Donovan McNabb Says Stafford Hasn't Earned His Contract

[-King-]

I don't really have feelings either way about it. Yeah he throws for a bunch of yards, but he only averages 20 touchdowns a season. That's average. He only got the contract extension now because it's really the only thing the Lions could do given their current cap situation.

[The Franchise]

Originally Posted by -King-

I don't really have feelings either way about it. Yeah he throws for a bunch of yards, but he only averages 20 touchdowns a season. That's average. He only got the contract extension now because it's really the only thing the Lions could do given their current cap situation.

This.

[jd1020]

Originally Posted by -King-

I don't really have feelings either way about it. Yeah he throws for a bunch of yards, but he only averages 20 touchdowns a season. That's average.

His yards come from throwing the ball a ridiculous amount of times.

When you look at his YPA its pretty meh compared to the elite, he ranked #21 in YPA last season and #13 in his breakout 2011 season. Top that off with the amount of turnovers he creates and his injury history and I have to agree with McNabb.

[mcaj22]

Originally Posted by -King-

I don't really have feelings either way about it. Yeah he throws for a bunch of yards, but he only averages 20 touchdowns a season. That's average. He only got the contract extension now because it's really the only thing the Lions could do given their current cap situation.

TribalWarefare I believe it was posted an interesting take on this yesterday in another thread.

He either had Stafford or Megatron and fantasy and an interesting tidbit why the touchdowns were so low was because Megatron was tackled or out of bands at the 1 yardline or 5 yardlines like 7 or 8 times.

and then they would either run it in, or just settle for a FG

he should have had at least 25+ touchdowns last season.

[Marcellus]

Originally Posted by mcaj22

TribalWarefare I believe it was posted an interesting take on this yesterday in another thread.

He either had Stafford or Megatron and fantasy and an interesting tidbit why the touchdowns were so low was because Megatron was tackled or out of bands at the 1 yardline or 5 yardlines like 7 or 8 times.

and then they would either run it in, or just settle for a FG

he should have had at least 25+ touchdowns last season.

Coulda woulda shoulda.

Alex Smith would have been a SB QB had his punt returner not fumbled 2x.

[houstonwhodat]

Originally Posted by Marcellus

Coulda woulda shoulda.

Alex Smith would have been a SB QB had his punt returner not fumbled 2x.

Saints would have won 2 Super Bowls if Gregg Williams wasn't so aggressive in the playoff game against the Whiners.

Saints were undefeated at home that year and no one was going to beat them there. Giants wouldn't have had a chance.