[Eagles] Warren Sapp Sounds Off On Eagles QB Donovan McNabb

NFL Network analyst Warren Sapp sounded off on Eagles quarterback Donovan McNabb for not knowing the overtime rules. "When I heard him say it I almost passed out," Sapp said. "I thought, 'This will follow you for the rest of your career.' Your legacy in the league, Donovan, will be throwing up in the Super Bowl, Rush Limbaugh and now, 'I didn't know there were ties in the NFL.' "

Source: NFL Network

[hermhater]

He's got a point...

[86WARD]

Sadly, I have to partially agree with Sapp...but McNabb's done so much more. It sucks that these are the things he'll be remembered for...

[hermhater]

If it was just any one of the three, I could see your point WARD, but when you do shit like this over and over, WTF???

[DawkinsINT]

He forgot to mention the TO situation.

[ball in the baskett]

Cant really take anything twinkle toes says seriously.

[K Train]

its so true lol, it wouldnt have made a difference if he knew the rules it would have still been a tie...shit if they were the way he thought they were they would still be playing

[PurplePeopleEaters]

not really. if he knew the rules, as a qb, there may have been a sense of urgency to win the game.

[ball in the baskett]

Originally Posted by PurplePeopleEaters

not really. if he knew the rules, as a qb, there may have been a sense of urgency to win the game.

He should have the sense of urgency once the first overtime starts.

[aks.angelica]

Will it follow him his whole career??? HMMMM....let's try a little quiz....Who can name the University of Michigan basketball player who called a time out during a CRITICALLY CLOSE game when Michigan didn't have a timeout left to call??? If you're an NCAA Basketball fan, no doubt, you WILL know this. Has it followed him his whole career??? YES. Since this faux pas in 1993(?) we've heard the term "pulled a Webber!" It has certainly plagued him, why not McNabb?