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Former Passyunk Square resident Jaeden Lieberher, 14, stars as Bill Denbrough in New Line Cinema’s horror thriller ‘IT,’ based on the Stephen King novel.

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or securing our border, I’ve got a better idea than building a wall. My idea is less expensive, ecologically superior and more practical. Build a moat. And catch this: We wouldn’t need to fill the moat with alligators. Just fill it with Sheriff Joe Arpaio in the moat after he’s missed a few meals. Even the sheriff’s critics agree that he’s very fierce, particularly if it comes to persecuting Mexicans. I know what you’re t h i n k i n g . Wo u l d the government of Mexico pay for the moat? I think President Trump, being the “strong” negotiator that he is, could swing a deal. Issue a formal apology to Mexico for Taco Bell. The moat could also act as a dump for establishment Republicans. Think of the TV ratings when Trump dropped Mitch McConnell from Air Force One … without a parachute. I don’t want you to think that building a moat is the only solution to solving our illegal immigration problem (Wait! That isn’t a problem since illegal immigration has fallen off since Obama was president). My other alternative is a tad more expensive, but attractive in its simplicity. We could just reconquer Mexico and declare that country part of the U.S. No wall. No moat. Why? Because Mexicans crossing into America would be

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he last time Jaeden Lieberher spoke with South Philly Review, he was 10 years old and had just landed his first commercial gig. The commercial aired during the Super Bowl, and he said he wanted to keep doing what he was doing. Four years later, the former resident of the 1200 block of S. Clarion Street maintains the

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same sentiment, even though his acting chops have expanded far beyond commercials. Now 14, Jaeden is set to lead in one of the biggest anticipated blockbusters of the fall. He is the star of “It,” a film adaptation of Stephen King’s classic horror novel. It’s his first blockbuster-leading role, but he already has 11 television and film acting credits to cram onto his resume.

Ask him yourself, though, and he’ll say not much has changed since that initial interview. “I’ve hit puberty, that’s pretty much it,” he said with a laugh. Jaeden plays Bill Denbrough, who lives in the fictional rural town of Derry, Maine. In the film, Bill’s 6-year-old brother Georgie is claimed by Pennywise the Dancing Clown, an entity that lives in the town’s sewers and is able to take the form of any child’s greatest fear. Bill leads his friends in an investigation See IT, page 6>>

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he Phillies are partaking in a Major League Baseballwide effort to raise childhood cancer awareness by hosting #PhilliesGoGold events each week of September — Pediatric Cancer Awareness Month. Up first is tomorrow night’s (Sept. 7) Kisses for Kyle Go Gold Children’s Fashion Show in the Hall of Fame Club at Citizens Bank Park, 1 Citizens Bank Way. The event will feature more than 20 kids, who are part of the Kisses for Kyle program, and their siblings. Celebrity models include Barrett Brooks and Amy Fadool from CSN Philly; Erin Coleman, Jim Rosenfield and Aundrea Cline from NBC10; Ike Reese from SportsRadio 94WIP; Dawn Stensland from Talk

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to take down Pennywise, all the while hoping to find his little brother. They may look identical, but Jaeden and Bill have vastly different backgrounds; Jaeden city-hopped from Philadelphia to Los Angeles when he was about 8 to pursue his acting career, and Bill is used to biking everywhere in his small town home with his friends. Bill also speaks with a stutter. To approach the character, Jaeden had to find similarities. “Bill has a fear of losing his little brother, and I have a similar fear I’ll lose someone I’m close to,” he said. He was able to approach the role with that common fear in mind. “It helped me imagine what Bill is going through, so having a similar fear is how I related to him,” he said. Jaeden’s Georgie is his mother. As for the stutter, Jaeden used YouTube to research how to speak with one, but quickly found there are no prevalent speech patterns. “It was difficult to find the balance of sounding real, and making sure it was noticeable,” he said. Jaeden speaks softer than his on-screen counterpart, measuring each word with contemplative care. He’s entirely humble, and treats landing his role in “It” with the same importance of landing that Super Bowl commercial, because they were both “equally important to his future.” For someone his age, he’s already done quite a lot for his future. In 2014, he starred in “St. Vincent” alongside Bill Murray, Melissa McCarthy and Naomi Watts. For that role, Jaeden played a bullied kid who Murray’s alcoholic war veteran character takes under his wing, for better or worse. That role also was big for Jaeden’s future. He earned five award nominations for his performance, and he took home the prize in Las Vegas Film Critics Society

