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DeSean Jackson, Philadelphia Eagle, Placed on Injured Reserve

27 Tuesday Nov 2012

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12:56PM EST November  27. 2012 – PHILADELPHIA

Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver DeSean Jackson was placed on injured reserve Tuesday with what coach Andy Reid characterized as fractured ribs high in his chest, as the losses continue to pile up on the scoreboard and on the injury list for a 3-8 team.

The Eagles’ most dangerous and productive receiver, who led the team with 45 receptions, was hurt on a late first-quarter end-around in Monday night’s 30-22 loss.

“He’s got multiple fractures,” Reid said. “He actually fractured a couple of ribs up high in his chest. We’ll put DeSean Jackson on Injured Reserve today.”

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DeSean Jackson, of the NFL, Philadelphia Eagles, Giving Back

21 Wednesday Nov 2012

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DeSean Jackson Gets Semi-Heckled in the Most Awesome Way While Doing a Very Good Deed

Nov 21, 2012 11:15am

By Nick Menta, (email) The700Level.com

 Each year, DeSean Jackson makes a point to find a family in need and provide them with Thanksgiving dinner.
Although, by the looks of that shopping cart, that food is going to last Jackson’s newest family well-beyond Thanksgiving.
This year, Jackson took a grandmother and her two grandchildren on the trip. The children’s mother was murdered three years ago according to CSN’s Neil Hartman, who alongside Ron Burke tells the story above.
Beyond the fact that it’s a great story and reveals a very likable side to DeSean, the constant Q&A with the kids is hilarious.
::”DeSean!” ::”What?” ::”Do you have any kids?” ::”…….Nah, I ain’t got no kids, man. Not yet.”
::”DeSean Jackson!” ::”What’s up? ::”What happened last week?” ::”We lost.”

Or, as Jackson says at the end of the video, “This is all for y’all.” Good on ya, DeSean Jackson.

[Reprinted by The DeSean Jackson Foundation, on November 21, 2012, 5;30 p.m.]

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DeSean Jackson, of Philadelphia Eagles, Mychal Kendricks, Dominique Rogers Cromartie Giving Back

20 Tuesday Nov 2012

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November 20, 2012

DeSean Jackson, of the NFL Philadelphia Eagles, Mychal Kendricks and Dominique Rogers Cromartie took time out of their busy days to give back to their community on Monday, November 19th.  They took part in the Family 8th annual Great Gathering at First District Plaza in Philadelphia.  The event is a Thanksgiving dinner for the homeless and needy.   DeSean Jackson , Mychal Kendricks and Dominique Rogers Cromartie actually served food at the event.  It was sponsored by The Church of Christian Compassion.  There were approximately five thousand people in attendance at the event.  Desean Jackson also took time to take pictures and sign autographs for some of the children from Penn Presbyterian Medical Center.  It was great to see the joyous expressions on their face when they meet athletes such as Desean Jackson.  This is just one example of how DeSeanJackson is making sure that he has a positive impact on the community.  It gives people the chance to see the man behind the facemask.

 Attached is picture of Desean with some of the children from the event.

Contact: Turron V. Davenport, Director of Marketing/Client Services; Twenty10 Sports Group, Inc., Philadelphia, P.O. Box 61422, King of Prussia, PA 19406 Cell: 484-288-9863, Fax: 1-215-690-4998

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DeSean Jackson Reaches Out To Mike Scott, High School Coach, Battling Pancreatic Cancer

16 Friday Nov 2012

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DeSean Jackson, of the Philadelphia Eagles, and CEO/Founder, of the DeSean Jackson Foundation, is requesting prayer and support for Mike Scott, a high school football coach in Milton, GA, who is battling stage 4 Pancreatic Cancer.  Gayle Jackson, President, of the DeSean Jackson Foundation, and DeSean’s mother is attempting to reach out to the Scott Family to offer support through the Fox 5 New affiliate in Atlanta, GA.  The DeSean Jackson Foundation was founded in 2009 in memory of Jackson’s father, William “Bill” Jackson who died from Pancreatic Cancer. [http://www.deseanjacksonfoundation.org].

Local high school coach battling stage 4 cancer

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<em>Friday, October 26, 2012 9:59 PM EST</em><em>Friday, October 26, 2012 11:26 PM EST</em>By Kaitlyn Pratt, FOX 5 reporter

Milton High assistant football coach Mike Scott, 36, is battling cancer

Milton High assistant football coach Mike Scott, 36, is battling cancer

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MILTON, Ga. –

A local high school coach is fighting for his life after finding out that he had cancer just three weeks ago.

Milton High assistant football coach Mike Scott, 36, went to get help with acid reflux. Tests revealed he had stage four cancer that started in his pancreas and spread to his liver and lungs.

“He got diagnosed from the oncologist that he only had six months to live,” said Milton High coach Howie DeCristofaro.

Six months for the coach who has made his wife and two young children and the football field his life’s most important priorities.

“He’s made me a better person.  I can’t imagine being here without him,” said Josh Harris, a senior at Milton High.

Scott coached the offensive line.  Seniors said that he made them both better players and better men.

