All McNabb wants for Christmas is a new contract
If the Eagles were to give quarterback Donovan McNabb a new contract, then perhaps all the controversy over whether he should stay or go would finally die down.
At least that's the way McNabb sees it. Yesterday, he suggested a re-working of his current deal - a $115 million, 12-year extension that originally took him through the 2013 season.
Complicating factor in all this: The last three years of that contract were voided when he reached incentive clauses. Thus, the proration on the $20.5 million signing bonus he received runs through 2009. Which means $1.1 million of McNabb's $10.3 million salary-cap number for 2009 would count against the Eagles' cap if he were to be traded.
Gut feeling: The Eagles are open to keeping the 32-year-old quarterback, but if the right offer came along, they'd make a deal.
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Donovan, like the entire Cuse crew, is a bum for life. Whiney, wimpy, and puking when the game is on the line. By all means let the fat guy with the drug dealing kids keep this loser around. They will never win.
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