PHILADELPHIA - From Tom Landry, Jimmy Johnson and Jason Garrett to Dick Vermeil, Buddy Ryan and Andy Reid, the men in charge have changed while the rivalry remains intense.No matter the coaches, the players or the records, its always a big game when the Philadelphia Eagles play the Dallas Cowboys. First place in the NFC East is on the line for Sunday nights prime-time matchup between the two 9-4 teams.Chip Kelly understands fans in Philadelphia strongly dislike the Cowboys, but he doesnt share those feelings.Ive never been a hate guy. I dont hate anybody weve ever played, Kelly said. Ive got the utmost respect for them and I hope when we have an opportunity to play any team that we play, they are at their full strength. Thats the best part about it; thats when you really truly get two competitors going against it.Ryan was revered in Philadelphia because he often beat the Cowboys during his tenure as coach from 1986-90. The brash and bombastic Ryan didnt hide his animosity for Landry or Johnson. During a game against Landrys Cowboys following the 1987 strike, Ryan ordered Randall Cunningham to fake taking a knee and throw deep to run up the score because he felt Dallas did that to Philadelphias replacement players.Then there was the Bounty Bowl game on Thanksgiving Day 1989 when players said Ryan offered money to whoever knocked kicker Luis Zendejas or quarterback Troy Aikman out of the game.So despite his 0-3 record in the playoffs, Ryan is beloved by Eagles fans.The same fans once threw snowballs at Johnson at old Veterans Stadium. They also cheered the ambulance that drove Michael Irvin off the field after he suffered a career-ending injury in 1999.But Kelly does things his way. He even said he would allow the Cowboys to practice on his teams field if the situation arose and they needed it.I understand (fans hate the Cowboys) but thats not the way were wired, Kelly said. I think I want to compete against the best, and its the same thing if we went to go play any other place in the NFL, they would allow us to practice at their facility. When I was in college, everybody allowed us to practice. USC practiced at our place when we were at Oregon and we could practice at their place. Thats what this deal is all about.Players change teams so much these days in the NFL that its difficult to find players who feel the same way fans do about rivals. Only a decade ago, there were Eagles like Brian Dawkins who echoed the citys feelings about Dallas.As long as they have that star on their helmet, its still the Cowboys, Dawkins once said.Players such as Cowboys wide receiver Dez Bryant still do plenty of trash-talking. Bryant called Philadelphias cornerbacks cheap after the Eagles beat Dallas 33-10 on Thanksgiving.The quarterbacks, however, traded compliments.Its just great to see someone be resilient and take adversity and come back stronger from it, Romo said of Mark Sanchez. And thats what Marks done and I think its a great lesson for a lot of people. I think when you look at it closely, itd be better if he didnt do it with the Eagles, but I think hes done a great job.___AP NFL website: www.pro32.ap.organd AP NFL Twitter feed: www.twitter.com/AP_NFL___Follow Rob Maaddi on Twitter: https://twitter.com/AP_RobMaaddi Alex English Jersey .Brooks, a three-year veteran, was slow to get up after suffering the injury during a 5-yard run by Arian Foster.Brooks limped off the field midway through the quarter and then slowly walked to the locker room a few minutes later. Nikola Jokic Jersey . 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