Lehigh Football Nation

(All these great photos courtesy of the Philadelphia Eagles , the Pro Football Hall of Fame , and Jim Deegan's blog on Lehigh Valley Live .) What always strikes me about "Concrete Charlie" are his hands.  When you look at them, there's no mistaking that he played football his whole life and played with broken hands.  His fingers jut at angles that physically seem impossible - and they seem, against all reason, to have a football permanently in its grip. Last week,  the "last of the sixty minute men", Penn graduate and Philadelphia Eagle legend LB/C Chuck Bednarik, was in town to promote his new book, " Concrete Charlie: An Oral History of Philadelphia's Great Football Legend " at a book signing.  Fortunately for all Lehigh fans, David Coulson of the Sports Network was also there to give the loquacious Bednarik an interview.    In his interview, "Concrete Charlie" talks fondly about where he developed his love for football: Lehi...