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Okay, this is why the Redskins have sucked and will continue to suck as long as Dan Snyder remains the owner.
From The Washington Post:
"In exchange for McNabb, the Redskins would reportedly receive a sixth-round draft pick in 2012 and a conditional sixth-rounder in 2013.
Washington had acquired McNabb last spring, giving up second- and fourth-round picks to secure his services for what amounted to one disappointing, drama-filled season.""The Devine era is actually worse than you remember if you go back and look at it."
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Originally posted by Harlan Huckleby View Posthttp://www.washingtonpost.com/sports...gbI_story.html
Seems like a desperation move by Vikings, although maybe he will just be a backup
A backup to whom?
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Yea but they also have the best running back in the NFL and Childress is no longer the HC. Vikings have more then enough talent to make the playoffs IMO. Not saying they are going to challenge us for the division though.Originally posted by Cheesehead Craig View PostThe Vikes can have him. He's done. Besides, who's he going to throw to? Rice is rumored to be going to Seattle. That leaves Percy Harvin and Shiancoe. This move doesn't make the Vikes contenders for the division.
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He'd be an upgrade over a rookie. But this making them a playoff contender? I dunno.
It will help them, I don't disagree. But it's Daniel Snyder-think to believe that McNabb is the missing piece that makes them a playoff contender."The Devine era is actually worse than you remember if you go back and look at it."
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It is going to take some time for the legacy Chilly created to wear off. I wonder what would've happened if he had gotten on the plane to Green Bay?Originally posted by vince View PostSpeaking of Favre, it sounds like McNabb is less than thrilled at the lack of love he's being shown by the Vikes. The Vikings tried to get another QB first and are demanding a big pay cut. This is starting off beautifully.
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I'm sure they'll all put on their happy faces when the deal is done, but the Vikings o-line isn't much better than the Redskins... I can't wait for the season to start.Our friend Kevin Seifert points out on his blog that some in the McNabb camp were concerned about the reports the Vikings had first gone after free agent Tyler Thigpen and it also rubbed them wrong that the Vikings insisted McNabb reduce his contract terms by a substantial amount.
One would think all of this would be a red flag to an organization that went through a similar situation with Brett Favre, who came back last season only after being assured he would make $1 million per game. McNabb after all is going to come here as a one-year stopgap until Christian Ponder is ready to take over.
If the 34-year-old McNabb doesn't like how the Vikings are doing business already, how will he feel when the team begins to push him aside for Ponder?
As for the compensatoin, McNabb was due $14.8 million from the Redskins this season, but he will get far less on a short-term deal from the Vikings.
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