Golden Tate is the newest member of the Philadelphia Eagles. We know he will no longer be wearing the Detroit Lions Honolulu blue and silver, but he will also be changing numbers when he arrives in Philly.
According to Tate’s wife, her husband will be wearing No. 19 as an Eagle.
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— Justin Rose (@JRoseDet) October 30, 2018
Tate, who was originally drafted by the Seattle Seahawks wore No. 81 until he was traded to the Lions, where he was No. 15.
After checking the Eagles official roster, sure enough, Tate is listed as No. 19.
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Detroit Lions DL Ricky Jean Francois calls out teammates following loss to Seahawks
The Detroit Lions should be embarrassed after their abysmal performance during Sunday’s 28-14 loss at home to the Seattle Seahawks. After all, the Lions were dominated in all three phases of the game as the Seahawks were clearly the more prepared team and the team that wanted the win the most.
Following the game, Lions defensive lineman Ricky Jean Francois spoke to the media and he was clearly not thrilled as he called out his teammates.
“We didn’t focus on nothing, we couldn’t stop the run, and we let the Seattle offense control the game. We killed ourselves in penalties, we didn’t connect with their plays and we didn’t focus at all. We were just out there playing.”
“I just want everybody to lock back in. Lock in for these next 10 weeks, just lock in. Leave everything else alone outside of this building. I know you love your family, but tell them you will see them in February. Just lock in and do your job.”
“We came out flat with no focus. We just weren’t ready to go again. That team came off that bus ready to go. They were ready to execute everything, they were ready to put their skills on display. We just came out there and weren’t focused at all.”
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