Philadelphia Eagles

Three wide receivers who will give you the most return value in 09'.

Note: All rankings are based on following stats
10 receiving yards= 1 point
All td's= 6 points

3. DeSean Jackson

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He's as explosive as they come, and his prime has arrived.

#16-Brian Westbrook-RB, Philadelphia Eagles

#17-Brandon Marshall-WR, Denver Broncos

#18-Steve Smith-WR, Carolina Panthers

#19-Michael Turner-RB, Atlanta Falcons

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With the MLB playoffs set to begin, there is a subtle difference in the air compared to start of any other postseason. In the NHL, fans can potentially look forward to a great Canadians/Bruins series that is not only exciting, but has a historical kick to it. Likewise basketball fans always have the chance to see if the Suns can finally get past the Spurs and football fans love seeing the rivalry of the Eagles Vs the City of Philadelphia when the Eagles so much as get tackled for a loss.

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The special teams I'm not too worried about at this point, the Philadelphia Eagles have some great returners. As for the defense, well that's where I feel a little concerned. The linebackers are much better than what they have shown, and John Lynch will help out Rodney Harrison and the corner backs to make the secondary a little bit stronger.

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Goodbye and good riddance to Manny Ramirez on his way out to Los Angeles. He's Joe Torre's problem now after the Boston Red Sox cut a three-team deal to send the team-killing douche bag left fielder to the Dodgers just before Thursday's trade deadline, a desperate move designed to purge Boston's decaying collective soul of a man who simply wanted no part of Red Sox Nation anymore.

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Bown, a thirty-year-old veteran coming off the most productive year of his career? Or how about the Philadelphia Eagles? Their secondary is like the backfield of the Denver Broncos. It seems a star can be born just by inserting anybody into their system. Lito Sheppard is younger than Sheldon Brown, so he would be the more attractive option for the Jets, but Philadelphia might be more willing to part ways with Sheldon Brown. Offer up a two for one trade. Try to get just one of those guys and you have plenty of linebackers to sweeten the pot. And then there’s the Tennessee Titans, who need offensive help and have a plethora of defensive talent to spare. Brad Smith has been an interesting player for the Jets but doesn’t seem to jive with their style of offense. However, with a mobile quarterback like Vince Young, perhaps an all-purpose player like Smith would be enticing to Jeff Fisher. Is there a trade involving Nick Harper that the Titans would consider?

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