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Battling it out 3/4 place just like the good old days. I miss those old Campo VS Norv epic clashes.
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We own it get the Hell out !!!
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I think we have locked down a top ten draft pick.
@ Benching McNabb for Grossman.
McNabb in the clutch
With this topic sort of newsy, let's do an update to the always-popular clutch QB watch. These are 2010 numbers, via StatsLLC.
Last Two Minutes of Halves
Donovan McNabb: 18-33, 54.5 percent, 152 yards, 0 TD, 2 INT, 41.5 rating.
Jason Campbell: 8-13, 61.5 percent, 85 yards, 0 TD, 1 INT, 48.6 rating.
McNabb ranks 37th in the NFL, and Campbell ranks 34th. The top five are Cutler, P. Manning, Vick, E. Manning and Garrard.
Fourth Quarter, +/-7 Points
Donovan McNabb: 21-43, 48.8 percent, 252 yards, 0 TD, 3 INT, 38.1 rating.
Jason Campbell: Does not qualify.
McNabb ranks 26th in the NFL. The top five are Freeman, Schaub, Stafford, Brees and P. Manning.
Down by 1-7 Points
Donovan McNabb: 44-78, 56.4 percent, 579 yards, 2 TD, 2 INT, 77.9 rating.
Jason Campbell: 17-31, 54.8 percent, 187 yards, 0 TD, 1 INT, 59.5 rating.
McNabb ranks 25th in the NFL. Campbell ranks 32nd. The top five are Roethlisberger, Wallace, P. Manning, Stafford and Brady.
Rating By Quarter
Donovan McNabb: 84.7, 93.6, 61.3, 64.4.
Jason Campbell: 86.3, 65.6, 100.3, 86.3.
Peyton Manning has the best fourth-quarter QB rating in the NFL. Jason Campbell is 13th. Tom Brady is 14th. Donovan McNabb is 27th.
With this topic sort of newsy, let's do an update to the always-popular clutch QB watch. These are 2010 numbers, via StatsLLC.
Last Two Minutes of Halves
Donovan McNabb: 18-33, 54.5 percent, 152 yards, 0 TD, 2 INT, 41.5 rating.
Jason Campbell: 8-13, 61.5 percent, 85 yards, 0 TD, 1 INT, 48.6 rating.
McNabb ranks 37th in the NFL, and Campbell ranks 34th. The top five are Cutler, P. Manning, Vick, E. Manning and Garrard.
Fourth Quarter, +/-7 Points
Donovan McNabb: 21-43, 48.8 percent, 252 yards, 0 TD, 3 INT, 38.1 rating.
Jason Campbell: Does not qualify.
McNabb ranks 26th in the NFL. The top five are Freeman, Schaub, Stafford, Brees and P. Manning.
Down by 1-7 Points
Donovan McNabb: 44-78, 56.4 percent, 579 yards, 2 TD, 2 INT, 77.9 rating.
Jason Campbell: 17-31, 54.8 percent, 187 yards, 0 TD, 1 INT, 59.5 rating.
McNabb ranks 25th in the NFL. Campbell ranks 32nd. The top five are Roethlisberger, Wallace, P. Manning, Stafford and Brady.
Rating By Quarter
Donovan McNabb: 84.7, 93.6, 61.3, 64.4.
Jason Campbell: 86.3, 65.6, 100.3, 86.3.
Peyton Manning has the best fourth-quarter QB rating in the NFL. Jason Campbell is 13th. Tom Brady is 14th. Donovan McNabb is 27th.
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Lol @ The Cowboys Thread
Peter King on the McNabb benching . . .
2. Shanahan is simply going by what he's seeing. I went back and looked at the first eight games of the Redskins' season. McNabb has had the ball four times inside the two-minute warning of the fourth quarter. Once, against Green Bay, he led Washington on a seven-play, 53-yard drive that ended in a game-tying field goal that forced overtime. On the other three drives, he threw one interception and couldn't get a first down on two others. Four two-minute drives at the end of games, three points. But that's not unlike McNabb's overall production. As of this morning, at the season's midpoint, he's the NFL's 25th-rated quarterback ... and he's also in the lower 20s in fourth-quarter passer rating. Don't show Washington owner Dan Snyder the quarterback rankings, by the way. McNabb's three spots behind Jason Campbell.
2. Shanahan is simply going by what he's seeing. I went back and looked at the first eight games of the Redskins' season. McNabb has had the ball four times inside the two-minute warning of the fourth quarter. Once, against Green Bay, he led Washington on a seven-play, 53-yard drive that ended in a game-tying field goal that forced overtime. On the other three drives, he threw one interception and couldn't get a first down on two others. Four two-minute drives at the end of games, three points. But that's not unlike McNabb's overall production. As of this morning, at the season's midpoint, he's the NFL's 25th-rated quarterback ... and he's also in the lower 20s in fourth-quarter passer rating. Don't show Washington owner Dan Snyder the quarterback rankings, by the way. McNabb's three spots behind Jason Campbell.
