Donovan McNabb spent 11 seasons as quarterback of the Philadelphia Eagles, leading them to five NFC East titles and a Super Bowl appearance.
Now, the Philadelphia Eagles Hall of Famer is staying involved by starting a new show and podcast all about the iconic NFL franchise.
HMA (Hog Media Agency) announced Tuesday that McNabb, creator Thomas Mott, and Eagles reporter Zach Berman will host Eagles Collective, a weekly show dedicated to covering the team. The first episode will be live on September 15, at 3 p.m. ET on YouTube.
Philly football runs deep in me. I gave everything I had to this city, and I’m excited to stay close to the game and the fans who bleed green.
Subscribe to @EaglesHMA and see you every week: https://t.co/cM2ZkyBlPf pic.twitter.com/g6fAR1zLlS— Donovan McNabb (@donovanjmcnabb) September 8, 2026
“Philly football runs deep in me. I played my heart out for this city, and I know exactly what these fans want to talk about every week,” said McNabb in an announcement. “Getting to do that with Thomas and Zach, guys who live and breathe this team, is going to be a blast. HMA has created a model where we can really lean in and speak to audiences that love this team as much as we do. This isn’t just another show for me; it’s a chance to stay close to the game and the fans who never let go of me.”
The show is the 21st in HMA’s Creator Collective portfolio of NFL team-focused podcasts. Each show centers on a roundtable discussion that pairs beat reporters with content creators (and, in some cases, former players). The company currently has shows focused on teams from the NFL, MLB, and college football.
“The Philadelphia Eagles are one of the most followed, discussed, and cheered for teams in the league, and we couldn’t be happier to bring Donovan, Thomas, and Zach together at HMA to meet audiences where they are,” said Borna Nazari, HMA CEO & Founder. “The continued growth of our Creator Collective strengthens our coverage and continues to open new doors with fans around the world.”

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