Donovan Jamal McNabb (born November 25, 1976) is an American former professional football quarterback who played in the National Football League (NFL) for 13 seasons, primarily with the Philadelphia Eagles.

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Donovan McNabb was one of the leading dual-threat quarterbacks in the NFL, known for both his passing and rushing. Drafted by the Philadelphia Eagles in 1999, he was with the team for 11 years and made one Super Bowl appearance (2004).

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Mar 31, 2020 · Donovan McNabb overcame the odds and became the greatest quarterback in Philadelphia Eagles history. Where is the former No. 2 pick now?

May 18, 2024 · Donovan McNabb entered the NFL to a chorus of boos by Eagles fans. He left the franchise as one of the best players in team history. This is his story.

An iconic player and one of the most impactful in Eagles’ franchise history, Donovan McNabb was named to the club’s 75th Anniversary Team and was immortalized at a halftime ceremony in …

Trailblazing philanthropist Donovan McNabb is a focused and poised gentleman with a heart so big you can feel his positive energy from wherever you are. Did you know Donovan was one of the first black men in the NFL to fight for equal pay among black quarterbacks?

Donovan McNabb quickly established himself as one of the finest players in Eagles franchise history. His 4,746 pass attempts, 2,801 completions, 32,873 passing yards, and 216 TD passes are franchise records. Donovan McNabb piloted the club to more wins (92), postseason games (16) and postseason victories (9) than any other QB in team history.

1 day ago · Ross Tucker from CBS Sports joins Dan Patrick to explore the potential reasons the Dallas Mavericks had behind trading Luka Doncic and draw comparisons to the Donovan McNabb trade on Easter Sunday in 2010.