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Donovan McNabb Retires As An Eagle
The most prolific, dynamic quarterback in the history of the Philadelphia Eagles, Donovan McNabb retired as an Eagle on July 29 ...
Donovan McNabb was the No. 2 overall pick in the 1999 NFL Draft. He was the first draft pick of the Andy Reid era
Donovan McNabb is introduced to the media for the first time by Andy Reid in 1999
One of the iconic moments of Donovan McNabb's career was his leap over the Redskins' Mark Carrier in the 2000 season. McNabb finished the season second in the MVP vote
QB Donovan McNabb raises George S. Halas Trophy after Eagles defeat Falcons in 2004 NFC Championship Game
QB Donovan McNabb stands with arms extended and raised during 2004 game against Dallas Cowboys in Texas Stadium
QB Donovan McNabb winds up to throw during the 2004 game against the Dallas Cowboys in Texas Stadium
QB Donovan McNabb earned six Pro Bowl selections as a Philadelphia Eagle
QB Donovan McNabb extends football over the pylon for a touchdown against the San Francisco 49ers in a 27-13 Eagles win at Lincoln Financial Field during the 2009 season
QB Donovan McNabb holds every major Philadelphia Eagles passing record
QB Donovan McNabb prepares to exit the tunnel and run out onto the field at Lincoln Financial Field for the 2008 regular season opener against the St. Louis Rams
QB Donovan McNabb points to the crowd as he exits the field after the Eagles victory over the Dallas Cowboys to secure a playoff berth on the final day of the 2008 season
QB Donovan McNabb was lauded for his ability to keep his teammates loose so they could go out on the field and perform
QB Donovan McNabb leads the Eagles out on the field before the 2008 NFC Divisional Round Playoff game against the New York Giants at The Meadowlands
Owner and Chairman Jeffrey Lurie
Former RB Brian Westbrook, McNabb's teammate
Former Safety Brian Dawkins, McNabb's teammate
McNabb and Dawkins embrace before Donovan heads to the podium
An emotional Donovan McNabb
No. 5 thanked the organization and all of his former teammates
McNabb's no. 5 is the ninth number to ever be retired by the Eagles
McNabb also thanked his wife, Roxie, and his four children, Alexis Sariah, Donovan, JR., and Devin James