“He’s the strongest person I know, so we just want to stay strong like he is,” said Cory Helms.

Players said that Scott has taught the team never to give up, even through the hits and fumbles they encounter.

The young men hope that Scott’s remaining days are full of love and free of pain.

“Life’s not fair, get used to it. And I told them the other day, here’s a prime example. He’s just 36 years old. It’s not fair. But you got to keep going on, keep pushing.  What other alternative is there,'” said DeCristofaro.

Scott should be heading home from the hospital where he’ll receive hospice care in the next few days.

The family is trying to raise money to help cover medical bills.

For information on how to help, visit: http://www.giveforward.com/miracleformike

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THE SCOTT FAMILY

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Bradley Cooper, of Silver Lining Playbook, Visits DeSean Jackson at Eagles’ Practice

15 Thursday Nov 2012

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Actor, Bradley Cooper, of Silver Lining Playbook, went to Philadelphia Eagles’ practice today and met with Eagles’ wide receiver, DeSean Jackson.  Bradley Cooper wears Jackson’s #10 Jersey in the movie; and, DeSean Jackson also receives a mention in the movie which is scheduled on open in select theaters on Friday.

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Chris Draft Raising Awareness to Lung Cancer

13 Tuesday Nov 2012

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November is National Lung Cancer Awareness month. On Tuesday, November 13, 2012, Chris Draft, former NFL All Pro player; and, founder of the Chris Draft Family Foundation, will ‘Shine the Light on Lung Cancer’, at 6:30, p.m., Turner Field, Atlanta, GA.  Chris lost his beloved wife, Lakeasha, to lung cancer on December 27, 2011.

We ask that you visit the Chris Draft Family Foundation website to learn more about Chris’ endeavors, lung cancer, support his efforts; and, lift him up in prayer during this most difficult time of the year.   www.chrisdraftfamilyfoundation.org   or E-Mail: cdraft@chrisdraft.org

Thank You.  – DeSean and Gayle Jackson, The DeSean Jackson Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Chris Draft (Lakeasha)

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Honoring our Heroes on Veterans Day

11 Sunday Nov 2012

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We recognize and honor all service men and women, fallen heroes and their families, and, wounded warriors who sacrificed and serve these United States of America.  Happy Veterans’ Day.  –  DeSean Jackson, Philadelphia Eagles, and The DeSean Jackson Foundation.

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30 Seconds with DeSean Jackson

10 Saturday Nov 2012

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November 10, 2012, 3:21 pm [Reprinted by The DeSean Jackson Foundation with permission on November 10, 2012.]

By JOE BRESCIA

DeSean Jackson has 37 catches for 624 yards.Julio Cortez/Associated Press DeSean Jackson has 37 catches for 624 yards.

Although the Philadelphia Eagles are only 3-5,  DeSean Jackson is having a terrific season with 37 catches for 624 yards.  In 2010, he was the first player selected to the Pro Bowl at two positions: wide receiver and return specialist.

Jackson, who also excelled in baseball at Long Beach Polytechnic High School in California, was scouted by the Philadelphia Phillies before he decided to play football at California.

Now 25, he is a spokesman for Nike+ Kinect Training, a personalized workout program.

Q.

You’re on pace for career highs in receptions and yards this season. And no drops, too. What do you think is the reason for your success?

A.

This year has been very challenging for me and my team. For my part, I’m still trying to do anything in my power to be the big-play threat. Any time my number is called, I try to be on call, be open, catch the ball and just try to do the best I can to help my teammates make plays and score touchdowns and help us win. But as far as no drops, I’m fortunate about that. I pride myself on not dropping the ball and catching everything that comes my way. And that’s a good thing to keep going.

Q.

Why do you think Michael Vick has struggled this season?

A.

This season just hasn’t been one of his best years. As far as why he’s struggling, I think defenses are putting a lot of pressure on him because of the blitzes and the amount of pressure coming in his face. I think right now that’s kind of affecting us. Sometimes, he’s getting hit and beat up a little bit, too. He’s just trying to stay strong and confident and make plays any way possible.

Q.

Do you like returning punts or would you rather be only a receiver?

A.

Punt returning is something I’ve always been able to do, and it’s a great addition I’ve been able to bring to my team. I’m doing it more part time now because we have a rookie (Damaris Johnson) to help with the load, and it allows me to focus more on receiver. But I always love to return punts and help the team.

Q.

Before your rookie season, Jerry Rice was quoted saying that you had  “all the talent in the world; there’s no reason he can’t be everything he wants to be.” How did that make you feel?

A.

I was fortunate enough to be able to work out and train with Jerry Rice. I learned many things from him, watching how hard he worked and how he took it as a business. It was a blessing for me at an early age, coming to the N.F.L. and knowing what to expect. I was definitely appreciative.

Q.

Do you think you can make the playoffs and be a force in the postseason?

A.

Yeah, I feel we’re still second in our division regardless of our 3-5 record. We’re 1-0 in our division, so as long as we take care of our division, I think we’ll be able to make it into the playoffs. This year might be one of those crazy years for the N.F.C. East. The Giants are leading right now, but they lost to us. As long as we’re able to control our division, I think we might be able to make it and still be a force in the playoffs.

