McNabb in the booth or on ESPN?

[PGaither84]

Today on ESPN they had McNabb on as a guest and he spoke very well and made very good points. His career is almost over, if it isn't already. Do you think retirement will be the last we'll see of McNabb? I don't.

[illwill10]

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Today on ESPN they had McNabb on as a guest and he spoke very well and made very good points. His career is almost over, if it isn't already. Do you think retirement will be the last we'll see of McNabb? I don't.

I think Super 5 can be a good ESPN Analyst. He is not going to get picked up anywhere.

[BlueNGold]

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I think he'll end up on NFL Network as an analyst.

The question is does he want to be one or does he just want to retire in peace?

[rangerrick012]

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I think he'll end up on NFL Network as an analyst.

The question is does he want to be one or does he just want to retire in peace?

McNabb's an attention whore, just like Shaq. As soon as he retires he's heading for TV, which should be next fall judging by the interest he got when he was cut.

[kjcheezhead]

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Give him Michael Irvin's job. No way he could be any worse.

[kingkilla56]

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McNabb took courses at Newhouse at Syracuse. He will be on TV.

[55]

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I'm not really looking forward to hearing analysis about a particular sport from a guy who doesn't even understand even some of the most basic rules known by even the most casual of fans about said sport.

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[rdub78]

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Give him Michael Irvin's job. No way he could be any worse.

I'd change that to Deion Sanders.

[jyoung]

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Screw you guys, Prime and Playmaker are the best TV duo since Barkely and Kenny.

McNabb did alright for his debut. Just needs a little more charisma in his delivery.

[55]

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Screw you guys

Not until you buy me dinner,

[kingkilla56]

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Damn, we pull out the McNabb OT thing again?

I wish Warren Sapp's bum *** would get canned from NFL network. I cant stand his ramble anymore. And having him and Irvin with all their U stuff is annoying too!

[Chrisksaint]

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I saw him on SC monday morning on ESPN, he was pretty good I must say.

[ThePPL]

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Sounds like a well suited job for him as he does have a degree in speech communication. This is why he's always so well spoken during interviews and press conferences. But I always felt like he lacks energy when he speaks.

[N51_rob]

I think McNabb would flourish as a football analyst. If I'm not mistaken he has a speech communication degree from Syracuse. His is charismatic, funny, articulate, can clearly get his point across. (Which puts him leagues ahead of guys like Emmitt Smith, Michael Irving and some of the other guys that do that job now.)

If his playing days are over I would enjoy listening to him talk football.

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[p_rushing]

McNabb's an attention whore, just like Shaq. As soon as he retires he's heading for TV, which should be next fall judging by the interest he got when he was cut.

I thought the same thing and I knew ESPN would have a job waiting for their buddy.

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