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Washington's Kyle Shanahan took his turn at the microphone on Friday, challenging comments made by Donovan McNabb 's agent.

Eagles pour it on against Redskins with potent aerial attack.

Sunday, Week 8. About as boring a football Sunday as there could be for the first couple of hours, Denver and San Francisco exporting horrible football to London; the Redskins stinking it up at Detroit; the Cowboys looking as pathetic as the '62 Mets; Kansas City and Buffalo playing offensive football like it was 1930 and not 2010; the Jets throwing a slumber party for their offense.

Clay Matthews and the Pack aim to sack the Redskins.

Unspectacular yet effective, Donovan McNabb made just enough plays to lift the Redskins past the Eagles. It was almost a microcosm of his 11 seasons in Philadelphia, writes Don Banks.

Week 4 features several compelling divisional games, including Ravens-Steelers, Redskins-Eagles and Pats-Dolphins.

Can Pittsburgh stay unbeaten without Big Ben? Peter King say no.

As usual, the NFC East is loaded. In fact, Ross Tucker predicts that all four teams will have winning records and each could win the division -- even the Redskins, who were 4-12 last year.

The Giants won a game they had to have, hammering the pitiful Redskins 45-12. Don Banks looks at how New York took care of business and Washington's embarrassing performance.

The Giants had plenty to play for and the Redskins did not. The result? A 45-12 beatdown by the Giants that pulls them within a game of the Cowboys and Packers in the wild card race.

The Redskins are dealing with another change and the Eagles are coming off a loss to the Raiders. Needless to say, the NFC East rivals are in bad need of win.

Philadelphia is leading 17-0.