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Mock-tober multiple choice test Melania Trump is feuding with Ivana because … a) She thought part of her marriage arrangement included shared custody of Donald. As Melania put it, “Why doesn’t she also have to spend time living in the White House with him?” b) Would YOU want people to believe that you’re Donald Jr. and Eric’s birth mother? c) Ivana never had to wear sneakers when she visited Puerto Rico. d) Her feud is with Ivanka, not Ivana. Melania is demanding that Ivanka look in a mirror and repeat after her, “Melania is the First Lady, not me.”

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President Trump believes that his Secretary of State Rex Tillerson is the real moron because … a) Tillerson took the job. b) His (Trump’s) IQ is one point higher. “You DO get 20 additional points if you’re the President, right?” c) “Wanna compare wives?” d) Tillerson doesn’t even know who recorded “Rocket Man.” See CARDELLA, page 8>>

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Klip Collective will present an artistic light show called ‘Migration’ in Marconi Plaza on Oct. 28.

Monument Lab highlights Marconi Plaza The exhibit is part of Mural Arts Philadelphia’s nine-week citywide project By Lindsey Nolen 6287+ 3+,//< 5(9,(:

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s part of its Monument Lab project, a public art and history project produced by Mural Arts Philadelphia, Marconi Plaza, Broad Street and Oregon Avenue, will be put in the spotlight on Saturday, Oct. 28 from 7 to 10 p.m. One of the high-

lights will be an interactive news kiosk that will offer a variety of free written and artistic materials and a light show. During the light show, put on by Klip Collective and called “Migration,” translucent planes of fabric and smoke will create a floating sensation, and viewers will be able to become a part of the display as the projections “wash over their bodies, symbolizing that once they enter, they are a part of

this country.” “The Saturday Spotlight in Marconi Plaza will be unique because it is the one time when the public will get to experience Klip Collective’s project,” Nicole Steinberg, director of communications and brand management at Mural Arts Philadelphia, said. “In addition to Klip’s interactive installation, the event will have a night marSee MARCONI PLAZA, page 7>>

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Op-Ed They’re not immigrants

The article written by Sabrina Vourvoulias regarding ICE raids on immigrants (“Four days of fear,� Oct. 4) was disrespectful to immigrants. Stop calling them immigrants. They are illegal undocumented criminals. My parents were immigrants. They came to this country legally with a sponsor, a job, a place to live, and did not receive one dime from the government to help them survive. My father enlisted in the Army, was wounded, a Purple Heart recipient, learned English, opened a business and still had to apply for citizenship to stay in this country. ICE is arresting illegal criminals. Philadelphia’s Sanctuary City is a garbage dump for illegal criminals. Mayor Kenney wants these people here for votes, not out of the kindness of his heart. An example used of a crime committed was “only an expired VISA.� If a doctor’s license expired he would not be able to practice medicine. If your driver’s license expired your car would be impounded and you would be fined. But, it’s OK to have an expired VISA? This person knew the VISA was expired, but did nothing to renew it, because this is America and we forgive criminals for everything. The people getting arrested are not being “put in their place� as she stated, but are being legally arrested for crimes probably more egregious than an expired VISA. Msgr. Hugh Shields, pastor at St. Thomas Parish, said “we are creating a climate not reflective of the values of this country.� What values? Hiding criminals who bring drugs into our cities, creating gangs, robberies, murders? People who get health care, food stamps, housing, education, all funded by hard-working American taxpayers. Why would they renew a VISA or become a citizen through the proper channels? America has accepted and protected them. Americans can’t go to other countries and mix into society and become part of their community. They would be arrested or killed. We are being invaded by foreigners who think it’s their right to just move in without going through the legal processes. The laws of a country are what keep the country stable and safe. They are not abiding by those laws, and we are allowing them to believe it’s their right to live here illegally by protecting them in these Sanctuary Cities. Fran Gallo South Philadelphia

Does The Philly United Way have a Ferguson problem?

