NPhillyBirdman

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• khollen said October 22, 2009

  if i knew he would respond, i would. but he won`t, so i won`t either.

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• NPhillyBirdman said October 22, 2009

  Last year against Cincy, the infamous TIE. Do or do the refs NOT explain the overtime rules before the coin toss. I think it goes something like this "Whoever scores first wins, if you dont score it's a tie" or something similiar. I just broke it down in lehman's terms. Now with the Raiders, you pull a Chris Webber and call a timeout you don't have. You are the leader, the field general, and you are marching your team down the field. You have to be aware of all situations. So my questions to you Donovan are...
  
  1. Do you pay attention AT ALL?
  2. How can you yell at players and tell them to get their head in the game when you can't find yours?
  3. You say you were embarrased about the teams play. Hell we were embarrased as fans. We were embarrased that OUR QB called a time-out we didn't have. So how do you handle that, what do you tell the guys in the locker room to get them fired up?
  
  You know I ask these questions cause normally you post you YB BLOG about well you did and the Phillies and how you wanna be Champs like them but where is your "I'm sorry guys Blog?"
  
  You got stupid Cowgirl fans laughing at us. The whole NFL laughing at us and all you are is embarrased??? You need to be more than that.

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  • funkediva replied October 22, 2009

    hmm...You asked Donovan why did he call a time out the team didn't have maybe you should ask Andy why he would call a time out right before the 2 minute warning. I am pretty sure knows where his head is lol both of them since they are BIG. Maybe you should ask yourself a question. For instance, what is the definition of insanity?
  • BRINKSTER replied October 22, 2009

    Birdman, why does it matter if Mcnabb called a timeout or if he didn't. The play clock was at zero and he still had players running around trying to get set. Either way it is a delay of game. I've been watching football for twenty some years now and it seem s like a conditioned response for a qb to turn around and call a timeout if the play clock is rolling down to zero. Now what about all the delay of games that qb's take when it seems their not even aware of the play clock? What do you have to say to all of them?
    
    Your really reaching with this. It didn't affect the game in anyway.
    
    
  • NPhillyBirdman replied October 23, 2009

    Guys, they are questions and conditioned response or not you should still be aware. You act like I'm dissin him cause i'm asking why he did certain things. Hell i'm dissin O.J. by asking him why he killed Nicole. I mean d@mn they are just questions.
• MONSTER said October 22, 2009

  im sorry but he will never respond,and its not cause he doesnt have the time

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  • khollen replied October 22, 2009

    he doesn`t respond to his own blog, so why would he respond?
  • NPhillyBirdman replied October 22, 2009

    You know what, that's true and I can't say the same for all athletes cause I remember plenty of times having conversations with them and them answering whatever questions you did have. I have respect for those guys who interact with the fans. I wish Donovan would do the same.
  • 20dawk4life replied October 26, 2009

    yeah np i remember the TE who cant get a job talking back to me and brendon haywood telling me he isnt surprised how rude us philly fans are. its like damn mcnabb why have a blog if ur not gonna respond? i know ur not busy reading the rule book.
• Canuck said October 22, 2009

  Good point monster.....Donovan would be a fool to respond to this post. Calling that time out made no difference in the outcome anyway so who cares? If they somehow eeeeked out a win then it would be business as usual in Eaglesville
  

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  • NPhillyBirdman replied October 22, 2009

    It's not the point if we won or not it's the principle and the question I asked him was does he pay attention? Being in that position, that's something you have to be aware of. Plus it did make a difference cause we were penalized and didn't pick up a first down which killed the drive.
  • Canuck replied October 22, 2009

    well obviously he wasn't paying attention to how many time outs they had remaining or else he wouldn't have called for a time out. Doesn't mean he doesn't pay attention to everything else. He ran the plays Andy called and his O line didn't play for him. If I were DMac and was witnessing first hand that my team doesn't give two shyts about me, I probably would be 100% focused either
• hollywoodeagle said October 22, 2009

  Donovan hasnt realized his best ally isnt Andy reid but the fans. My question would be put like this. Watching the success of Eli & Peyton Manning, Brett favre , Tom Brady, Big Ben & others..etc does it bother you that they have fufilled their legacy and your future as a hall of famer is still up in the air?

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• calieagle99 said October 22, 2009

  The reason he won't respond to any of our questions is because whatever he says will be put up on ESPN and NFl network. He'll get scrutinized for anything he says. That being said I have a question for you big 5...what's your favorite chunky soup flavor?

