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Maybe he could start off with something a little controversial, such as Donovan McNabb's QB rating.

http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/statistics?stat=pass&sort=rat&pos=off&league=nfl&order=true&season=2&year=2003

http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/players/profile?statsId=4650

RATING 61.5

Rank 31 out of 33

McNabb is one of the most inaccurate passers I have ever seen playing football at any level.

Indecisive, slow to release the ball, unable to hit the target with any reliability.

Dan Marino was not sure afoot as a scrambler or a runner but Dan let that pill fly and put it on the money.

Donovan McNabb imagines himself a great running back, which is the last thing you want a qb to be; if they roll up yards because of great instincts and speed and ability to shake tacklers off when trapped in the pocket that is a bonus.

But if you have excellent protection and either cannot find your open receivers, pick the wrong receiver, or throw the ball where your receiver cannot pull it in and make that catch, your team will not have an effective passing offense.

Therefore your running game will be laughable to the opposing team.

Your stats and game performance will show; your team will never be a threat or post a winning record.

Philadelphia is a political run team with an idiot for a coach and a moron owner.

McNabb is kept in games with no backup quarterback put in when a decent high school quarterback would do better.

You can go to kitchen a grab a new cold beer and when you get back to the TV McNabb has still not thrown the football.

There kids, I've stepped on the third rail of PC.

This Eagle cannot fly and never will.

Notice that many TV commentators now openly state that Donovan McNabb is a lousy 1st string qb.

All ego and paycheck and attitude.

No pro football player.

But what do I know.

The population of Philly guarantees his job, no matter what.

Nothing corrupt about Philadelphia.

Maybe he could start off with something a little controversial, such as Donovan McNabb's QB rating.

Let's start with a commentary on the WOD by El Rushbo.

Oh, his lawyers will say say he can't talk about it,,,in perpetuity.