Donovan McNabb

The Philadelphia Eagles’ quarterback, Donovan McNabb and wife, Roxie, are expecting their fourth child together.  The baby is due sometime in December, a time McNabb knows all too well.  Last December, he and Roxie welcome two beautiful twins into the world, Sariah and Donovan Jr.  The new baby will also be welcomed by big sister, Alexis, who is 5. The announcement of the pregnancy was also included in another announcement made by the couple.  The McNabbs plan to donate over $100,000 to the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit at Virtua Voorhees, the hospital in southern New Jersey where each of the McNabb children was born.  ... Read Full Story

Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Donovan McNabb and wife Roxie are expecting their fourth child in December! The couple are parents to twins 10 months old Sariah and Donovan Jr. and 5 yearold Alexis. source Read Full Story

Last January, Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Donovan McNabb picked up a telephone on the New York Giants sideline. He may have ... 7 Vote(s) Read Full Story

The likelihood of Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Donovan McNabb returning to start during Week 3 against the Kansas City Chiefs appear very remote; more than likely, Kevin Kolb will take snaps under center and start his second consecutive game , according to Peter King. King, in his MMQ column over at Sports Illustrated, had this to say about McNabb’s status: “Vick was never, ever signed to be the regular quarterback, isn’t ready to be the regular quarterback, and wouldn’t be prepared to digest an entire gameplan until at least November. I can guarantee you that Andy Reid, if he needs a quarterback to sub for ... Read Full Story

The Philly Inquirer talks today about Donovan McNabb, who is staying on the down low about his injury and if may be able to go vs the Chiefs: Eagles quarterback Donovan McNabb gave an update on his condition this afternoon through the team’s media relations department, but could not say if he thought he’d be ready to play Sunday against Kansas City. He, of course, sat out Sunday’s loss to New Orleans with a fractured rib. “I wish I had an answer, but I don’t,” he said. “I feel pretty good, better than last Monday. It’s one day at a time. I think there ... Read Full Story