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Seems that QB Donovan McNabb’s rib isn’t going to be 100 percent for some time, and because of it, Fox Sports reports that the QB will wear a flak jacket for protection for the rest of the season.
The rib that quarterback Donovan McNabb fractured in Week 1 still hasn’t completely [...]
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The rib that quarterback Donovan McNabb fractured in Week 1 still hasn’t completely [...]
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