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Ohs snaps lol
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Ratface will can his QB in a heartbeat.
Jake Plummer lost his starting job after going 39-15 in Denver.His W-L record that led to his benching?7-4.
Brian Griese wasn't re-signed after going 23-15 his last 3 years,after a 4-9 start post Elway.
Shanny's not afraid to use the hook.
Jake Plummer lost his starting job after going 39-15 in Denver.His W-L record that led to his benching?7-4.
Brian Griese wasn't re-signed after going 23-15 his last 3 years,after a 4-9 start post Elway.
Shanny's not afraid to use the hook.
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This would be so funnier if we didn't sux balls lol
Shanahan Unhappy with McNabb's Practice Habits
Redskins coach Mike Shanahan can say his decision to bench quarterback Donovan McNabb at the end of Sunday's loss to the Lions was about Rex Grossman having a better handle on the two-minute offense, or about McNabb having problems with his cardiovascular conditioning.
But whatever Shanahan says publicly, there are growing indications that privately, he just doesn't think much of McNabb.
The latest indication comes from ESPN's Chris Mortensen, who reported Monday night that both Shanahan and his son and offensive coordinator, Kyle Shanahan, have been unhappy with the way McNabb practices. According to Mortensen, McNabb doesn't practice at the tempo that the Redskins' coaching staff wants to see from him.
And Mortensen says Shanahan even considered benching McNabb after the Redskins' win over the Eagles, a game in which the Redskins beat McNabb's former team despite McNabb going just 8-for-19 for 125 yards.
Mortensen calls Shanahan's displeasure with McNabb "The worst-kept secret in the league." After Sunday's benching, it's not a secret at all.
Redskins coach Mike Shanahan can say his decision to bench quarterback Donovan McNabb at the end of Sunday's loss to the Lions was about Rex Grossman having a better handle on the two-minute offense, or about McNabb having problems with his cardiovascular conditioning.
But whatever Shanahan says publicly, there are growing indications that privately, he just doesn't think much of McNabb.
The latest indication comes from ESPN's Chris Mortensen, who reported Monday night that both Shanahan and his son and offensive coordinator, Kyle Shanahan, have been unhappy with the way McNabb practices. According to Mortensen, McNabb doesn't practice at the tempo that the Redskins' coaching staff wants to see from him.
And Mortensen says Shanahan even considered benching McNabb after the Redskins' win over the Eagles, a game in which the Redskins beat McNabb's former team despite McNabb going just 8-for-19 for 125 yards.
Mortensen calls Shanahan's displeasure with McNabb "The worst-kept secret in the league." After Sunday's benching, it's not a secret at all.
Redskins will meet with JaMarcus Russell
Posted by Mike Florio on November 2, 2010 11:18 AM ET
The Shanahan-McNabb feud has gone to a new level.
Mark Berman of FOX 26 in Houston reports that JaMarcus Russell, the first overall pick in the 2007 draft, will meet with the Redskins.
The move comes during the Redskins' bye week, two days after starting quarterback Donovan McNabb was yanked during crunch time of a loss to the lowly Lions.
The Redskins are the first team to consider Russell since he was cut by the Raiders earlier this year. The fact that the Raiders -- the franchise Shanahan surely despises unlike no other -- swung and missed on Russell likely makes him inclined to try to reclaim one of the biggest draft busts of all time.
Russell learned last week that he would not be indicted on charges related to possession of codeine. He has been working out in Houston in the hopes of trying to get back to the NFL.
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lol lol
Posted by Mike Florio on November 2, 2010 11:18 AM ET
The Shanahan-McNabb feud has gone to a new level.
Mark Berman of FOX 26 in Houston reports that JaMarcus Russell, the first overall pick in the 2007 draft, will meet with the Redskins.
The move comes during the Redskins' bye week, two days after starting quarterback Donovan McNabb was yanked during crunch time of a loss to the lowly Lions.
The Redskins are the first team to consider Russell since he was cut by the Raiders earlier this year. The fact that the Raiders -- the franchise Shanahan surely despises unlike no other -- swung and missed on Russell likely makes him inclined to try to reclaim one of the biggest draft busts of all time.
Russell learned last week that he would not be indicted on charges related to possession of codeine. He has been working out in Houston in the hopes of trying to get back to the NFL.
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Is Shanny crazy ? I knew McNabb was washed up before the Eagles dumped him. The Eagle FO knows when its time to go.
But J. Russell ?!??!?!? Damn we might accidentally get 2 wins this year lol
But J. Russell ?!??!?!? Damn we might accidentally get 2 wins this year lol
Ok sir you're obviously a repeat offender.
I'll have to turn this into one of the mods and see if he wants to pursue it.
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Ok sir you're obviously a repeat offender.
I'll have to turn this into one of the mods and see if he wants to pursue it.
Throw the book at him coppa !!!
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