Donovan McNabb didn't exactly have the best numbers on Sunday -- 39 yards passing against the Chargers in an embarrassing effort as the Vikings fell to 0-1. Considering that Minnesota drafted Christian Ponder out of Florida State, it wouldn't be shocking to hear any chatter about whether or not McNabb should remain the starter for the duration of the season. He might not hold that role all year, but CBS Sports' Charley Casserly reported Sunday that, at least for right now, the Vikings have "no intention of benching" McNabb. "I want continuity this year," Vikings head coach Leslie Frazier told Casserly. Frazier cited McNabb's last season with the Redskins and that's precisely why Frazier wants to provide some continuity for the veteran; yanking him out of the lineup and rolling with Ponder might work OK, but it also has the potential for immediate failure. If that's the case, Frazier would have to throw McNabb back out there as a starter. Source: CBS Sports
I just want to put this out there. I coach a Might Mite football team who happens to share the name Vikings. My QB in our game that week put up more passing yards than McNabb!!!! Oh yea and were 2-0
