Raiders Closing In On Acquiring Eagles QB Donovan McNabb

Discussion in 'Oakland Raiders' started by BigBlueBruiser, Mar 29, 2010.

  1. ESPN's Adam Schefter is reporting that the Raiders are closing in on acquiring Philadelphia quarterback Donovan McNabb. Schefter reports that the pieces are in place for Oakland and Philadelphia to make a deal and that some league sources believe a trade could be consummated soon. Schefter said the keys to a potential trade are that Oakland has the compensation the Eagles are looking for in place (probably the No. 39 overall pick) and are not worried that McNabb is owed a huge bonus next month and that he is entering the final year of his deal.

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  2. JASON4RMLA

    JASON4RMLA Go Kings!!

    Come on BigBlue, You're slacking! haha (JK)
     
  3. Daddy Primetime42

    Daddy Primetime42 TheNationWillRiseAgain

    nice lets make it happen
     
  4. Walnuts

    Walnuts All-Pro

  5. jarhd1775

    jarhd1775 Special Teamer

    If this happens, it will go down as the biggest blunder in Eagles history.
     
  6. TheSnowman

    TheSnowman #1 Trap Star

    More McNabb rumors...I'll believe it when it's final after all the crazy reports there have been
     
  7. JASON4RMLA

    JASON4RMLA Go Kings!!

    Why? :icon_eek: JaMOREcash is the reason why!! :bb9:
     
  8. warcrychief

    warcrychief Ur just da assistant Pimp

    im with you on this.
     
  9. Walnuts

    Walnuts All-Pro

    He's not going to resign if he does come here, so we're trading whatever for the one year rental of a guy who's not going to be the difference between being a sub-500 team and being a legitimate challenger. That's IF his aging, fragile butt can survive a whole season behind our line, which I don't see happening. It just doesn't make sense. The only thing this does is stall for time with Jamarcus and hope he experiences a bonafide miraculous turnaround into a decent quarterback behind McNabb, which I also don't see happening.
     
  10. AtlantaBlazer

    AtlantaBlazer Knuckles The Echidna's Brother

    This, that and one of Oakland's biggest problems is the lack of a solid O-line. You rent a guy for a year on the basis that you're hoping he'll do good enough to where he'll want to resign with you. No threat of a rushing attack, and no decent WRs, you essentially set McNabb back a few years to the pre-TO period in Philly......except he's older. Gradkowski is this team's best bet right now, for 2010 at least.

    Eagles lose their best QB in franchise history and put in a guy who may be good, but I honestly doubt will be able to do with the Eagles offense what McNabb could do..

    Both teams lose, McNabb might take the W on this one, because he can choose his team in 2011/2012 if he isn't forced to retire after getting beat up the 2010 season.
     
  11. DawkinsINT

    DawkinsINT Tebow free since 9/5/2015.

    This would be a sad way for McNabb's career to end, but I wouldn't completely hate it at this point in time.
     
  12. 86WARD

    86WARD -

    ^this...
     
  13. 86WARD

    86WARD -

    Just a stepping stone to his "third" team and one last contract...
     
  14. Jihad Joe

    Jihad Joe Life to Infidels

    McNabb will be horrible in Oakland.

    At this point in his career I dont see him as a guy that can succeed with a bad team. Skill position wise he is in a similar situation he was in much of his career, and probobly has better overall talent there than he did at any time in Philly before TO, but he is the same QB he was in 2003, and he isnt gonna have the time affored that he did then to make read's, and cross off all the WR running wrong or hecked up routes

    I see alot of balls getting launched 5 feet in front of him
     
  15. bigsexyy81

    bigsexyy81 Muffin Top

    Care to elaborate? Do you think the Eagles can win the Super Bowl with Donovan? Neither do I. Move on and get what you can for him while he's valuable.
     
  16. Daddy Primetime42

    Daddy Primetime42 TheNationWillRiseAgain

    because he is better than anything we got so what if hes around for 1 year atleast i have hopes he can do something from the QB that we havent had since gannon an this guy has way more talent than gannon ever did. Believe me know one is going to offer him what the Raiders can offer him. I would love this trade to happen i have my McNabb Jersey on pre order. The guy is a winner and a leader something we sorely need:icon_cheesygrin:
     
  17. Jihad Joe

    Jihad Joe Life to Infidels

    .........

    At this point in his career I think McNabb needs a good situation for him the thrive. Oakland, to me is a team that either needs to develop or improve in place's McNabb will strong to thrive. McNabb struggled against us this year because we got pressure on him and his WR's were too inexperience to handle our scheme's.
     
  18. Daddy Primetime42

    Daddy Primetime42 TheNationWillRiseAgain

    i guess you want to be in the rebuilding mode some more, heck that! its time to win now and McNabb would help to change the culture of the last 7 years. how do you know he wont resign the Raiders will toss a ridiculous offer at him that other teams cant match. Do you think grads or frye could last a whole season those chumps couldnt even survive 8 games together McNabb will be the man in oakland.


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    Yes i agree but the Raiders are a run first team not like in philly where the offense rest on his shoulders one of our backs will emerge to help with the load. we need a veteran leader even if he is up in age to change the culture of our team Seymour on defense why not McNabb on O just look at what favre did in minny.
     
  19. King Romo

    King Romo Cowboys and Yankees

    Come on! This would be An epic win for cowboys fans!
     
  20. Jihad Joe

    Jihad Joe Life to Infidels

    There are alot of conflicting reports of Mcnabbs "leadership" in Philadelphia. From that standpoint you may not really be gaining anything

    The positve would be the final stamp of "failure" on Russel's forehead. However Im a believer that a young offense, is better suited growing together. Let 'Insert young QB's name', McFadden, Miller, DHB, Murhy and Schillens take there lumps together and grown from it, as opposed to spinning your wheels with a QB that may not be able to succeed on the field in that situation