Awards’ Youth in Film category, and Phoenix Film Critics Society’s Best Performance by a Youth category. “It” isn’t the only movie he’s played the lead role in this year. Earlier this year, he starred alongside Watts again in “The Book of Henry,” this time as an 11-yearold genius who concocts a plan to save the girl next door from being abused by her father. Although acting keeps him busy, Jaeden looks forward to returning to the east coast to visit family who still reside in Philadelphia. “I feel weird being there, because I never want to do the touristy things because I’ve lived there most of my life,” he said with a laugh. His favorite thing to do is go to restaurants and “see what’s new.” A relative owns Johnny Brenda’s, a bar in Fishtown, one of his favorite jawns. He said he misses Philly’s weather; his west coast friends never heard of a snow day. As for the future, Jaeden’s approach is the same as it was four years ago. “I hope to keep acting in movies,” he said. “I just feel that anyone who gets to do this should be the happiest person, so I’m really, really glad it happened.” In each of the three films he’s played a lead role in, he’s played someone who deals with bullying. In the future, he’d like to take on a more sinister role, like a villain. How about taking up the role of Pennywise in a potential “It” sequel? “Maybe in 20 years,” he responded. He will next appear in “The True Adventures of WolfBoy.” Details on that question-raising title are hush-hush, but at least for now, he gets to keep doing what makes him happy. Another future goal he has is getting behind the camera and directing. It only took him a few years to achieve the goal he set at age 10. Who knows where he could be in another four years?

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From left, Jack Dylan Grazer as Eddie Kaspbrak, Jaeden Lieberher as Bill Denbrough and Finn Wolfhard as Richie Tozier in New Line Cinema’s horror thriller ‘It.’

Review: The ‘It’ movie of the fall By Logan Krum SOUTH PHILLY REVIEW

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tephen King is known for scaring. Pennywise the Dancing Clown, the poster child/demonic entity of “It,� is the stuff of nightmares. He lures kids into sewers with promises of bright red balloons and “floating� (whatever that means), then chomps on their arms before they can even say “bananza.� Such is the life story of Georgie Denbrough, the fictional 6-year-old whose biggest mistake was letting a paper boat sink down a sewer drain. As he peers down the grate, he (and the audience) are greeted by glowing yellow eyes and a sickening feeling in the stomach. The film’s introductory scene to Pennywise is a powerful one. But after that, it stops. Pennywise the clown just isn’t as effective after that gutwrenching opening scene (during which your digesting lunch will float, too!). It’s in no part the fault of Bill Skarsgard, the bug-eyed goblin who’s been quietly stealing the show in whatever he appears in (the “Divergent� series, this summer’s “Atomic Blond�). Nor is it the part of its child cast, led by South Philly native Jaeden Lieberher, who collectively give the best child cast

performance since “Stranger Things� (and not just because youngster Finn Wolfhard double dips in both productions). It’s Stephen King’s fault. Despite its status as one of King’s most famous works, “It� really isn’t that scary of a tale. Admittedly, I’ve never read the book, but the story’s formulaic repetition is easy to pick up on; Pennywise targets one of the seven main kids to spook with their specific fear, the kid escapes (usually by simply running away, the least creative solution), and repeat. Which isn’t to knock the story of “It� at all. The book deserves its classic status, and Andy Muschietti’s 2017 adaption deserves every heap of praise it will receive. The story of It has always misconstrued itself as prominently a horror. It isn’t. It’s a coming-of-age tale with horrific elements, and at that, it’s in a class of its own. As vehicles for that sentiment, the young cast shines. Lieberher (who first started making waves for his role in 2014’s “St. Vincent�) makes for a magnetic lead. His character speaks with a stutter that the actor expertly uses to convey his character’s inner fear, juxtaposed against his determined exterior as the leader of the brigade against Pennywise. Act now, get scared later. It’s a philosophy that is used

