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After the Washington Redskins acquired quarterback Donovan McNabb from the Philadelphia Eagles, rumors began to swirl about the possibility of wide receiver Terrell Owens ending up in D.C.

The 37-year old Owens is still on the free-agent market and will most likely not sign with a team until after the draft. One of the main reasons he has yet to sign with a team is because of his age and high asking price.

The thought of McNabb and Owens ever playing together again on the same team seemed as likely as Conan O’Brien returning to NBC. With a number of factors in mind, the once-crazy idea seems more likely than before.

McNabb and Owens Have Rekindled Their Friendship

In 2004, McNabb and Owens seemed to have the potential to become one of the greatest quarterback-wide receiver duos in NFL history. In their first season together, they connected for 14 touchdowns and led the Eagles to their second Super Bowl in franchise history.

What happened after that? Well, there’s no need to go into detail, since just about everyone reading this article knows the story. All that matters is the former teammates have patched things up from the past and made the decision to be friends again.

Earlier last month, the announcement was made that McNabb and Owens would pair up together on the basketball court during an episode of Spike TV’s “Pros vs. Joes.”

If they can manage to play together on the court, there’s every reason to believe they could do the same on the football field.

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Dan Parzych Is the Eagles Fan Voice for NFLTouchdown.com.

He is also the founder of the new NFCEastFootball.com.