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A few final tidbits before the Sunday 3pm kickoff:
Andy Reid has talked to Phillies manager Charlie Manuel. I have no idea what they talked about, but hopefully some of Manuel?s luck rubbed off on Reid.
One of my favorite Eagles, Duce Staley, will be honorary captain for the Birds Sunday. It will be nice to see [...]
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