View Full Version : Jerry Lurie-"We have every intention of bringing back Mcnabb in 2009"
TVFactFan 01-05-2009, 12:56 AM Reported by the Boston Globe and on the ESPN scroller tonight.
Something else I already knew and maybe now the media can shut the **** up about him leaving the Eagles
Big C 01-05-2009, 12:58 AM Sol, will you STOP complaining? Please.
Given how McNabb looked shaky at one point this season and how the Eagles seemed to be underachieveing and his contract, I thought he MIGHT be gone had he flopped against Arizona on Thanksgiving night.
It's basically the team saying they are COMMITTED to their QB.
You bash a team for commiting to their QB, yet you rant and rave about Tavaris Jackson, Tony Romo, and Chad Pennington when they don't have their A-game.
I smell hypocrisy.
mriggles 01-05-2009, 12:59 AM Reported by the Boston Globe and on the ESPN scroller tonight.
Something else I already knew and maybe now the media can shut the **** up about him leaving the Eagles
When I saw that, I knew you would have some sort of a comment on it...
TVFactFan 01-05-2009, 01:03 AM When I saw that, I knew you would have some sort of a comment on it...
Well you know I hate hearing because if he was to leave the Eagles it would be one of the happiest days of my life and NFL sundays would be FUN again-lol
So when I keep hearing a false story I get irritated because I know the Eagles are not that DUMB especially when they have no other options
Wreckless 01-05-2009, 01:54 AM Not even close :lol:. lol Solomon it's Jeffrey Lurie, not Jerry LOL :lol:. Sorry, but that incorrectness strucked me funny for a minute.
Anyways, I am not surprised by this. Jeffrey & Andy LOVE Donovan. He's had a good year. He deserves at least another shot. Plus, I want (to see) him pass a few HOF QBs on the all-time career wins list, and by playing next year, he would pass 2 specific guys.
Staubach
Joe Montana
Big C 01-05-2009, 02:02 AM I want (to see) him pass a few HOF QBs on the all-time career wins list, and by playing next year, he would pass 2 specific guys.
Staubach
Joe Montana
THAT would be very impressive.
Wreckless 01-05-2009, 02:10 AM ^ Yeah definitely. That would be all out impressive, EXCEPT, those 2 also have one thing, at least one thing of this object, that Donovan doesn't.
A superbowl ring/superbowl championship
Big C 01-05-2009, 02:15 AM those 2 also have one thing, at least one thing of this object, that Donovan doesn't.
A superbowl ring/superbowl championship
Dan Marino, who had more wins than them, also never won a SB. That didn't make him to be viewed as a lesser QB.
Wreckless 01-05-2009, 02:22 AM Dan Marino, who had more wins than them, also never won a SB. That didn't make him to be viewed as a lesser QB.
I know that & that's a very good point. I was just saying in general, it's motivation for Donovan to win one, and to play good & better offensively, so that he can pass those guys in career regular season wins, but still have a championship in his hands like they do/did.
Not saying it makes or breaks a player, or a QB specifically, but it separates if they were able to win it. Donovan is a winner, a winning percentage over .600 in the regular season, numerous wins, comeback wins, pro bowls. I just would love him and us to win it, so he can stare at those 2 and say he got it done as well. Dan Marino is a great player though. An excellent talent. Too bad he never won one. His first year he made it, then never went back to the SB I believe.
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