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Donovan McNabb is expecting some brotherly love when the Redskins visit the Eagles Sunday. Seriously.
"Honestly, I think that I would be cheered," McNabb said Tuesday. "More cheered than booed."
In one of the most anticipated games of the young 2010 season, McNabb will lead the struggling Washington Redskins (1-2) into Lincoln Financial Field to face the Philadelphia Eagles (2-1), the team that traded McNabb to its NFC East rival last Easter after 11 years and six Pro Bowl seasons.
McNabb, who guided the Eagles to eight playoff berths, five division titles and just the second Super Bowl appearance in franchise history, believes his body of work over 11 years will trump any ill feelings from an Eagles fan base known as one of the toughest in all of professional sports.
He may find out otherwise.
Just ask Santa Claus.
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