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Carson Palmer
http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/blog/shu...urn=nfl-wp9852
Raiders should be better with him.... Cincinnati definitely better off without him. Tebow going to start in Denver, this week....rather contrasting styles, dontcha think? 
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18 Oct 2011, 07:22 PM
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 ESPN's Chris Mortensen confirms an NFL Network report that Donovan McNabb has been benched in favor of Christian Ponder. McNabb has now been benched by three different teams in the past four seasons. This is the first one that won't require a "financial apology," and there's plenty of speculation that McNabb could end up being released to avoid an awkward stint as a clipboard holder. With his accuracy, arm strength, and mobility on a severe decline, McNabb is no longer an NFL-caliber starter. He can be released in all fantasy leagues. Oct 18 - 2:45 PM
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18 Oct 2011, 09:03 PM
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Don is far from the only problem in Minnesota.............but, he is a part of it. Too many badly thrown balls, many at the feet of the intended receiver, many badly overthrown...that safety Sunday had no reason to happen, he went down like he was on any other spot on the field...the offense has had no real life........and Ponder likely changes that
That said, I've always liked Don..and sure didn't see him as done as a starter.......but I can see him being done as Minny's starter. Maybe Miami will trade for him (or did the deadline pass)
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23 Oct 2011, 04:26 AM
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Well how much changed from Favre to McNabb? I think a lot of Minny's issues are like Dallas. BAD play calling. Young inexperienced WRs and injuries. I mean something makes them 20 pt leaders on Lions then lose it. Dallas could be 5-0 if not for most of the above. IMO Romo cant wear all of the blame. You are up 20 u should not be play action passing over the middle and throwing timing patterns into zone coverage. But at 1-4 I think u need to explore future happenings. Because you are not catching BOTH GB and DET.
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