Donovan McNabb started and ended his time with the Philadelphia Eagles on sour notes, despite being one of their greatest QBs of all-time. Fans booed at the announcement of him being drafted, but he proved the doubters wrong, and posted consistently good numbers over 11-years in Philly. McNabb reached 5 NFC Championship games but couldn't lead his side to Super Bowl glory, part of the reason why his relationship with the fans was rocky, and left for the Redskins on a massive $78 million contract set over just 5 years. He survived just one season, but didn't even make it to the end of that one in 2010. He was benched in favour of Rex Grossman after throwing the fewest amount of TDs since his rookie season (14) and outweighing them with 15 interceptions.
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