Can We All Finally Agree Donovan Needs To Burn In Hell (even you phreak)

[Sgt PSN]

keep droppin soap


i have to work tomorrow so i'm off to bed.  farg them all. 

[shorebird]

Kinky Dick Sex

[shorebird]

keep droppin soap

Hahahahhaha!!

[shorebird]

Kinda' Dick Sick

[Dillen]

Trade McNabb and Vick (together) for a 1st rounder, draft Tim Tebow, Kolb-Tebow tandem like Leak-Tebow = instant championship?

[ice grillin you]

way to ruin a serious thread you farging mongoloids

[Don Ho]

Trade McNabb and Vick (together) for a 1st rounder, draft Tim Tebow, Kolb-Tebow tandem like Leak-Tebow = instant championship?

No more booze for you.

[LBIggle]

trade mcnabb for crack rock and be happy for 5 minutes.

cut mcnabbs neck 15 minutes later and steal his money for more crack.

crack.

[Rome]

Donovan's mosquito off a windshield impression might not end up being the last impression we have of him as an Eagle but it certainly will be the most resonant one.

[ice grillin you]

Donovan's mosquito off a windshield impression might not end up being the last impression we have of him as an Eagle but it certainly will be the most resonant one.

lolol.....romey as usual gets it

[MDS]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H84hRlibdXg

beginning of the video. how does he live with himself. just a complete and total embarrassment to civilization. get off my team now.

[NC_Eagle]

Been thinking about this over night.

1) McNabb lacks the 'intangibles'; leadership, making the right play at the right time, whatever you want to call it. There have been QBs who won SB without it (looking at you Trent Dilfer). This can't be coached, and you'd like it in a QB, but isn't always a game breaker.

2) Even in his pre-injury prime, 5 just isn't the type of QB you want dropping back 30-40 times a game like Reid often calls. If he could play for a team where he could hand off 25 times a game to a quality running game (St. Louis?) while throwing safe passes and the occasional deep ball to keep the D honest, but not have to carry the team on his shoulders, he'd play a better overall game in my opinion. SB quality? Maybe, but there are many other variables in that equation.

3) McNabb has had his opportunities to show improvement, but I have to wonder how different his career would have been playing for a different coach? Reid may think himself an offensive genius, but obviously he doesn't care about McNabb's worm murdering spree, or his inability to properly lead a receiver on crossing routes, etc. Particularly I think McNabb needed (needs) a good positional QB coach who will get in his face about his fundamentals. I don't think he's had one his entire career under Reid? My mind goes back to Cunningham and Doug Scovil, there was an obvious change in Randall's play after his 'dedication' season in 90. (although his injuries probably didn't help)

[SunMo]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H84hRlibdXg

beginning of the video. how does he live with himself. just a complete and total embarrassment to civilization. get off my team now.

holy shtein farging douche chills

[shorebird]

Been thinking about this over night.

1) McNabb lacks the 'intangibles'; leadership, making the right play at the right time, whatever you want to call it. There have been QBs who won SB without it (looking at you Trent Dilfer). This can't be coached, and you'd like it in a QB, but isn't always a game breaker.

2) Even in his pre-injury prime, 5 just isn't the type of QB you want dropping back 30-40 times a game like Reid often calls. If he could play for a team where he could hand off 25 times a game to a quality running game (St. Louis?) while throwing safe passes and the occasional deep ball to keep the D honest, but not have to carry the team on his shoulders, he'd play a better overall game in my opinion. SB quality? Maybe, but there are many other variables in that equation.

3) McNabb has had his opportunities to show improvement, but I have to wonder how different his career would have been playing for a different coach? Reid may think himself an offensive genius, but obviously he doesn't care about McNabb's worm murdering spree, or his inability to properly lead a receiver on crossing routes, etc. Particularly I think McNabb needed (needs) a good positional QB coach who will get in his face about his fundamentals. I don't think he's had one his entire career under Reid? My mind goes back to Cunningham and Doug Scovil, there was an obvious change in Randall's play after his 'dedication' season in 90. (although his injuries probably didn't help)

Sounds like all anyone has been thinking about is McNabb. Joe Montana could have been qb'n the team last night and still would have lost.

[Sgt PSN]

lol @ shorebird still defending mcnabb.  tell me you haven't been up all night replying to every bad comment made about him.