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  • khollen replied October 22, 2009

    good point calieagle.
  • hollywoodeagle replied October 22, 2009

    Nah, hes yesterdays news.
• MONSTER said October 22, 2009

  other athletes respond and their comments are not put on espn...i understand he is a qb so its different but if thats the case dont post stupid blogs if you are not going to comment

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  • hockeygoddess replied October 22, 2009

    For some reason McNabb is criticized more than almost any other athlete. The media likes to twist and tear apart everything, so I can understand why he would rather post an article he can revise and edit instead of answering questions where he is not in control.
• MONSTER said October 22, 2009

  sorry hockeygoddess but tony romo is criticized way more than mcnabb......mcnabb cant take the heat he gets as a eagle,he would never survive the media as the qb of the dallas cowboys

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  • TheSweez replied October 22, 2009

    yeah, it used to be McNabb, But romo has gotten a lot of attention lately. But i betcha who ever loses more games is gonna be the whipping boy of the NFL
  • BRINKSTER replied October 22, 2009

    If a player can handle the heat in Philly for 10+ years they can handle it anywhere. I guess Romo has handled the heat pretty well in Dallas--I mean look at how many playoff wins it's translated into.
  • Robbo24 replied October 23, 2009

    Brinkster,
    You know what they say about fanatics: "They can't change the their minds nor the subject."
  • filly4ever replied October 30, 2009

    I think the media in Philly and NY are a lot tougher than Dallas. No disrespect to Dallas fans, but Really dude, get real....
• MONSTER said October 22, 2009

  i can agree with that

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• MONSTER said October 22, 2009

  brinkster,i was not taking any shots at mcnabb, so stop getting so emotional and take the skirt off

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  • BRINKSTER replied October 22, 2009

    Wow Monster, you're more sensitive than I thought if you consider that an emotional statment.
• cowboykilla520 said October 22, 2009

  well first of 5 dosent have to answer u or anyone else. this is the same guy who has given us a superbowl apperance and 5 NFC championships. lets be honest we've all seen that one game were a guy called a 4th and got away with it. and maybe if vick hadent bleeeeeeped up he wouldnt have had 2 oh and maybe if the line had actually showed up we'd have won that game! look for 5 to vent his frustrations this week against washigton, and give zorn his walkinng papers, when he puts up atleast 35 points.

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  • cowboykilla520 replied October 22, 2009

    trust me K ud be very wise to start him this week my friend
  • khollen replied October 23, 2009

    i am.
• pubicreign said October 23, 2009

  Blowing this way out of control...it was a bad game, it happens! Cinci last year? Baltimore? Where did we take it from that point...? 5 will get it back on track, like he always does.

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  • NPhillyBirdman replied October 26, 2009

    Yeah i'm not bashing him but I just wanted to know a couple answers. maybe he gets fired up from this and proves critics wrong.
  • pubicreign replied October 26, 2009

    I hope so...leaving for the game in t-minus 1 hour...let the tailgating begin!!!!
  • NPhillyBirdman replied October 26, 2009

    You goin to the Monday Night game?
• kristinmasyn said October 26, 2009

  Cant we all just get along? LOL.

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• MONSTER said October 26, 2009

  lol did i mention the cards are cool

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  • pubicreign replied October 26, 2009

    Did i mention, you guys are pace to keep the "wow" factor in the regular season....see ya in the post...hahaha f@g
• MONSTER said October 26, 2009

  i honestly dont understand your comment

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• MONSTER said October 26, 2009

  i have a question for mcnabb......i understand fitted hats only go up to size 8,so do you get them custom made or just not wear them at all?

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  • NPhillyBirdman replied October 26, 2009

    LOL phuck you yo. Stop taking cheap shots like you boy who's been fined like a Million already, what's his name, your dirty offensive lineman?
• MONSTER said October 26, 2009

  You mean flozell 'big trippin.....errr....I mean big pimpin" Adams ?

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• DMcnabb4MVP said October 30, 2009

  If I had to say something to Donovan, it wouldn't be a question, more like a comment - actually a post to show my gratitude, a thank you letter.
  
  I'd say thank you Donovan, thank you for enduring the laughs, the boos and the critics. Thank you for playing your best each game. Thank you for even though you have more money for your entire family and their children's, children to retire on, you still play your heart out.
  
  Thank you for sticking with the Eagles and not demanding a trade like some others would. Thank you for coming back after many surgeries. Thank you Five, for putting your body, well-being and life at risk. Thank you for carrying this team and cities hopes on your shoulders each and every sunday from September through January.
  
  Thank you Super Five for the Ten-plus years you put into this city. My only wish is that we could get ten more.

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  • funkediva replied November 02, 2009

    Well said DMcnabb4MVP. Thank you Donovan.