2010 NFL Quarterbacks -Will Donovan McNabb Ever Win a Super Bowl?

With all of the rumors and talk of Donovan McNabb possibly being traded to another NFL team - it would seem that the years that he has been a Philadelphia Eagle have somewhat gone unappreciated. Donovan McNabb has not been the first NFL quarterback that has been under the microscope concerning why it has taken so long to win a Super Bowl. Donovan McNabb is quite aware of the pressure and what it means to play in a division that has always been hard fought to reach the Divisional finals.

Donovan McNabb has appeared in one Super Bowl, the year was 2005 when the Philadelphia Eagles would take on the New England Patriots, in a game that would come down to a costly interception that McNabb threw in the last minutes of the game. This was a heartbreaker, a game that no less Donovan McNabb will remember for some time to come. The final score was New England 24 - Philadelphia 21.

Donovan McNabb has led the Philadelphia Eagles to five NFC East Divisional Playoff Games; McNabb is also the all-time leader in every stat as an Eagles quarterback, which does place him in a very elite company concerning Philly all-time great athletes.

In November 2010 Donovan McNabb will turn 34 years old, he is at the prime of his NFL career, and his skill level is at an all-time high. The only question is can he play at a level where throwing costly interceptions will keep him from obtaining a Super Bowl Championship? Donovan McNabb does not have a history of throwing many interceptions in his career, but the passes that he has thrown in vital games are the ones that Philadelphia fans remember the most.

The 2010 season will be a very interesting one for McNabb, and film study for the upcoming 2010 NFL season may prove to be his best friend in resolving his interception problem concerning big time games. The exact thing happened to Brett Favre in their 2010 Divisional Game. Can Donovan McNabb have a breakout season in 2010? Will 2010 be the year when he finally gets that preverbal monkey off of his back?

Statistical Resources: www.profootballreference.com