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If and possibly when Warner retires
Congrats...winner of the most sensible post of the year award.....so far!!
If and possibly when Warner retires
Congrats...winner of the most sensible post of the year award.....so far!!
WINNER WINNER, CHICKEN DINNER!
This system needs abn accurate passer. Pennington , if healthy would be a better fit.
You and I aren't agreeing on much, Shane. Oh well, that what makes the board go, I guess.
The man has led his team to 5 NFC championship games. He's 33, and has been throwing to guys like Hank Basket most of his career. He could easily play 4 or 5 more years - that would make him Kurt's age. That's longterm in today's world. Philly fans don't appreciate him for the same reason most fans can't handle stuff - everybody thinks if you don't win a superbowl, you suck. There are 32 teams in the league. 4 teams make the Championship Game per year. On average you should make a championship game 1 out of 8 years, he's made 5 in 11 years - ALMOST EVERY OTHER YEAR. Are you kidding me, he's a choker?
If Kurt retires, and we can get him, do it.
I have to agree. McNabb would come to us with a HUGE chip on his shoulder. Kind of like the huge chip that Warner came here with when the Rams & Giants spit in his face. Since McNabb already lives & trains here, the adjustment period would be minimal. The climate in AZ & playing under perfect conditions would add an extra year or two to his career. Look what AP & a dome environment did for Favre. I'm fine with the Cardinals going with Leinart, but it's lunacy to think that McNabb couldn't win here. Let's not forget that what this franchise needs is a nice stretch (4-5 consecutive years) of getting to the playoffs. In order to completely leave our ugly past behind us, we need to be a perennial winner. McNabb would help us get there.
All this hating on McNabb is insane!
The dude is a gamer, year in and year out. Plug him into our offense and he is automatically surrounded by the best cast of players he has ever been around. Don't forget, this guy beat us in the late 90's on a broken leg in the 2nd half. The guy has heart to spare.
I would take him over Matt any day of the week and twice on Sundays....
Doug, you write good stuff and I generally agree with you most of the time. However, I have one recommendation for you:If and possibly when Warner retires Whiz will be working the whole offseason with the CARDINALS next starting QB.Matt Leinart should do very well especially if no one offers enough for Q in draft trades and he has a loaded reciever quiver to go along with a very talented and up and coming running game.Leave Levi where he is to cover Matts backside.
Its not Matts job to worry about rebuilding the defense.Just put up the points to win.If after all this time with Kurt he did'nt learn anything that would be more than sad.He looked okay in New Orleans to say the least.Lets go Matt.Heck NO! To Bulger or McNabb or anyone else.We've paid for Matt already.Whiz will adjust a few things and just say its go time and start building Matts confidence to a much higher level with no one behind him but a lesser backup that comes cheap,or a late round qb pick to develop.
Certainly not for the "exclusive" rumors or blogs. I have been a subscriber for years basically for only one reason: commercial free, edited podcasts of their radio shows. I like to listen to Cowherd and sometimes Mike & Mike on my way to work or even at work if it's a slow day. The member version condenses an entire four hour show down to about an hour and a half.First off, why would you pay to be an ESPN insider?
Doug, you write good stuff and I generally agree with you most of the time. However, I have one recommendation for you:
Although the double space typographical convention has been rendered obsolete, it is still necessary and preferred to include a space after all forms of punctuation, especially after the period at the end of a sentence. It makes your sentences flow much better and provides a smoother, more comprehensive paragraph for the reader.
/Grammar tip of the day
If and possibly when Warner retires
Congrats...winner of the most sensible post of the year award.....so far!!
Way to be non-commital huh?I try.Thanks for another award.Can I put it on the fridge?
McNabb for all the love he gets is a really bad QB accuracy wise. 20th in the NFL this year. Gerrard with way more horrible WR's had better accuracy, Alex freaking Smith had better accuracy, Jay 26 INT's Cutler who has even worse WR's had better accuracy, Jason Cambell had better accuracy. Him having horrid accuracy is not just this year, its almost every year.
McNabb doesn't throw many INT's but he is a fumble machine, again not just this year, every year.
Both facts are why Philly fans are so frustrated with him every year. They are the ones that see him missing receivers every week, or not scanning the field to find the open receiver.
Now add in the fact that he is only signed for one more season, and the high likely hood that the 2011 season will be a lockout we have to give him a new contract for a guy that will 35 when his new contract kicks in.
Save the money, draft picks, or what ever else you can get for Boldin and spend it on Defense.
If Warner retires...which I hope he Doesn't...But if he does...McNabb here would be awesome...and I think he would flourish under our system and recievers....He has mobility and throws a good deep ball.
McNabb contract details:
6/11/2009: Signed a two-year, $24.5 million contract. The deal contains $23 million guaranteed, including a $3.3 million roster bonus in the first year and $3.5 million of McNabb's 2010 base salary. Another $1 million is available through incentives. 2010: $5 million (+ $6.2 million guaranteed roster bonus due 5/5), 2011: Free Agent
McNabb is due a 6.2m roster bonus on 5/5...making him very available in a trade.
My hope:
Warner - hope he stays.
McNabb - if not, McNabb is not much of a step backwards.
Leinart - Very risky based on performance.
Is McNabb going to play defense for us?
Its kinda funny how this board is focused on fixing the defense but any mention of a guy like McNabb means we should give up on that so we can get a good 33 year old QB. I have no problem with McNabb, in fact I liked him since he was in college, but this is ridiculous.
Yet again how do you fix the defense while giving up high draft picks for 30+ year old QB?