Donovan McNabb passing for just 39 yards against San Diego last week? Vikings offensive coordinator Bill Musgrave takes the blame, saying McNabb’s lack of rhythm starts with him.

Donovan McNabb's winning ways just aren't the same. He led the Philadelphia Eagles to four straight NFC Championship games from 2001-04, including an appearance in the 2004 Super Bowl. Ever since he left the Eagles McNabb has a combined record of 5-12.

Defensive end Jared Allen isn't ready to give up on the season. He spoke with Bob Sansesevere about whether or not Christian Ponder should play over Donovan McNabb, why Devin Hester keeps killing the Vikings, and how soon the team will win again.

The focus around Winter Park all week long has been about Donovan McNabb's 39-yard passing performance in San Diego. Adrian Peterson says it could have been a lot more if they caught some of the easy passes. This week, the offense is hoping for a better effort.

The last time Donovan McNabb faced the Lions he was benched in favor of Redskins quarterback Rex Grossman. McNabb says he's moved past that day and is focusing on the future. The entire team is doing the same after starting the season 0-2.

Vikings backup quarterback Donovan McNabb says the team has a lot of deficiencies that need fixing. He also told the Pioneer Press that he's "pissed off" at himself because he could have played a lot better to help the team while he was starting.

Vikings quarterback Donovan McNabb isn’t buying into the theory his throwing mechanics are off. Instead, he tells reporters that some throws “you just miss.” He says there’s nothing he’s seen on tape that needs to change

Donovan McNabb's mechanics are going to be a focal point for the Vikings this week. The quarterback ranks near the bottom of the league in passer-rating and completion percentage, but head coach Leslie Frazier says he has been accurate on most of his throws.