McNabb great season?

[Durango53]

Dan Marino never did it. Neither did Joe Montana. Nor John Elway. Nor Troy Aikman. Nor Peyton Manning. No, according to the Elias Sports Bureau, no quarterback in NFL history has ever opened a season with more than 1,500 passing yards and 10 touchdowns, with no more than one interception, in his team's first five games. Never happened. Not until now. Not until Donovan McNabb. Five is alive, and that faint rumbling you hear now? That's the opening melody, early as it may be, of a little ditty called "McNabb for MVP." McNabb ranks first in touchdowns, with 11. Only one other quarterback, Chicago's Rex Grossman, is in double digits. McNabb is third in that all-encompassing category of passer rating with a 107.2. Only four quarterbacks have a triple-digit rating, and only Houston's David Carr (108.9) and Kansas City's Damon Huard (107.4) are rated higher.

[Dward00]

anyone else see him throw up on the field during last weeks game against Tampa?

He's like right behind the center, about to call hut and hand off the ball, and he just moves his head to the side and throws up a ton of green liquid. Right in the middle of the game.

[redsfan]

I wonder if Rush Limbaugh has watched him at all this season. The windbag would probably take credit for his great start by saying he lit a fire in him.