bioscience gobbler!contouring,wheels probabilistic …

I haven’t heard it.

I’m checking stubhub prices now for this week’s game because it could be the last one he starts in Eagle green and I want to see him play in person one last time as an Eagle. Either way I’ll be wearing my 5 jersey just like I always do and rooting for my man.

He will put the Philly media and fans in their place.

Childress was Donovan’s offensive coordinator, so technically yes, he did have his time.

Lovie needs a quarterback and Donovan is his man.

But as Chris caveman Berman said “Root for Brett Farve is like rooting for America.”

BTW, did anyone else see Around the Horn today? They had as a topic, which sportswriter loves Favre the most as apparently he’s been named Sportsman of the Year by SI. Blackistone, when asked by Reali who he thought it should be, said Federer; Adande said perhaps Peyton Manning, for doing it his way; they both mentioned that the success of a team was crucial. But of course, taking the ass-kissing trophy was Mariotti who slathered all up and down Favre, saying that he was courageous, that he’s playing well, etc. I mean Mariotti is a brown-noser anyway but this was bad. I was prompted to think this when I read the column about McNabb. I’d say he’s all of that, and his team has been more successful over the past few years….not that, apparently, that has ish to do with ish. At one point, Mariotti goes, who CAN’T relate to Favre? I was yellin’ at the TV, uh, I can’t. I have a bit of athletic talent but…in what way? Money? Determination to keep a streak going? Stubbornness perhaps to the point of hurting your team? It was just a bizarre thing to say. I mean how many people will know Brett Favre’s level of physical ability and his wealth over the course of their lives? I’d say very few. Anyway, much love D-Mac, whatever you do, I’ll be a fan.

Childress had his time with DNabb.

Lovie deserves him.

In Minnesota he’ll just be back in the same system that he isn’t suited for, even though they run the ball and have a good offensive line.

The Vikes have a strong defense and while the CB work could be better, they can easily adjust that in the off season, its going to take the Bears more work to take care of their defensive flaws. The Vikes have Chester Taylor and Adrian Peterson, two GREAT backs. They have Sidney Rice, the next of Randy Moss, Troy Williamson, the next Terry Glen, and possession man Robert Ferguson.

Seems to me the answer is clear, the Vikes are a team than can contend for the NFC next year. There young talent will only get better.

Bears great defense and special teams. They also have better WRs then the vikings. But the vikings have a great game chnging RB.

I think Chi-Town is the place to go. There is no way he won’t be better than Grossman, and the defense when healthy is superb. Musin and Berrian are legit receivers and their tight end is nice. The only question mark is running back, and they can fix that in the draft.

Please Mcnabb go to the bears or vikings.

McNabb was never judged fairly in Philly. I hope they cut and he signs with a good team.