Yes, I'm still pestering people to put on Eagles jerseys out here.

Particularly good sports include Kim Delaney and former Channel 10 reporter Andrew Glassman, who these days is working in "reality" TV as one of the producers of NBC's "Average Joe." (Andrew even got a guy from Cleveland who's on "Average Joe: Hawaii" to put on a shirt, to the vast amusement of a critic from his area.)

Philadelphia-born comic Kevin Hart, who's in "Along Came Polly" and "Scary Movie 3," asked to keep his, even though the size 3X just about swallowed him up. He'll be on ABC in April, starring in "The Big House," a sort of reverse "Fresh Prince of Bel Air" in which he plays a rich kid whose father loses all their money, forcing him to move from Malibu to Philadelphia.

Though he's a George Washington High grad, he only spent a few weeks in Community College of Philadelphia -- where he met his wife, Torrei -- but his character's a Drexel student. That's in honor of his mother, Nancy, a Drexel grad who works at Penn.

Like most Eagles fans, Hart's is the superstition born of experience.

"Being that they are the Eagles you can't think nothing" about the Super Bowl yet, he told me. "Let's just take Step One."

But assuming they make it to Houston?

"I'm going."