Article: Associated Press archive; Donovan McNabb returned [Derived headline]

Article: Matt Rourke/Associated Press; Donovan ...
The Intelligencer;  June 15, 2007 ;     218 words ...Matt Rourke/Associated Press Donovan McNabb is expected to be ready for action at training camp.

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The Intelligencer;  July 30, 2008 ;     226 words ...Matt Rourke/Associated Press Donovan McNabb (left) hands off to running back Brian Westbrook during intense 11-on-11 drills at Eagles training camp on Tuesday.

Article: BILL KOSTROUN/ASSOCIATED PRESS; Donovan ...
Bucks County Courier Times;  December 12, 2008 ;     215 words ...BILL KOSTROUN/ASSOCIATED PRESS Donovan McNabb enjoys the fans' reaction in Giants Stadium.

Article: PABLO MARTINEZ/ASSOCIATED PRESS; Donovan ...
Bucks County Courier Times;  December 23, 2008 ;     236 words ...PABLO MARTINEZ/ASSOCIATED PRESS Donovan McNabb, brought down by Redskins Demetric Evans (92) and Jason Taylor (55), hasn't been able to consistently keep defenses off balance, partly because too many passes are being called.

Article: M. Spencer Green/Associated Press; Donovan ...
Bucks County Courier Times;  November 27, 2008 ;     233 words ...M. Spencer Green/Associated Press Donovan McNabb, shown here being sacked by the Bears in September, has struggled over the last five games. The Eagles have scored just one first-quarter touchdown in that stretch.

Article: Syracuse's Donovan McNabb is a rare breed
AP Online;  December 24, 1998 ;     700+ words ...JOHN KEKIS Associated Press Writer AP Online 12-24-1998 SYRACUSE ... the reality hits that quarterback Donovan McNabb has played his last game for Syracuse ... bleed Orange.'' Copyright 1998 The Associated Press All Rights Reserved.

Article: Donovan McNabb, brought down by Redskins Demetric ...
Bucks County Courier Times;  December 23, 2008 ;     240 words ...Donovan McNabb, brought down by Redskins Demetric Evans (92) and Jason Taylor (55), hasn't been able to consistently keep defenses off balance, partly because too many passes are being called. PABLO MARTINEZ /ASSOCIATED PRESS