Anyone bothered that McNabb STILL has no new contract??

For what it's worth, Peyton's agent said they weren't doing a deal until after the season's over, so I would imagine that would affect McNabb's contract negotiations.

They're not going to let him walk unless he proves he is just a complete disaster, and I don't see that happening. He's struggled as of late but we're not exactly helping the cause with poor protection at times and drops by the receivers. He'll get on track, not worried.

W/L record is what really counts, and all I know is a year ago we were 2-5 and in a free fall.

We did also change coaches that account for allot of the turn around.

For what it's worth, Peyton's agent said they weren't doing a deal until after the season's over, so I would imagine that would affect McNabb's contract negotiations.

I'm sure it will be brought up, but If I'm Bruce Allen, I laugh in his agent's face if they ask for anything approaching Peyton money.

I think a deal will be worked out in the end but Bruce Allen works very methodically, worst comes to worst they franchise him.

As I understand it, the Shanahans would like to lock him up for at least a couple more years though they've been "surprised by how poor his footwork is" (whatever that means)

So not only is he adjusting to a new offense, but he's being coached up differently that he's used to. He's got a lot on his plate.

You can add anyone you want to the roster but they still cannot catch a ball hitting the ground 5 feet in front of them or 5 feet over their head. He has also made some really bad decisions. I'm not totally against him because he has made some big game winning plays but they are stuck between allot of bad plays. He is becomming our version of Farve.

Yeah but we all know what we were getting in McNabb and the coaches knew too. I guess they just need to work on his footwork and hopefully that will help. One of the Int's yesterday was on Galloway. He made no attempt on that ball and I have no idea how he made the team.

Still better than anything we've seen around here in at least 10 years, if not more. McNabb on his worst day is still better than the crop of noodle-arm crapola QB's we've had on their best days. He is a leader and the rest of the team rallies around him. There are intangibles that he brings other than just his on the field performance (which I think will improve as the season progresses). That being said, he did suck ass yesterday.

Is anyone really surprised about his bounce passes? He has been throwing those since day one in Philly. Since he played basketball in college, I think he forgets he is on the football field at times.

However, the best option we have is McNubb. Period.

Fredericksburg.com - McNabb shakyin 'Skins' pocket - page 1 FLS (http://fredericksburg.com/News/FLS/2010/102010/10242010/583940/index_html)

Rumor is Shanahan wanted to give him 8-10 games to make sure he's his guy. Given how we've always been too quick to dish out monster deals in the past, I find this new approach refreshing actually. If McNabb isn't worrying why should we?

I heard the same thing about 8-10 games and agree with your assessment.

I honestly believe our Defense can overcome "Some" of McNabbs mistakes...we are a turnover causing and sack machine.

What helps having Mcnabb over many other QB's is his ability to make things happen when they break down and the huge plays in crunch time.

Yes,he had a bad game,but we still won.
But he will also have those games where he lights it up. I don't want Mcnabb to play conservatively or scared because of bad plays...

We had that in Soul Glo for way too long and that didn't take us anywhere.

I want a QB that doesn't play scared....Plays to win
Kind of like Rypien,Williams and Theismann...remember those guys?