Donovan McNabb Jr. could have the opportunity to play for his dad's former Eagles teammate as Norfolk State became the latest school to make an offer to the 2027 wide receiver.

Brace yourself as you're about to feel old. Former Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Michael Vick is now the head coach of Norfolk State of the FCS, and he's looking to land Donovan McNabb Jr. for his program.

Donovan McNabb and Michael Vick were a couple of the league's top signal callers in the same time period. McNabb and Vick went head-to-head in many NFC showdowns and were even teammates on the Philadelphia Eagles for one season,

Michael Vick just offered his former NFL teammate's son, Donovan McNabb Jr., a spot at his HBCU program. Donovan McNabb Jr. is a rising sophomore and is a three-star wide receiver. Vick and McNabb are forever linked not only as two quarterbacks who changed the face of the quarterback position at the NFL, but they were also briefly teammates.

Nearly two decades after Donovan McNabb and Michael Vick faced off in numerous NFC battles, the latter is now recruiting McNabb’s son to play for him at Norfolk State. On Monday, 2027 Brophy Prep (Ariz.

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Donovan McNabb Jr., the son of former Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Donovan McNabb, has received an offer from Norfolk State University. The team is currently being led by head coach Michael Vick, McNabb’s former Eagles teammate and longtime NFC opponent.

Michael Vick has taken another huge recruiting swing this Spring, as his Norfolk State Spartans have offered a scholarship to the son of former Philadelphia Eagles star Donovan McNabb. The news was announced by McNabb’s son Donovan McNabb Jr.