How bad do you think Donavan McNabb is hurt?
916820
Its the ACL or MCL I could tell. Its just a matter of if its a sprain tear or rupture. My bet is on small tear.\n\nEdit: They're now saying it might be a sprained knee
954748
Steve McNair is going to have a very good day against theFalcons. There are to many injuries.
658604
Kevan Barlow has had two major issues that has held back his career.\n\n1) Injuries\n2) Playing on an awful team\n\nThe injuries have always held him back, he has been unreliable as a starter, and has not been able to really carry the load.\n\nOne of the reasons why he has been getting hurt, is that Defenses have been able to key off of him, as they don't have a fear of being beat by their list of putrid QB's.  When you can drop 8 in the box, Barlow just gets beat up.
1141838
I think he will be.  And I also think that this is either going to make him a better passer or a bust.  With the injury, if he is scared to take a hit it could ruin him.  But on the other side, he will have to rely on his arm more and his release.  Force him to perfect his mechanics.  Not that he was really mobile before, just that he is less now.
728390
I didn't see it, but I can believe it.  His team had a terrible day, especially the WR's.  His passing is not the best.  I'd suspend him for 2 games (1 for each flip) and see what Scuab (spelling) can do.\nThese days, it couldn't hurt.  Look what Romo has done for the Cowboys!
1065247
i think he was kinda injured.............not sure though
1176782
Yeah, nothing like watching non stop injury faking.  What a great sport.  Sure would love to see you Euros take a hit from Ray Lewis or Ronnie Lott without any padding.  Feel free to attempt to tackle Barry Sanders or Jerome Bettis.  Or for that matter, wear some pillows, it'll still hurt like a SOB.  By the way, when Ronnie Lott played, he had half of his pinky finger cut off during a game so he could continue playing.  You know, playing through a legitimate injury.  Oh wait, you dont know about that.
1158840
His overall career is still HOF material. But the injuries have tarnished his image.\n\nHe won't be elected in his first year but he will eventually make it.
88919
No.  He is such an intrigueing prospect.  Someone will draft him high or trade up to draft him.  Besides, McNabb got like a 12 on that test and Dan Marino got like a 13.  That test is no good anyway.
965140
no because my team is the detroit lions and we never win, but i have a feeling that Big Ben will pull it out in Denver.  But if Ben doesn't pull it out I think they should put in ex-lion Charlie Batch because he has gotten the job done this year when Ben has been hurt.  I think Ben is still feeling the affects of his earlier incident this year and the concussion he suffered last week and that is why he's been playing poorly.  I look for him to step it up and shut down his benching rumors and thougths this week to lead the steelers to the afc wildcard
786600
Yes, it will just take a little while because he had to have microfracture surgery in his left knee, which is very difficult to recover from. You lose like half your strength, and since the stuff around there doesn't grow back naturally they had to drill a hole in his knee bone, alowing the blood to flow in and form scar tissue. He'll probably be back later in the season, but I don't think he'll ever be the same.
478572
Shea Hillebrand...he's getting a precuatinary MRI and Sheff has cuts and bruises.  Both expected to be OK
981449
He will do fine.  McGahee wasn't playing that well anyway.\n\nFor more on the Bills and the NFL. http://factipedia.com/sportsblogs/
772234
I will add on to what I had put in another answer:\nYea, and as an Eagle fan, I don't know what to think. Is this the end of the McNabb era? I mean, come on, be realistic. Yesterday, Reid said in his post game news conference- 8-12 months recovery time. That means that next year, he would just be getting off the bench now, or maybe not even playing next year. Now, here comes the hard part. Where do you upgrade next year. If you lose out, and go 5-11, which would suck, do you draft a QB in the 1st round, just in case Donny Mac isn't fully recovered? An ACL tear is probably the worst injury in sports. In 3-4 months, you feel recovered, but you cannot cut or make those quick moves with your legs, and maybe he will never be able to again. Wow, just think of Donovan McNabb as a pocket-passer, like Trent Green or Drew Bledsoe. I know, I know, Bledsoe isn't playing anymore. But who is our Tony Romo? Is it Garcia, who threw 22 incomplete passes yesterday? Is it Feeley, who went 4-1in 2002? What about going after a free-agent QB? A trade in the off-season? Who knows, but the real question is, have we seen the last of Donovan Jamal McNabb on the field in a Philadelphia Eagles jersey. These are questions Andy Reid has to answer RIGHT NOW, from his home in Villanova. Maybe Jay Wright can help him out a little.\n\nWith the playoff situation, can Jeff Garcia get it done? A.J. has been down that road before, so it will be interesting to see who Andy turns to.
862614
Kitna and as far RB's go sit Gore, he is hurt.........
875649
If it wasn't for Tiki Barber I would say yes!  But with Tiki and Shockey, I just don't see it coming out for you.  Good luck though.  Wierder things have happened.  Talk about the bad luck, I actually traded to get Donovan McNabb last week.  SUCK!!
725468
Yea, and as an Eagle fan, I don't know what to think. Is this the end of the McNabb era? I mean, come on, be realistic. Yesterday, Reid said in his post game news conference- 8-12 months recovery time. That means that next year, he would just be getting off the bench now, or maybe not even playing next year. Now, here comes the hard part. Where do you upgrade next year. If you lose out, and go 5-11, which would suck, do you draft a QB in the 1st round, just in case Donny Mac isn't fully recovered? An ACL tear is probably the worst injury in sports. In 3-4 months, you feel recovered, but you cannot cut or make those quick moves with your legs, and maybe he will never be able to again. Wow, just think of Donovan McNabb as a pocket-passer, like Trent Green or Drew Bledsoe. I know, I know, Bledsoe isn't playing anymore. But who is our Tony Romo? Is it Garcia, who threw 22 incomplete passes yesterday? Is it Feeley, who went 4-1in 2002? What about going after a free-agent QB? A trade in the off-season? Who knows, but the real question is, have we seen the last of Donovan  Jamal McNabb on the field in a Philadelphia Eagles jersey. These are questions Andy Reid has to answer RIGHT NOW, from his home in Villanova. Maybe Jay Wright can help him out a little.