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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Kitten" data-source="post: 393690" data-attributes="member: 2692">Oh my! You've never seen Pinkston (sp?) this WR the freakin Eagles had about 10 years ago. He was God awful, he would of made even Aaron Rodgers look terrible. Eagles QB then was McNabb and I hold Pinkston responsible for 15% of McNabb's INTs. I'm exaggerating for effect but let me explain what this WR would do. He'd duck the ball. I swear, if he saw that ball coming his way with a defensive player in pursuit, he'd either deliberately step out of bounds or move away from the ball to avoid being hit from an oncoming defensive player. Once he didn't duck out of the way quickly enough and he hurt his pinky, you'd think the player had bit off his pinky and was standing above him munching on it the way Pinkston was carrying on. Any balls that were thrown to Pinkston that resulted in an INT, and there were many, were not the fault of McNabb in the least. It's not his fault the receiver won't catch or can't catch the ball. Pinkston is an extreme case, but he lasted in Philly a number of years and he was a real nightmare.Just saying... it not always the QB for throwing the ball. It's a two way street. The receiver has to be able to catch it, especially if it's a perfectly thrown ball.</blockquote>

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