By Sarah Berkowitz
Connor Barwin, the Eagles Pro Bowl linebacker, is perched in his usual spot at Union Transfer, in the half-dozen rows of bleachers at the back of the balcony.
This is life for Barwin — 12 hours earlier, he was arriving at Lincoln Financial Field to play the Giants, and now he’s casually taking in some Sunday-night experimental psychedelia.
In a league where single-minded football obsession and the purposeful snuffing out of personality seems to be encouraged among players, Barwin has established himself as a unique character. From his promotion of green living and energy conservation to his public endorsement of marriage equality, he’s an individual in a profession where individualism is often demonized.
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