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Phil Sheridan became an Inquirer sports columnist after covering the Eagles for seven years. He brings a seasoned and reasoned point of view to a landscape of frustrated fans. But Sheridan knows where they're coming from, being a Philadelphia native and a graduate of Temple University.
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Phil Sheridan: In a chat with reporters, Eagles president Joe Banner made it very clear that Andy Reid still has the full confidence of Banner and their mutual boss, Jeff Lurie.
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Phil SheridanWill Flyers learn from this loss?
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Phil Sheridan: When the Flyers look back, games like Sunday's 1-0 loss to the lowly Kings at the Wells Fargo Center will be the ones they regret most if they find themselves without home ice in a playoff series.
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Phil SheridanPhillies' first step on anticipated journey
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Phil Sheridan: It is here. Finally. The most eagerly anticipated ride in the history of Philadelphia sports starts now, as the 2011 Phillies start reporting to work in Clearwater.
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Phil SheridanWhat the Gruden rumor reveals
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Phil Sheridan: All of the wishful thinking surrounding the Jon Gruden rumor says something about Andy Reid and his stewardship of the Eagles.
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Phil SheridanSuper Bowl: More clunker than classic
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Phil Sheridan: It wasn't great football that created the drama in Super Bowl XLV on Sunday. It was the suspense over which team could self-destruct more thoroughly.
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Phil SheridanTomlin, Rodgers had plenty of doubters
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Phil Sheridan: The Eagles are not the only team that makes the occasional head-scratching decision. Both of the teams in this year's Super Bowl were bold enough to make what seemed like logic-defying moves.
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Phil SheridanSuper Bowl is a super mess
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Phil Sheridan: Roger Goodell is capable of boasting about the "most-watched NFL season ever" one minute, then lamenting that "the economics aren't working" for billionaire owners and justifying laid-off team employees the next.
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Phil SheridanBig Ben's rehab still has a way to go
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Phil Sheridan: There's a good chance Ben Roethlisberger will be named MVP of Sunday's Super Bowl. There is just something unsettling about that, because we just know too much about Roethlisberger's behavior away from the field.
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Phil SheridanReid's call makes no sense
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Phil Sheridan: After hearing Andy Reid's explanation for making Juan Castillo his defensive coordinator, the move makes even less sense.
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Phil SheridanRooneys built Steelers to succeed
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Phil Sheridan: Maybe, when he talked about the "gold standard," Jeff Lurie really meant to say the "Black and Gold standard." It is the Pittsburgh Steelers, after all, who have a chance to claim another decade as their own.
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Phil SheridanSuper Bowl proves 'D' matters
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Phil Sheridan: All season, it looked as if the Eagles had picked the perfect year to have an explosive offense and a flammable defense. After a quick playoff exit, we see why that formula didn't work out too well. The two teams playing Sunday night prove that defense is very much alive.
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