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Its' too early to panic but Flyers' blowout loss hints at trouble| Mike Sielski (opens the original)
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Amid the most optimism and the highest expectations around them in years, the Flyers opened their regular season Wednesday night and were bad. More than just bad, actually. They were horribly bad. They were terribly bad. They were Plan 9 from Outer Space bad, left-the-milk-out-too-long bad, Andy Dalton-on-third-and-goal bad. They were the kind of bad that stops being surprising and interesting and starts being embarrassing and ⦠just more embarrassing. They were so bad that the Xfinity Mobile
Jalen Hurts and the Eagles took a major hit against the Bears | Mike Sielski (opens the original)
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CHICAGO â Jalen Hurts had scrambled to his right toward the sideline, had taken a step out of bounds, had taken a hellacious hit from Bears linebacker DâMarco Jackson, and there Hurts was now, sprinting back to the Eaglesâ huddle, making sure the world knew that he believed he was good to go. The Eagles were moving, at the Bearsâ 15-yard line midway through the second quarter, in striking distance of a tying touchdown. But the concussion spotter assigned to Monday nightâs game at Soldi
The Flyers' season hinges on Matvei Michkov, internal growth | Mike Sielski (opens the original)
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One day last spring, just after the Flyers had finished an off-day practice in Raleigh during the Eastern Conference semifinals against the Carolina Hurricanes, Matvei Michkov lingered in the locker room, the only player there. Two or three media members were hanging out, too, chatting with him about soccer, Michkov chatting back in splintered English. There was no tension. He was not sullen. If anything, he was effervescent: smiling, happy to engage. He did not in any way appear to be shattered
Danny Brière wants to swing big with the Flyers. He might face a happy problem | Mike Sielski (opens the original)
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Hereâs the funny part about the Flyersâ renaissance last season and their heightened expectations ahead of this season: There has been a pretty wide disparity between the teamâs tangible achievements and the collective reaction to those achievements. Achievement 1: The Flyers, with a desperate charge late in the regular season, qualify for the playoffs â an accomplishment that was once taken for granted by the franchise and its fans â for the first time since 2020. They then beat the P
Landon Dickerson revealed the cold reality of the NFL. Does anyone care? | Mike Sielski (opens the original)
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Landon Dickerson stepped into a South Philadelphia sports bar Monday night and started answering questions, and anyone there who cared to understand the reality of professional football should have stopped chowing down on cheesesteaks and crab fries and listened closely to him. Dickerson didnât break any news about his health or his status as the Eaglesâ starting left guard. The Inquirerâs Jeff McLane took care of that, revealing that the team was placing Dickerson on injured reserve becau
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