Lately, I have been concerned with the direction of our regional United Way’s leadership. The United Way of Greater Philadelphia & Southern New Jersey does not have a single person of color on its executive leadership team. Not one. People of color represent just 7 percent of UWGPSNJ’s

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massive regional board of directors. With a mission to end generational poverty, you’d think the United Way would do better, and I know it can. If UWGPSNJ’s mission is to eradicate generational poverty, and its biggest beneficiaries are a largely black and Latino population, why is it that there are no people of color represented in United Way’s leadership? This is what some nonprofit experts call the “Ferguson Effect� on nonprofits. I just never expected one of Philadelphia’s biggest philanthropic leaders to suffer from it. While 36.1 percent of Philadelphia’s youth live in poverty, black children make up 20.4 percent of that number with Hispanic children coming in second at 9.4 percent. Approximately 2,900 children in Philadelphia are homeless, 78 percent of them are black. More than 66 percent of black children live in a single female-headed household while more than 58 percent of Hispanic children live in a single female-headed household. Research shows that a child living in a single female-headed family is nearly five times more likely to be poor than a child living in a married family. Seventy-two

percent of the 10-18 year olds in the juvenile justice system are black. These are all issues that the United Way seeks to address when they ask us to donate generously. Three years ago, Derwin Dubose wrote a piece for the Nonprofit Quarterly regarding the nonprofit sector’s general lack of representation and how “the glaring disparity in nonprofit leadership bears a striking similarity to Ferguson.� In Ferguson, two-thirds of the city’s population was black, while “whites served as mayor, five of six city councilors, six of seven school board members, and 50 of 52 police officers.� At the United Way, the constituency it serves is predominantly black and Latino. Yet, UWGPSNJ lacks diversity on its executive leadership team, and just six of its 70 regional board members are people of color. I’m surprised as the UWGPSNJ states in its own core values that it has a “culture of inclusion� and “seeks talented staff from all backgrounds.� Yet recently, we watched UWGPSJ part ways with its only person of color in an executive leadership position, leaving the executive team

100 percent white. Despite its rhetoric about inclusion, UWGPSNJ is currently moving backward. This is alarming because so many of the people the UWGPSNJ serve are black and Latino. People of color have been effectively relegated to being recipients of charity instead of being empowered to improve their own circumstances. The corporate and private donor class should not find this acceptable. But all hope isn’t lost. There are two very important ways to get our local Philly United Way to turn it around. First, funders have to lead the way. Donors must demand nonprofit diversity even of the United Way. Secondly, UWGPSNJ must aggressively go beyond the rhetoric of inclusion and aggressively recruit people of color as candidates for its executive staff and membership to its board. UWGPSNJ is currently looking for a new CEO. Maybe it can start there. Otis L. Bullock Jr. Attorney and Executive Director of Diversified Community Services

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3KRWRV Saturday was a real treat for children and adults at Shot Tower Playground, Front and Carpenter streets. Many of the younger attendees received a facial makeover to get in the festive spirit of the annual fall festival. Spin art, crafts and games were also part of the family-friendly affair.

3KRWR Tap Room on 19th, 19th and Ritner streets, was the place to be on Sunday night, especially for meatball and gravy lovers. The Meatball and Gravy Contest drew some 30 contestants and about 300 hungry eaters from the neighborhood. Even better, it raised some money for hurricane relief.

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Verna earns her Way By Bill Gelman 6287+ 3+,//< 5(9,(:

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hen talking about Philadelphia City Council, Anna Verna is a name that is hard to forget. She served as 2nd District councilperson for 36 years before becoming the first-female City Council president in 1999, a position she held for 12 years (the longest term served for a council president). When Verna retired in 2011, she was the longest-tenured employee in the City of Philadelphia – 60 years. This is just the abbreviated version of her career accomplishments, accomplishments worthy of special recognition. On Oct. 7, the 1200 block of South Broad St., where she lived for many years, was renamed Anna Cibotti Verna Way. Current 2nd District Councilman Kenyatta Johnson presented Verna with the sign. ‌ Speaking of famous South Philadelphians, Marian Anderson is one of the neighborhood’s biggest stars. The National Marian Anderson Museum is holding its 20th Anniversary Gala &

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Concert Event on Oct. 28 at Philadelphia Performing Arts, a String Theory Charter School’s Center City campus featuring a performance of “Ragtime the Musical� narrated by CBS 3 anchor Ukee Washington. The theatrical concert will begin at 5 p.m. followed by a celebratory dinner and entertainment starting at 6:30 p.m. The evening is planned to recognize the museum’s meaningful preservation, programming and exhibits in the memory and musical legacy of Anderson. “In the celebration of Marian’s life, we’re at a historic precipice of 20 years of our historical museum and her musical legacy,� Jillian Patricia Pirtie,

