McNabb thinks he's a HOFer

#8
#8
I'm really glad to see McNabb show his true colors after every NFL team told him he sucked at 34.
 
#13
#13
Again, let the record show the selfish player risked his career to play in the Super Bowl for a team he had played one season with, while the franchise QB was throwing up in the huddle during the 4th quarter because he partied during the week.
 
#17
#17
He is the only athlete I truly loathe that doesn't have a criminal background.

I can't stand the hypocritical son of a *****.

Exactly how I feel. Like I've mentioned, I grew up watching him in NY, he's a douche
 
#20
#20
For a guy who had decent, at best, receivers a majority of his career, he certainly has the numbers for the HOF.
 
#21
#21
I think he is in....eventually. He has great stats* and went to like 5 NFC championship games.

*And like Bearcat pointed out, who exactly was he throwing to?
 
#22
#22
His personality wasnt the best for a QB, but the guy was one of the elite during most of his career.
 
#23
#23
His personality wasnt the best for a QB, but the guy was one of the elite during most of his career.

Before he arrived in Washington, statistically, he only had 2 sub-par seasons. To put that in perspective, Elway had 5 sub-par seasons.
 
#24
#24
I can't stand him either, I think he's one of the most arrogant quarterbacks I've ever seen play the game, but the facts are that the dude has been consistently good, and the numbers say he's one of the 20-25 best QB's of all time.

Plus, voters for the NFLHOF don't act like the total pansies in the baseball writers; they will actually vote for a guy based on merit, not whether or not he was a doucher.
 
#25
#25
He shouldn't be first ballot but I can see an argument for him. He's doesn't come to mind when I think "elite" though.
 

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