McNabb signs extension with 'Skins

In a stunning twist, Donovan McNabb and the Washington Redskins have reportedly agreed on a lucrative contract extension.

ESPN.com reported Monday said the deal was for five years and $78 million and could be worth up to $88 million with incentives. The story said $40 million would be guaranteed.

A spokesman for the Redskins would not confirm or deny the deal and said the team had no announcement planned.

The Redskins were gearing up to take on McNabb's old team, the Philadelphia Eagles, on Monday night.

McNabb was benched in the fourth quarter of Washington's last game, a 37-25 loss to the Detroit Lions on October 31.

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Heckert wants out

Eagles GM Tom Heckert was scheduled to meet with Cleveland today about its general manager job and now John Clayton is reporting he has also gotten permission to talk with Seattle. Clearly, Andy Reid's puppet wants out of Philly.

Eagles sign C Reynolds; add Harrison to P.S.

The Philadelphia Eagles have signed center Dallas Reynolds to the active roster and have placed starting center Jamaal Jackson on the Injured Reserve list. Additionally, the Eagles signed safety Brandon Harrison to the practice squad.

Originally a rookie free agent signing of the Eagles in 2009, Reynolds (6-4, 314) spent the entire preseason with the team but was released prior to the start of the season. He eventually signed with the Eagles practice squad on 10/21/09. Reynolds started in 50 straight games at Brigham Young, playing all five offensive line positions and twice garnering first-team All-Mountain West honors, as a left tackle his junior year and as a center his senior year.

Harrison (5-9, 202) spent time with the Eagles during training camp, but was released prior to the regular season. Originally a rookie free agent signing of the Indianapolis Colts in 2009, Harrison was a four-year letterman at Michigan, totaling 165 tackles, three interceptions and 3.5 sacks in 50 games (32 starts).

Penn State's Devlin to transfer

Penn State announced that sophomore quarterback Pat Devlin intends to transfer.

Devlin will not participate with the team in the Rose Bowl against USC on January 1.

The Altoona Mirror is reporting that Devlin is considering transferring to am FCS school, with Delaware, James Madison and Villanova on his list.

Devlin set the Pennsylvania Hugh School career passing record with 8,162 yards at Downingtown East.