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  • AP source: Vikings waive QB Donovan McNabb

    A person with knowledge of the situation says the Minnesota Vikings have waived quarterback Donovan McNabb, giving the 13-year veteran the opportunity to sign with another team for the stretch run.

  • It's mutual: Vikings, McNabb agree to part ways

    Donovan McNabb is available again. The Minnesota Vikings waived the 13-year veteran quarterback on Thursday, giving him the opportunity to sign with another team for the stretch run in a parting coach Leslie Frazier described as mutual.

  • AP source: Vikings let McNabb go

    A person with knowledge of the situation says the Minnesota Vikings have waived quarterback Donovan McNabb, giving the 13-year veteran the opportunity to sign with another team for the stretch run.

  • Redskins coach Mike Shanahan and Cleveland Browns president Mike Holmgren crossed paths in Super Bowl XXXII while with Denver and Green Bay, respectively. Both men are a long way from contending for the Vince Lombardi Trophy again. (Rod Lamkey Jr./The Washington Times)

    DALY: Great minds think alike?

    Not so long ago, Mike Shanahan and Mike Holmgren were the resident geniuses of their respective conferences.

  • Stagnating QBs plague some teams

    Mark Sanchez was supposed to take the next step this year in his development as a quarterback. If he's done so, it's been a move laterally, if not backward.

  • On Sunday against the Carolina Panthers, Washington Redskins quarterback John Beck will be the franchise's 21st starting quarterback since they won the Super Bowl in 1991. (Associated Press Photographs)

    Redskins' search for franchise QB leads them to John Beck

    The list is 20 names long. Way too long, really. Reading them might depress you or anger you or make you laugh, depending on your level of disenchantment.

  • Beck gets nod, will start for Redskins vs Carolina

    There's no other way to put it: Rex Grossman turned over the Washington Redskins starting quarterback job to John Beck.

  • Washington Redskins quarterback John Beck was named the starter for Sunday's game against the Carolina Panthers by coach Mike Shanahan on Wednesday. (AP Photo/Nick Wass, File)

    DALY: QB spot is what's holding Redskins back

    The quarterback position figured to be the least of the Washington Redskins' worries when Mike Shanahan took over as coach 21 months ago. Shanahan, after all, is a connoisseur of quarterbacks. He's renowned for getting the most out of them — from John Elway to Steve Young to Jake Plummer to Jay Cutler. Heck, he played the position himself at Eastern Illinois.

  • Cutler, Bears lead Vikings 16-0 after 1st quarter

    Devin Hester caught a 48-yard touchdown pass from Jay Cutler, Marion Barber scored on a 3-yard run, and the Chicago Bears led the Minnesota Vikings 16-0 after the first quarter on Sunday night.

  • Redskins quarterback John Beck darts into the end zone from 2 yards out in the fourth quarter for Washington's only touchdown.

    DALY: Too many turnovers came at too crucial a position for Redskins

    We knew this day was coming, didn't we, Washington Redskins fans? Sooner or later, Mike Shanahan was going to get sick and tired of Rex Grossman being Rex Grossman — just as, last December, he got sick and tired of Donovan McNabb being Donovan McNabb.

  • Pick 6 of surprise starters includes Moore, Tebow

    Play a guy who's struggling, or try the guy you thought wasn't as good as the starter. That's been the quarterback quandary for plenty of coaches over the first part of the NFL season.

  • Frazier, McNabb lean on each other in tough times

    They are tied together, Leslie Frazier and Donovan McNabb, by a 13-year relationship that helped bring the veteran quarterback to Minnesota back in July.

  • Quarterly Report: the NFL's winners and losers

    It doesn't take a Mangenius to decipher the NFL standings one month into the wildest NFL season in recent memory. The winners and losers certainly have separated themselves.

  • Frazier says McNabb still his guy at QB

    Even after an 0-4 start in which Donovan McNabb has struggled to move the Minnesota Vikings offense, coach Leslie Frazier says it still isn't time to turn things over to rookie Christian Ponder.

  • After dealing with a cranky quad muscle over the past few weeks, St. Louis Rams running back Steven Jackson is ready to get a full workload in against the Washington Redskins on Sunday. (AP Photo/Seth Perlman)

    Rams RB Steven Jackson gearing up for broader role in offense

    The St. Louis Rams are optimistic Steven Jackson will have a larger workload this weekend when they host the Washington Redskins.

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