The Benefits of Michael Vick
blog.nbx.com 12/11/2007 — In the long run a lot of good can come out of this case.

The Idiot File: Falcons' Owner, Arthur Blank
oriolepost.blogspot.com 12/11/2007 — You know what, this guy came off as a moralist, and someone who was obviously wronged after showing faith in Michael Vick. Now, he might have shown who he truly is... This is sick, and makes me wonder as much as society has changed -- has it? The words of Arthur Blank on Monday Night Football and the possibility of his return to the NFL...

Stop Snitchin
huggingharoldreynolds.blogspot.com 12/12/2007 — If you blame Mangenious for dropping a dime on Belichick, you probably own a "Free Mike Vick" t-shirt.

Falcons Coach Petrino Resigns
bizoffootball.com 12/12/2007 — Suprising news for the first year coach.

Free Michael Vick!
crashburnalley.com 12/12/2007 — Michael Vick should not have been thrown in jail for his involvement in dog-fighting, though he should still be punished. How will imprisonment help Vick improve as a human being? Unless he decides to immerse himself in educational books for his 23 months of incarceration, it’s likely that he’s not going to come out of jail a better person. Rather, he’d simply regret having been caught.

Source: Petrino resigns as Falcons coach (AP) — Yahoo! Sports - NFL News 12/11/2007
Bobby Petrino resigned as Atlanta Falcons coach on Tuesday, a person within the league told The Associated Press. He lasted only 13 games with the NFL team. Petrino left Louisville to become Falcons coach in January for a five-year, $24 million ...

Vick Gets 23 Months in Dogfighting Ring — Wash Post NFL 12/12/2007
RICHMOND, Va. (AP) -- Michael Vick was sentenced to 23 months in prison Monday for his role in a dogfighting conspiracy that involved gambling and killing pit bulls.

Petrino resigns as Falcons coach — Boston.com -- Football news 12/12/2007
Bobby Petrino thought he was getting one of the best coaching jobs in the NFL. Without Michael Vick, it wasn't worth keeping for even one full season.

Michael Vick gets 23 months — NYDailyNews.com - Football 12/12/2007
Michael Vick, the electrifying Falcons quarterback, was sentenced Monday, Dec. 10 to 23 months in a federal prison by U.S. District Court Judge Henry Hudson. Look back at how the Daily News has covered the Vick case and check out the key court documents.

Texans chose wisely in 2006 draft — SI.com - NFL 12/11/2007
The Texans were right about Mario Williams, Michael Vick will return and more debate.