5/5/2012 3:09:26 PM
Quarterback Donovan McNabb said Friday he is not retiring and hopes to catch on with an NFL team in time for training camp according to ESPNChicago.com.
"I sort of have some unfinished business," McNabb said on "The Waddle & Silvy Show" on ESPN 1000. "I love the game, I have a passion for the game, and I look forward to continuing that on."
McNabb, 35, played six games with the Minnesota Vikings last season before being released and sitting out the rest of the season after failing to find another NFL home.
McNabb said he was expecting to hear from the Chicago Bears when Jay Cutler was lost for the season with a fractured thumb Nov. 20, but the call never came.
"I've been training hard and preparing myself in San Diego working with George Whitfield, the obviously well known quarterback guru, supposedly, over the past month," McNabb said. "Just kind of refining the skills, working on the mechanics and getting back to a high level, an elite level. I'm just waiting for the opportunity to display that."
Quarterback Donovan McNabb said Friday he is not retiring and hopes to catch on with an NFL team in time for training camp according to ESPNChicago.com.
"I sort of have some unfinished business," McNabb said on "The Waddle & Silvy Show" on ESPN 1000. "I love the game, I have a passion for the game, and I look forward to continuing that on."
McNabb, 35, played six games with the Minnesota Vikings last season before being released and sitting out the rest of the season after failing to find another NFL home.
McNabb said he was expecting to hear from the Chicago Bears when Jay Cutler was lost for the season with a fractured thumb Nov. 20, but the call never came.
"I've been training hard and preparing myself in San Diego working with George Whitfield, the obviously well known quarterback guru, supposedly, over the past month," McNabb said. "Just kind of refining the skills, working on the mechanics and getting back to a high level, an elite level. I'm just waiting for the opportunity to display that."
