As you’ve undoubtedly heard by now, Michael Vick signed with the Philadelphia Eagles. If you play fantasy football, your first reaction was to think of Michael Vick’s 2009 fantasy football projections.
In Philadelphia, Vick will backup Donovan McNabb at quarterback. There’s not much of a chance that Vick could work his way into the starting lineup. Even if McNabb suffers an injury, Vick isn’t guaranteed to get the starting nod.
The mostly likely role for Vick with the Eagles is in gadget plays. Once his suspension ends, Vick will likely eventually get about five touches per game to keep the defense off …read more

Although nothing is official, we are starting to hear hints that Michael Vick is close to landing with a new team after being partially reinstated by NFL commissioner Roger Goodell. By connecting a few dots, it seems that one very possible destination for Vick is the New England Patriots.
Vick recently said that he was getting close to signing with a team. On Thursday, Patriots head coach Bill Belichick fanned the flames by saying this about Vick:
“Michael is an outstanding player, hasn’t played in a couple of years. But right now, our focus is on our team and our players and …read more

Although Michael Vick is still currently in prison, many fantasy football owners still wonder about Vick’s fantasy football future. He’s set to be released in July of 2009 — which brings the possibility of him being able to possibly play in the NFL in the 2009 season.
Firstly, the big obstacle in his way is NFL commissioner Roger Goodell. Even if Vick is a free man, that doesn’t mean he’ll automatically be free to sign in the NFL. Goodell very well could suspend Vick; possibly for the entire 2009 season.
Even in a scenario that Vick is eligible to play in the …read more

1. Atlanta Falcons
Is there any doubt that the Atlanta Falcons are currently the worst team in the NFL? The Falcons have yet to recover from the Michael Vick fiasco. Until a quarterback (such as rookie Matt Ryan) proves capable, the Falcons will circle the drain of the NFL.

Can Matt Ryan be the savior?
2. Miami Dolphins
Bill Parcels will eventually turn the Miami Dolphins around but it won’t be in 2008. On the offensive side of the field, the Dolphins don’t have many playmakers. On defense, the Dolphins’ best player, Jason Taylor, is unhappy. The Dolphins will …read more

The Atlanta Falcons have a new franchise quarterback. Matt Ryan was selected by the Falcons in the first round of the 2008 NFL Draft with the third overall pick. Ryan, who played his college ball at Boston College, is a clean-cut player who will try to make Falcons fans forget about Michael Vick.
While many rookie quarterbacks get a year or two to learn the ropes, Ryan likely will have to play sooner rather than later. Currently, the Falcons only have Chris Redman and Joey Harrington at quarterback. It won’t take much for Ryan to get his …read more

With the Michael Vick chaos slowly becoming a thing of the past, the Atlanta Falcons are trying to move on as best they can. While Vick remains fresh in the minds of their fans, the Falcons have to begin re-assembling their team.
The Falcons have the third pick in the 2008 NFL draft and have plenty of directions they can go with the pick. However, the Falcons already made noise this offseason by signing Michael Turner. Turner, who many league experts think was the best running back on the open market, was signed to become the team’s new …read more