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Everyone is talking about how great he is doing this year, how he is healthy now and is back to his old self (not that his old self was ever that great) and they also keep pointing out how great he is doing without T.O.
Well, I'm calling B.S. on all of this crap.
Look at the facts...
Fact 1: In four games McNabb has played the 24th, 29th, 31st and 32nd ranked passing defenses. That's 4 of the 8 worst passing defenses in the leauge and 3 of the 4 worst passing defenses in the league. If he had not looked halfway decent against this sorry teams he should have retired immediately.
Fact 2: He has not put up great numbers, even against this horrible pass defenses. Yes, he has not thrown that many interceptions and yes, his yards per attempt is good, but he has been as inaccurate as ever. Only against the worst pass defense in the league (Texans) was he able to complete over 60% of his passes (66.7%) (and Brunell was able to complete 88.9% of his passes against them while he could only complete 46.2% of his passes against us). Against the Giants (29th ranked pass defense) McNabb completed 58.7% of his passes. Against the 49ers (24th ranked pass defense) he completed 50% of his passes. And against the Packers (31st ranked pass defense) he only completed 47.1% of his passes.
If you cannot consistently complete 58-68% of your passes against the worst pass defenses in the leauge, then you have a problem.
McNabb may be better this year. The Eagles may be better off without Owens. The Eagles may even beat us (and our 8th ranked pass defense) on Sunday. But, all this talk of McNabb being great this year is premmature and complete garbage.
He has played against some of the worst teams in the league and he still has not put up great numbers. So let's at least wait for a few more weeks before we start putting McNabb into the Pro Bowl and the Super Bowl.
Well, I'm calling B.S. on all of this crap.
Look at the facts...
Fact 1: In four games McNabb has played the 24th, 29th, 31st and 32nd ranked passing defenses. That's 4 of the 8 worst passing defenses in the leauge and 3 of the 4 worst passing defenses in the league. If he had not looked halfway decent against this sorry teams he should have retired immediately.
Fact 2: He has not put up great numbers, even against this horrible pass defenses. Yes, he has not thrown that many interceptions and yes, his yards per attempt is good, but he has been as inaccurate as ever. Only against the worst pass defense in the league (Texans) was he able to complete over 60% of his passes (66.7%) (and Brunell was able to complete 88.9% of his passes against them while he could only complete 46.2% of his passes against us). Against the Giants (29th ranked pass defense) McNabb completed 58.7% of his passes. Against the 49ers (24th ranked pass defense) he completed 50% of his passes. And against the Packers (31st ranked pass defense) he only completed 47.1% of his passes.
If you cannot consistently complete 58-68% of your passes against the worst pass defenses in the leauge, then you have a problem.
McNabb may be better this year. The Eagles may be better off without Owens. The Eagles may even beat us (and our 8th ranked pass defense) on Sunday. But, all this talk of McNabb being great this year is premmature and complete garbage.
He has played against some of the worst teams in the league and he still has not put up great numbers. So let's at least wait for a few more weeks before we start putting McNabb into the Pro Bowl and the Super Bowl.