TMZ.com is reporting that some Eagles are being brought into a lawsuit between a woman whose daughter is disabled and a New Jersey restaurant accused of not providing adequate parking for people with disabilities.

The lawsuit, which accuses the Landmark Americana Tap and Grill of violating the Americans with Disabilities Act, says that “[o]ne notorious incident involves Philadelphia Eagles football players Donovan McNabb and Jevon Kearse using reserved spaces at Defendant’s business premises.”

TMZ reports that former Eagles linebacker Jeremiah Trotter is also named in the suit as someone who parked in reserved  spots.  And TMZ says McNabb was fined by a judge in 2006 because his vehicle parked in the Landmark’s handicapped spots, although McNabb wasn’t driving.

NFL players often need crutches after leg injuries; it is not clear from TMZ’s report whether McNabb, Kearse, or Trotter
were on crutches at the times they’re accused of parking in handicapped spaces.