What I Found Sorting Through 1,200 T-Shirts My Son Left Behind | Defector I took the D-shirt challenge, knowing it would be an emotional rollercoaster through weepy terrain. There was some sun overhead though, and some smiles to cut through the cold reality that I had to do...

"Dan had amassed over 300 shirts related to the Eagles, including 45 of them with Super Bowl material. Eight of them showcase Calvin’s streaming service."

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Under-discussed reason that Chip was so mad when the Eagles then didn't move up in the 2014 draft and ultimately why he launched the power play within the org.

It's always fun to imagine that the 2013 draft went "one for Howie, one for Chip."

Imagine Sam Bradford playing in a McVay tree point-and-click attack. He would have 2 terrific games until the game plan got his body absolutely obliterated.

Eh, the actual comp is the 2010 draft right down to Fernando Mendoza being the true successor to Sam Bradford's mantle.

It also is paying a beautiful tribute to the 2005 NFL Draft by being quite bad.

The most prestigious of the pre-draft games.

I am not a big Greenard guy (don't think he's a difference maker, don't think they should pay him a bunch more) but I am so polarized against this draft that I would probably be fine with it.

Easier to do when you're only playing like 6 total games.

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I agree he would RT it.

That's not really what he does in my experience.

I don't think Zach would post the terms of the Dexter Lawrence trade.

My big takeaway from the Dexter Lawrence trade is that the Eagles should ask for more for AJ.

The Giants having two Top 10 picks is amazing. Can you imagine if they manage to land Evan Neal *and* Kayvon Thibodeaux?

Every Phillies pitcher needs to strike every opposing batter out because there's no way their defense will get to the ball if it's hit and even if they do, there's no guarantee they can make a simple play.

There are a lot of bad things happening in this post but it did make me think of Chuck D rapping "1989" at the beginning of Fight the Power, so there are trade offs.

Phillies are all pressing at the plate right now because they realize how badly it's going but that also suggests that no one is bought in on the play and both of those things are bad.

I was just trying on the framing for size.

It's not the framing that makes you mad. It's the often inaccurate dismissiveness with which the first sentence is treated by the person offering the framing.

"We want Boston (to play somebody else)"

PHLY Eagles show draft coverage has been exceptional.

Dylan Moore absolutely could've had that at bat.

I would pinch hit literally anyone else here.

Isn't rookie contract negotiation on rails for them? The have a screen on every Teams call that just says "maximum deferrals." Plus, once the guys are at OTAs/training camp, it's not as useful for him to think about rookie busts as it is for him to perseverate on bad trades from those periods.

Once a week from September to February and then three times a week in March and April. He can have May through August off.

Even for my taste, this is too often.

Elite musical stings too.

I like how Kyle hits homers from one knee like he’s proposing to the baseball

Agreed