An esteemed group met at the NovaCare Complex to discuss their picks.
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Blue-ribbon panel on picking the all-time best Eagle It's difficult to span eras and name the greatest ever
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The best ever. How do you judge? How do you cross eras and compare? Just what is universal, what is the tipping point for such an honor as being named the best ever for a franchise that has existed for more than seven decades? Championships.
- Pick for No. 1 came down to two
The eyes. Everyone remembers the eyes. When Reggie White was bearing down on a quarterback, pushing forward like a bull, his eyes foretold the impact: I'm coming. You can't stop me.
In 1960, many players in the NFL might have thought they could play both ways. Chuck Bednarik did, and excelled.
- 5 - Brian Dawkins
- 6 - Wilbert Montgomery
- 7 - Pete Pihos
- 8 - Bob Brown
- 9 - Donovan McNabb
- 10 - Bill Bergey
He was of boundless energy and without a fear, that little spark plug with no face mask.
It wasn't for an NFL title. It wasn't the Super Bowl. At the time, however, it seemed even bigger, even better. It was the Cowboys.
Weeks after flattening Frank Gifford, Chuck Bednarik's game-ending tackle clinched the 1960 NFL championship.
- The Next-Best Coaches
The current coach has the best winning percentage and most overall wins of any Eagles coach. He also is subject to slings and arrows for falling short of a Lombardi Trophy, thus far.
Pick, the editor-man ordered. Pick the greatest Eagles team ever as part of the observance of 75 years of Birds. Go on, pick.
Willie Guess said his job is to make "Philly look like Philly again" after big events such as Saturday night's Welcome America concert and fireworks show on the Benjamin Franklin Parkway.
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