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I am sure that everyone has heard/read/saw the Mike Vick inked a 2 year deal with the Philly Eagles. As a huge Falcons fan, #7 will always have a special place in my heart, and I wish him the best of luck in Philly. As horrific as his previous actions were, I hope that he can get past it to make a positive impact in the animal, Philly, and NFL community.

Philly fans won't judge him

yeah, just like they didn't judge Santa Claus

felons making 1.6 and 5.2 with a 3 mil incentive...god bless america.

Having once lived in Philly I recall one of the best lines a sports writer wrote:
"In Philly they'll boo a funeral" Vick better be good.

good luck to vick

He paid his debt, good luck to him

jason54858 wrote:He paid his debt, good luck to him

He paid his debt to SOCIETY... IMO, professional athletes should be held to a HIGHER standard than the law. He, at this point, owes the League and Players' Associations more than he will ever repay. And the same goes for all the other thugs that come back after going to jail

Why should he be a held to a higher standard Diamond M?

MustangLaxer wrote:felons making 1.6 and 5.2 with a 3 mil incentive...god bless america.

he's still in bankruptcy...pretty sure his wages are gonna be garnished till he makes some really big money...listening to Mort' this morning, he made it sound like the 2nd year is basically a roster bonus so if they dont decide to keep him he basically isnt gonna get paid in the 2nd year.

smu diamond m wrote:

jason54858 wrote:He paid his debt, good luck to him

He paid his debt to SOCIETY... IMO, professional athletes should be held to a HIGHER standard than the law. He, at this point, owes the League and Players' Associations more than he will ever repay. And the same goes for all the other thugs that come back after going to jail

i would agree with you if that wasn't blatantly unconstitutional.

btw, he killed dogs...GET OVER IT!

vick is a game changer. he is gonna do great in phili, no doubt, and yes they will end up keeping him.

RednBlue11 wrote:

smu diamond m wrote:

jason54858 wrote:He paid his debt, good luck to him

He paid his debt to SOCIETY... IMO, professional athletes should be held to a HIGHER standard than the law. He, at this point, owes the League and Players' Associations more than he will ever repay. And the same goes for all the other thugs that come back after going to jail

i would agree with you if that wasn't blatantly unconstitutional.

btw, he killed dogs...GET OVER IT!

I don't particularly care about the dog part, just the doing illegal stuff (which happened to be killing dogs) part. It should be viewed as a privilege to be a part of an elite league of athletes such as the NFL, and he's obviously demonstrated he didn't think much of it 2 years ago. Maybe I'm being presumptuous thinking he's still the old Vick. You can call me wrong when he retires without getting in trouble for something equally stupid.

I suspect there will be a lot of dog barking noises from opposing fans of the Eagles this year. The one fortunate thing for him is that if he has to play against the Redskins, he has a lot of good will because he went to Va. Tech. And Cowboys fans are so docile that he'll have no problem there. But Giants fans....

EastStang wrote:I suspect there will be a lot of dog barking noises from opposing fans of the Eagles this year. The one fortunate thing for him is that if he has to play against the Redskins, he has a lot of good will because he went to Va. Tech. And Cowboys fans are so docile that he'll have no problem there. But Giants fans....

i suspect most of it will be coming from the Philly Fans