Donovan McNabb Should Stop Whining!

So yeah, once again, Donovan McNabb is sucking it up so of course, he needs to play the race card. Now, a few years back, when Rush Limbaugh said that black quarterbacks get extra attention, Rush got fired. See, McNabb can complain all he wants, but I have noticed something. While watching college football, even though I don't see the skin color of the quarterback, I can pretty accurately predict it simply based on one question. "Does the guy stick with throwing the ball at the first sign of trouble or does he take off running?" Now, this ain't stereotypical or racist or nothing, but a black quarterback generally has a "run first" mentality. You can see it in the NFL too. Most of the black quarterbacks are famous for their legs, not their arms.

See, this is where McNabb needs to shut up. He gives this quote in this article.

Oh, he could have made this throw here. We would have scored more points if he would have done this.

Well, yeah, probably. See, without knowing the particular situation, it is more likely than not the case that if it is a black quarterback, he will take off running compared with a white quarterback. In the next paragraph, McNabb is asked about Peyton Manning and he says Manning isn't criticized as much. Well, yeah, but has McNabb ever paid attention to how long Manning waits in the pocket before scrambling? It is like night and day comparing McNabb and Manning.

McNabb needs to focus on having a healthy season. See, without TO around to blame and with Garcia gone from the backup roll, McNabb might just be better served keeping his mouth shut and playing football. Stop the whining or give back the millions of dollars he has made from football. See, he makes more than enough money to suck it up and just go out and play. Until he can consistently stay healthy and win ball games, he just isn't worth as much as Super Bowl-winning Peyton Manning. And, that ain't racist, just plain truth. Winners don't get criticized! McNabb could easily get critics off his back if he did his job and won. Simple as that.