According to a report, Michael Vick will be allowed back into the NFL for the 2009 season, however he’ll need to serve an additional four game suspension. The report, which courtesy of ESPN, says that Roger Goodell will make this announcement at some point next week.
If Vick is suspended for the first four games of the season, that could really hurt his chances of catching on with a team. He’ll already have trouble finding work as it is. Would a team be willing to invest in Vick even though he still will face a suspension? Perhaps not.
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The United Football League, a newly formed professional football organization that plans to begin its first season in October, has expressed interested in Michael Vick. If Vick does suit up in the UFL, his rights are owned by the franchise located in Orlando.
The UFL will have four teams in its first season. Those teams are located in San Francisco, New York, Las Vegas and Orlando. Additionally, the league plans to play games in Sacramento, Los Angeles and Hartford.
Although many people are skeptical about how long the UFL will survive, they have already landed some interesting coaches. The San Francisco team …read more