Brandon Graham sure is blocking a lot of Eagles fans on Twitter

Twitter is a fantastic medium for interacting with fans, as unlike real life, people who cross the line can simply be eliminated from view with the click of a button. Nobody knows this better than the Eagles' Brandon Graham, whose liberal blocking policies have earned him the #BlockedByBrandon hash tag.

"I work very hard. But I do have a personal life, and a wife and a kid at home. If my kid's seeing that -- for me, I don't want to see the negativity. That's not going to help me, so why not block it?"

Graham said fans should "do what you gotta do," but "don't @ me."

Graham said he has blocked people who interrupt his interractions with friends and teammates. "People think they can just interrupt what we're talking about."

"Fans beg to be unblocked and all that," he added. "I'm like, 'You said what you said. That's cool. I forgive you, but I just don't trust that that's the last (negative) thing you're going to say, so you're going to get blocked.' "

And this wasn't even the only blocking-related story in Philadelphia sports yesterday, as the official Sixers account found themselves blocked by comedian Hannibal Burress for some reason.