Michael Vick

After Michael Vick plead guily and admitted to killing dogs should he be allowed to play in the NFL again?

Yes.


I'm actually tired of this argument. His Career shouldn't play into this as much as I dislike the guy, because if the dogfighting investigations go on, there are going to be ALOT of professional athletes, actors, businessmen out of their jobs.

I believe that if he serves justice and does his fair share of time, his career shouldn't be penalized. I mean shit, he's never going to get endorsements ever again, so there goes a majority of his salary, and the Falcons are playing decent without him, so who knows, his career may be over, even IF he gets to back to playing ball.

Ill be honest. I never thought he was that good anyways. I mean, he was a decent runner and had a powerful arm, but he was never the allstar quaterback that people use to say he was. Im pretty sure that his career is over, but if he were to come back, i highly doubt that he will be a quaterback. Hell probably be on the special teams unit, thats if any team would take him. Knowing my luck, hell come to the giants.

Sort of what Gruesome said. I believe he'll be allowed to come back, but honestly, what team is going to pick him up? If anything, it'll be a desparation move by a sucky ass team who is grasping for straws. He'll play there a year and be humiliated and he'll retire.

I heard he was suspended indefinitely.

HAHA, I just read that the Falcons are trying to get 22 millions dollars back from Vick.

I think that's a bit excessive.

He shouldn't be allowed back. Because he should be in jail until he's too old to be any good.

He's only going to get 6 months from that plea deal, apparently.

Yea because he is going to disclose other dog fighting rings or something liek that

I heard DMX is under fire now.

Yep, same here. Heard it on the radio today, apparently the person he hired to take care of his "PITBULLS" was neglegent to them and didn't feed/water them for days on end.

I think he should be brutally punished....

but that has nothing to do with his career.