Steve McNair: one stinkin' yard away

i know there's a bunch floating around the yard right now, but this guy did a solid write up on him!!

check it , if you are inclined ~ he will be missed ~i put a vid on here-it's brief of his retirement announcement-see replies-peace out,ck0712

One stinking yard. Steve McNair passed for 31,304 yards during his 13-year NFL career. Had he gained one more yard in Super Bowl XXXIV, he just might've ended up in the Pro Football Hall of Fame.

McNair, 35, announced his retirement today. He worked out hard during the offseason to "see how his body would react to my mind," he said today. "My mind was feeling, yes, but my body was saying, 'What are you doing?' "

His legacy is clear and simple: Steve McNair was one of the toughest and most versatile quarterbacks ever to play the game. He epitomized the game's warrior mystique, playing hurt for most of the last half of his career, taking poundings and yet most often rising to play again.

He's one of only three QBs to amass more than 30,000 yards passing and at least 3,000 rushing. The other two are Fran Tarkenton and Steve Young, both of whom are already enshrined.

So why not McNair?

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11 Comments On: "Steve McNair: one stinkin' yard away"

 
good post

He really deserved that game, sucks. All the Titans actually thought they won for like 4 seconds.



vid of his retirement speech :(

Being from Tennessee I gotta love McNair! He is a legend! Love him and hope he gets in the HOF.

http://myespn.go.com/blogs/hashmarks?tag=steve%20mcnair&lpos=spotlight&lid=tab3pos1

that's a link to ALOT of peeps of his ~ speaking about his announced retirement~ enjoy, they have GREAT things to say, as it should be!!

i'm out
ck0712!!!

Saw him last Saturday. Too bad he's hanging it up. I hope that one yard doesn't keep him from getting to the HOF. Good post.

i don't think it will~just the guys way of writing his blog & getting his point across ;)!!!

Great QB, probably one of those guys that will be hard to remember in later eras, unfortunately. Had a stellar career and quietly put up numbers among the best.

However, I was ready to see him go for the Raven's sake - he wasn't going to be a factor in the QB battle, and he knew it. It's a pity his body didn't hold up another season.

yeah i had read that kgoon, here's to a happy retirement for him!!!

i liked the video and what the other players are sayin i think he'll go HOF

One of my favorites, i was rooting for him in that super bowl too..... plu he would have been the second black qb to win a super bowl.... i think he is a great qb..... i mean look at ho nicked up he was when he played he had the most guts and foever will be missed in the nfl

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