
There are several reasons why I respect Brian Dawkins. His loyalty and honesty being two of the biggest. Not only did he stick up for Donovan McNabb in an NFL Network interview, but he also summed up what it’s like to play sports in the City of Brotherly Love.
“The thing about it is this. Philadelphia, it is a tough place to play. Everybody can’t succeed in Philadelphia,” Dawkins said. “You have to have tough skin. You have to be able to move through booing. You have to be able to play through that stuff on the other side. It’s not all of Philadelphia. There are fans that feel that way. But there are other fans that feel like, ‘Man, you will never understand what we have until he is gone.’ And I don’t think he’s gonna be gone anytime soon for them to feel that. And he’s always handled himself with class. He’s always tried to do the right things and saying the right things.”
No more witnesses. The defense rests. Case closed. How about we stop all the petty name calling and constant attempts to stir controversy. Dawkins is not one of those guys who says what everyone else wants to hear. He tells it like it is.
I don’t take personnel decisions to heart. It’s a business and hard choices must be made. That being said, I will be pissed if Dawkins isn’t given a new deal. He’s not ready to go, nor does he want to go. Warriors like him are harder to find than franchise quarterbacks. Bring him back first and foremost, and I think everything else will fall into place for the 2009 Philadelphia Eagles.
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I couldn't agree more Tony.
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