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
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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.
Vikings quarterback Donovan McNabb tells reporters he wasn't shaken by his 39-yard passing performance last Sunday against San Diego. He says even if he passed for 400 yards, Minnesota lost the game -- and that's the only stat that counts.
Super Bowl-winning quarterback Joe Theismann says it's only a matter of weeks before Christian Ponder takes over for Donovan McNabb. Theismann tells the Pioneer Press that while McNabb is a stand-up guy, he simply can't throw with accuracy -- something vital to success in today's NFL.
Mention throwing mechanics to Vikings quarterback Donovan McNabb, and you’ll get an earful. At his weekly news conference today, McNabb said “this whole mechanics thing is getting out of hand.” Last Sunday, McNabb was booed by the Metrodome crowd after every incompletion.
Leslie Frazier is sticking with Donovan McNabb at quarterback. Despite his decision Frazier is continually facing pressure to make a change to Christian Ponder or Joe Webb. Even former head coach Brad Childress is offering an opinion.
Donovan McNabb tells reporters Christian Ponder deserved to see some action Sunday night in the Vikings' blowout loss to the Bears. But when Sunday rolls around against the Packers, he expects to be the starter.
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.
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.