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The upcoming Philadelphia Eagles season has been the topic of many intense discussions this offseason regarding the future course of the team. Yet, all involved can sum up the forecast of this season with one word: change . For the first time since the turn of the century, the Eagles will be entering the season with a new starting quarterback ,allowing Kevin Kolb his turn at running the franchise. Also gone is the dynamic running back Brian Westbrook, giving LeSean McCoy the chance to be the leader in the backfield. With new faces assuming the starters role in two of the most important positions on the field, I believe another word can be used to describe the upcoming season: excitement . Joining Kolb and McCoy on the of- fensive side of the ball are other young play- makers including WR DeSean Jackson, Jeremy Maclin and TE Brent Celek. Jackson, arguably the most dangerous wide receiver on any given play, will yet again be counted on to deliver big gains for the offense in an effort to stretch the field. Maclin, coming off an impres- sive rookie campaign, has shown all the skills and desire necessary to improve his game. In one of the most productive sea- sons for a tight end in Eagles history, Celek emerged as a go-to option on offense last year, gaining almost 1,000 yards and scoring eight touchdowns. This side of the ball looks to be set for the future, as all of these players will be 26 or younger entering the season. It’s ex- citing to think that we can see this group grow together, the same way McNabb, Westbrook and company did before them. While the Eagles defense has some question marks coming into this season, they do have some significant upgrades from last year’s squad. The most important of these upgrades is the return of LB Stewart Bradley. Bradley. Unfortunately, Bradley was hurt during training camp and never took a snap on the field last year. He will be counted on this year to provide a boost to a line backing core that will need a sturdy middle linebacker. Rookie DE Brandon Graham has spent all of training camp impressing the coaches. Gra- ham and DE Trent Cole should be spending lots of time in the opponent’s backfield this season, wreaking havoc on the opposing quar- terback. Adding into the excitement of the upcoming season will be a strong group of squads that will be making their way to Lin- coln Financial Field. The challenges start on week one as Aaron Rodgers and the Green Bay Packers open the season in South Phila- delphia. Also scheduled to take on the Birds at home this year is local product and up and coming QB Matt Ryan (Atlanta Falcons), proven veterans in Tony Romo (Cowboys), Eli Manning (Giants), Matt Schuab (Texans) and possibly Brett Favre (Vikings). In mid-November, the Eagles host the Indianapolis Colts and someone touted as one of the greatest quarterbacks to ever play in the NFL, Peyton Manning. Of course, you cannot talk about exciting games without mentioning Sunday, October 3 rd when Dono- van McNabb will enter Lincoln Financial Field in a uniform other than the Eagles midnight green as the NFC East rival Washington Red- skins come to town. With a young, dynamic offense, a strong defense and a flurry of top talent com- ing to play against the Eagles at the Linc, the 2010 season promises to be an exciting one for all fans of the Eagles. Excitement and Change: A Glimpse into the 2010 Eagles Season By: Greg Hemberger Game One: Philadelphia Eagles vs. Jacksonville Jaguars PHILADELPHIA EAGLES Birds Eye View Lincoln Financial Field Game Day Staff Newsletter We will provide our Guests with the highest quality sports and entertainment experience in a safe, clean and friendly environment.” Want to see your face here? BE A CONTRIBUTING WRITER TO THE BIRDS EYE VIEW! Send an email with your ideas to: [email protected] Kolb determined to make his stamp on Eagles history

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Page 1: PHILADELPHIA EAGLES Birds Eye View - Eagles vs... · experience in a safe, clean and friendly environment. As we learn in Game Day Staff Training Camp, we work to-wards the HIGHEST

The upcoming Philadelphia Eagles season has been the topic of many intense discussions this offseason regarding the future course of the team. Yet, all involved can sum up the forecast of this season with one word: change. For the first time since the turn of the century, the Eagles will be entering the season with a new starting quarterback ,allowing Kevin Kolb his turn at running the franchise. Also gone is the dynamic running back Brian Westbrook, giving LeSean McCoy the chance to be the leader in the backfield. With new faces assuming the starters role in two of the most important positions on the field, I believe another word can be used to describe the upcoming season: excitement.

Joining Kolb and McCoy on the of-fensive side of the ball are other young play-makers including WR DeSean Jackson, Jeremy Maclin and TE Brent Celek. Jackson, arguably the most dangerous wide receiver on any

given play, will yet again be counted on to deliver big gains for the offense in an effort to stretch the field. Maclin, coming off an impres-sive rookie campaign, has shown all the skills and desire necessary to improve his game.

