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Report: Donovan McNabb Wants Redskins To Sign Terrell Owens

A reunion may be in order in the upcoming NFL season.

According to ESPN’s Ed Werder and Sal Paolantonio, Donovan McNabb wants the Redskins to bring in a familiar name to play wide-out in Washington.

Terrell Owens.

Yes, that T.O.

The same one that has had issues with almost every quarterback he’s played with. The same one that called out McNabb for supposedly throwing up during the Super Bowl.

McNabb has apparently been lobbying for the move but the Redskins are undecided at the moment.

Coach Mike Shanahan told ESPN that the Redskins are not actively pursuing Owens. A team source said the Redskins have made upgrading their wide receiver position a high priority, but prefer to avoid bringing Owens to their locker room if another solution can be found.

T.O. and McNabb had a ton of success together. In 21 games spanning two seasons, T.O. averaged nearly 100 yards and a touchdown per game.

The Redskins could use a receiver and T.O. would likely play on a short-term deal like he did with Buffalo.

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