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On Wednesday, we dropped DJacc’s exxxxxxxxxxxxclusive first single with (Tyson) Gillie(s) Da Kid. Today, we got our hands on the underground rough cut of the video. For your viewing pleasure, here are some screen shots of that video that, apparently, never made it through the final edits.
PS – Who saw Shady McCoy’s stupid Harrisburg video? What’s next, Coatesville?
Apparently, DeSean is on his dip. Somehow DJacc is easier to understand when he raps than when he tweets.
So Funny or Die posted some video about the NFL lockout. Then Sports Center regurgitated it. It’s not funny. DeSean’s in it. That werewolf’s girlfriend is nice. That’s about all we got.
After his appearance on The Viewlast week, Desean Jackson called in to PFT Live to speak to Mike Florio today. They discussed bullying, Desean’s next contract and touch on some other things as well.
Click the link below to watch, Florio is a douche and doesn’t let you embed videos.
Desean Jackson, Todd Herremans and Jamaal Jackson were on the View this morning (pic via @dhm) talking about bullying. The three Eagles were in the studio as a surprise to Nadin Khoury, the Upper Darby teen who was attacked by several older students back in January.
They plugged the site http://ichoose2live.com/ so go check that out as well.
Desean Jackson appeared on the Lopez Tonight show last night. He talked about his punt return against the Giants, Cali and his big brother/uncle Snoop Dogg. (H/T to The 700 Level)
After the jump, Manu Ginobili fakes Villanova’s Dante Cunningham out of the arena with a filthy move.
- Because, on a day like today, watching this video is mandatory. (YouTube, NSFW language)
- LeBron James congratulating D-Jax and Mike Vick. (Twitter)
- I guess it’s true — steoids do make people angry. (NFL.com)
- If you didn’t tune in for the epic Troy/Ohio New Orleans Bowl, you missed an epic beard. (sports grid)
- Shockingly, DeSean Jackson’s return may have only been the second best yesterday. (YouTube)
- Dog in a stroller? Dog in a stroller. (Gawker)
- In the least shocking study of all-time, Fox News viewers are the most mis-informed of all news viewers. (TPM)
- The 7 plays that doomed the Giants. (Big Blue View)
- Something big is going down today at Deadspin, I’d check in often. (Deadspin)
- Nationals fans upset that Jayson Werth enjoyed playing in Philly. (The Nationals Enquirer)
- 4Chan names a baby. Welcome to the world, Courage Wolf. (BuzzFeed)
The Philadelphia Eagles will open the 2010 campaign on Sunday, September 12 at 4:05 against the Green Bay Packers as 3 point underdogs and the general public does not seem to be feeling good about the Kevin Kolb era.
According to Sheil Kapadia (via sportsbook.com):
“98 percent of the action is on the Packers to cover. The public is also expecting a shootout. The over/under is 47.5, and 91 percent of the site’s action is on the over.
The Eagles are also 15/4 to win the NFC East, 13/1 to win the NFC and 28/1 to win the Super Bowl.”
Kapadia also has your individual player prop bets for the 2010 season (via Bodog.com): (more…)
Both the Eagles and Phillies were hit hard by injuries over the weekend. Desean Jackson gave 8,328 Eagles fans (and thousands more on the internet within minutes) a scare when he landed awkwardly after attempting to catch a pass and ended up taking a free cart ride. Speculation went everywhere from ACL to ankle and ultimately ended up being a back injury. The Eagles beat reporters are suggesting that Desean should be fine in a few days.
On Sunday, Mike Bell and Asante Samuel both left practice on a cart with pulled hamstrings. There was concern for Bell who was running down the field after catching a pass in the flat and went down like he had been shot. Asante should be fine as it sounds like he’s just milking it to avoid practice. When asked by reporters how he felt after practice he said, “I’m not a mad scientist, I might be out there tomorrow.”
Other Eagles injury notes: Stewart Bradley (hamstring), Jordan Norwood (hanstring), A.Q. Shipley (ankle) and Max Jean-Gilles (dehydration) all missed time over the weekend but none of the injuries are expected to be serious.
For the Phillies, Raul Ibanez sat out Sunday’s game with a sore wrist after being the hero the night before. Ryan Howard exited Sunday’s game with a sprained ankle that he suffered while “sliding” into second base. The Beast got hit on the elbow by John Lannan during his at bat. Then on a Ben Francisco bloop single to right he made the turn at second but Nationals’ right fielder Mike Morse threw behind him and Howard injured himself going back to second. Howard went into a half slide back into second base and came up lame when his ankle twisted as it hit the base. The Phillies are calling it a sprain as x-rays were negative.
As bad as it looked for Howard, Charlie Manuel was quite optimistic post game saying that Howard is not expected to go on the DL and will hopefully just miss a couple games in Florida but could be back by the series finale Thursday. Charlie added, “He’s pretty big and strong. He ain’t dead by a long shot.”
At least Howard has that going for him.
Let’s hope this injury roundup doesn’t become a weekly feature.
