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Friday, November 28, 2008
Deion Sanders had some not-so-nice things to say about Eagles fans tonight after the team's 48-20 win over the Cardinals.

Donovan McNabb arrived at the NFL Network's set at the Linc for a post-game interview. Many fans stayed in the stands to applaud McNabb, who threw four touchdowns in the victory.

As fans chanted McNabb's name, Sanders interrupted.

"Can I tell them something for you?" he said. "First of all, I would like to tell all these idiotic fans to shut-up. Don't get on his bandwagon now. You're the same guys who booed him on his first incompletion."

Host Rich Eisen then asked Sanders what he thought of the Philly fans.

"I can't stand them. I really can't. It's not because I was a former Cowboy because I didn't give a darn about any fans. They all hated me because I performed well," Sanders said. "But they way they treated this man from Day One, it's not justifiable. They will not treat any other quarterback in the NFL, like we said, Peyton Manning don't get treated like that. Tom Brady. And I know you [McNabb] can't say it, but I would really like on your behalf, you can take this...God bless you guys. ... "
Posted by Sheil Kapadia @ 12:04 AM  Permalink | 76 comments
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Posted 12:14 AM, 11/28/2008
nasjo
Deion, the feeling is mutual. We didn't hate you because you played well, which you should quit patting yourself on the back, you weren't all that, we hated you because you were, are and always will be a stone, self absorbed moron.
Posted 12:18 AM, 11/28/2008
Neverhit
Prime Time's right. I gotta say, Andy called it after tonights game. "This City judges you on your last play." It's just we love the game so much.
Posted 12:18 AM, 11/28/2008
Neverhit
Prime Time's right. I gotta say, Andy called it after tonights game. "This City judges you on your last play." It's just we love the game so much.
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Posted 12:24 AM, 11/28/2008
steve.602
Yeah seriously So What. We are pretty bad....we will support ya and give it our all but we are not affraid to turn on ya no matter what you did before. Prime Time was right, i dont like the guy all that much, but he was right...reggie brown sucks
Posted 12:25 AM, 11/28/2008
mikerainey82
Deion was the definition of everything bad that sports became. He is now just one in a long line of former players who put their idiocy on display each week to entertain the intellectual viewers. He and Shannon Sharpe should have their own game show where contestants try to decipher what it is that they are trying to say.
Posted 12:34 AM, 11/28/2008
phillyjhawk
Just the opinion I care about...a has been former Cowboy who didn't like to tackle.
Posted 12:36 AM, 11/28/2008
ClarkU
Yeah Prime wasn't all that..Just the best cover corner/punt returner in NFL history. Two rings, HOF. Right, he sucked. Hate to have a guy like that on my team. I like his TV work, he's got an opinion and he's not scared to say it. Preach brother and if the truth stings, tough.
Posted 12:38 AM, 11/28/2008
vegasguy26
Comparing the treatment of Donovan to Brady or Manning is ridiculous. Donovan is a good qb overall, but he's not in the same league as those guys. Apples and oranges.....
Posted 12:40 AM, 11/28/2008
pabst blue ribbon
deion who? when has he been of ANY importance in the last 10 years? he can choke on a wishbone, and i'll call it a great thanksgiving
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Posted 12:57 AM, 11/28/2008
ruddjb
Anyone who makes as much money as McNabb needs to expect a little criticism. If any of us underperformed at our workplace we would hear about it. This is part of the territory when your a multi-millionaire.
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Posted 12:59 AM, 11/28/2008
Barbouze
Does anyone really give a rats behind what that has-been thinks?
Posted 01:04 AM, 11/28/2008
snook65
Can't say that I disagree with Prime but do not paint all Eagles fans with the same brush. Unfortunately only the negative idiots get exposure. I saw plenty of #5 jerseys in the stands and I had mine on. Donovan could care less about these idiots and I can only wish that the media both local & national would do the same.
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