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Donovan McNabb keeps talking about what a mess the 2011 Minnesota Vikings were when he got there. I won't argue that. However, he conveniently leaves out the part where he more than added to that mess with his poor play, bad leadership and poor attitude. The game has passed you by McNabb. Keep flapping your gums, but no one wants you.

Video and story chronicling Donovan McNabb’s interaction with Viking fans in Mankato.

"Shanahan's stated reason for benching McNabb was that he wanted to "evaluate" the offense without him. This is what "evaluating" looks like: a power struggle. For a while, it looked like organizational chaos, when Rex Grossman gave up two turnovers that led directly to touchdowns for the Cowboys, and a 27-7 third-quarter deficit. But in the end, Shanahan's judgment was validated. The truth was that the Redskins were better in McNabb's absence, even in a 33-30 loss."

I guess I wasn't the only one who was curious...

Dan Steinberg points out how many people went to the Redskins' most recent preseason game with McNabb jerseys on, and then *GASP!* he talks to them. You mean somebody asked Philly fans how they feel about McNabb instead of telling us we hate him? Nice work on skipping the familiar narrative. This is weird, as we've known for a while now, and many of us have different opinions about seeing 5 in throw-up yellow and blood red. While you might expect varying opinions out of an entire NFL fanbase, I appreciate Dan bothering to ask. And I keep seeing weird examples of Eagles-Redskins love down here, like Va. redskins plates in Eagles frames. 5, keep us conflicted even after he's gone.

An article about McNabb's "Hell Week" in Arizona with the receivers, but NFL.com decides to throw in some quick jabs at McNabb like these: "he sessions will be so rough and so intense, it will feel like playing in the Super Bowl. So all participants should expect to throw up in the fourth quarter. " and "And after a hard day’s workout, the players will get together and study the NFL rule book. Specifically the new overtime rules. And after that — air guitar! " I personally don't really care, just wanna know what you guys think