Sunday, January 11, 2004
THEY’RE MAKING NOISE IN PHILADELPHIA
Eagles Win!
Philadelphia Eagles 20
Green Bay 17
Donovan McNabb, Duce Staley, David Akers, Brian Dawkins, Andy Reid and so many others!
Sure, that was a strange ending, but who cares? It was a great game, and I’m glad it’s noisy in Philadelphia tonight.
A good kind of noisy.
Post-publication addendum (January 12): Coverage of the Eagles in today’s daily newspapers.
PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER
“Birds Get a Win on the Wild Side,” by Bob Brookover
“Eagles Turn Back Packers in OT,” by Bob Brookover
“An Early Stand That Mattered Late,” by Larry Eichel
“Panthers Ready for Visit to the Linc,” by Frank Fitzpatrick
“The Start of Something Big?” by Bob Ford
“Akers’ Answer was Blowing in the Wind,” by Ashley McGeachey Fox
“Quiet Skepticism Finally Grows Into Fans’ Joyful Noise,” by Patrick Kerkstra and Matthew P. Blanchard
“Eagles Once Again Find Way to Keep Dream Alive,” by Bill Lyon
“Eagles Blitz Aids Dawkins’[s] Big Interception,” by Ron Reid
“Circumstances of Defeat Leave Packers Devastated,” by Jim Salisbury
“‘Ya gotta believe,’ he said, Especially on 4th and Long,” by Phil Sheridan
“Sherman Inexcusably Folds at Crunch Time,” by Stephen A. Smith
PHILADELPHIA DAILY NEWS
“Eagles’ Brown Bounces Back,” by Les Bowen
“Perfectly Eagle,” by Les Bowen
“In Our Mind There’s Nothing in Carolina,” by Will Bunch
“Adding to the List of Sports' Miracle Plays,” by Bill Conlin
“Johnson's Only Concern is the Final Score,” by Paul Domowitch
“Like the Other Greats, McNabb Kept Firing Away,” by Sam Donnellon
“Play That Might Live Forever,” by Paul Hagen
“Hard to Figure, So Just Enjoy,” by Rich Hoffman
“A Yard Short, Packers Wouldn’t Take Big Gamble,” by Mike Kern
“Fans Never Gave Up Hope,” by Jim Nolan
“Dawkins Waits and Gets His Chance,” by Dana Pennett O’Neil
“Akers Atones Nicely for Rare Miss,” by Dana Pennett O’Neil
“Hip-flexor Injury Keeps Vincent on Sidelines,” by Dana Pennett O’Neil
“Unlocking the Keys,” by PDN staff
“Panthers Not a Team to be Taken Lightly,” by John Smallwood
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