National Marian Anderson Scholar Artist and COO of the museum, said. “We celebrate Marian Anderson for her music, her humanitarianism and her legacy. As a Marian Anderson Scholar Artist, I’m honored to carry her torch and legacyâ€?. Many of the performers in “Ragtime the Musicalâ€? concert are Marian Anderson Scholar Artists or individuals who will receive this honor later in the year. The Marian Anderson Scholar Artist Program was started by Anderson in 1960. Blanche Burton Lyles, her protĂŠgĂŠ and a scholar artist herself, continued the legacy that Pirtie has since taken over. The Scholar Artist mission is to help foster education and professional performance development of talented young up-and-coming artists, ages 18 to 45. Tickets are $75/person. To RSVP for tickets, contact the Marian Anderson Museum office, 215-779-4219, or visit, marianandersonhistoricalsociety. weebly.com. ... The students and staff at Amadee Bregy Elementary School, 1700 Bigler St., are ready to walk for a cause – raising money to send to the Red Cross to

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Former City Council President Anna C. Verna was joined by 2nd District Councilman Kenyatta Johnson and the City Lights String Band at the ceremonial sign presentation. aid the hurricane relief efforts in Florida, Texas and Puerto Rico. The walka-thon is taking place on Oct. 30. The school held a pep rally on Monday. ... Due to last weekend’s weather, the Capitola Flea Market will take place on

MARCONI PLAZA: Set to feature displays

<<Continued from page 1 ket quality and feel, with various food trucks and performances by local immigrant groups involved at Southeast by Southeast.� While the light show will only be on display during the spotlight Saturday event, the news kiosk will remain open on Wednesdays and Thursdays from 4 to 7 p.m., and on Saturdays and Sundays from noon to 5 p.m., through Nov. 19. Included in the materials that will be on display within the kiosk are postcards, maps, books, oral histories and recipe cards from immigrants and refugees in South Philadelphia. “The interactive kiosk at Marconi Plaza is Shira Walinsky’s project, Free Speech, which was created out of work that Shira has been doing for about seven years with community members who utilize our Southeast by Southeast space on 8th and Snyder,� Steinberg added. “While the immigrant populations who utilize this space are evolving over time, the majority of our constituents there are immigrants or refugees from Bhutan, Burma and Nepal, so the work is a reflection of those groups.� Supported by the Friends of Marconi Plaza, Janet DeLuca, the group’s secretary, expressed that people should come out to the event to see the work of Wilinsky, who has been working with the Southeast by Southeast community. This is because Wilinsky’s purpose is to showcase the cultures that comprise this particular community. “[Also] it is my understanding of the choice of adding Klip Collective to Marconi’s project is that it coordinates with the theme of migration, because it is a larger than life video projec-

tion Marconi has the ample space to display,� DeLuca said. “With the Migration theme, it channels the surnames of South Philadelphia immigrants into an immersive experience, as the names pass over and around the viewers Photo provided by Mural Arts Philadelphia Shira Walinksy’s kiosk project, in waves, and the Free Speech, will be featured at viewers become an active part.� Marconi Plaza through Nov. 19. DeLuca added that attendees should expect to learn about aspects of the Southeast by Southeast community through printed materials and videos, and that the Friends of Marconi are hoping the spotlight on the Plaza will help inform the community of the space. “Marconi Plaza was chosen for one of these projects because it is a transportation hub with the many bus routes and Broad Street subway line converging at Broad and Oregon,� DeLuca said. For more information about Southeast by Southeast, an ongoing initiative out of our Porch Light program (a collaboration between Mural Arts and Department of Behavioral Health and Intellectual disAbility Services), visit muralarts.org/program/porchlight/sexse.

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CARDELLA: Testing your sanity

<<Continued from page 1 Mayor Kenney has done the impossible ‌ a) He’s ticked off the Italian-Americans in South Philly who think he favors the Two-Streeters and immigrants. b) He’s ticked off the Two-Streeters who think he favors immigrants and gays. c) He’s ticked off immigrants who think he favors illegal immigrants over legal immigrants and gays. d) He’s ticked off gays because why should they be excluded again?

