Brandon ‘Scoop B’ Robinson previews New England Patriots and Philadelphia Eagles Super Bowl LII matchup. Photo Credit: Arise TV

RESPECT Magazine’s Brandon ‘Scoop B’ Robinson talked Super Bowl XLII on Arise TV America. Press Play Below To Listen!

The New England Patriots are legitimately the most dominant, successful franchise in 21st century American sports.

The Eagles and Pats couldn’t be more different:

Chowder versus Cheesesteaks.

Rocky Balboa versus Mark Wahlberg.

Larry Bird versus Allen Iverson. 

Bobby Brown versus Meek Mill!

Two weeks ago, a Tom Brady-led offense turned the tables on the Jacksonville Jaguars in the fourth quarter of the AFC Championship Game and won 24-20.

“He’s smarter than the average bear,” former New England Patriots DE Jarvis Green told me this week on Scoop B Radio.

Green won Super Bowl’s XXXVIII and XXXIX with Brady. “He’s a legend in his book. He just does things the right way.”

Added Green:

“He knows everything about what he has to do to perform, he knows every position as far as X,Y, Z and the tight end, what they’re doing what their choice routes are, so I mean he walks in the game, you know, with a W already. You do a few things to stop him hopefully you can win.”

New England Patriots and Philadelphia Eagles. Photo Credit: NESN

The Philadelphia Eagles are a team that has gone 57 seasons without a championship. Las Vegas has perched the Eagles as a 5.5 point underdog against the Patriots despite blowing out the Minnesota Vikings 38-7 in the NFC Championship game.

Sunday’s game winner will be victorious by clock management and the little things. “It’s going to come down to penalties,” Eagles safety Rodney McLeod told me earlier this week on the Scoop B Radio podcast.

“Who’s able to make adjustments throughout the game and then who’s able to put four quarters of work together.”  

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For 13 of his 16 NFL seasons, Pro Football Hall of Fame finalist, Brian Dawkins was the man at safety for the Philadelphia Eagles.

His leadership, hard hitting, charisma and ability to snag interceptions from opposing quarterbacks were all hallmarks during Dawkins’ career.

Currently serving the role of Executive of Football Operations for Player Development with the Eagles, apparently, Dawkins still has IT!

“He still could line up today, man and be in the box and make some plays for us,” current Philadelphia Eagles safety Rodney McLeod told me on Monday afternoon’s edition of Scoop B Radio.

“I mean you’ve seen clips of him, but the energy that he brings and his leadership qualities, those are the things that stand out to you. He’s a physical specimen.”

Indeed Dawkins was a premier safety. Weapon X recorded 778 tackles, 37 INTs, 26 quarterback sacks and 28 forced fumbles for the birds.

Sep 25, 2016; Philadelphia, PA, USA; Philadelphia Eagles free safety Rodney McLeod (23) during game against the Pittsburgh Steelers at Lincoln Financial Field. The Eagles defeated the Steelers, 34-3. Mandatory Credit: Eric Hartline-USA TODAY Sports

“He’s been a great tutor to have around this facility and obviously, a motivator too,” said McLeod.

“Just looking at him every day out on the sidelines, knowing that you have a legend right there watching you each and every day and you have this opportunity to showcase your abilities, but also pick his brain a little bit; it’s very helpful. And so, that’s my motivation man, having him around, one to be somewhere close to him and things that he’s done for this team. And so, I’m going to continue to grow, continue to pick his brain, but Brian Dawkins, man is a heck of a player and a heck of a man too!”

Dawkins retired as a nine time NFL Pro Bowler, four time NFL first teamer, member of the NFL’s 2000s All-Decade Team, and was a member of the Philadelphia Eagles’ 75th Anniversary Team.

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