Wow was ESPN kissing Donovans ass last night

codeworks · Jan 19, 2004

They broke down every bad play and blamed it on another person.

Now maybe it was the receivers, lineman, or Leon's fault

but ESPN was overboard on the political correctness.

They than show Manning and are practicaly laughing at the guy and calling him a fool.

I am double darn sure that Payton had some help in his debacle

SunDevil · Jan 19, 2004

AMEN!

Redneckman · Jan 19, 2004

Couldn't agree more. Donovan McNabb is the best QB in NFL history, he's just surrounded a bunch of dunderheads

packer2012 · Jan 19, 2004

Get the straightjacket out for Redneck!

Dumbest comment in the hallowed history of the RX!!!!

packer2012 · Jan 19, 2004

Red,

When they invent TV wherever you live....

You will see that there are at least a couple dozen better!

deadon · Jan 19, 2004

Red you are on some serious drugs,give me some!

bayhillbum · Jan 19, 2004

Rush Limbaugh plays a lot of golf, but noone ever put it on a tee for him as well as Berman and Jackson on NFL primetime last night. If Rush had developed a spoof to prove his point, it would not have been as drastic as ESPN's breakdown of the two quarterback's performance yesterday. Is there a point where it would be possible to point out that Saint Donovan is not a top NFL quarterback without being a racist? What would he have to do? In his defense, I will say he played slightly better yesterday than his truly pitiful performance in last year's championship game.

Banned4Life · Jan 19, 2004

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR> Is there a point where it would be possible to point out that Saint Donovan is not a top NFL quarterback without being a racist? <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

Not after the vulgar junkie turned it into a racial issue. Instead of merely saying that he's overrated they now preface it with "see Rush was right..."

natick48 · Jan 19, 2004

I believe Redneckman made his comment with tongue well placed in cheek. Donovan McNabb is a good quaterback but not worthy of the acclaim he receives on air. As I stated yesterday, with 78 passing yards in the first half, the announcers were getting ready to put him in The Hall of Fame. ESPN ran a story Sunday on the passing of The NFL guard (QBs.)They listed Manning, McNaire, Brady & McNabb as the new guard. McNabb on his best day couldn't compete with the other three. That doesn't make him a bad quaterback, just not an elite quaterback. He is probably on a par with Billy Kilmer in Kilmer's prime (49er days) and maybe Bobby Layne in his Lion days (the 50's). Both very tough guys, average passers.