In one of the most productive sea-sons for a tight end in Eagles history, Celek emerged as a go-to option on offense last year, gaining almost 1,000 yards and scoring eight touchdowns. This side of the ball looks to be set for the future, as all of these players will be 26 or younger entering the season. It’s ex-citing to think that we can see this group grow together, the same way McNabb, Westbrook and company did before them.

While the Eagles defense has some question marks coming into this season, they do have some significant upgrades from last year’s squad. The most important of these upgrades is the return of LB Stewart Bradley. Bradley. Unfortunately, Bradley was hurt during training camp and never took a snap on the field last year. He will be counted on this year to provide a boost to a line backing core that will need a sturdy middle linebacker. Rookie DE Brandon Graham has spent all of training camp impressing the coaches. Gra-ham and DE Trent Cole should be spending lots of time in the opponent’s backfield this season, wreaking havoc on the opposing quar-terback.

Adding into the excitement of the upcoming season will be a strong group of squads that will be making their way to Lin-coln Financial Field. The challenges start on week one as Aaron Rodgers and the Green Bay Packers open the season in South Phila-delphia. Also scheduled to take on the Birds at home this year is local product and up and

coming QB Matt Ryan (Atlanta Falcons), proven veterans in Tony Romo (Cowboys), Eli Manning (Giants), Matt Schuab (Texans) and possibly Brett Favre (Vikings).

In mid-November, the Eagles host the Indianapolis Colts and someone touted as one of the greatest quarterbacks to ever play in the NFL, Peyton Manning. Of course, you cannot talk about exciting games without mentioning Sunday, October 3rd when Dono-van McNabb will enter Lincoln Financial Field in a uniform other than the Eagles midnight green as the NFC East rival Washington Red-skins come to town.

With a young, dynamic offense, a

strong defense and a flurry of top talent com-

ing to play against the Eagles at the Linc, the

2010 season promises to be an exciting one for

all fans of the Eagles.

Excitement and Change: A Glimpse into the 2010 Eagles Season

By: Greg Hemberger

Game One: Philadelphia Eagles vs. Jacksonville Jaguars

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Birds Eye View Lincoln Financial Field Game Day Staff Newsletter

We will provide our Guests with the highest quality sports and entertainment experience in a safe, clean and friendly environment.”

Want to see your face here?

BE A CONTRIBUTING WRITER TO THE

BIRDS EYE VIEW!

Send an email with your ideas to:

[email protected] Kolb determined to make his stamp on Eagles history

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It’s time for some serious trash talk!

The Philadelphia Eagles bleed green not only on the field, but in the community as well. Check here throughout the season to learn recycling tips and get insider information on how to green your community. Here are some great sites we recommend to get you started.

Stop Global Warming Virtual March - www.StopGlobalWarming.org National Recycling Coalition - www.nrc-recycle.org Global Green USA - www.globalgreen.org Clean Cities - www.cleanair.org Energy Wise Pennsylvania- www.energywisepa.org

Did you know that you can now keep up-to-date with everything Lincoln Financial Field by visiting the Game Day Staff website?

Log onto…

www.lincolnfinancialfield.com/staff/gamedaystaff.asp

Here you can read article on what’s new at the stadium, enter to win fun prizes and contests, download the Birds Eye View ahead of time, brush up on your skills training and check that all important schedule!

If you’d like to be a contributing write to the Game Day Staff website, send your ideas to [email protected]

Birds Eye View Eagles vs. Jaguars 8.13.10

CSC Philadelphia is ex-cited to announce that we have signed a three year contract with Global Spectrum / PPL Park and the Philadelphia Union located in Chester, PA. PPL Park is the home of the Philadelphia Union, Major League Soccer’s newest soccer team. PPL Park is the new state of the art, European modeled soccer stadium. The stadium has a seating capacity of 18,500 for soccer and 22,000 for concerts.

PPL Park sits right on the Chester Waterfront and has many spectacular views for its fans to en-joy. The seats are nice and close to the field making it seem you’re right

on top of the action!

CSC provides the following services for PPL Park gate searches, field and locker room coverage, pre-mium level coverage and the 24 hour command center security. Global Spectrum and CSC have added the services of Apex to provide security for all exterior lots in the City of Chester.

The Union have been true to their promise of bringing com-petitive international matches to the area. Lincoln Financial Field has hosted a couple of those matches including the

USA vs. Turkey match and the Union’s face-off against storied franchise

These interna-tional matches have been quite interesting to say the least but have been a joy to have. The passion and spirit the fans have for their team and country is really exciting to see.