by the most memorable young main characters. Wolfhard, Sophia Lillis, Jack Dylan Grazer, Jeremy Ray Taylor, Wyatt Oleff and Chosen Jacobs round out the cast of kids as the “Loser Club,� social outcasts who bond over being haunted by school bullies and evil clowns. Grazer especially puts in work as Eddie, the bespectacled hypochondriac who often serves as the group’s voice of reason. New Line Cinema produced the film, in case you forgot it was possible to have horror movies that weren’t released by Blumhouse Productions. While the latter has deservedly hacked its way to the forefront of horror, “It� is a noticeable change of pace from the countless “Paranormal Activities,� “Purges� and “Annabelles� crowding the horror scene. Approaching the film’s release, it’s on track for a potential $50 million to $60 million opening weekend. Not only would that put it on track to become the most successful Stephen King film ever, but it would break records as the largest horror movie opening of all time. There’s a current trend in the box office where mixing two genres results in creative breakthroughs. Look at the market’s See REVIEW, page 12>>

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ip is the lead character in perhaps Charles Dickens’ most famous novel, “Great Expectations.” It tells the story of an orphan and his growth and personal development. Dickens was torn about how to complete the novel so he wrote more than one ending. Carson Wentz is the lead character in the latest chapter of Eagles football, an organization that has gone 57 years without winning a championship. While Wentz is far from an orphan, he was drafted No. 2 overall from a tiny school in North Dakota that most people in Philadelphia had never seen play a down of football. Like Pip, Wentz’ 2017 season is about growth and personal development. So how great should the expectations be for the kid from Fargo? Great growth and development should also mean great expectations. The cynical Eagle fan might surmise that it is best to expect nothing and then they won’t be disappointed. This Wentz kid is different than most and more special than most. This year you will be more pleasantly surprised than fatally disappointed. Every time I speak with an Eagle executive who is responsible for evaluating talent and building this roster the conversation ALWAYS comes back to Wentz. Actually they never say Wentz by name. They simply say that “we have 11.” In other words, in Wentz they trust. When pressed to say more about Wentz, they simply say that it’s everything. The work that he puts in. Quality work. It’s the time, as long a day as any employee puts in. The interaction with all teammates and the sincerity of those interactions. He is a complete self-starter and never needs to be told where to be or what

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O N T H E E AGLE S else needs to get done. He already knows that. The insatiable appetite to get better and to be great is a knowing purpose that can’t be qualified. When it comes to expectations he simply wants to be GREAT, and no price is too high to accomplish that. When Doug Pedersen and the coaches who accompanied him to his private workout at the Fargodome prior to him being drafted back in March of 2016, he was already out on the curb with a bag of balls and some spikes to workout waiting on the Eagles to work him out. Before the sun came up he was mentally ready to blow the doors off the Eagles coaches and scouts. When I spent time this spring with Eagle safety Malcolm Jenkins, who has one Super Bowl ring with Drew Brees in New Orleans, he told me that he has

every single trait that Drew Brees possesses. He said he can be Drew Brees. And that’s from a perspective of a star defensive player who has lined up opposite Drew Brees and Carson Wentz in practice every day and sees the special qualities that only a few of the QBs possess in any decade. The Eagles front office sees these qualities. Alshon Jeffery and Torrey Smith, and the rookie additions of Donnel Pumphrey and Mack Hollins and Shelton Gibson are a pretty good haul considering the dismal salary cap situation they found themselves in at the end of the 2016 season. There are a couple of immediate areas where we can follow Carson on the road to great expectations for both him and the team. He must become more accurate with throws 10 yards or more. Some of that will happen automatically as he is now surrounded with better players than the group he played with during his rookie campaign. The incessant drops should

