Especially since the Eagles have finally won one.

When you think about top QBs and the talent they have around them, McNabb has definitely had one of the weaker casts. TO's first year proved that with help, Dono could ball out number wise, 31 TD and 8 INT or something.

Looking at all those "chokes," can't help but see who his receivers were and recognize were they better, perhaps the team isn't even in "choke" position.

Funny thing about the SB, Spygate notwithstanding, Pats won by running a balanced offense, Eagles were doing Andy Ball and we KNOW how effective that has been. Don't take my word for it, go back and check NE's run/pass selection and Philly's.

Dono is not perfect and yes, were he greater, perhaps he could have eked out more playoff wins. But I'm having a hard time coming up with a Super Bowl winning QB who did more with less, in terms of defense and solid, reliable receivers. The Pats guys may not have been Megatron esque, but they ran good routes and could catch.


>Although I do feel Aikman is grossly overrated but then again
>so Is Terry Bradshaw...
>
>https://www.si.com/nfl/2019/05/24/donovan-mcnabb-troy-aikman-hall-of-fame?
>
>Donovan McNabb: 'I Am a Hall of Famer'
>
>By SCOOBY AXSON May 24, 2019
>
>Former NFL quarterback Donovan McNabb says he deserves to be
>wearing a gold jacket and be enshrined in the Pro Football
>Hall of Fame.
>
>McNabb made his argument to TMZ and focused his candidacy on
>one player.
>
>“I’m not hesitating on that. I am a Hall of Famer. My
>numbers speak for themselves," McNabb said. "My numbers are
>better than Troy Aikman’s. But he has Super Bowl rings and
>he’s played with Hall of Famers as well.”
>
>Aikman won three Super Bowl rings with the Dallas Cowboys,
>going 94-71 as a starter and was inducted in the Hall of Fame
>in 2006.
>
>McNabb says that Hall of Fame voters devalue numbers and look
>at Super Bowl wins and All-Pro selections.
>
>In 13 seasons with Philadelphia Eagles, Washington Redskins
>and Minnesota Vikings, McNabb had a 98-62-1 mark as a starting
>quarterback, and led the Eagles to five NFC Championship games
>and one Super Bowl appearance.
>
>McNabb has been eligible for Pro Football Hall of Fame since
>2017 and has never been named a finalist.