GILBERT, Ariz. -- Former NFL quarterback Donovan McNabb will serve 18 days in an Arizona jail after pleading guilty to a non-extreme DUI.
McNabb was stopped by police in the Phoenix suburb of Gilbert on June 28 while driving impaired.
His attorney, Thomas Connelly, told Phoenix TV station KTVK on Friday that McNabb will serve 18 days in jail with work release and be under house arrest for the remainder of his 90-day sentence.
Connelly didn't immediately return calls from The Associated Press.
McNabb is scheduled to report to jail Nov. 30.
McNabb, 38, played 13 seasons in the NFL after being drafted with the second overall pick in 1999. He led the Philadelphia Eagles to four straight NFC championship games from 2001 to 2004 and one Super Bowl berth.
After 11 seasons with the Eagles, he played for Washington in 2010 and Minnesota in 2011.
Last week, McNabb said he did not think he had a drinking problem.
"Absolutely not," McNabb said during a visit to Syracuse, where he played in college. "Absolutely not. Could that have been avoided? Absolutely. I'm not running from it at all. But is there a problem? Absolutely not."
Information from The Associated Press was used in this report.
