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D-linemen Cox, Thornton, and Logan are Eagles' greatest strength

The Eagles' starting defensive linemen warn against visiting their meeting room, and it's not because the room is occupied by a group of 300-pound men who do not want intruders. The warning is a form of public service: The room smells.

Defensive linemen Fletcher Cox, Bennie Logan, and Cedric Thornton (from left) have started together in 28 of the Eagles' last 30 games. The three self-described "country boys" from the South have developed a tight bond and have become the strongest unit on the team.
Defensive linemen Fletcher Cox, Bennie Logan, and Cedric Thornton (from left) have started together in 28 of the Eagles' last 30 games. The three self-described "country boys" from the South have developed a tight bond and have become the strongest unit on the team.Read moreDREW HALLOWELL / Eagles
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