Pilgrim Tale

In the land of America, there is one team considered the favorite of the people, the Dallas Cowboys, whose stadium roof opens to the outside and rises like a steeple. All white and silver these Cowboys are dressed, favorites in the land of the free and the blessed. But in Philadelphia, there is another sign of U.S. freedom, a team helmed by Donovan McNabb, the leader of the fiery Eagles. McNabb is different than America’s favorites, his dark skin long oppressed by those who are racist. His gladiators are headed for a showdown with Dallas, wherein the Cowboys will try to defend their title. But Donovan knows the Eagles will take the crown, if he can lead his gladiators in taking the Cowboys down.

My father acquired tickets to this amazing feat, a reward to me that was considered the ultimate treat. My reward stemmed from my excellent

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from his center with the ball, scanning and surveying the frightening scene before all. Eagles were crashing into oncoming Cowboys, as the fans went crazy making more noise. McNabb surveyed his home domain, determined his Eagles would get a big gain. He searched the field for a receiver to hit, spying Deuce in the corner waiving for the catch. McNabb ran back, escaping the grip of a ferocious Cowboy, as he flung the ball against the wall of noise. Deuce saw the missile from his fearful QB, and tried to escape the grasp of the Cowboy defenders he could see. As the ball approached Deuce’s outstretched hands, two Cowboys simultaneously crushed him, making the ball fall from his hands. The Eagles were now briefly out of turns, they had to kick the ball to the dreaded Cowboys. They kicked the ball and handed it back, to the very enemy they wanted to attack. While the gladiators were embroiled in combat on the field in plain sight, there was something more ominous and fearful to observe prowling on the sidelines. On both sides of the field there was a large presence, Andy Reid and Bill Parcels, each respectively the coach of the Eagles and Cowboys. Reid’s presence was intimidating, so large is his girth that measured in go
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Approximate Word count = 1430
Approximate Pages = 6 (250 words per page)