Your Monday Morning Roundup

Yet another Monday morning where Sunday feels like it was just a waste. At least you didn’t have to stay up late to feel that way.

Let’s hit it!

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The roundup:

The #Philly hasthtag has been blocked from showing recent uploads on Instagram. Someone must’ve been uploading extremely violent and/or depressing pictures of the Eagles game.

Since a safety doesn’t technically count, the Eagles defense finished without a takeaway for the first time this season.

College basketball is back and Bill Walton’s ramblings are still the best.

The Harvard Band played the “Penis” game and won.

Gregg Popovich couldn’t do what Brett Brown does: “I’d last about a month [coaching the Sixers]. And he, honest to God, loves coaching that team.”

The Redskins are making “you like that” their thing now, and it’s incredibly annoying.

Chip Kelly’s modified S8 playcard featured the Peace for Paris symbol on it, and that may have been the smartest decision he made all day:

2011 AL Rookie of the Year Jeremy Ellickson is now a Phillie, and the Phils sent their 27th ranked prospect away in return.

Aaron Rodgers is still the best, rips a fan who yelled something prejudiced during the pre-game moment of silence:

In other pre-game ceremonies honoring France, the Giants found the smallest flag they could, and then oriented it like the Dutch flag:

Cam Newton, battle dancer:

The Philly Police actually had the tweet of the day about returning wild animals to their weird circus prison home:

Let’s play the blame game:

Philly Jesus wants to bring the gospel to the “big screen,” and is trying to raise a measly $70 million for it. He’d also like a helicopter and a stadium.

In reaction to the Paris attacks this weekend, NFL stadiums had increased security all day Sunday, even though no threats were known.

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