McNabb Should Shut Up & Stop Crying About His Time In Philadelphia

Would somebody please tell former Eagles quarterback and current Washington Redskin Donovan McNabb to stop talking about the Eagles and his time in Philadelphia?   Donovan shut up, you’re making yourself look and sound like a fool.

This is like the dude who has his girlfriend kick him to the curb, so he gets a new girlfriend but won’t stop talking about the girl who ditched him.  Move on dude, move on.

Let it go, McNabb.  Stop crying about spilled milk.  I don’t feel sorry for you and nobody should.  You look like a crybaby.  It isn’t time to be digging up all of the nonsense which happened over the years.

In an interview with GQ magazine, McNabb dug up every skeleton he could think of during his time with the Eagles.

“It went all the way back to the T.O. situation,” McNabb told GQ. “It went back to us not winning big games, me being criticized for whatever, leadership, whatever it may be, and how no one in the organization ever stepped up and said anything. They’ll say something to you in the building, but not publicly. My feeling was, ‘I’m out here getting cut up, where are you? I’m always defending and helping you guys, but where’s that support?’ I thought it was beneficial, because you can sit there and tell somebody you truly love them, you’re a big fan, your family loves you, but what about when we’re over here in the hot seat, where are you now?”

You’re not going to get a prize for doing all of this crying.  You should be focused on getting healthy and preparing to lead the Redskins to the playoffs.  If you do that, people will take notice but otherwise, nobody cares about your tears.

Yes, the Eagles front office may not have been eager to offer public support for you every time you were criticized, but they did pay you well over $100 million dollars when you played for the Eagles.

McNabb should stop answering questions about Philadelphia.  Tell the reporters who ask these questions, that it’s over and you’re not going to talk about it.

I do think some of the criticism launched at him during his time here was unfair, like the rumor of him throwing up at the Super Bowl.  Lousy journalism is the only reason that this rumor continues.

How could he have thrown up at the Super Bowl but nobody has any pictures of it?  There are a “million” cameras aimed at the field during the Super Bowl and most of them are aimed at the quarterback, yet he threw up and nobody got a picture of it.  This claim is as bad as McNabb’s crying.

He did get the wind knocked out of him because the offensive line got their butts kicked, especially center Hank “Honey Buns” Fraley.

“I got hit and dumped on my face a couple of times . . . we lost Todd Pinkston . . . we all were gassed, and there were a couple of times in the game where I got hit either by [Tedy] Bruschi or by [Richard] Seymour, I had grass in my helmet, and maybe I lost my wind a little bit, but nothing to the point where I would come out of the game,” McNabb told GQ magazine during his interview.

I think McNabb, Andy Reid and the entire offense was responsible for not running the two-minute offense properly in the 4th quarter of the Super Bowl.  We all know that the Eagles were taking too much time to send the plays in and McNabb could barely talk in the huddle.