be fewer and the routes and who he trusts to run those routes should be far superior to any game he played in a year ago. He has yet to secure a fourth-quarter comeback. Never underestimate this statistic for quarterbacks. While it is the ultimate team game, it still falls on the QB’s shoulders to find ways to win games in crunch time. Think back to week four last year in Detroit where they surrendered a fourth quarter lead because of a fumble by Ryan Mathews. But Carson still had a chance before an interception by Darius Slay Jr. foiled that attempt. Then there were back-to-back heart breaking defeats to the Giants and Cowboys in the middle of the season. Against Dallas they were up 10 points in the fourth quarter on the road in front of a national TV audience that slipped away. Later in the season they had a great chance to upend the Ravens on the road and could not make plays at the end to

pull out a mild upset. Those were four possible wins that could have made a good debut a great debut. When he pulls out his first fourth quarter comeback this year a graphic will immediately appear on a lower third of the man cave TV set you are watching on that will inform you. While you are informed, Carson will be relieved and that 100 watt incandescent smile of his will be a beacon of joy on the Eagle sideline. If the Eagles can enter the toughest stretch of their schedule 8-5 before they face the Giants and then on Christmas night they face the Raiders followed by the Cowboys only six days later, I think it could be the most exciting Eagle season in a long long time. With an 8-5 record going into that stretch it would ensure at least an 8-8 season and the possibility of an 11-5 season. But they can’t get to 8-5 without great play from Carson. Whether it’s looking at NFL stats and seeing Wentz among the leaderboards or listening to the new analytic kids who are breaking down every throw into some newfangled measurement, he will have to be an improved player at that point. The highest expectations are reserved for those players who are true franchise players. Tom Brady, Aaron Rodgers, Ben Roethlisberger, who make everyone in their organization better. They make them better by making five throws in almost every game that no one else can make. They make everyone better by converting on the toughest thirdand fourth-down plays that no one else makes and keeps a weary defense off the field. They manage games differently week to week to help cover up the weaknesses. They exude leadership via their actions especially when a team is in the toughest predic aments. This is a special club that awaits Carson. If Dickens were to write the script for the Eagles 2017 season I hope that his title, “Great Expectations,” were met by even the most cynical of fans. And I would hope that Dickens would only need to write one ending that leaves all Eagle fans with hope; the type of hope that leaves all fans of all ages believing that the Birds can end this 56-year old drought without a championship. Wentz, like Pip, is a season of growth and personal development.

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he guts of a football team’s offensive production, at any level, is measured on how the coaches mesh the offensive line with its running game. The chemistry and execution of those two units often determine the success of the season. The Eagles have a veteran offensive line that played together last year with the exception of right tackle Lane Johnson who sat out 10 games because of a PED suspension. This year, though, the Birds are basically putting together a new running corps. Darren Sproles is the only running back returning with significant playing time and carries over the last few years. Wendell Smallwood, now in his second year out of West Virginia, played in 13 games last year and accounted for 312 yards and one touchdown. Byron Marshall was signed in mid-December off the Eagles practice squad to the active roster and played in just three games. Veteran LeGarrette Blount – signed as a free agent this offseason – plus rookies Donnel Pumphrey and Corey Clement are new to the team. Halapoulivaati Vaitai, in his second year out of TCU, said the offensive line unit was making progress. “It’s improving, we just need to keep working on communicating,” Vaitai said at his locker after a training camp practice. “There’s always room for improvement. We’ve got everything down, we just need to execute it right and communicate.” Vaitai was asked about the Eagles making very few changes on the O-line this year. Was that a sign they are happy with who they have in camp? “I think so,” he said. “We’ve got a lot of talent in the offensive line. There is a lot of competition with the offensive linemen too. It’s a good thing.” Vaitai said he liked the group of running backs and how they are getting to know each other and the system. “They’re good guys, they are getting it,” Vaitai said. “They’re trying to understand our offense.” Vaitai said the running backs need to learn how their blockers operate, especially their footwork.

