Donovan McNabb switches sides from the Redskins to the Vikings

Donovan McNabb agrees and salaries led prices down, and according to Jay Glazer, it seems that the agreement is for a sixth round in 2012 and perhaps another sixth round in 2013. The transaction is subject McNabb that caused a great bonus to agree to renegotiate the agreement and make less money.
McNabb still thinks of themselves as an elite quarterback, and is willing to take less money to play in Minnesota, a team that has just celebrated its 12 overall pick on quarterback? If you take an honest assessment of his situation, it should be. McNabb is a weak market. Redskins plan to release it, if not traded, and no one gives him a job to stretch of 3-4 years. You get more free market than to disconnect after the Vikings are willing to provide. If you really think they can rebound, should negotiate with the short-term agreement that includes some of the initiatives.
With McNabb likely to move to Minnesota, Tarvaris Jackson and the commercial market tightening in Seattle. Orton is still there, and we hope Kolb better than the cardinals have chosen, it will be a reserve again in 2011.
McNabb would be treated to a selection of end of round - Jay Glazer of Fox Sports and NFL Network reported that it would be the sixth in 2012 and 2013 Rounders - but it has to restructure his contract, and these discussions are scheduled for Wednesday. It is not expected to be a long process, but nevertheless, it would be necessary before an agreement could be complete. via NFL.com
With the Vikings McNabb should have more weapons than he in Washington and will end up with a legitimate power running game for the first time in his career.