Where will McNabb land?

I will point and laugh at whichever GM believes that McNabb's play in Washington wasn't accurate.

I can assure all of you that McNabb will not land in Miami, and why? Because he is to old and cost to much. I would also add why do you think he would WANT to go there, if he has a choice? With a HC who is standing on a balanced beam and a yes man for his OC I could think of many better places for McNabb and I'm sure he could too.

When is his bonus due?

If I'm correct we paid him that 3 million plus some deal and that gave us rights to trade him late in the preseason without taking any hit. Thats what made the deal so swet for us.

This is what Dirtbag was asking about. We have up til the first game of the season to make a decision, or pay him $10M

Redskins Insider - Looking at Donovan McNabb's contract status (http://voices.washingtonpost.com/redskinsinsider/donovan-mcnabb/looking-at-donovan-mcnabbs-con.html)

The Redskins hold a $10 million contract option for 2011 that they can exercise until the first game of that season, or they could release McNabb and owe him nothing.

This is what Dirtbag was asking about. We have up til the first game of the season to make a decision, or pay him $10M

Redskins Insider - Looking at Donovan McNabb's contract status (http://voices.washingtonpost.com/redskinsinsider/donovan-mcnabb/looking-at-donovan-mcnabbs-con.html)

The Redskins hold a $10 million contract option for 2011 that they can exercise until the first game of that season, or they could release McNabb and owe him nothing.

Not a bad deal still, the draft picks hurt.

This is what Dirtbag was asking about. We have up til the first game of the season to make a decision, or pay him $10M

Redskins Insider - Looking at Donovan McNabb's contract status (http://voices.washingtonpost.com/redskinsinsider/donovan-mcnabb/looking-at-donovan-mcnabbs-con.html)

The Redskins hold a $10 million contract option for 2011 that they can exercise until the first game of that season, or they could release McNabb and owe him nothing.

Alright good. I was worried that the due date was sometime in early April or late March.

What do you guys think the odds are that McNabb is actually traded? and what would the market price of those odds be?

Same question for haynesworth.

And I do think haynesworth is trade-able (contract wise) because we are obligated to pick up the signing bonus when we trade him, so the new team will likely re-negotiate a new contract or just test him out for a year and cut him the next if they are not satisfied.

What do you guys think the odds are that McNabb is actually traded? and what would the market price of those odds be?

Same question for haynesworth.

And I do think haynesworth is trade-able (contract wise) because we are obligated to pick up the signing bonus when we trade him, so the new team will likely re-negotiate a new contract or just test him out for a year and cut him the next if they are not satisfied.

I'd say AH will be released before McNabb would be.

Who knows if this "inside info" or just someone throwing stuff up on a wall to see what sticks - - but here is one suggestion as to where Donovan McNabb might play football next year.


Also, please note the level of compensation suggested to acquire his services from the Redskins...



Charley Walters: It's looking like Minnesota Vikings' quarterback next season will be Donovan McNabb - TwinCities.com (http://www.twincities.com/sports/ci_17788712?nclick_check=1)

^If we create a market for McNabb he may be worth more than a 5 rounder