Mike Vick Tells Where He Would Love To Play Next

Mike Vick is preparing for the future just like team owners.  He says that if he doesn’t get picked back up by the Eagles, he would love to play here…

Sanaa Lathan: I Forgive Michael Vick For Pulling a 187 On All Them Dogs

Sanaa Lathan took to her laptop to post a blog on Russell Simmons’ Global Grind.  She spoke about Mike Vick and how she has forgiven him for pulling a 187 on multiple dogs.  Peep game when you

Mike Vick: “I cried so many nights”

Michael Vick gave 60 minutes the first post-prison interview, in which he admits to crying so many nights while locked up.  Peep the video…

Mike Vick’s Press Conference

 

This is an excellent press conference.  Vick expressed his gratitude to the City, Organization, Fans and Donovan McNabb for playing a vital role in bringing him to Philadelphia.  Everyone deserves a second chance.  He’s paid his debt to society and now it’s time to move on.  It’s amazing how people are still throwing stones at the man after he’s done his time and is now ready to make a change.  We love that scripture…..”He without sin, cast the first stone.”

Mike Vick Signs Two Year Deal With The Philadelphia Eagles

Michael Vick has to be all smiles this morning after reaching a two year agreement with the Philadelphia Eagles.  Vick is finally back!  He will back up Donovan McNabb.  More info on the deal when you

Michael Vick Reinstated To NFL

After what seemed like an unfair WITCH-HUNT over some damn dogs, Michael Vick is BACK!  He was reinstated by the NFL today.  Yep, cleared for take-off without a suspension.

Vick Will Finish Sentence At Home

On May 21 Mike Vick will be transported to his Hampton Virgina home because there is no room at a Newport News halfway house.

Via AP:

Imprisoned NFL star Michael Vick will be allowed to finish his sentence under home confinement because there is no room at a halfway house for him, a government official told The Associated Press Thursday.

Vick spent $3.6 Million In Three Months

Mike Vick was splurging something heavy before he got locked up. According to reports he spent $3.6 million in 3 months before getting thrown into that orange jumper.

Via Yahoo:

According to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, former Atlanta Falcons quarterback Michael Vick went on a spending spree in the months leading up to being jailed for dog fighting.

The day he went to jail, Michael Vick bought a $99,000 Mercedes. He cashed four checks that totaled $24,900. He gave $28,000 to the mother of his oldest child. He paid a public relations firm $23,000 and gave a friend $16,000. Altogether on Nov. 19, 2007, Vick spent $201,840. But for the former Atlanta Falcons quarterback, the day was most remarkable for how it ended: behind bars, beginning what would be a nearly two-year sentence in a notorious dogfighting case.

NFL fines 5 falcolns players for Vick tributes

Geeez Louise….you can’t even support your fallen teammates these days. 5 Atlanta Falcons players were fined nearly $10,000 a piece for violating NFL uniform regulations with tributes to Michael Vick during last week’s Monday night game.

The Falcons played at home against New Orleans that night.

After scoring a touchdown, White displayed a “Free Mike Vick” T-shirt under his jersey.

He, along with tight end Alge Crumpler and cornerbacks DeAngelo Hall and Chris Houston, were fined $10,000 each. Crumpler, Hall and Houston all wore black eye strips with written tributes to Vick, which the league called “displaying an unauthorized personal message.”

Wide receiver Joe Horn was fined $7,500 for pulling up White’s jersey to show the black T-shirt with handwritten white lettering. The fines were confirmed Tuesday by NFL spokesman Randall Liu.

Hall also had a poster of Vick on the field during pre-game introductions.

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Vick’s Va. trial date set…

Via AJC:

Suspended Falcons quarterback Michael Vick will go to trial on state dogfighting charges in Surry County, Virginia on April 2.

The date was set in a brief hearing at the Sussex County courthouse on Tuesday as his attorneys requested a jury trial.

Neither Vick nor his three co-defendants, who are all awaiting sentencing on federal felony charges related to dogfighting, were present at the hearing. The group is charged with running Bad Newz Kennels, a dogfighting operation based out of property Vick owned in Virginia.

Billy Martin, one of Vick’s attorney, has stated that he would fight the state charges on the grounds that under a Virginia statute Vick could not be convicted twice for events that occurred out of the same set of circumstances.

Vick and his co-defendants face state charges of beating or killing or causing dogs to fight other dogs and engaging in or promoting dogfighting. Each felony count carries a sentence of up to five years in prison.

Vick, who has been suspended indefinitely by NFL commissioner Roger Goodell, reported to prison on Nov. 19 in Northern Neck Regional Jail in Warsaw, Va. to begin his sentence on the federal charges. He will be sentenced in that case on Dec. 10.

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