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.

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.

Donovan McNabb, now an analyst for the NFL Network, says Brett Favre expressed his sympathy for McNabb when the ex-Eagles/Redskins quarterback signed with Minnesota prior to the 2011 season.

With the 28th ranked passing offense in the NFL, Bill Musgrave's first season as Vikings' offensive coordinator hasn't gone according to plan. However, Musgrave says this season has been "unorthodox" because of a lockout shortened off-season.

Ex-Vikings quarterback Donovan McNabb appeared on ESPN2's "First Take" Thursday and was asked if he thought Robert Griffin III would do well if the Redskins draft him. McNabb said "no" because "a lot of times ego gets too involved when it comes to being in Washington." McNabb was referring to head coach Mike Shanahan.

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.

The great quarterback shuffle of 2011 is behind us, with Christian Ponder taking charge of the Vikings' offense over Donovan McNabb. While Ponder was pleased, McNabb seemed puzzled by it all.

After a grim night in Chicago, it appears the Donovan McNabb era is all but over in Minnesota as Christian Ponder sees the first snaps of his NFL career.