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A recent poll of Philadelphians on whether Columbus should be honored revealed the following comments ... a) South Philadelphia: What, they couldn’t make the statue in Marconi Plaza bigger? b) Center City: Columbus is an insult to indigenous people everywhere. Let’s rename Columbus Boulevard, Delaware Avenue. c) North Philadelphia: If he’s related to Frank Rizzo, I’m in favor of tearing it down. I’d even settle for a statue of Beyonce, if you want to know the truth. d) Point Breeze area: If Ori Feibush is behind it, I’m against it. Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones recently declared ... a) If any of my players kneel during the National Anthem, he won’t play, unless he’s named Dak Prescott, Ezekiel Elliott, Dez Bryant or Jason Witten. b) I’m against kneeling during the National Anthem because I can’t get back up. c) I don’t even want my players kneeling during church services. d) I don’t have a problem with abusers on my team. I don’t consider beating up women unpatriotic. I can’t say the same for kneeling during the National Anthem. It is NOT true that President Trump made the following comment after viewing the painting by Leonardo da Vinci of The Last Supper ‌ a) Was here a prix fixe menu? b) Did Jesus get a speaker’s fee? c) I’ve hosted bigger dinners, believe me. d) I would’ve never invited Judas. I don’t like losers. A recent study showed the following link between health and marriage ... a) Married men have lower cholesterol than single men because their wives force them to eat kale. b) Married women have a shorter life expectancy – at least the ones who are married to men. Lesbians in a committed relationship show signs of outliving everyone and having a helluva good time. c) Being forced to dance with their wives on cruises helps keep married men in shape. d) More than half of the married men who participated in the study say they don’t WANT to live longer.

A sampling of the reaction of Puerto Ricans to President Trump’s post-hurricane visit to their island indicates that fewer than 1 percent of them ... a) Smiled because Trump’s tossing paper towels to them reminded them of the Phillie Phanatic shooting hot dogs into the stands at Citizens Bank Park. b) Thought that it just a coincidence Trump visited the only part of the island with clean drinking water and power. c) Believed Trump when he claimed that Steph Curry showed him how to shoot 3’s with paper towels. d) Felt it would’ve been unpatriotic if they shot paper towels at Trump.

City Controller Alan Butkovitz’s fierce opposition to the Kenney Administration’s soda tax ... a) Has nothing whatsoever to do with the campaign donations that Butkovitz received from the soda industry (fingers crossed behind his back). b) Stems from his long-held belief that government shouldn’t deprive poor people of the same right as the middle class ‌ to raise fat kids. c) Never said “fatâ€? kids. He swears he said, “overweight kids.â€? Fake news. Fake news. d) Believes that the mayor secretly keeps a bottle of Coke in his desk drawer.

Tom Wolf and the Pennsylvania legislature will balance the state budget ... a) When the cows come home. And right now, even they don’t want to live in Pennsylvania. b) When the lion lays down with the lamb (or the Palestinians and Israelis do the same – if you prefer a more current example). c) Am I really getting nostalgic for Tom Corbett? d) Budget? What budget?

Donna Karan recently seemed to defend sexual harasser Harvey Weinstein, because ... a) She doesn’t get that women can dress “sexy� and not expect to have Harvey Weinstein wave his private parts at them. b) She is just upset that most women aren’t wearing Donna Karan. c) She was just trying to be fair and balanced like Fox News (which she denies ever watching). d) Isn’t Donna Karan the woman who is getting ready to oppose 84-year-old Sen. Dianne Feinstein for re-election?

A teacher recently told me that he placed his own birthdate, Jan. 23, 1956, on a blackboard and asked the significance of that date and received the following replies from his students ... a) The date President Kennedy was assassinated. b) The end of World War II. c) The release date of Meek Mill’s first album. d) 9/11 (Oh, is that an actual date?). Information in this column was not confirmed by Snopes.

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PFF artistic director Michael Lerman and executive director J. Andrew Greenblatt chatted about what to expect from this year’s festival running Oct. 19-29.

