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Donovan McNabb Jr. commits to UNLV

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Yes, you’re getting old.

The son of former NFL quarterback Donovan McNabb has made a college commitment. Via Keegan Pope of Rivals.com, Donovan McNabb Jr. will play for UNLV.

The younger McNabb, a receiver, picked UNLV over Kansas State, Iowa, Minnesota, Iowa State, and other programs.

In his junior season at Brophy College Prep in Phoenix, McNabb Jr. caught 23 passes for 280 yards and five touchdowns.

In 13 NFL seasons, McNabb Sr. made it to six Pro Bowls. He finished second in the NFL MVP voting in 2000, behind Rams running back Marshall Faulk.

McNabb Sr. led the Eagles to four straight NFC Championships, with one Super Bowl berth. After 11 seasons in Philly, he was traded to Washington. He played there for one year before ending his career with the Vikings in 2011.



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