Want to sign the petition for Philly to host the World Cup? Visit www.gousabid.com/city/local/philadelphia-pa/!

CSC Takes the Reigns at New PPL Park By: Randy Boczkowski

Digital Getdown: Have you visited the Game Day Staff webpage?

When we recycle, everybody WINS: A Go Green! Update

Tons & Tons of Recycling

As this issue went to press, Aramark Facility Services and LFF has…

RECYCLED 83 tons of trash

COMPOSTED 34 tons of food waste

Congratulations to Aramark and the Game Day Staff for doing your

part and Going Green!

PPL Park with a gorgeous river view

Super Bowl Style Sudoku

Boczkowski & Hayslip representing CSC

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Birds Eye View Eagles vs. Jaguars 8.13.10

CONGRATULATIONS TO THE FOLLOWING AWARD WINNERS! Manchester United 7.26.10 & Eagles Flight Night! 8.5.10

MVPs:

APEX: Perry Didomenico & William Kushina

Aramark Facilities: Carla Rorie & Paul Vega

Central Parking: Eric Quick

CSC: Keith Moodie & Stephen Davis

Merchandise: Charles Crawley

Event Staff: Chelsea Kahana

Ticket Office: Luis Ureta & Doug Lesser

Silver & Gold Wing Winners

Aramark Facilities: Angel Melendez & Justin Rivera Event Staff: Frank Miller, Jackie Carson, Chelsea Kahana

Change is a beautiful thing, especially here at Lincoln Financial Field. The management team is always hard at work evaluating sta-dium guidelines, providing new spon-sorship opportunities and working to provide our guests with the HIGHEST quality sports and entertainment experience in a safe, clean and friendly environment.

As we learn in Game Day Staff Training Camp, we work to-wards the HIGHEST QUALITY experi-ence, not just an experience. In addi-tion, the folks responsible for provid-ing this mission is WE, the Game Day Staff.

Here is what you need to know as it relates to changes and updates for the 2010-2011 season. Many of these features will be high-lighted on your Event Brief Sheet and covered in your pre-event briefings. If you have any further questions, don’t hesitate to ask your immediate Supervisor! These guidelines were designed to provide a SAFE, CLEAN & FRIENDLY environment for all.

VERIZON WIRELESS GATE

Formerly the West Gate, the Verizon Wireless gate is located off 11th Street

and services the West side.

BUD LIGHT EAGLES NEST

The Bud Light Eagles Nest is located on the Northwest corner near Section 131. To access this area, Guests must have a game ticket designated Bud

Light Eagles Nest.

1960 TEAM CELEBRATION

We will be celebrating our 1960 championship at our first regular sea-son home game against the Green Bay Packers. The team will be sup-porting throwback gear and it will be a great celebration of Eagles history.

ADMISSION REFUSAL PROCESS

As a Game Day Staff member, your job is to identify Guests who appear to be intoxicated and not capable of comply-ing with this Code of Conduct. This is essentially done prior to their entrance into Lincoln Financial Field.

1. If you encounter a Guest who is visibly impaired and not fit for entry, do NOT search them or scan their event ticket.

2. Politely ask the Guest to wait while you get your Supervisor for assis-tance. Do NOT address the situation or their impairment.

3. Ticket office staff will turn the Guest over to a Philadelphia Police Officer on duty.

We need to be visible, proactive and FIRM. Even at the busiest time, do not allow impaired Guests to enter your

search line or scan in at your turnstile..

What’s new for the 2010-2011 season? By: Rachel Vitagliano

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August

8/5 Eagles Flight Night!

8/13 Jacksonville Jaguars

September

9/2 New York Jets

9/3 Temple vs. Villanova

9/11 Temple vs. Central Michigan

9/12 Green Bay Packers

9/18 Temple vs. UConn

October

10/3 Washington Redskins

10/16 Temple vs. Bowling Green

10/17 Atlanta Falcons

10/30 Temple vs. Akron

November

11/7 Indianapolis Colts

11/16 Temple vs. Ohio

11/21 New York Giants

December

12/2 Houston Texans

12/11 Army vs. Navy

12/26 Minnesota Vikings

January

1/2 Dallas Cowboys

Birds Eye View Eagles vs. Jaguars 8.13.10

Lincoln Financial Field 2010-2011 Event Schedule SNAPSHOTS: Manchester United vs. Philadelphia Union 7.21

Event Staff putting their training skills to work!

All smiles at the concession portable

Mark Toback being helpful as always Interns rock.