Mcnabb appears to be done and he is the reason for this loss

I don't know why people are calling for McNabb's head either. I mean geez, why not just throw Beck in there to QB while we're at it? :doh: Come on man, we're worlds better with McNabb at the helm than we were with Campbell. If anyone deserves their heads on a platter, its the O-line. They freaking stink. Where the hell is Bugel when we need him?

I guess there's just no pleasing some people.

Always the voice of reason when Apocalypse threatens.........

McNabb needs to go to the bench. He simply misses too many routine throws. And for the big plays that he hits there are 3-4 that should've been made but weren't. They need to put in Rex and let's see what he can do. After 8 weeks I've seen enough.

Didn't you make a comment last week that we didn't have anyone better?

Some of the blame has to go to Kyle S. He's needed to go with max protection way earlier than he did.

I hear what you're sayin' .. but when McNabb has time he misses guys, or throws late or throws into double, triple coverage. He's just not comfortable in this offense yet and that's why they need to go with Grossman.

Quarterback pressure is mental as much as it is physical. When you get hit or sacked on that many plays, you lose confidence in the ability of the line to protect you, and it affects decision making and comfort in the pocket. McNabb looked shaky today because he was always expecting to be laid out, and it clearly affected his game. Does he look like this every week? No. Would grossman somehow have been able to ignore the mental stress that comes with getting destroyed all day long? No.

I don't know how you can say rex gives the skins a better chance to win... that's just simply untrue.

I wonder if Dockery could play C or RG? I hate to see him being wasted on the bench.

Not really words of encouragement for McNabb when Shanahan says Grossman understands the offense better, is better In the 2 minute and gave the team a better chance to win. Still think McNabb starts though

I think it was a desperation move to the bullpen just looking for a spark, and perhaps to light a fire under DM's ass, still doesn't make much sense to me though. McNabb is still clearly the best QB on the roster, gotta live and die with him.

Stupid thread. As I've always maintained on this board, consistently good teams win in the trenches, and this O-line is only marginally better than last year. Jamaal Brown has been a major disappointment, the Shanahans have it in their heads that Lichtensteiger can compete against superior competition when all evidence is to the contrary, and Rabach's best days are long past. This offense will NEVER be consistent until we upgrade across the ENTIRE line. Trent Williams was a great first step, but we need significant upgrades at every other position on the line IMO. Tom Brady would struggle behind this line every bit as much as McNabb, and that's a fact.

The OL got blown the F up today.

Blaming McNabb is just so nearsighted it's not even funny. Yeah his play was certainly a factor to a degree, the INT certainly didn't help, but the shotty OL play is what we should be focusing on.

After todays performance, you may see him coming out of the bye??

I think it was a desperation move to the bullpen just looking for a spark, and perhaps to light a fire under DM's ass, still doesn't make much sense to me though. McNabb is still clearly the best QB on the roster, gotta live and die with him.

When the Eagles benched him, he came back really strong. I agree with some others that the O-line needs some "tuning" Can't expect DM to do it all.