Redskins Pay Out Odds $5000 Even With Donovan McNabb

Written by :

Don Shapiro

Published on :

6 April, 2010

The Washington Redskins have nabbed long time Denver Broncos coach Mike Shanahan and now 11-year Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Donovan McNabb yet their odds of winning the 2011 Super Bowl were still at +5000 at SportsInteraction.com. To win the NFC Championship, odds would pay out $2200 for every $100 bet. We suggest locking in these 2011 Super Bowl odds in now here.

Mike Shanahan introduced Donovan McNabb on Tuesday at a press conference.

McNabb said: "I'm a Redskin now. There's one thing that I didn't accomplish and I look to accomplish that here in Washington -- and that's winning a Super Bowl."

"We didn't win it [in Philly], but it was a great ride. Every time we stepped out on that field, we felt confident that we could win and I look forward to bringing that to Washington." McNabb said that he would have loved to have finished his career in Philly but "that didn't happen."

Rumors initially surfaced that McNabb would be heading to Oakland

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