Something for everyone The 26th annual Philadelphia Film Festival promises a few hidden (weird) gems By Logan Krum 6287+ 3+,//< 5(9,(:

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o the Average Joe moviegoer who doesn’t hail from our fair city, they’d probably say all Philadelphia has offered to cinema is an notable filmography from M. Night Shyamalan and Sylvester Stallone bounding the stairs of the Art Museum. However, anyone who’s ever gone to the Philadelphia Film Festival knows differently. This year’s installation, slated to run beginning Oct. 19 and through Oct. 29, will screen films at Ritz East A, Ritz East B, Ritz Five and Prince Theater. What can the scores of excited attendees expect over the 10-day period? “This year is built around oddities,� said Mike Lerman, PFF’s artistic director, adding that where previous iterations of the Fest tend to include more crowd-pleasers, this year will have something for everyone. The festival will kick off with a screening of

the Craig Gillespie-directed biopic “I, Tonya,� featuring Margot Robbie as Tonya Harding, a two-time Olympian who hired an assailant to attack a competitor. Shyamalan, director of this year’s hit psychological thriller “Split,� will present actor Bruce Willis with the second annual Lumiere Award on Oct. 23 at AKA Washington Square. The directoractor team collaborated on Philadelphia-set “The Sixth Sense� and “Unbreakable,� and after Willis was spotted in South Philly late last week, it’s believed the pair have teamed up to film “Glass,� the sequel to “Unbreakable,� scheduled for release in 2019. If Lerman and PFF executive director J. Andrew Greenblatt were to sum up their feelings about the festival in a word, it’d be “excited.� The two recently gave a few remarks about the upcoming festival. Here’s what they had to say: :KDW PRYLHV DUH \RX PRVW H[FLWHG WR

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Greenblatt: If we avoid the most common ones, the common answer is to say “Unbreakable� (directed by M. Night Shyamalan, 2000). That’s my favorite movie of Shyamalan’s, and it was way ahead of his time. I also love “Twelve Monkeys� (Terry Gilliam, 1995), and I’m a diehard Philly sports fan, so it’s hard for me not to talk about “Silver Linings Playbook� (David O. Russell, 2012). Lerman: I really like High School by Frederick Wiseman (1968). I really like Blow Out (Brian De Palma, 1981).

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he Eagles overcame injuries, mistakes, and a relentless pass rush to defeat the Carolina Panthers 28-23 on the road. The Birds are sitting on top of the NFC with a 5-1 record and are looking at three straight home games. Carson Wentz completed 16-of-30 passes for 222 yards, three touchdowns and zero interceptions. He was sacked three times and lost a fumble on the first play of the the Eagles first drive. Wentz was hit a number of times during the physical contest. Wentz rushed for 25 yards on six carries and LeGarrette Blount ran for 67 yards on 14 carries. The Eagles defense intercepted Carolina quarterback Cam Newton three times and hit him a number of other times. Newton’s third pick, with just over three minutes remaining, pretty much sealed the Eagles victory. Newton badly overthrew Russell Shepard and was picked by Jalen Mills at the Eagles 16-yard line. Newton, who was brilliant the last two weeks in road wins over the Patriots and Lions, was 28-of-52 for 239 yards with a touchdown and the three interceptions. He also ran for 71 yards and a touchdown as Panthers running backs Jonathan Stewart, Fozzy Whittaker and Christian McCaffrey combined for just one rushing yard on 13 carries. After trading field goals in the first quarter, the Panthers scored the game’s first touchdown thanks to three incredible plays. The scoring drive was initially set up by McCaffrey’s 25-yard punt return to the Eagles 43-yard line. Kelvin Benjamin then kept the drive alive with a diving 14-yard catch at the 16. Newton ran it in from there as a lane opened up and he juked his way past Eagles rookie cornerback Rasul Douglas for an easy touchdown. Douglas got some revenge on the next Panthers possession. Fletcher Cox, out the last two weeks with a calf injury, hit Newton as he was throwing. That resulted in a fluttering ball that Douglas grabbed at the Panthers 12-yard line. Wentz needed seven plays but finally passed to Zach Ertz down the middle for a one-yard touchdown to make the score 10-10 and that is how the half ended. In the third quarter, after a Newton interception on the Panthers’ first drive, Wentz hit Zach Ertz again down the middle for 17-yard touchdown. Because of a Panthers penalty on the made extra point kick, Eagles head coach elected to take the penalty that put the ball at the one-yard line. Pederson went for a two-point attempt and got it with a Blount run to the right making the score 18-10. The Panthers’ following drive stalled and ended

