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"If he can move around and feels comfortable with it, then he can step in there and go, but we're going to keep a close eye on him," Eagles coach Andy Reid said. "He wants to be back in there. That's one thing that he'll be fighting just a bit."
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UPDATE:
Donovan McNabb took all the snaps with Philadelphia's first-team offense again Friday, moving closer to starting the Eagles' first playoff game next weekend.
"It's not too sore at all. That's not to say it won't be sore later, but we'll continue to work with it," McNabb said. "We have more time to work and get our timing down."
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UPDATE:
McNabb definitely will start vs. Falcons
Donovan McNabb won’t be afraid to scramble in his first game back from a broken ankle. McNabb will start the Philadelphia Eagles’ playoff game against the Atlanta Falcons on Saturday night, his first action in nearly two months. The two-time Pro Bowl quarterback hasn’t played since hurting his right ankle against the Arizona Cardinals on Nov. 17.
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