From Danny, Hey G, I just want to offer my opinion on the qb situation. First with McNabb, in years past I havent been the type of person whose been on his case and screaming for the backup qb after a loss…but this year is different.
The Eagles defense which did an outstanding job of battling the high-powered Patriots must show up with the same intensity against the Seahawks. The won't be 23 point underdogs but they must show up with the same emotion.
From Larry, Hey G!!!! Love the Website because it is always REAL! I agree with your observations about the Thick Atmosphere between the City (Fans And Press) and the Eagles QB Donovan McNabb. These The Top 6 reasons why I believe the town now hates Donovan McNabb:
From Matt, Hi "G", While the head to your column may deceive those who read no further, I understand completely where you are coming from. As a lifetime Philly fan who is now in his 40's,
If I could I would drive Donovan McNabb to the airport, right now. I don't see how he or any one else could play in the atmosphere he's functioning in here in Philadelphia. The anger and animosity targeted at him is worse than the Cowboys get when they come here.
The questions were mainly focused on the play of Donovan McNabb and A.J. Feeley at the quarterback position. Andy, Donovan, and Brian were peppered with question after question about why the offense looked in sync under the direction of A.J.
I didn't think there was much chance of Donovan McNabb playing on Sunday but there seems to be a good chance of Donovan playing against the Seahawks.
It’s unbelievable that the Eagles defense has forced only 11 turnovers in 11 games. They played much better on Sunday, but still failed to force a single turnover. They are dead last in the league in turnovers. This has got to change.
From Jerel, G, I saw many things in AJ last night why it time to make a change at QB. I feel we have no chance to win a Super bowl with McNabb and that's what it's all about. The 3 big things that AJ did last night that I love are [...]
Washington Redskins safety Sean Taylor has passed away. He was shot yesterday morning in the upper leg and it damaged an artery which caused significant blood loss. Taylor was only 24 years of age.
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