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'I bleed for this city!': Eagles GM wounded by flying beer can
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Philadelphia Eagles General Manager Howie Roseman tells cheering fans "I bleed for this city" shortly after he was struck by a flying beer can during the team's Super Bowl victory parade.Feb. 14, 2025
