New Orleans Saints claim ski masks, call out fraudulent Eagles

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Apparently, it’s Ski Mask SZN in more than one city.

Popularized by the University of Miami’s “Turnover Chain,” defenses throughout the nation have been using objects to rally around turnovers or big plays. The Eagles are no different with their ski masks. Malcolm Jenkins was seen wearing a ski mask on the sideline in the Week 14 loss to the Dallas Cowboys, but it took another week for the public to catch on and the Eagles players to show off the ski mask more prominently.

… but wait, the Eagles weren’t the first team in the NFL to use a ski mask and the Saints want everyone to know it. 

After their win against the Steelers, the dynamic running back duo of Alvin Kamara and Mark Ingram wanted to let everyone know that there are some ski mask frauds out there, probably the Eagles.

Is it true? Were the Saints first? It looks like it.

Look, I’m sure the Eagles defense didn’t blatantly copy the Saints, and even if they did, the NFL is a copycat league and they should worry more about themselves and less about the team they wish they faced in the playoffs last season.

At the end of the day, ski mask or not, most of the Eagles players are wearing something Kamara and Ingram don’t have: a Super Bowl ring.

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