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If you missed part 1, you can catch it at Vick, Culpepper, Quinn, Favre, Marbury – Part I – which one does not fit?
Stephon Marbury has backed off
Let’s move to that 3 ring circus called Oakland, where we find the search for the Quarterback feverishly going on.
We all know that JaMarcus Russell is going to start at quarterback, right?
Oops, Oakland forgot to get his signature on a contract.
Lane Kiffen from USC is the new coach and his old boss, Pete Carroll, is not too happy.
“This is not helping the kid’s …read more

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Brett says, “Have you heard? We have a defense!”
It’s a tale of 5 quarterbacks.
Michael Vick pleaded guilty in court and suddenly he was all sorry and felt dog fighting was so terrible. Come on.
The plea was accepted by Hudson, who asked: “Are you entering the plea of guilty to a conspiracy charge because you are in fact guilty?”
Vick answered yes, and Hudson emphasized his broad latitude in sentencing.
“You’re taking your chances here. You’ll have to live with whatever decision I make,” he said.
U.S. Attorney Chuck Rosenberg said a …read more

Some people see a problem and others see an opportunity and why not let out your outrage at the same time.
It appears that NFL trading cards of Michael Vick that were chewed on by dogs are selling on E-bay for more than his rookie cards.
This is most excellent!

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Johnny Depp says “They are more like guidelines, savvy?”
Well, the supposed secret is out and it looks like Michael Vick will be suspended for the year.
Oddly enough, it appears that there is a way out of the suspension, since it will be Michael’s first offense.
Commissioner Goodell is way serious at this point, making it clear that Michael will not be allowed to return during the year.
Pacman has a 1 year suspension with the Titans, but if he can clear his name will be allowed an early return. No such …read more

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Michael Vick – The boy who would be king will now be on a leash!
The NFL announced that it wants Michael Vick to stay out of the Falcons camp.
Michael Vick was ordered by commissioner Roger Goodell on Monday to stay away from the Atlanta Falcons’ training camp until the league reviews the dogfighting charges against him.
“While it is for the criminal justice system to determine your guilt or innocence, it is my responsibility as commissioner of the National Football League to determine whether your conduct, even if not …read more

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Here comes da Judge!
This is the way it will work. The Army National Guard that comes out to hold the flag for the National Anthem and will then shoot the opposing team’s quarterback, if that player had a bad game the week before.
Another possible plan, that was voted down, was to have the quarterbacks enter the arena against some Lions, but, of course the Lions would probably not fare well.
(**)It will be known as getting rid of quarterbacks not up to par.
Teams losing a quarterback will get some relief …read more

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Michael Vick sporting the new forlorn look
He is done.
This is the proverbial stick a fork in him.
This is the all she wrote and the Fat Lady has sung.
Michael Vick should play no more.
Don’t give me “due process.” Look around you. Do you see a court of law? Do you see a judge, a jury, a lawyer, a bailiff? The NFL is not the U.S. judicial system, and for the sake of this argument, Michael Vick is not a defendant. He’s a football player who has been accused of something so …read more

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The Home of Michael Vick

The Savannah Morning News Online Edition reports that Michael will play, even after a federal indictment.
This much we know: Michael Vick won’t be on the field when the Atlanta Falcons open training camp next Thursday. He’ll be in a federal courtroom. What happens after that was anyone’s guess Wednesday, and there was no shortage of opinions.
Suspend him. Cut him. Let him play until he’s proven guilty of felony charges that he sponsored a gruesome dogfighting operation.
For the time being, that’s what the NFL intends to do …read more