Was McNabb misused in Minnesota also?

McNabb says Robert Griffin III doesn’t fit with Shanahans’ offense | ProFootballTalk (http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2012/03/29/mcnabb-says-robert-griffin-iii-doesnt-fit-with-shanahans-offense/)

What a bitter little twerp.
Pretty ironic that he uses the word ego.

McNabb says Robert Griffin III doesn’t fit with Shanahans’ offense | ProFootballTalk (http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2012/03/29/mcnabb-says-robert-griffin-iii-doesnt-fit-with-shanahans-offense/)

He was. Instead of playing quarterback he should've been serving Campbell's in the team dining room.

Minnesota is spelled wrong.

Shanahan should have put Mcnabb at guard.

Minnesota is spelled wrong.

Add it to the list.

Paging Ruhskins.

New word for your list bro.


I posted the tweets in the other thread, but I particularly liked Graziano tearing his ass up.
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Dan Graziano ‏ @espn_nfceast

I have some thoughts on this McNabb stuff and will write them, but the central one is about glass houses and stones

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Dan Graziano ‏ @espn_nfceast

Man lost his job to Rex Grossman, for goodness' sake. Rex Grossman.

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Dan Graziano ‏ @espn_nfceast

@ChrisLewis5 I don't understand "tailor offense to his abilities." That mean bring in 9-foot WRs he can't overthrow?

:lol:
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Dan Graziano ‏ @espn_nfceast

@ChrisLewis5 Don't forget, Reid traded McNabb to a division rival. No way he'd have done that if he didn't think something was wrong.

Both sides of the Donovan McNabb story - NFC East Blog - ESPN (http://espn.go.com/blog/nfceast/post/_/id/37616/both-sides-of-the-donovan-mcnabb-story)

Minnesota really helped Shanny's image, as did NE by taking Fat Al. In both cases, Shanahan showed that he still has good judgement in evaluating personel for his teams. He might fail (as all do) w/draft picks & FAs, but once they're playing for him, he certainly knows when someone needs to go.

Minnesota really helped Shanny's image, as did NE by taking Fat Al. In both cases, Shanahan showed that he still has good judgement in evaluating personel for his teams. He might fail (as all do) w/draft picks & FAs, but once they're playing for him, he certainly knows when someone needs to go.

This exactly. the AH problem MS inherited, DM was a mistake he made and instead of keeping him in he got rid of his mistake.

DM went from super star to zero in a matter of seconds. Quite sad actually, quite sad.

Only thing sadder would be a person who keeps a log of misspelling s on a football blog, now that is rock bottom sad.