Philadelphia Eagles fans reacted to news that their team traded 6-time Pro Bowl QB Donovan McNabb to the Washington Redskins, a division rival.
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The Eagles dealt longtime quarterback Donovan McNabb to the Redskins in a deal announced Sunday night. Philadelphia receives a pair of
draft picks for the six-time Pro Bowl quarterback.
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Tony Romo and the Cowboys earn their first playoff victory since 1996 by hammering the Eagles on Saturday for the second straight weekend.
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Dallas beat Philadelphia Sunday, 24-0. The two teams meet again in the playoffs. Baltimore won the AFC wild-card berth and will face the Patriots in the playoffs. Jets top Bengals for the other AFC wild-card spot.
Indianapolis lost its' first game of the season Sunday, 29-15, to the Jets. The Patriots and Bengals each won to clinch their divisions. Green Bay is in the playoffs after pounding Seattle. Steelers, Eagles and Cowboys also won.
Philadelphia Eagles coach Andy Reid agreed to a three-year contract extension Wednesday, reportedly worth between $5 and $6 million per season.
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Saints beat the Redskins, 33-30, with a field goal in overtime to stay unbeaten. Colts now 12-0 after win over Titans. Michael Vick accounts for two touchdowns in Eagles 34-7 win in Atlanta. Late field goal carries Dolphins past Patriots.
Fans outside the Georgia Dome celebrated the return of Michael Vick to Atlanta on Sunday as the Falcons took on Philadelphia.
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Indianapolis rallied to beat Houston, 35-27, behind Peyton Manning's three touchdown passes. Brett Favre threw for a season-high 392 yards as the Vikings topped Chicago, 36-10. San Diego, Philadelphia and Atlanta were also winners.
Saints rally to beat Panthers, 30-20, to improve to 8-0 for the first time in team history. Cowboys defeat Eagles, 20-16. Chargers beat Giants with late touchdown pass, 21-20. Titans defeat 49ers, 34-27.
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Ravens hand Broncos their first loss, 30-7. Joseph Addai throws for a touchdown as Colts edge 49ers, 18-14. Eagles rout Giants, 40-17. Ted Ginn Jr. returns two kickoffs for touchdowns in Miami's win. Rams break losing streak.
AP Pro Football Writer Barry Wilner previews three top games this week in the NFL, including Brett Favre and the Vikings meeting Green Bay. The winless Rams take on the Lions, and the Giants visit the Eagles.
Tom Brady tied a career high with six touchdown passes in the Patriots 59-0 rout of Tennessee. Raiders upset Eagles in Oakland, 13-9. Arizona beats Seattle, 27-3, on a record-tying day for Cardinals quarterback Kurt Warner.