But it's a bad experience because you're not here. Oakland quarterback Rich Gannon was a sixth finalist for the honor, but he could not attend because he is nursing an injury. McNabb pointed to Gannon as a player whose continued success he appreciates. It was the first time since draft day that McNabb and Culpepper, members of the 1999 quarterback class, were at a big event together. McNabb used the money for his foundation, which provides scholarships and aids in the research of diabetes.
Eagles sign tight end.
Financial terms were not disclosed. He was a defensive end at Modesto Junior College in 1994 before serving a two-year church mission in Missouri. He then transferred to Brigham Young. He converted to tight end for his final two seasons, starting eight of 19 games, and had 24 catches for 342 yards and three touchdowns.