Q.

Why do you think the Eagles have handled the Giants so well in recent seasons?

A.

They’re one of our biggest rivals, and they’re at the top. We feel very strongly that our division is one of the best in football. We take pride in that. There’s something about the Giants that we play our best football against them.

Q.

What was biggest effect replacement referees had on your game?

A.

I’m very happy the official referees came back. Going through preseason and a couple of regular-season games, they were allowing defenders and defensive backs to get away with a little more contact than usual. So now that everything’s back to normal, it’s been pretty good.

Q.

Has the league done enough to prevent head injuries and concussions?

A.

The league does a great job of keeping players protected and a good job of making sure a player’s safety is first and foremost. This year has been pretty good. There hasn’t been any crazy hits and things have been pretty good as far as I know.

Q.

Can Nike+ Kinect Training help you get in shape for the N.F.L.?

A.

It can help you get in game condition. It’s similar to some of the workouts we do in the weight room and on the football field. It challenges you with exercises such as agility drills. It helps me prepare and get in shape right in front of my TV.

Q.

What can the average fan and weekend athlete get out of the program?

A.

With Nike+ Kinect Training, the average fan is actually able to be home and be physical and not just sit on the couch. Sometimes people don’t want to go to the gym. Or they’re too lazy after work to go anywhere. So when you get home, you can just put the disc in the Xbox and get to work.

Q.

Do you ever imagine what it would have been like if you had played for the Phillies?

A.

I played baseball as a kid and in high school, and I never really gave it a chance once I got drafted. I wanted to go to college, get an education, play football and make it to the N.F.L. That was always my dream.

Q.

You won a competition of the children’s television game show “Hole in the Wall” in 2011. How did your teammates react to your appearance on the program?

A.

I had a good time. It was my team versus Chris Webber’s team. My little brother and my friend’s brother were on my team. Chris had his nephew and niece on the show. We actually beat them. My teammates gave me a little bit of a hard time about the suit I had on in the show.

Q.

What’s on your iPod?

A.

Meek Mill, Lil Wayne, 2 Chainz, Rick Ross.

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Walmart and Johnsonville Team Up to Feed Hurricane Sandy Survivors

10 Saturday Nov 2012

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Walmart and Johnsonville Team Up to Provide Hot Brats to Hurricane Sandy Survivors

When the power’s out and you haven’t had a hot meal in a while, a free brat off the grill can hit the spot. That’s why Walmart is teaming up with our supplier, Johnsonville, to bring the World’s Largest Grill to several communities impacted by Hurricane Sandy.

The Johnsonville Big Taste Grill will be making several stops at area Walmart locations to provide hot meals for those affected by or responding to Hurricane Sandy. The public is invited to come out for FREE Brats and Italian Sausages hot off the grill. The 65 foot long grill can cook more than 750 brats at a time – approximately 2,500 per hour. Walmart associates will be helping the Johnsonville Team by passing out free soft drinks.

Here’s a list of locations where the grill will be traveling this week in support of Hurricane Sandy relief efforts.

Tuesday, Nov. 6 11 a.m. – 3 p.m. 77   Green Acres Rd Valley Stream, NY 11581
Friday, Nov. 9 11 a.m. – 3 p.m. 901   Route 110 Farmingdale, NY 11735
Saturday, Nov. 10 11 a.m. – 3 p.m. 1123   Jerusalem Ave Uniondale, NY 11553
Sunday, Nov. 11 11 a.m. – 3 p.m. 1220   Old Country Rd Westbury, NY 11590

For more information please contact Christie Moore cmoore@johnsonville.com or Dianna Gee dianna.gee@wal-mart.com. To learn more about Walmart Disaster Relief Efforts, visit us at http://news.walmart.com/disasterresponse.

[Reprinted by The DeSean Jackson Foundation with permission from the sponsoring agencies in furtherance of their disaster relief efforts.]

The DeSean Jackson Foundation commends Walmart and Johnsonville for their humanitarian efforts thru their partnership and the Walmart Disaster Relief program.

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The Dub Magazine Project: DeSean Jackson

09 Friday Nov 2012

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November 9, 2012

On Sunday, DeSean Jackson, Philadelphia Eagles, wide receiver,  will be profiled on MTV’s The Dub Magazine Project, at 1:00 P.M., EST., this is the second season for this show that profiles high-profile artists, athletes, their lives, lifestyles and ‘rides’.  The hosts for this season are TYGA and Machine Gun Kelly.  Other celebrities scheduled to appear on season two are: 2 Chainz, T-Pain, Big Boi, Macklemore, Afrojack, Gucci Mane, Kreay Shawn, Cullen Jones.

About The DUB Magazine Project

  1. For over 10 years, Dub Magazine has served as the premiere celebrity automotive lifestyle magazine, bringing its readers a glimpse into the lives of the hottest celebrities and cars in the world. The DUB Magazine Project is a weekly series that delves deeper into the everyday lives of some of the biggest names in music, sports, TV & film. Whether it’s their cars, homes, apparel or tattoos, this will show the rarely seen side of celebrities’ passions from their perspective.

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