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[goonys evil twin]

The career stats are debateable. Hasselbeck has a higher completion percentage and QB rating. McNabb has more yardage and TD's. They're around the same place in INT's.

 

This year though, McNabb has been a LOT better, and that's enough for me to say he's the best in the NFC right now.

 

McNabb this season has a QB rating 20 points higher than Hasselbeck. McNabb has 13 TD's to Hass's 9, and 2 picks to Hass's 7. There was even a bigger disparity in those stats before yesterdays games.

 

Lastly, McNabb hasn't had the benefit of a Shaun Alexander for the running game.

 

EDIT: One more thing...if McNabb imploded last season, what did Hasselbeck do against the Bears? I'm not trying to be a homer here, I'm really not, I just don't see where he's better than McNabb.

 

 

Stupid debate.

 

Grossman is clearly the best QB in football and the only one worth starting a team with.

[Banedon]

The career stats are debateable. Hasselbeck has a higher completion percentage and QB rating. McNabb has more yardage and TD's. They're around the same place in INT's.

 

This year though, McNabb has been a LOT better, and that's enough for me to say he's the best in the NFC right now.

 

McNabb this season has a QB rating 20 points higher than Hasselbeck. McNabb has 13 TD's to Hass's 9, and 2 picks to Hass's 7. There was even a bigger disparity in those stats before yesterdays games.

 

Lastly, McNabb hasn't had the benefit of a Shaun Alexander for the running game.

 

EDIT: One more thing...if McNabb imploded last season, what did Hasselbeck do against the Bears? I'm not trying to be a homer here, I'm really not, I just don't see where he's better than McNabb.

To be fair, Hasselbeck hasn't had that benefit this season either. A few mediocre showings and a few weeks injured isn't much support.

 

Agreed! And his stats aren't near Donovan's after having been near his career wise. So is Hasselbeck good because he's good, or good because of Alexander?

[Banedon]

The career stats are debateable. Hasselbeck has a higher completion percentage and QB rating. McNabb has more yardage and TD's. They're around the same place in INT's.

 

This year though, McNabb has been a LOT better, and that's enough for me to say he's the best in the NFC right now.

 

McNabb this season has a QB rating 20 points higher than Hasselbeck. McNabb has 13 TD's to Hass's 9, and 2 picks to Hass's 7. There was even a bigger disparity in those stats before yesterdays games.

 

Lastly, McNabb hasn't had the benefit of a Shaun Alexander for the running game.

 

EDIT: One more thing...if McNabb imploded last season, what did Hasselbeck do against the Bears? I'm not trying to be a homer here, I'm really not, I just don't see where he's better than McNabb.

 

 

Stupid debate.

 

Grossman is clearly the best QB in football and the only one worth starting a team with.

 

I stand corrected.

[AI]

stupid dolphins.

 

Bears

Chargers

Colts

 

Everyone else...

 

Are the Saints for real?

 

Are the Steelers gonna play like that the rest of the season?

 

The Saints are for real to the extent that they are going to be in every game that they play. I think they are a year or two away from being a Conference title contender.

 

The Steelers are capable of playing like that the rest of the season. Whether they will remails to be seen. Their schedule is straight up BRUTAL.

[Andy]

Carolina is playing better football than anyone in the NFC save the Bears IMBO.

[soccer10k]

Week 6:

 

vance: 5-8

Mark: -

ndistops: 8-5

soccer: 6-7

Ryan: -

Truffle: -

UMfan: 1-12 (this coming after a 3-11 Week 4 effort)

rawaction: 6-7

ChiCubsFan: 6-7

 

Overall:

 

vance: 42-41

Mark: 27-31

ndistops: 41-42

soccer: 44-39

Ryan: 27-27

Truffle: 15-11

UMfan: 17-34

rawaction: 15-22

ChiCubsFan: 19-20

 

Note: There have been 4 ties overall (2 in Week 3 and 2 in Week 5)