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The Eagles rushed for 152 yards in the third preseason game against Miami. LeGarrette Blount, number 29, had four carries for 19 yards. Giants head coach Ben McAdoo recently said his young group of running backs had to “learn the heels of their offensive linemen.” Vaitai said he understood what McAdoo meant by that. “They have to learn which guy we’re sliding to,” Vaitai said. “And which guy we’ve got and they have focus in for a second on each play and look where the gaps are forming.” Left guard Brandon Brooks was asked the same question about running backs learning the heels of their lineman. “It’s more or less … each running back has their own running style and how they read different things,” Brooks said. “They just need to get into the groove of things and understand how we block up front, the things that we do and how it affects their reads and what they need to be seeing their keys and stuff. We have certain footwork, certain angles we need to be on, things like

that.” Brooks said Blount will obviously catch on faster than the rookies and second-year players. With all this talk about running backs and offensive linemen getting to learn each others’ steps, the Birds opened the preseason against the Green Bay Packers and ran the ball just 19 times for a measly 47 yards and no touchdowns on the ground. Head coach Doug Pederson called 54 pass plays — in a preseason game. NFL Network’s Brian Baldinger looked at the Eagles-Packers preseason game and said these games are for getting your blocking techniques down and to practice tough game situations. “They should look at these games honestly,” Baldinger said. “And just use these games for every situation. They should go for it on fourth down. They should go for it on fourth and one from the goal line. They should try every possible situation you are

going to be in at crunch time during the regular season. You should be getting into as much situational football as you can. “That includes if you want to try a fake punt or whatever … also can the center snap it to the up back? They should try these things right now.” Baldinger said there are plays you only practice during preseason games. “The one area you can’t work on in practice is the inside run game,” he said. “You’re just not going to beat guys up and you don’t want to tackle. You should be working on all those inside combo blocks, doo-dad blocks and getting to the second level. You should be running these plays regardless of the result.” The Eagles ran the ball much better against a bad Miami team but must get better, especially their rookies. Pumphrey said he needs to learn more about his line and fundamentals. The Eagles gave him 11 touches against Green

Bay and the rookie produced just 17 total yards. It wasn’t poor blocking on every play for sure. After four preseason games, Pumphrey has 20 carries for 49 yards, no touchdowns. The team has averaged just 3.12 yards per carry. It has to improve. “I’m definitely happy with the touches,” Pumphrey said. “I felt like I could have done a lot more with those touches. They are giving me the opportunities to showcase myself, I just have to do better in space and make plays. I was disappointed.” Pumphrey has also fumbled twice, the team nine times, losing four. “You can’t do that at this level,” Pumphrey said. “Turnovers are a big part of the game. Whatever team turns the ball over usually ends up on the bottom. Football at this level is a business, and if I continue to fumble, I’ll no longer be here.” Follow Al Thompson on Twitter @thompsoniii

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f there were ever the perfect place to exorcise some demons for the 2017 Philadelphia Eagles, FedEx Field is a good place to start. The Eagles haven’t won there since 2013, in large part because Washington linebacker Ryan Kerrigan has been the most dominant Eagle-slayer since the days of Lawrence Taylor when he was with the New York Giants. Mission A for the Eagles offense, with all of this fancy firepower – wide receivers Alshon Jeffery and Torrey Smith and running back LeGarrette Blount – added in the offseason, is to slow Kerrigan, who has recorded 14 tackles and four quarterback sacks in three straight Washington wins over the Eagles in Landover, Maryland. To open the season with a victory against the NFC East-rival Redskins, the Eagles have to get the offense in gear right away. They have to establish the running game with Blount and Wendell Smallwood, and then work some play-action passing off of the ground attack. Washington’s front seven is its strength defensively, and the premier piece in all of that is Kerrigan, a seventh-year player who has 58.5 career quarterback sacks and two Pro Bowls to his name.

E AGLE S I N S I D E R “He’s a great player, no question about that,� Eagles right tackle Lane Johnson said. “He makes you work. He has a lot of moves, gets off the line of scrimmage well and he just keeps coming. I’ve had my hands full with him. He’s a real challenge.� Kerrigan is more than that. He’s the single player who disrupts the Eagles like no other, and he’s a primary reason — along with the play from quarterback Kirk Cousins, who has completed 64 percent of his passes for 12 touchdowns, three interceptions and 1,579 yards in five career games against the Eagles — that Washington has won five straight games against the Eagles, including three consecutive victories at FedEx Field. For the Eagles to become a playoff team in

