views.washingtonpost.com - 7/20/2009
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UPDATED (2:26 p.m.)... Michael Vick was released from federal custody Monday, with the sentence for his role in a dogfighting operation in Virginia expiring after he was imprisoned in Leavenworth, Kan., then on home confinement in Hampton, Va. There still is no indication, however, about whether ...
sports.espn.go.com - 7/20/2009
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With his federal dogfighting sentence completed Monday, Michael
Vick begins another tough challenge. He must resurrect his...
football career and put in order the finances he ruined as a result of running a dogfighting ring. Vick spent 18 months in ...
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Analyzing the next steps in the career of Michael Vick, ...
projo.com - 7/21/2009
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projo.com —
07:47 PM EDT on Monday, July 20, 2009
By SHALISE MANZA YOUNG Journal Sports Writer In June,...
the Atlanta Falcons released their former franchise quarterback, Michael Vick. On Monday, the federal government released Vick from its custody. But while ...
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Few NFL teams might consider signing Vick -- and the ...
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Mike Vick’s Been Released: What’s Next?
The Big Lead —
... Mike Vick: He was released from federal custody this morning. Next step: Contrition. Lots of it. Then, there will be a meeting with Goodell where the commish will decide whether or not to levy a suspension. (We’re thinking/hoping there will not be an additional suspension. The jail time was more than sufficient.) Hopefully, this all takes place this week so Vick can get to a training camp next week. [Washington Post] ...
Michael Vick Is Free! [Michael Vick]
Deadspin —
... a contract. But will it even matter? In other words, after two years off, has football passed him by? There is "no timetable" for a league decision, but if Vick does come back and is just kind of mediocre will anyone remember how he played quarterback before he went to jail? (Hint: Not that amazing.) And will the world ever see another football column written as a fictional conversation between imaginary dogs? These are some remarkable times we live in. NFL News Feed: Vick Released; NFL Decision Looms [Washington Post] Mad as a dog about ...
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Why Michael Vick Should NOT be Allowed to Ever Play in the NFL Again
nflgridirongab.com 7/13/2009 —
Mike Barthel of Fantasy Football Oasis wrote the following piece he wanted to share with our readers about Michael Vick, and how he should NOT be allowed to ever play in the NFL again. Check it out below:
Michael Vick should not be allowed in the league again, period.
I’m not a dog ...
QB Michael Vick Conditionally Reinstated To NFL
sportsbybrooks.com 7/27/2009 — How long does an indefinite suspension last? It sounds like some sort of sports-themed Zen riddle, but it was a question on the minds of many football fans regarding the suspension of noted animal lover and one-time NFL quarterback Michael Vick .
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CSR Fan Poll: Michael Vick to Carolina?
catscratchreader.com 7/20/2009 —
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by Steve Helber - AP
about 1 month ago:
Michael Vick arrives at federal court for a meeting with his parole officer in Norfolk, Va., Friday, May 22, 2009. (AP Photo/Steve Helber)
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NFL: Character Needed
myteamrivals.typepad.com 7/28/2009 —
Roger Goodell is a jackass.
Let me rephrase that. The decision Goodell made to reinstate Michael Vick is a jackass move. And I mean that sincerely.
Forgive me for having such a strong opinion about a man I know relatively nothing about, but I ...
Does any team want Mike Vick?
outsidetheboxscore.blogspot.com 7/30/2009 — The major story in the NFL has been NFL commissioner Roger Goodell conditionally reinstating Michael Vick. Essentially, Vick will be able to sign with a team and play in the final two preseason games along with attending team functions and practices. Goodell can then reinstate Vick by Week 6 ...
Michael Vick is Back…Kinda.
3rdstringsafety.com 7/27/2009 — We reported awhile ago that Michael Vick was reinstated into the NFL, but there are some wacky rules to his conditional reinstatement.
Vick is free to sign with any team in the league, but few have shown interest in him. Expect him to have an open tryout soon, and then begin fielding offers ...
My Take On Michael Vick
fatpickled.com 7/27/2009 —
Michael Vick is out of jail and ready to play football again, and play it in the NFL. Should he be allowed to play? In my opinion 100% absolutely yes. There is no condoning what he did, it was terrible, but he spent over 18 months behind bars. He lost everything he had, the houses, the ...
NFL VP: ‘Vick could play in Week 1.’
scoresreport.com 7/28/2009 —
According to NFL executive VP of football operations Ray Anderson, Michael Vick could play as early as Week 1 of the NFL season this year.
Ray Anderson, the league’s executive vice president of football operations, tells NFL.com senior columnist Thomas George that Michael Vick could find ...
