Carlsbad, CA -- (SBWIRE) -- 12/27/2010 -- The decision of pulling in Donovan McNabb as quarterback of Washington Redskins has been questioned lately. ESPN.com posted that "Redskins may have made the wrong decision getting rid of Jason Campbell." The Reading Eagle.com questioned "The end near for McNabb?" Washington Redskins' offensive line has been inconsistent during the season. The rumors of a schism between Skins coach Mike Shanahan and Donovan McNabb in the air and are worsening the situation for Skins.

Quarterback McNabb was traded by Washington Redskins earlier this year from Philadelphia Eagles. McNabb was considered as the "crown jewel of the new Shanahan administration" reports ESPN.com. This doesn't seem the case as McNabb sat in the sidelines while Rex Grossman played. The question that pops up is that was it worth all the hassle when the previous quarterback Jason Campbell has a scorecard as good as McNabb. The Washington Redskins have already lost four games of the season and they can't afford to lose anymore.

Washington Redskins have important games coming ahead; Washington Redskins East Rutherford, Washington Redskins Arlington, Washington Redskins Nashville, Washington Redskins Hyattsville. These games will be crucial to decide Washington Redskins' destiny. Washington Redskins will be playing their big game with Philadelphia Eagles this week. The Philadelphia Eagles might be at an advantage, considering the inconsistencies in the Skins lineup. Not to forget that the team is well aware of McNabb's game and are expected to make every effort to take him down. They will give Redskins all they can handle.

The fans turn-up at the future games will be a judge of their expectations with the team. TicketLuck.com, the secondary ticket seller, shows an unwavering fan following, evident from their consistent ticket sales. Scott Briggs from TicketLuck.com hints that "We have nothing to worry about right now, but Redskins will have to pull it together to draw crowds to the field".

About Washington Redskins
This will be the 78th season for the Washington Redskins, the first season to be coached by Mike Shanahan. They have obtained fourth pick at NFL draft. Redskins have been playing for the past seventy three years, winning over five league trophies.