Friday, August 14, 2009
Michael Vick signes a two years deal with the Philadelphia Eagles
In a surprising move, the Philadelphia Eagles signed suspended quarterback Michael Vick to a two years contract yesterday.
As a consequence , most Eagles fans woke up this morning with a hangover and not remembering having drunk anything.
For more, see NYTimes.com
As a consequence , most Eagles fans woke up this morning with a hangover and not remembering having drunk anything.
For more, see NYTimes.com
Labels: 2010 NFL season, Donovan McNab, Eagles quarterback, Michael Vick, NFL, NFL contract., NFL preseason, NFL quarterback, Philadelp[hia Eagles, preseason football
Wednesday, July 29, 2009
Michael Vick is put into a transitional plan for reinstatement.
Former N.F.L star quaterback Michael Vick was given another chance to play football again by Roger Goodell, the league commissioner under a transition plan.
In announcing his plans, the commissioner said that Michael had been subject to a battery of tests by some animals-rights groups to determine " if he can make a transition forward."
Now the real challenge lays ahead for Michael Vick :pass the temperament test and find a good home.
For more, see yahoo.com
In announcing his plans, the commissioner said that Michael had been subject to a battery of tests by some animals-rights groups to determine " if he can make a transition forward."
Now the real challenge lays ahead for Michael Vick :pass the temperament test and find a good home.
For more, see yahoo.com
Labels: Commissioner Roger Goodell, dog fighting, football fans, football season, Michael Vick, NFL, NFL fans, PETA, Roger Goodell, season tickets, SPCA
Wednesday, July 22, 2009
Michael Vick finished his dog-fighting sentence
On Monday, the electronic monitor that Michael Vick have been wearing the last two months as part of his 23 months sentence for dog fighting, have been removed, making him a free man again.
Now, he has the biggest fight of his life ahead of him: to convince the NFL biggest dog that he belongs.
For more, see AssociatedPress.com
AssociatedPress.com
Now, he has the biggest fight of his life ahead of him: to convince the NFL biggest dog that he belongs.
For more, see AssociatedPress.com
AssociatedPress.com
Labels: Commissioner Roger Goodell, dog fighting, electronic monitoring, Football commmissioner, football season season, football veteran, home confinement, Michael Vick, NFL, NFL commissioner, training camp
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