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Hello Nate. I just wanted to let you know how much more that I respect you as a person as well as a player. I am a school teacher and I know exactly what you mean on what it feels like when you put a smile on a kid's face. I also like how you don't sweat the small stuff and how you put everything in perspective. Good Luck to you this season. I'll be rooting for you and the Birds. Take care.
Jan KArwowski
6th grade Science
--JAn Karwowski, katy, TX
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Thanks Jan, The way I look at life is to short too sweat the small stuff. I enjoy being out in the community, so people can see the person outside of football. Thanks.
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How do you, an outsider, help with the collective depression the team finds itself in. No more is there a Brian Mitchell or Huge Douglass in the locker room. In the two games I watched (by the way I'm a fan since 1953) there was no leadership...that stuff happens by magic. Where is it going to come from? God bless the Eagle, but with all the problems on Special Teams and on the edges on defense, appears lost and gone forever. I don't want to get too down on the Birds, but a loosing season? Oh my god.
Larry Liesner
--Larrry Liesner, Alexandria, VA
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Well Larry I don't consider my self an outsider, Although I am new to the team. I think that right now what we must do is to stay together as a team and continue to fight for each other. After the bye week we will come back with a different frame of mind. Thank you
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Whats up Nate? I been an Eagles fan for many years and we had some pretty good Wil Linebackers, but I think you have a chance to be one of the best. 2 games doesn't make a season but the time is now to turn this around and start winning. Despite the teams start you have been all over the field and you have a high motor. Here's hoping you stay healthy and keep giving us that effort at the Will.
--Paul Dilisio, Margate, FL
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Thanks Paul. We will turn our season around and get on the right track. As long as I'm on the field I will give it 100% at 100 mph. Thank you!
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I've been an Eagles fan for 28 years and wanted to say how glad I am to see you an Eagle. You have been the bright spot in the first two games. Your fire and emotion are just what we need in our leaders!
--Chris S., Franklin, KY
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Well Thank you Chris. I just love the game and when I get a chance to play the game I take full advantage of it. I love being an Eagle Thank you.
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Hey Nate, Don't worry about the 0-2 start. Eagles Fans can be rough, but only true Eagles Fans stick by their team. Not those bandwagon jumpers who are off and on during the season. Keep it real and good luck the rest of the season
--Corey Iwachiw, Haddonfield, NJ
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What's up Corey. You know a lot of people are writing us off but we will turn this around after the bye week. Thank you!
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Hey what's up Nate? You guys are doing great. It's only been two games within the season, you've got plenty more. Keep your head up and things will definitely turn around for you.
--Taurean Byrd, Macon, MS
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Thanks Byrd. How are those Grades looking. Holla at me.
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Hey Nate -- despite the losses the last two games, can I say how happy I am to see you speeding all over the field for us! You are looking GREAT back there.
I don't understand why Coach Reid is calling so few plays for the RBs -- a running game would help control the clock and take some of the pressure off D-Mac thats for sure.
Anyway keep your head up, a lot of Eagles fans are so happy to have you, and given the injury losses I think y'all are playing GREAT on the defensive side of the ball. You are one of the main people to thank for that.
--Jamie Samans, Seattle WA (grew up in Seaford, DE)
--James Samans, Sammamish, WA
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Thanks James, We will keep our heads up, there are fourteen games left to be played and with positive thinking we will go on a run.
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Hi Nate,
The game Sunday was a good game. You guys didn't give up. I am glad of that. Keep on going strong and playing hard and victory will come. In each outing give it your best and the best will come back to you. Remember when the one Great Scorer comes to write beside your name He writes not whether you won or lost but how you played the game. Keep going strong. We love you. Aunt Laverne
--Laverne Leech, Columbus, MS
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Thanks Aunt Laverne for your words of encouragement. No matter how things turn out we will never give up. The season is young and we will go on a run. Thank you and take care.
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