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I'm wondering why we're still asking black quarterbacks, well, what it's like being a black quarterback. As if, for a moment, they've been able to escape the constant reminders.

Donovan McNabb is doing himself a disservice by not addressing those who publicly attack his character.

Donovan McNabb, who, like Brett Favre, has earned the right to finish his career competing for a Super Bowl contender, will have to settle for whatever career ending the Redskins deem appropriate.

As Donovan McNabb, Jason Campbell and Vince Young struggle with their starting roles this season, a familiar question arises: Would white quarterbacks be treated the same way?

I don't begrudge Donovan McNabb for getting some extra money from the Washington Redskins this season, but if there were ever a situation in which money needed to be an afterthought, it's this one.

One of the things we'll be looking for Sunday at The Linc is what kind of reception quarterback Donovan McNabb receives when he takes the field with the Washington Redskins. ESPN.com's Jemele Hill joined the parade of folks writing about this topic W...

Donovan McNabb deserves to win in his return to Philadelphia. At the very least, Eagles fans who never fully appreciated what they had should cheer him.

Some think Andy Reid's making Michael Vick the starter is the official culmination of Vick's comeback, but that would be underemphasizing what Vick has done since losing everything and serving 18 months in federal prison.

Did the NFL players make a statement of solidarity or a gesture of stupidity with their pregame actions? Jeff MacGregor and Jemele Hill debate the latest salvo in NFL labor relations.

Welcome to SportsNation! On Friday, ESPN Page 2 writer Jemele Hill stops by to chat about what she's been up to lately. In her latest column, Hill writes about the Barry Bonds and the NABJ shouldn't mix. She also recently wrote about Mike Shanahan...

At some point, either Albert Haynesworth or Mike Shanahan will have to stand down. And if Shanahan is the one who does, the real losers in this power struggle just might be the fans in Washington, writes Jemele Hill.

Spoiled behavior lives on every continent, writes Jemele Hill.

Urban Meyer's reversal showed what a powerful lure coaching can be. It's also impossibly naive to say he can run a program like Florida in a way that wouldn't be detrimental to his health, Jemele Hill writes.

It has been 23 years since Craig James rushed for 1,000 yards. Whatever happened to the white tailback?