I wouldn’t mind a flyer on him for a low price – but not to be a QB – if he is at all what he was, he could be an interesting multi threat to get the ball to in multiple ways – But I have little interest in him as an exclusive qb

I say HELL NO! Didn’t they learn anything from Lawrence Phillips? The Rams dont need him, he isn’t a great Q.B. and a worse citizen. He is a thug, a convict and doesn’t deserve another shot in the N.F.L.
Its time to clean up the NFL and say NO to criminals in the NFL!

Because I wouldn’t atually mind them bringing him in – but not as a QB (except for the rare gimmicky or change of pace play). Bottom line is that IF he is healthy and in shape, he is still a phenom athlete capable of helping a team that won only two games last year.

I can’t support him coming in exclusively as a QB though. Now I am in the anti Bulger camp, and I don’t feel we have our QB of the (near) future on our roster right now but Vick is not the answer either. Didn’t he already fail as a WCO QB in Atl (from a QB statistical point of view). IMO, he can be counted on to win a couple game a year with his legs – but that does not give you a SB caliber team in the making either.

Long way to a short answer – Yes, but not as QB. He is athletic and brings another dimension that defenses would have to watch for with him on the field (especially with a young inexperienced receiving core).

standpoint, I wouldn’t want him as our starting QB. I’d love to have him running the wildcat for us though.

I don’t have an opinion as far as whether he’s a bad person. I don’t really know that much about what happened. I know he at least bank rolled a dog fighting ring. I don’t think that’s okay, by any means (I’m love dogs), but I don’t know how extensive his involvement was or what he actually did besides supply the money. If I knew more, maybe I’d be more against him. He did go to prison for it, so it could be argued that he’s paid his debt to society in that way. I don’t know what’s right.

lined up as a WR? with bulger taking the snap, and avery and vick bunched together? Of course with Jax in the backfield

to build a team that sticks together and stays with the system. We don’t need to be bringing in a guy who freelances all over the field and doesn’t follow the system. That was his style the entire time he played for Atlanta and I don’t see why it would be different now. How can you make everyone else follow the system if one guy is allowed to ignore it?

As to his having paid his debt to society, all that does is put him back on the same footing as anyone else. It doesn’t immediately give him anything special or any reason for anyone to take a chance on him. When someone gets out of jail they don’t get to immediately resume their former life as if nothing happened. Something bad did happen and that, plus everything he did on the field for Atlanta, has to be considered when thinking about hiring him. There is a real chance he will do something else stupid down the line, just like Pacman and others. Not all of them do, but enough you have to consider it.

Come on guys, How good were the Falcons when they had Vick, anybody remember a trounce in 2003(I believe) in the GA dome? Lets face it Vick on the Falcons was amazingly sick and he made Warrick Dunn (a mediocre back) put up hall of fame numbers when Dunn touched the ball. After the fall of Vick the Falcons turned to shit; Warrick Dunn and Crumpler both fell off, hell we even got one of our three wins against them in 2007. Everyone wants to talk about how bad Vick was at qb but he didnt become the highest paid player for blowing. Plus he ran a west coast offense back in Atlanta. Vick served his time for the dogfighting, etc… for crying out loud that man owes more in debt than most people will see in a lifetime. He’d be a cheap pick up, better QB (I have alot of love for Bulger) and make SJ sick. filthy. ridiculous. Just think of Mike Vick running around making plays (guys hope you know our offense line is still rebuilding, nowhere near the greatest show on turf days, we need a mobile qb with its current state) pulling defenders off receivers, letting vick hit an open donnie avery, sean walker combo( they can’t double cover with vick on the field) and then when the defense is set to finally shut down vick let our boy SJ hit the hole for amazing yardage. I have no doubt that SJ is tenfold better than Dunn, plus Vick taking some of the load off by running keeps our beast of a back healthy. I say we’d win at least 9 games with vick in his first year back; with no number one receiver and a growing offensive line, I say that this is the place for Mike to go. If not us then he’ll land on the Raiders (Davis will take anyone for crying out loud, he’s fast enough said) or Vikings( obviously unhappy with jackson and rosenfels).

If I remember correctly Ray Lewis wasn’t so innocent and he is still playing football. Anyone remember Leonard Little and his issues, he’s still playing for the Rams. There is no way that a dogs life is more important than a humans period. I’m not saying Vick did nothing wrong but look at the big picture. If the commissioner will let players that beat their wives, throw gf’s down stairs over facebook, or kill humans in a drunk driving accident then vick should have no problem playing in the NFL again

I’m talking about that offensive line man for atl that fought with his gf about facebook and tossed her down the stairs in anger. Funny twitter comment tho. Oh and little was drunk when his accident happened, so that was willing in my book.

that comment has me rolling everytime i read it.

my PSL and season tickets will be up for sale. He is a thug, and he is not a team player. That’s the bottom line. If you can’t understand that, then there isn’t much more to say.

But thats what people thought of randy moss too. And look at him on the pats