Burds of a Feather
Jeremy Keys, Bruce WarrenA healthy obsession with the Philadelphia Eagles and NFL culture. For Philly fans by a lifelong Philly fan. Delivered to your inbox weekly, written by Jeremy Keys
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The Philadelphia Eagles are Bad
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The Philadelphia Eagles are a bad football team. They holistically and emphatically suck. They are a 10-car pileup on the road to nowhere. They play with the fire of a...
My Worst Sports Take: Tobias Harris Wasn’t the Villain
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Welcome to a little series we do here at Burds of a Feather called My Worst Sports Take, where I interview my friends on their controversial sports takes. My Worst Spo...
How to Embarrass Yourself on National Television AKA Eagles Versus Bears
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Every so often you’ll go to a bachelor party that has that one guy. He’s usually the bachelor’s buddy from college or work that he hasn’t seen in a while. Your friend talks about how great this guy...
Hurts’ Heroics Save the Eagles in Music City
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The darkest times can require the brightest moments. Moments that need heroes. Those built to both accept the reality of their situation and command it. Ignoring...
What Did We Learn about the Philadelphia Eagles in Week 1?
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I spent the last week in Sicily. I say this both as a humble brag and a warning that my body is currently 50% arancini, 40% Aperol spritz, and 10% wat...
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