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They may very well have. General manager Howie Roseman vigorously denied that the Philadelphia Eagles view 2010 as a “rebuilding year” after today’s trade of Sheldon Brown. That may be, but the Eagles’ chances of winning the Super Bowl in 2010 were a whole lot better with Brown than without him. The draft picks acquired may change that calculation in, say, 2012. Which may be precisely the point. This could also be a clue in the Donovan McNabb mystery. If Andy Reid is willing to make 2010 a transition season of sorts, then the likelihood McNabb goes is much higher.

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