMS: Philadelphia Eagles

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Winston Justice saw it coming and he knew that when Giants week rolled around, the reporters would be waiting at his locker to ask him about THE game, the infamous debut in the 2007 season when the New York pass rush overwhelmed the Eagles and Justice, playing left tackle, took the brunt of the criticism. Now, with the Giants on tap for Sunday, and with Justice starting again, at right tackle, the questions are natural.
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