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f Eagles standout offensive tackle Lane Johnson wrote a bombastic column for the players blog website theplayerstribune.com to divert people away from talking about his 10-game suspension last year for violating the NFL’s policy on performance enhancing drugs, it backfired. If he wrote it to stir the pot and get Eagles fans and his teammates inspired to travel to Washington and leave the nation’s capital with a win over the Redskins in the season opener Sept. 10, then it was a brilliant move. We will know if it worked Sunday night. On Aug. 23, the popular player-only site published a column by Johnson where he talks about how tough fans can be in Philadelphia and that he found it “refreshing.” He talked about his mistakes and how he wanted to make good on missing a total of 14 games over four seasons due to suspension for testing positive for PEDs. In his quest to relate that enthusiasm to Eagles Nation, he may have started a firestorm that will no doubt intensify as the opener approaches. In the column Johnson writes: “Let me tell you what’s going to happen in a couple of weeks: This team is going to go down to D.C. and whup some a___ against the Redskins. We’re going to surprise some people.” Johnson wasn’t done. The 6-foot-6, 317 pounder went on to say the Washington game is just the start. “That’s where the momentum is going to begin,” he said, “And then the hype train is just going to get bigger as the league realizes that the Eagles are back. The NFC East is the toughest division in all of football and it’s going to get even tougher this season because nobody is going to want to face us. I’m not saying this just to blow smoke, I’m telling you guys this is how it’s going to go down.” Well it didn’t take long for those words to find their way into the Redskins locker room. Washing-

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Lane Johnson’s bombastic column predicting the Eagles were going to “Whup some a__” in Washington on Sept. 10, has generated strong locker-room material. ton linebacker Zach Brown, who joined the Redskins this offseason, took to Twitter to let Johnson know what he thought about his prediction. “They are some new boys in town and we don’t need PEDs to win...but just for u, 53 will be seeing you.” Brown, who obviously wears No. 53, did delete the Tweet, but explained himself to a local reporter, The Washington Post’s Scott Allen. “Just to hear somebody say that about our organization is insulting,” Brown said. “So for me, I was like, man, let me just say something back to him real quick to let him know this is a new atmosphere, a new team, a new drive. Everybody here is playing to the last second no matter what it is. We have one goal in mind — to win every game.” Brown is a sixth-year linebacker who was drafted by the Tennessee Titans in 2012. After the Birds defeated the Miami Dolphins 38-31 at the Linc, Johnson was asked if he’d seen Brown’s quotes. “Not really, but it’s all in good fun,” Johnson said. “I’m a competitive person. We’re gonna go

there to play and I hope they are ready for us to come down there. It’s gonna be a good game.” As more follow up questions were asked, Johnson seemed to double down on his prediction for the opener at FedEX Field. “Yeah, I mean that’s the mentality here,” Johnson said. “Who wants to be soft with a division opponent? Has that ever been that mentality here? No. Nobody likes the Cowboys, nobody likes the Redskins, nobody likes the Giants, so I really don’t give a damn (what their fans or Brown says).” Johnson went on to say he hopes the war on words helps the Eagles break a five-game losing streak to Washington. “If a few words can get this team riled up, it’s not hurting anybody,” Johnson said. “All it is is words so … take it out on me, I don’t care. If it makes other people play better, hey I’m down for it.” Johnson was asked about if he plays badly, people will say it was because he was shooting off his mouth. Again, the left tackle was unfazed. “That’s fine,” Johnson said. “As long as we

come out with a win, I’m fine,” Johnson was asked if he was bucking the tradition of players always being politically correct, toting a party line. “I try to be as honest as possible,” Johnson said, “You know how it is in this world, negativity sells. That’s what gets you clicks, that’s what gets people interested in stuff, so that’s how the game goes.” At the end of his column, Johnson called on Eagles Nation to stand up … and do their thing. “So Philly, here’s what we’re gonna need from you: Fly with us and just be you. Come out to the games, drink some beers and raise some hell. Make this a place where our team loves to play and everybody else hates – especially Cowboys fans. “We’ll take care of the rest. “Man, is it Sept. 10 yet?” Johnson is doing his part to make sure everyone is paying attention. Follow Al Thompson on Twitter @thompsoniii

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