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Donovan McNabb won’t admit it, but he has likely played his last game in an Eagles uniform. It’s in the team’s best interest to deal him while he still has a few good years left, and even though McNabb won’t say it publicly, it’s in his best interest, too. The Eagles have three quarterbacks, two of whom very likely won’t return. The obvious is Michael Vick, who has a club option of about $5 million next season and seeks a starting job. It’s unlikely the Eagles would pass over both McNabb and Kevin Kolb to make Vick the starter and even less likely that they’ll pay him $5 million to be a backup. Instead, they’ll try to deal him for draft picks. Now is the best time to deal McNabb. There are …

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Time right for Eagles to deal McNabb

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