Oh he’s full of shit; yeah football does matter because that’s his lively hood! I’m not going to get all crazy about what he did or didn’t do because the man did his time & for that he deserves a second chance.
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By Echo on Aug 13, 2009

do they allow child sex offenders to sell ice cream after they do time?
are they searchable in a database thats public domain?

how the publics moral high ground shifts like that old burger time atari game is the issue. we all forget. and over time it slides…show me someone who would shed a legit tear for pearl harbor. history repeats on any time scale because we are designed to walk in circles.

By lets think on Aug 13, 2009

Pretty sure dogs don’t play football, so he did his time should be allowed to play, but should never be a pet owner again

By chisvo on Aug 13, 2009

I’m a fan of a country where people get the opportunity to right a wrong. I am a fan of Tony Dungy…in my mind his mentorship of Mike Vick is the best thing that Vick got…better than the chance to play again. Pretty darn sure there are many…no, actually MANY things I have done for which I am grateful for the pardons from those I have wronged. I’m a fan of an organization that realized their opportunity to make a positive impact on a human being’s life. They will get more than positive return on their investment…the other 30 teams that had a chance to pick him up exercised their right to operate as they wish and I can respect their decision. I am a fan of animal rights and am pleased that Mike Vick will be working to shed light on inhumane issues. I am a fan of not looking back and judging, but rather support ANYONE who wants to do better. And just now, I have developed a really strong like for the Eagles!

By Addy on Aug 13, 2009

Michael Vick could have murdered children as a hobby & his supporters would not care. They have no respect for life of any kind.

By Sandy on Aug 13, 2009

at the end of the day, he made a mistake AND he was punished for his wrong. let the man live his life and stop judging because no one has the right to throw stones. despite what lies some people may tell themselves, we all make mistakes and all want to be forgiven. how dare some members of society get on their soapbox and try to keep him from his from football, it just happens to be his job. whatever happened to EOE (equal opportunity employer). he has to survive in this “economy” too.

By Brooklyn on Aug 13, 2009

When people hunt and hang heads on their wall its a trophy a symbol of excellence! Its still slaughter know i love dogs but what good for the goose is good for the gander! America is not ready for a Black Man to be the face of their golden product. Peyton and Brady are tradtional QB’s thow down field for 350 yards. Vick changed the game forever look how colleges recuit QB’s with 4.4 speed. Vick beat Farve at Lambeau in the playoffs the torched was past that day but Vick doesn’t fiit their image!!! Today is a new day!!!

By Frank on Aug 14, 2009

It’s a damn shame what they did to that dog

– Coming To America

By Luchee on Aug 14, 2009

Everyone is oh its a mistake oh he didn’t mean it…. Give me a break has any of you supporters seen what he did have seen the dogs that were starved to death and the many dog that had to be put to sleep becuae he has a sick hobby. Why is it ok for him to have all these sweet dog blood on his hand and be called a mistake. Becuae the dogs can’t talk don’t mean the csnt feel. Vick is a curel horrible man and I believe any time he serves is not enough time.

By Fadia on Aug 14, 2009

what he did makes me sad. i love dogs. i hope he truly is sorry for what he did and not sorry for just getting caught.

By Lindsay on Aug 17, 2009

Michael Vick was an amazing athlete, but an average qb, he was never the greatest qb, but one of the most exciting people on the field

By chisvo on Aug 17, 2009

He’s not sorry, just sorry he got caught!

By MORGAINE on Aug 21, 2009