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PhiladelphiaEagles.com reports Philadelphia Eagles QB Donovan McNabb (knee) discussed his rehabilitation from a season-ending knee injury with Sirius NFL Radio's Afternoon Blitz show Wednesday, Jan. 31. McNabb said, "It's on schedule. When you ha... |
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A threat as both a passer and an elusive scrambler, McNabbs uncanny playmaking abilities make him one of the most dangerous QBs in the NFL. After a sports hernia injury limited him to just nine games in 2005, McNabb was having a stellar 2006 campaign until he suffered a torn ACL vs. Ten. (11/19) and was placed on Injured Reserve two days later. SEASON HIGHLIGHTS: Threw an 84-yard TD bomb to WR Donté Stallworth vs. Was. (11/12). The touchdown strike was the 151st of his career as he passed Randall Cunningham to rank 2nd on the Eagles all-time list. He also threw a 55-yard touchdown pass to RB Correll Buckhalter, the 152nd touchdown pass of his career. Passed Randall Cunningham to rank 2nd on the Eagles all-time list for completions vs. Jax. (10/29) Went 35-22-302-3-3TDs passing at TB (10/22). His third TD pass was the 150th of his career, tying Randall Cunningham for 2nd on the Eagles all-time list. Also rushed for 76 yards on 6 attempts Played in his 100th NFL game at NO (10/15) and went 32-19-247-1-2TDs Became the first QB in NFL history with 1500+ yards and 10+ touchdowns with no more than one interception through the first five games of a season Passed for a season-high 354 yards and 2 TDs for a passer rating of 112.4, and also ran for a TD vs. Dal. (10/8). Threw for 288 yards and two touchdowns, completing 16-30 passes to eight different receivers for a passer rating of 108.8 vs. GB (10/2). In addition, rushed for 47 yards on 5 attempts for a career-high 2 TDs, passing former Eagles RB Duce Staley for 6th on the team's all-time list with 23 rushing TDs Completed 18 of 33 passes for 296 yards and 2 TDs as he spread the ball around to seven different receivers for a passer rating of 105.1 at SF (9/24) Went 45-27-350-0-2TDs as he spread the ball around to nine different receivers for a QB rating of 99.3 vs. NYG (9/17). With his performance, became the 7th player in NFL history to top both the 20,000-yard passing plateau and the 2,500-yard rushing plateau. In his first return to game action since last years injury vs. Dal.(11/14/05), threw for 314 yards and 3 TDs on 24-35 passing as he spread the ball around to seven different receivers for a QB rating of 113.3 at Hou. (9/10)
A multi-dimensional threat from the quarterback position, Donovan McNabb can make plays with his arm, his feet, his strength, his toughness and his creativity. His leadership and uncanny play-making ability have helped raise the standards of success of this franchise since 1999, when the Eagles chose him with the second overall pick in the draft. Along the way, McNabb has become one of the NFL's most recognizable and elite players, and was rewarded with a lucrative, 12-year contract extension in 2002. And although he has led the Eagles to a Super Bowl, four NFC Championship game appearances and more postseason wins (7) than any other quarterback in team history, McNabb, a five- time Pro Bowl selection, has his eyes focused on even loftier goals.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS
Entering 2006, he ranked third on the Eagles all-time career lists in each of the four major passing categories: yards (19,433), TDs (134), attempts (2,921) and completions (1,718) ranked 1st in the NFL in attempts (357), 2nd in yards (2,507), 2nd in completions (211) and t-3rd in passing TDs (16) through week 10 of 2005, when he was injured vs. Dal. (11/14/05). Named NFC offensive POM for September. It was his 4th NFC POM award and the 3rd time in September Completed a career-long 91-yd. TD pass to Terrell Owens at Den. (10/30/05). The play tied for the fifth-longest pass play in team history Posted a career-high 35 completions in comeback win vs. SD (10/23/05), eclipsing the mark of 34 set by Randall Cunningham at Was. (9/18/89). Also tied his team record with 14 consecutive completions in one game (a streak that was snapped when he spiked the ball to stop the clock). Connected on 33 completions as he threw for 365 yds. and 3 TDs to