Sabrina B. Earlier we shared the news that reports that Donovan McNabb was moving on to a career in broadcasting & signed with Maxx Sports and agent Mark Lepselter in preparation for work with one or more networks. Now the news broke that the quarterback has inked a deal to join the NFL Network as a broadcaster.
NFL: Donovan McNabb is Sure He’ll Be on a 2012 NFL Roster
Donovan McNabb has passed for 37,276 yards with 234 touchdowns. He’s been to six Pro Bowls, most recently in 2009, and has led teams to six division titles and five conference championship games. Yet, he’s not one of the 133 quarterbacks on current NFL rosters, which allow for up to 90 players.  Read more after the jump. Shay Marie x Sabrina B.
NFL: Donovan McNabb Is Sure He’ll Be On A Roster in 2012; Looking at 3 Teams
Sabrina B. Quarterback Donovan McNabb said Friday there’s “an 80 to 90 percent chance” he’ll play this season.
NFL: Donovan McNabb Losing Weight in Comeback Attempt
Posted by Sabrina B. @gametimegirl Free agent quarterback Donovan McNabb’s physical fitness was an issue in Washington during the 2010 season, and with Minnesota in 2011. Shortly after the Vikings waived him last December, Tom Pelissero of ESPN 1500 Twin Cities reported that McNabb “was out of shape when he showed up†to Minnesota, and “fell even more out of shape once he got benched.â€
(Poll) NFL: Donovan McNabb Believes He Belongs in The Hall of Fame. What Do You Think?!
Posted by Sabrina B. @gametimegirl Donovan McNabb told FoxSports.com that he “would vote for myself for the Hall of Fame,” on Wednesday.  Pointing out that he led the Eagles to five NFC championship games and a Super Bowl, McNabb said he “absolutely” believes he should be in the Hall of Fame. Check the rest of the story and take the poll to let us know if you agree with McNabb…
NFL: Mike Shanahan Says He’ll “Take The High Road” on Donovan McNabb Comments
Posted by Sabrina B. @gametimegirl Donovan McNabb said last week on “ESPN First Take” that Robert Griffin III wouldn’t be a good fit with Mike Shanahan. The Washington Redskins coach, given a chance to respond, told The Washington Post that he was taking “the high road.”
