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Let's flash back a few years in Eagle history....
In 2001 against Tampa Bay in the NFC championship game, Donovan McNabb ended the season with an interception in the Eagles final drive.
In 2002 against St. Louis in the NFC championship game, Donovan McNabb ended the season with an interception in the Eagles final drive.
In 2003 against Carolina in the NFC championship game, Donovan McNabb had a statistically amazing game... Yet in the final drive he dropped back and managed to find a Carolina defensive back.
In 2004 against New England in the Super Bowl, Donovan McNabb played a solid game but late in the 4th quarter he was struggling to breathe and couldn't even call the plays in the huddle. McNabb did manage to make it under center just long enough to drop back and hit Rodney Harrison in the chest, ending their season again.
In 2005 after being verbally attacked and psychologically abused by Terrell Owens (note the sarcasm) McNabb and his Eagles were still mathematically capable of making the playoffs, but on Monday night in front of a national audience managed to throw the game away by finding Roy Williams to give Dallas the win. On that same play, he got owned by Bradie James and his season ended on that play.
So in each season Donovan has choked under pressure, and thrown the game away. How does Philly management reward him? By giving him a 100 million dollar contract, and short changing other players (Corey Simon, Bryan Westbrook, Terrell Owens, etc.)
So who is the bad guy in Philly... Donovan or TO? You decide...
In 2001 against Tampa Bay in the NFC championship game, Donovan McNabb ended the season with an interception in the Eagles final drive.
In 2002 against St. Louis in the NFC championship game, Donovan McNabb ended the season with an interception in the Eagles final drive.
In 2003 against Carolina in the NFC championship game, Donovan McNabb had a statistically amazing game... Yet in the final drive he dropped back and managed to find a Carolina defensive back.
In 2004 against New England in the Super Bowl, Donovan McNabb played a solid game but late in the 4th quarter he was struggling to breathe and couldn't even call the plays in the huddle. McNabb did manage to make it under center just long enough to drop back and hit Rodney Harrison in the chest, ending their season again.
In 2005 after being verbally attacked and psychologically abused by Terrell Owens (note the sarcasm) McNabb and his Eagles were still mathematically capable of making the playoffs, but on Monday night in front of a national audience managed to throw the game away by finding Roy Williams to give Dallas the win. On that same play, he got owned by Bradie James and his season ended on that play.
So in each season Donovan has choked under pressure, and thrown the game away. How does Philly management reward him? By giving him a 100 million dollar contract, and short changing other players (Corey Simon, Bryan Westbrook, Terrell Owens, etc.)
So who is the bad guy in Philly... Donovan or TO? You decide...