engineer a comeback win at KC (10/2/05). With his performance, McNabb became the first Eagle QB to ever throw for 300+ yards in three consecutive games (vs. SF, vs. Oak., at KC) Received NFC offensive POM honors for September 2005. Despite an assortment of injuries, he led the NFL in attempts (126) and yards (964), and led the NFC in TD passes (8). In that span he posted a QB rating of 99.4. On third-down attempts, completed 66.7 percent (18 of 27) for 330 yds. with a 133.3 QB rating (tops in the NFL). It was the fourth straight year he had been named Player of the Month at least once. The only other Eagle who has ever been named NFC Offensive POM was Randall Cunningham, who earned the honor four times. Playing through injuries, McNabb was 30-52 passing for 365 yards and 2 TDs, with an especially stellar second half performance (28-19-266-0-2TDs) vs. Oak. (9/26/05). It was the first time an Eagle QB passed for 300+ yards in back-to-back games since Randall Cunningham in September 1994. Earned FedEx Air POW honors for his performance While leading the Eagles to a franchise record in total yards (583) and the largest margin of victory (39) in 25 years since a 52-10 win at StL (11/8/81), he tied a career high with 5 TD passes vs. SF (9/18/05). No NFL QB posted more TD passes in a game in 2005. one of only four QBs since 1970 who have posted multiple 5TD games in their careers Entering the 2005 season, ranked in the Top 5 in both Pro Football Weekly's "Top 50 players in the NFL Today" and Athlon sports "Top 25 players in the NFL Today." Also ranked #6 in The Sporting News "Top 100 NFL players" In 2004, led the Eagles to their first Super Bowl appearance since 1980. set team records with a 104.7 QB rating (4th in the NFL), a 64.0% completion percentage (10th in NFL), and 3,875 passing yds. (8th in NFL). His 31 TDs (3rd in NFL) were the 2nd-most in team history Joined Ken Stabler (Raiders), Jim Kelly (Bills) and Troy Aikman (Cowboys) as the only QBs since 1970 to take their teams to four or more consecutive championship games in 2004
For the past five years has appeared in the Campbell's Chunky Soup commercial series, including the past four with his mother, Wilma. This year's campaign features Donovan, Seahawks QB Matt Hasselbeck, Steelers QB Ben Roethlisberger and their mothers. In 2004-05 he was the NFL's single spokesperson and starred in the commercials with his mother and several Eagles teammates Was the youngest person ever elected to the Board of Trustees at Syracuse in 2002 Works out at MakePlays.com in Phoenix, Arizona, during the offseason. Besides honing his football skills, McNabb can be found fine-tuning his body with traditional and unorthodox methods. Some of those methods include agility drills with dog toys, as well as vision training, which help his eyes process information at a faster rate
Married to his college sweetheart, Raquel Nurse. The couple resides in Arizona with daughter, Alexis (9/23/04) Earned a degree in speech communications and minored in African American studies Was a backup guard on two Syracuse (1995-97) basketball teams -- the 1995-96 unit fell to Kentucky in the NCAA championship game Was an All-America selection and Chicago Defender News player of the year at Mount Carmel (IL) HS, an all-male Catholic school on the southside of Chicago Began the Donovan McNabb Golden Arm Scholarship in 2000, for students who maintain a 2.5+ GPA at Mt. Carmel High School. Scholarship winners are selected based on essays they submit about their own lives Was a football teammate of Tampa Bay DE Simeon Rice (2 yrs. McNabb's senior and the third overall pick in the '97 NFL draft) and a basketball teammate of Miami Heat forward Antoine Walker at Mt. Carmel Worked with Reebok to design an upscale, lightweight, casual clothing line due in the fall of 2006, titled "SuperFive." He prefers his clothing to be simple, classy and comfortable Was recognized at the UNCF Annual Gala in 2006 for his contributions to Dillard University and Xavier University in support of Hurricane Katrina victims The McNabb family was honored by the American Diabetes Association in 2006 for their committed and continued support. During that Gala the State of Pennsylvania delivered a salutation for the McNabbs' commitment.
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