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Tight end Zach Ertz scored two touchdowns in Thursday’s 28-23 victory over the Carolina Panthers. up with Graham Gano kicking a 20-yard field goal to make the score 18-13. The Eagles followed with a Jake Elliott 48-yard field goal making the score 21-13. With 3:23 left in the third Gano kicked a 46-yard field goal and the period ended with the Eagles holding a 21-16 lead. In the fourth quarter, Wentz passed to Nelson Agholor for a 24-yard touchdown to make the

score 28-16. With 8:04 left in the fourth Newton connected with McCaffrey for one-yard touchdown to make it 28-23. Both teams tried to mount drives but the Panthers ran out of time. Alshon Jeffery led the Eagles with 4 catches for 71 yards. Agholor had four catches for 55 yards and a the 24-yard touchdown pass, rookie receiv-

er Mack Hollins recorded two receptions for 38 yards before leaving the game with an injury and Ertz only had the two catches for 18 but both were for touchdowns. The Eagles now have a commanding lead in the NFC East. They already own division wins over the second-place Redskins (3-2) and the Giants (1-5). Thursday’s win also gives them a tie-breaker over the Panthers, which could be important for playoff seeding. The Panthers (4-2) lost more than a game Thursday as Pro Bowl linebacker Luke Kuechly left late in the first half with a concussion. He was replaced by David Mayo, who played well, but the Panthers will miss Kuechly and hope his latest concussion isn’t a career-ender for the 26-year-old Ohio native. The six-year veteran has missed nine games over the last two seasons because of concussions. The Eagles also may have lost one of their best defenders when linebacker Jordan Hicks left the game in the third quarter and did not return. His status was unknown Thursday night after the game. The Eagles were without starting right tackle Lane Johnson who is out with a concussion. He was replaced by second-year offensive lineman Halapoulivaati Vaitai, who had a shaky start giving up a fumble/sack on the first play of the game to veteran defensive end Julius Peppers but settled down. That was Peppers’ only tackle of the game. Linebacker Nigel Bradham had arguably his best game as an Eagle. He was all over the field. He recorded 10 tackles and knocked down two passes. Fellow linebacker Mychal Kendricks registered 15 tackles. Pederson talked about how his team has been able to win five of their first six games when four were on the road and do so while missing key players every week. “It’s a tremendous testament to the players in that locker room,” Pederson said. “I told them after the game that I haven’t been part of a team that battled through so much injury and adversity in the first month and half of the season and stay together. “The resiliency of this football team started to show last year at end of the year. They’re learning from last year on how to finish games and just the overall consistency, the leaders who are leading this football team, they’re sacrificing for each other, for themselves and the team…it’s a fun thing to watch.” Pederson can count that the entire Delaware Valley is saying the same thing right now. Follow Al Thompson on Twitter @thompsoniii

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im Jernigan had lost his starting job in Baltimore. He just wasn’t a good fit with the Ravens, in a three-man front that emphasized more read than reaction, and as he entered the final season of his rookie contract, Jernigan wondered what his next career step would be. Turns out, the Eagles did the thinking for him, acquiring Jernigan in a pre-draft trade and insisting that the scheme the Eagles had in place, one that demands aggressiveness from defensive linemen, would be perfect for Jernigan. Turns out, the Eagles were right. Turns out, the Eagles were right — based on a 5-1 start to the 2017 season, anyway — on a lot of the decisions they made in the offseason. Jernigan has been a perfect, game-disrupting fit at defensive tackle. Alshon Jeffery and Torrey Smith have added big-play skills to an offensive passing game desperately in need of them. LeGarrette Blount has been the power running game, with

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Monday night against visiting Washington in a second straight prime-time game. A win over the Redskins would give the Eagles gulps of breathing room in the NFC East and demonstrate again how “for real” this team is. “It’s all about the NFC East. That’s the first order of business,” safety Malcolm Jenkins said. “You have to win in the division first and foremost to get to the playoffs.” And as spectacular as quarterback Carson Wentz has been, the newcomers have been just as instrumental in keying the fast start. The Eagles needed more playmakers on offense and they went out and got them in the offseason. The

defense had some pieces in place after 2016, but Jernigan is the kind of difference-making tackle the line needed to take some pressure off of Fletcher Cox. Robinson is having the season of his career. Long is a leader and a solid role player. This is a puzzle, and the pieces are all fitting for the Eagles right now. “It’s contagious,” Blount said. “We’re all feeling it. But it’s early and the key is to keep it going, keep working together and helping each other out. It feels good now, I can tell you that.” And it looks good, too. At 5-1, the Eagles are on a roll and are the darlings of the NFL.

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