McNabb a Redskin! (Part II)

[Audi]

Decline or not, Donovan McNabb is the best quarterback the Redskins have had in decades.

[DBUCHANON101]

Originally Posted by Audi

Decline or not, Donovan McNabb is the best quarterback the Redskins have had in decades.

Agreed, But i still wont believe this happened until i see McNabb under Center in the B&G.

[Audi]

The only sad part is Chris Samuels had to retire.

I know he and the rest of the team caught a lot of blame for Jason Campbell's own shortcomings. How many times do we have to hear Santana Moss and Chris Cooley and Chris Samuels and Clinton Portis suck, the defense sucks because it's not like the Steelers or Ravens, and so on when we lose games 16-13.

Moss and Cooley will be able to prove they don't suck... Portis might if he isn't too broken down already...

Chris Samuels doesn't even get the chance.

[Lotus]

Originally Posted by Audi

Decline or not, Donovan McNabb is the best quarterback the Redskins have had in decades.

I was hoping that we would get "the best QB in decades" but have him be young, so we have him for a long time.

That hope squashed, I still take solace that we are better at QB than we've been in decades, as you indicate.

[Audi]

Originally Posted by Lotus

I was hoping that we would get "the best QB in decades" but have him be young, so we have him for a long time.

That hope squashed, I still take solace that we are better at QB than we've been in decades, as you indicate.

I agree, but a second rounder and a likely third rounder really isn't too bad of a deal for a proven quarterback. In fact, it almost seems cheap.

3rd for Mark Brunell was pretty bad because he was already well into his decline shown through his poor play and eventual benching in Jacksonville.

I believe we traded a 1st and 2nd and 3rd rounder for Brad Johnson in 1999.

We used a 1st and 3rd and 4th for Jason Campbell.

Matt Cassel cost a 2nd rounder and who knows how good he actually is.

It almost seems like McNabb came at a bargain.

[internetcareer]

Originally Posted by Audi

I agree, but a second rounder and a likely third rounder really isn't too bad of a deal for a proven quarterback. In fact, it almost seems cheap.

3rd for Mark Brunell was pretty bad because he was already well into his decline shown through his poor play and eventual benching in Jacksonville.

I believe we traded a 1st and 2nd and 3rd rounder for Brad Johnson in 1999.

We used a 1st and 3rd and 4th for Jason Campbell.

Matt Cassel cost a 2nd rounder and who knows how good he actually is.

It almost seems like McNabb came at a bargain.

Super analysis my friend. McNabb is indeed a bargain if he takes us to the playoffs this year. I mean, EVERY team in the NFL would trade their 2nd round pick every season for a guaranteed shot at the playoffs. And if McNabb plays near as long as Favre...we just need to go ahead and lock him up with a 5 year deal right now.

[Lotus]

Originally Posted by Audi

I agree, but a second rounder and a likely third rounder really isn't too bad of a deal for a proven quarterback. In fact, it almost seems cheap.

3rd for Mark Brunell was pretty bad because he was already well into his decline shown through his poor play and eventual benching in Jacksonville.

I believe we traded a 1st and 2nd and 3rd rounder for Brad Johnson in 1999.

We used a 1st and 3rd and 4th for Jason Campbell.

Matt Cassel cost a 2nd rounder and who knows how good he actually is.

It almost seems like McNabb came at a bargain.

Well said. If we get a third or fourth pick for JC, that will in a sense cancel next year's pick that we sent to Philly. In this case, we upgraded at QB to Donovan McNabb for just a net second round pick. This is indeed a bargain. How often do you acquire a multi-Pro Bowler, within the division no less, for just a second?