Seriously though,
D-Nab isnt what he used to be, and he has no #1
wide out and an average line. Plus with westbrook
hurt, overused, and not running well what do you want. Maybe your eagles will hold an open try out again and you can play QB

1. As he did with your name, eliminate a consonant and just refer to him as “Dik”.

2. He’s an Eagles fan so use small words.

3. Comment on something “Dik” would be familiar with like urinating and defecating on cars of the opposing team’s fans in the parking lot. You know…those things that make Eagles fans “special”.

What’s great about you Chuckles, is that you come by the site all hopped up on piss and vinegar because the Eagles lost and you start making generalizations about me and my writing off of ONE STATEMENT. Did you take the time to even read through my other stuff before blasting me about playing it safe? If not – where’s your research?

I would post some articles where I’ve taken shots at players and coaches when they deserved it, but if you’re too lazy not to spend a little time reading the site and just want to make generalizations about people you don’t know, then I can’t help you.

And your McNabb argument is bunk. While I might have overstated that he was playing “outstanding”, he was certainly playing better than what you perceived. In the last seven games prior to the loss to the Cardinals, McNabb passed for 11 touchdowns and four interceptions. He also ran for two TDs, averaged 238 passing yards per game and I would hardly call 375 yards and 3 touchdowns a bad outing yesterday. (Not too mention he got the Eagles back into the game when THE DEFENSE allowed Larry Fitzgerald to abuse them and had given up a 24-6 lead.)

Are stats everything? No. And I’m sure your comeback is going to revolve around saying how Brian Westbrook, Kevin Curtis, DeSean Jackson and Celek made him look better than he really is. But to rip me for saying McNabb was playing well is freaking ridiculous. You make it sound like he was playing like Ryan Leaf all hopped up on sugar and cocaine. What was his rating in the fourth quarter in the postseason before yesterday? I don’t have the actual number but I know it was nothing to scoff at.

The main thing here is that you hate Donovan McNabb. Cool. He won’t be there next year and then you can slip into your Kevin Kolb jersey and rub peanut butter all of yourself or whatever you do for fun. In the meantime, stop calling this a “battle.” I hardly consider having irrational arguments over the internet “a battle.”

Stay angry Chuckles,

Antny

The reason guys like you agrivate me is because none of you have the guts to actually take a stance on something contraversial. Instead of writing that McNabb is playing mediocre football in your article, you took the safe road and included one line about “outstanding” football. Are you afraid that if you actually call it like it is Al Sharpton going to show up at your door and shut down your web site?

Do me a favor Antny. Before you get suited up for battle with one guy, why don’t you have the courage to print something contraversial in an article. If you knew McNabb was playing mediocre football, why not say it. I’ll tell you why. Because just like every other sports reporter out there you have no marbles. You are content to take the safe road and live to write another day.

I know you wrote this article before the game. However, I figure if no one out there has the guts to call McNabb out, I’ll just start calling you out! Your article happened to pop up first in my google search.

Stay safe,

Dirk

Did I overstate that McNabb was playing “outstanding” football? Yes. You got me. But you can’t hang what he did today on me because I wrote this piece BEFORE the Cardinal game.

Still, I deeply apologize for any inconvenience I might have caused you by writing that McNabb was playing outstanding football. He was playing marginal at best and his defense carried him to the NFC Championship Game. You’ll be much better off with Kevin Kolb next year, I’m sure.

I’m also sorry that you take everything in life so literally (I hope you get this angry at stuff that really matters in life) and that you have to resort to calling people an “idiot” and a “moron” to get your point across.

FACT: This idiot called a Cardinals win.

God Bless.