The Philadelphia Eagles: Flock of Feathers or Pack of Bulldogs?
Forget Rocky Balboa running up the steps, the Philadelphia Eagles have a new mascot movement brewing, and it involves adorable bulldogs instead of the fighting spirit of a fictional boxer. That's right, folks, the Eagles are going through a serious case of UGA-mania!
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Dawgs on the Rise: A Bulldog Bonanza
The University of Georgia's Bulldogs have become a familiar sight in the City of Brotherly Love. How familiar? Try a whopping six former Bulldogs currently calling Lincoln Financial Field home. That's more Bulldogs than you'd find at a fancy barbeque in Athens!
These aren't just bench-warming pups either. Several are expected to be starters, bringing their championship pedigree from Georgia to the fight for the Lombardi Trophy with the Eagles. This influx of talent has even led Georgia fans to utter the unthinkable: "Maybe we should cheer for the Eagles this year?" Hey, can you blame them? It's hard to root against a team with that much red and black flowing through its veins.
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But Wait, There's More! (Because Seriously, Six Bulldogs is a Lot)
This isn't just some random trend. The Eagles have actively sought out this Bulldog bounty. They've snagged five Georgia players in the past two drafts, and even traded for star running back D'Andre Swift to complete their furry little dream team. This is the most the Eagles have ever had from a single college program, and it's sure to create a strong support system for these young players as they adjust to the big leagues.
Translation: These Bulldogs are gonna have each other's backs on and off the field. No more freshman hazing, just reminiscing about championship wins in Athens and chowing down on cheesesteaks (because let's be honest, that's the real test of any athlete moving to Philly).
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Fun Fact: This whole situation has led to the coining of a new nickname for the Eagles: The PhillyDawgs. Now that's a name with some bite (or should we say bark?) to it.
Frequently Asked Questions: You Got Questions, We Got Answers (Well, Kinda)
Alright, alright, we know this whole UGA-Eagles situation has you scratching your head. Here are some quick answers to the burning questions on everyone's mind:
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How to tell the difference between a Philadelphia Eagle and a Georgia Bulldog?
Easy! Eagles soar through the air, while Bulldogs… well, let's just say they take things a bit lower to the ground.
How to cheer for both the Eagles and the Bulldogs? Wear split jerseys? Learn the complicated art of ambidextrous high-fiving? Honestly, we're still working on that one.
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How many cheesesteaks can a Bulldog eat in one sitting? That depends on the Bulldog's appetite (and tolerance for grease). We recommend starting slow and working your way up.
How to convince my friend who's a die-hard Dallas Cowboys fan to cheer for the Eagles (aka the PhillyDawgs)? That's a tough one. Maybe show them highlights of the Georgia Bulldogs' defense? There's nothing quite like a good sack to change someone's mind.
How many wins will the Eagles have this season with all these Bulldogs on the team? Now that's the real question, isn't it? Only time will tell, but one thing's for sure: it's gonna be an exciting season in Philadelphia (and maybe even Athens)!
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