Here's what I'm worried about...

The only thing I'm worried about right now is that the Giants are paying well.


Skins players will not be bribed I don't care how well the midgets are PAYING. :cheeky-sm

I think their injuries were far more crucial to them than ours to us.

no doubt. once clay matthews got dinged up thats when the game started going in our favor. that kid is a stud.

we aren't winning pretty right now, but when have we ever in the past decade. i do really like the reputation that this team is gaining though. we are knockin out starters left and right week in and week out, thats somthing that other teams better worry about

Thank god we've got McNabb, JC would have been sacked 15 times yesterday and would have fumbled 5 times.

It's going to take some years to have a decent OLine. It takes some time.

How McNabb didn't fumble on that blind side hit he took is simply amazing. The guy must have some strong hands.

Look, I'm not going to start a thread that criticizes how we won, Damn...a win is a win, and I appreciate where we are right now. That being said, I have some areas where I would like to hear your thoughts.

O Line: McNabb was under pressure the entire game, and the running game was non-existent. Is the O Line really as bad as it looked tonight?

D Line: Rodgers had all day...all day. We got to him towards the end of the game, but for the most part he wasn't bothered. What does it take to get pressure on the QB?

Pass Coverage: It seemed like most throws from Rodgers resulted in a 6-10 yard gain. Why are we playing so soft...?

Banks...he better be returning every punt from now on...he can be and will be a game changer...no question. Thoughts?

McNabb was under pressure but there were so many times he just flat out missed guys. He misses routine throws that college QB's make and some of that kills drives. I can almost see why Philly let him go. But it seems that with McNabb the big play is always there and he is a GREAT deep ball thrower.

Without McNabb and Shanahan we're 0-5..............

McNabb was under pressure but there were so many times he just flat out missed guys. He misses routine throws that college QB's make and some of that kills drives. I can almost see why Philly let him go. But it seems that with McNabb the big play is always there and he is a GREAT deep ball thrower.Yeah, it's a big give-and-take game with McNabb. You can see why he won so many games in Philadelphia. If the defense fights, claws, and keeps the game close while he struggles, you just know at some point he's going to make a couple of 40+ yard plays to throw his team back into it.

We didn't win that game because of McNabb, because he's a big reason we were down 10-0 and then 13-3 in the first place, but we absolutely need his skill set to get out of that hole.

Of course, the problem with playing like that is that you subject yourself to the ridiculous replay-review system on the Armstrong touchdown, needing to have that catch in traffic to stay in the game. He held on, and we got it, but those catches can easily get taken away on a technicality in today's NFL. Then you lose.

How McNabb didn't fumble on that blind side hit he took is simply amazing. The guy must have some strong hands.Oh my god. You're not kidding.

I would fumble 999 out of 1,000 times on that hit.

How McNabb didn't fumble on that blind side hit he took is simply amazing. The guy must have some strong hands.

I think there was some WP article that pretty broke down his offseason regiment. I think he can bench press 300 lbs or something.

For the life of me I don't know how he doesn't fumble that ball. Jason Campbell fumbles that if the defender sneezes on him.