Or at least say today’s media pundits, the morning after the Eagles not only failed to walk away from Cincinatti with a win (settling instead with a, unfulfilling at best, tie) but also showed the national media that they are all a bunch of morons, capped off with their fearless leader.

Here is the video of Mr. McNabb telling those listening at the press conference that he didn’t know that the game was ending in a tie following the final whistle blow…yes, seriously:

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A week after being called out by Bernard Hopkins for “crumbling under pressure,” this has to be embarrassing for McNabb, and, while I personally don’t think he is actually the worst quarterback in the NFL, I am officially convinced that he may be the dumbest.  I mean, you’re able to memorize a playbook the size of a phonebook but have no idea that the rules are difference between college and pro football?  I don’t think this season is completely over, as, for example, the Inquirer’s Bob Ford does, but that countdown to when pitchers and catchers report on Balls, Sticks & Stuff is looking more and more like the way to think in Philly right now…

(ALSO: here’s one Philly writer who says that McNabb’s reign is officially over…)

Or at least so says Jason Whitlock from FoxSports.com…

1. Eagles’ Andy Reid: Twice this season Reid has taken the game out of the hands of Donovan McNabb and tried to win at crunch time with his running game. Here’s a coach who loves to throw on damn near every down except when the game is on the line. I also blame Reid for the Eagles failing to trade a second-round draft pick for Tony Gonzalez. Other than the one season with Terrell Owens, McNabb has made a living throwing the ball to the James Thrashes of the world. It’s ridiculous. I’m convinced the Eagles don’t want to win it all.