He's not a helter-skelter quarterback like Randall was. He's very smart. He has the ability to sit back there and go through the reads. Now, if you go through the reads and it's not there, it's nice to have a guy like him who can create a play with his feet. The truth is McNabb and McNair are the prototype for the 21st-century quarterback.
Mobility is in, pocket passers are out.
McNabb is one of 11 starting quarterbacks with at least 230 rushing yards. He's one of 11 averaging better than 5 yards per carry. These guys have the ability to move around and the ability, when the pocket breaks down, to escape and still make a play. The truth is, if McNabb couldn't run, he wouldn't have been the second pick in the '99 draft, wouldn't have gotten that eight-figure signing bonus. The West Coast offense requires a quarterback who can move.