Donovan McNabb News

Donovan McNabb called it a “must win,” and just to be clear, he was only referring to his Philadelphia Eagles.

Tony Romo smiled when a reporter asked about the magnitude of a road victory that put the Cowboys in first place.

Even though Andy Reid and offensive coordinator Marty Mornhinweg rarely stand together on the sideline, they are closely linked by both the headphones over their ears and the spaces between their ears.

PHILADELPHIA -- Donovan McNabb looks around in the huddle and sees guys who were in high school or college when he led the Philadelphia Eagles to the Super Bowl five years ago.

This, clearly, isn't what the Bears had in mind. The team's postseason hopes are fading fast heading into Sunday night's game against Donovan McNabb and the Philadelphia Eagles .

There once was a wide receiver on the Philadelphia Eagles who wore No. 81 and would be unstoppable for opposing teams to defend.

THE EAGLES WILL get to the Super Bowl this season! The Eagles will win the Super Bowl!! They will win another one within the next 5 years!!! Who says so? Chad Lewis says so, and here's a guy who doesn't drink, doesn't smoke, doesn't curse and doesn't feel an ounce of bitterness that the last time the Eagles got to the Super Bowl he caught the ...

Although Donovan McNabb still hears talk about the possibility of finishing his career back home, the Eagles quarterback is fine letting Jay Cutler handle all the scrutiny in Chicago for now.

Cornerback Sheldon Brown was a limited participant in practice this afternoon and said there was "a good chance" he'll play Sunday night at Chicago despite a strained hamstring that forced him out of Sunday's loss at San Diego.

The latter terrifies Strahan, who said he has never suffered a concussion. "I'm hard-headed," he joked.

Every Philadelphia Eagles fan should be so lucky to wake up Monday morning and read the above headline in their local paper following the Eagles 31-23 loss to the San Diego Chargers.

The one thing they want the most is the one thing that's been the hardest to find.

An inability to run the ball effectively, score touchdowns in the red zone and convert short-yardage situations cost the Philadelphia Eagles again.

Donovan McNabb throws for 450 yards and 2 TDs in the Eagles' loss vs. the Chargers.

Only it's not. It's just another midseason meltdown which, lately, is the rule with the Eagles.

Southern California cities are infamous for its late-arriving, fair-weathered sports crowds.

DeSean Jackson wouldn't mind if the Eagles were trailing today with just a few minutes left on the clock in the fourth quarter.

Halfway through the schedule, they've won five games and lost three. That's not bad, but it's not as good as it should be for the Philadelphia Eagles.

This is one of those games where everything seems to be working against the Eagles.

Seven years ago, Donovan McNabb passed for 255 yards and four touchdowns against the Cardinals on a broken ankle.