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Old 11-01-2009, 11:57 PM
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I somewhat agree with Rush Limbaugh on McNabb.
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Old 11-02-2009, 11:24 AM
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I somewhat agree with Rush Limbaugh on McNabb.
McNabb is tough, and really depends on what criteria one uses. For people that expect their QBs to win championships....he obviously comes up short. For those that like stats, he looks pretty good. Compare - for example - his TD/INT to HOFer Troy Aikman.

McNabb - 203 TDs - 91 INTs
Aikman - 165 TDs - 141 INTS

McNabb blows him away.
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Old 11-02-2009, 11:35 AM
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I'm surprised so many of you think Adrian Peterson is not going to be a lock for Hall of Fame. Obviously, he's not there right now but I thought part of the thread was anticipating whether some of these players would get there down the road.

Peterson has rushed for 3,885 yards through his first 38 games. That's about 800 more than Emmitt Smith rushed for through his first 38 games. He's also scored two more rushing touchdowns than Smith did during that stretch.

I think the guy is a certainty for the HOF when his career is done, provided he stays at this pace.

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