McNabb says "We stopped ourselves."

but it seems like our team matured. McNabb’s been using that line for a while.

Is that why he always throwin up in the huddle? … They take turns beating themselves? McNabb must take a break QBing to be the receiver in that game.

McNabb has never lost to a better team. It is always missed opportunities.

In lieu of your article regarding knowing ones strengths and weaknesses, McNabb is oblivious. I think that is the greatest reason that he is never able to win the Super Bowl.

In competition, it is important to evaluate the strengths of the opposition, and the intent (or strategy) the opponent is utilizing. McNabb’s comments make me think that he is not a student of the game, but is more of a one-trick pony.

McNabb looks for the opportunity to run around and chuck it deep. If the opposition is taking that away, he is incapable of adapting to another strategy.

Leave McNabb in his comfort zone, and he is cocky: picking up phones on the opposition sidelines, dancing during the game, and joking with his anyone giving him much wanted attention.

Take McNabb out of his lone ability to buy time and throw it deep, and his ego renders him incapable of comprehending his shortcomings and how to adapt around them, let alone improve them from season to season.

That is why Romo is so much better as a quarterback. Tony improves facets of his game (e.g., interceptions) to become a better competitor.

McNabb compares to the tennis player that has a booming serve, but struggles when anyone manages a return. When he loses a point, all he knows how to do is hit the ball harder. Romo has a much better all around game.

Romo is Federer in cleats.

McNabb is Serena…with smaller breasts.

awesome

we also lost a close game where we made bunches of mistakes and you did not. The Eagles were blown out in a game where both offenses left tons of points on the field.