He's not bad.

Post #70,335 by bepatient 12/22/02 12:17:10 AM Reply	He's not bad. But let's not get too carried away there box. D-Mac is still dah man! And... Dallas really...no really...sucks. You were born...and so you're free...so Happy Birthday! _{Laurie Anderson} [link\|mailto:bepatient@aol.com\|BePatient]
Post #70,338 by tonytib 12/22/02 12:48:42 AM Reply	Box needs to remember diff between sub & starter The NFL is littered with examples of QB's who do great coming off the bench for an injured starter...but then don't do well when they become the starter, especially after opposing defensive coordinators get a good chance to study film. As BP says, McNabb is still dah man in Philly -- he has the proven track record. Tony
Post #70,355 by bepatient 12/22/02 9:08:24 AM Reply	Not just that.... ...I would have loved to see D-Mac in when the rest of the team hit stride... Technically we did, I suppose...because they hit stride in his iron man game...playing 57 minutes on a broken leg. Even with a full rotation at QB, the Philly offense has set a team mark for scoring...and still have a few games left to raise the marker some more. Coach Reed has put in a system that appears to let D-Mac be himself...but can work with any qb with a decent gun and quick release. I've got alot of respect for him...(plus he's a crapload bigger than I am...so I'd tell him that even if I didn't ;-)) You were born...and so you're free...so Happy Birthday! _{Laurie Anderson} [link\|mailto:bepatient@aol.com\|BePatient]

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