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| Philadelphia Eagles head coach Andy Reid, free-agent QB Donovan McNabb's (Vikings) former head coach, said any team would be wise to take a chance on the quarterback. 'I still think he can play. I think the world of him, and we had some great years together here. I'm always wishing him the best and a fan of his. I got a chance to see him at Brian Dawkins' retirement (event),' Reid said. 'He looks good. He looks physically good. He looks like he could go out and play tomorrow. I would highly recommend (him).' |
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| Free-agent QB Donovan McNabb (Vikings) said he does not have a list of teams he would be interested in signing with. Rather, he will sign with any team interested at this point. 'I have a list,' McNabb said. 'A full list, of 32.' |
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| Free-agent QB Donovan McNabb (Vikings) is taking his physical fitness seriously as he attempts to return to the NFL. He is currently training on sand and in the ocean with quarterbacks guru George Whitfield. 'I'm in great shape,' McNabb said. 'I'm in great shape. I've dropped 15, 20 pounds.' |
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| Free-agent QB Donovan McNabb (Vikings) said that he has been working out, getting into better shape and focusing on his fundamentals as a passer, and he's ready just as soon as some team wants to pick up the phone and call. 'I've been training hard and preparing myself out in San Diego working with George Whitfield, the obviously well-known quarterback guru, supposedly, for over the past month,' McNabb said. 'Just kind of refining the skills, working on the mechanics and getting back to a high level, an elite level. I'm just waiting for the opportunity to display that.' |
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| Free-agent QB Donovan McNabb (Vikings) said Saturday, April 28, that he has not yet decided whether he'll retire from the National Football League or not. He is currently weighing his options. |
| Fantasy Impact: He needs to find a team before he decides to keep playing. |
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| Free-agent QB Donovan McNabb (Vikings) said he'd 'absolutely' vote for himself to be in the Hall of Fame despite not winning a Super Bowl. 'What happens a lot of times is we look at what the list says, so we talk about the five NFC Championship Games, the six Pro Bowls and then we come to the end, 'Well, he never won the big game,'' McNabb said. 'Well, Peyton never won the big game until he won the Super Bowl. Dan Marino never won the big game. Does that mean his career is a failure? No, not at all.' |
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| Philadelphia Eagles head coach Andy Reid said he has not considered the possibility of signing free-agent QB Donovan McNabb (Vikings) to be the No. 2 quarterback. |
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| Free-agent QB Donovan McNabb (Vikings) said he does not believe Baylor QB Robert Griffin III will be successful if he lands with the Washington Redskins. 'No. I say that because a lot of the time ego gets too involved when it comes to being in Washington,' McNabb said. 'Here's a guy that's coming out who is very talented -mobile, strong arm. We've already heard he's intelligent, a football mind. Are you going to cater the offense around his talent and what he's able to do or are you going to bring the Houston offense with Matt Schaub over to him and have him kind of be embedded in that?' McNabb added, 'When you talk about RG3, you talk about his ability, you talk about how smart he is, his arm strength - what type of offense do you run with it? Is the the spread offense that you have him continue to flourish in. Or, are you just going to have him in a fox hole with a makeshift offensive line? You keep bringing in receivers. You have a solid tight end in Fred Davis that you need to feature. What are we going to see? I don't think it's a great fit.' |
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| Free-agent QB Donovan McNabb (Vikings) does not plan to retire, and said he has three teams in mind for his services, although he wouldn't name them. 'I see three teams in the NFL, right now, that I feel like I can add a little bit of flavor to it from what they have,' McNabb said Wednesday, Feb. 1. |
| Fantasy Impact: We wouldn't count on a return but you never know. |
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| Chicago Bears WR Devin Hester said he is not in favor of the team signing free-agent QB Donovan McNabb (Vikings). Hester believes McNabb could not get up to speed fast enough with the Bears' offense to make a difference. And Hester even suggested that McNabb's arrival could be counterproductive, as any time spent working with McNabb would take away from time the rest of the offense needs to work with QB Caleb Hanie. 'It's going to be tough right now to pick up a quarterback that hasn't played in the Mike Martz offense,' Hester said. 'This is a difficult offense to run, so as far as a quarterback who hasn't played in the offense, right now it's going to be a waste of time.' |
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