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I've said it before, and I'll say it again. A special buzz is building around the 2009 football season in Philadelphia, and a lot of it has to do with the rivalry between the Eagles and Giants.

Winston Justice is on a quest to become a dependable backup to Shawn Andrews at right tackle for the Philadelphia Eagles.

The Eagles didn't ask Winston Justice to practice this week with rookies and selected veterans, but the fourth-year offensive tackle showed up anyway.

Winston Justice was talking about the life of an offensive lineman and how one mistake can eclipse 100 flawless blocks.

Jack Ikegwuonu was one of the last Eagles players to leave the practice field Wednesday afternoon.

LeSean McCoy's mind was racing 100 times faster than his spinning feet. "Take your time," one Eagles assistant coach would tell him.

It was awkward and it was difficult and it was uncomfortable for them to talk about.

They were his favorite. But, counterintuitive as it might seem, if you're going to put on weight to play defensive end in the NFL , you have to make sacrifices.

Listening to Andy Reid and Angelo Cataldi make nice on the radio is always vaguely unsettling, something you know is being done for the public's benefit, and not because either of the protagonists really enjoys it.

Posted by BCT sports writer Reuben Frank in Uncategorized on Saturday, April 25th, 2009 at 11:51 am Imagine Dan Marino throwing to Jerry Rice for 15 years? Both wearing Eagles uniforms? You think they may have won a Super Bowl or two? Or more? It's not that far-fetched. Instead of drafting Marino and Rice in the mid-1980s, the Eagles took - are you ...

With the draft more than 24 hours away, rumors are spinning out of control on this Friday evening.

The night before the NFL Draft, a deal for Cardinals receiver Anqwan Boldin could be in the works.

The Arizona Cardinals have granted the Tennessee Titans permission to talk to Anquan Boldin 's agent, Drew Rosenhaus, after the Titans offered the Cardinals a second-round pick from Saturday's draft and a player-to-be-named for the disgruntled receiver, sources told ESPN's Sal Paolantonio on Friday.

Overall, they've been pretty good. Better than average. Seven of their projected offensive starters for 2009 and nine of their projected defensive starters were Eagles draft picks.

Thirteen years ago, when the Miami Dolphins chose Zach Thomas in the fifth round of the NFL Draft, they didn't know what they'd get in return.

The Eagles are waiting before they install their GPS for the upcoming draft. They won't know what direction they're headed for at least another week.

Georgia's Knowshon Moreno rushed for 1,400 yards in 2008. Dream scenario : It would be easy to complain about the Eagles' plodding approach to free agency, but don't forget those two picks in the first round.

Continuing yesterday's theme, here's a link to an interesting nationalfootballpost.com take on Anquan Boldin.

So, this is what we know about the Eagles offensive line for the coming 2009 season: Every available member of the Andrews family has been signed and very few incumbent tackles are on board.